Bhutan x 6 Nights

7 Days / 6 Nights Bhutan

7D/6N 7 Days inBhutan

Overview

Package Detail

Complete package detail will be shared by our travel expert after enquiry.

Trip Plan

Day Wise Itinerary

Meet and greet at IXB/NJP and make a tourist permit at Phuentsholing immigration office and transfer to Thimphu (which is Approx 6 Hours/ 172 Km from Phuentsholing town). Thimphu is the capital and largest city of Bhutan. It has a population of 104,200. Enroute, see Water Falls & Tala Dam (Top View). Check-In at the hotel & overnight stay at Thimphu.

Hotel

Hotel Tashi Yid Wong Grand/ Similar

Transfer

Tempo Traveller

After breakfast: visit sightseeing starts- 1) Durga Temple/Shiv Temple, 2) Buddha Point, 3) Coronation Park, 4) Takin Zoo (National Animal of Bhutan), 5) Memorial Chorten, 6) Thimphu Dzong & 7) Simply Bhutan (Traditional Culture Program) - Overnight stay at Thimphu.

Transfer

Coaster Bus

After breakfast, morning transfer to Punakha. It is approximately 90 kilometres and a nearly 3-hour drive from Thimphu. En route visit 1) Dochu la Pass, 2) Chhimi Lhakhang, 3) Punakha Dzong, 4) Suspension Bridge (Longest Bridge in Bhutan) and Overnight Stay at Punakha.

Hotel

Bhutanic Resort

Transfer

Coaster Bus

After breakfast, transfer to Paro - passing by Tamchog Lhakhang Iron Bridge En Route, distancing approximately 143 km and 5 hours from Punakha. It is the site of the country’s only international airport and is also known for the many sacred sites in the area. It has a population of 39,800. On arrival, check in at the hotel - Overnight stay at Paro.

Hotel

Tashi Namgay Resort (TNR)

Transfer

Coaster Bus

Morning visit - 1) Rinpung Dzong (Paro Dzong), 2) Kichu Lhakhang Monastery, 3) Drukgyal Dzong (Presently closed for tourists), 4) Tiger Nest Monasteries (Viewpoint), 5) Ta Dzong (Paro Museum) OR
Optional – Hike to Tiger Nest Monastery (Hike uphill will take around 2/3 Hrs on the way)
Paro Taktsang is a prominent Himalayan Buddhist sacred site, and the temple complex is located on the Cliffside of the upper Paro valley in Bhutan. A temple complex was first built in 1692, around the Taktsang Senge Samdup cave, where Guru Padmasambhava is said to have meditated for three years, three months, three weeks, three days and three hours in the 8th century. Padmasambhava is credited with introducing Buddhism to Bhutan and is the tutelary deity of the country. Today, Paro Taktsang is the best known of the thirteen Taktsang or "tiger lair" caves in which he meditated. Night Stay at Paro.

Transfer

Coaster Bus

After breakfast checkout from the hotel and transfer to Jaldapara. Local marketing by oneself. Overnight stay at Jaldapara.

Hotel

Debrani Greenwood Resort

Transfer

Tempo Traveller

Transfer

Tempo Traveller

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and transfer to IXB for departure. Tour ends with beautiful memories of Bhutan.

service

Service

Before Booking

Inclusions, Exclusions & Terms

Inclusions

Meet and greet on Arrival at IXB.
Pick up and Drop to IXB.
SDF (Sustainable Development Fee)
Bhutan Govt. Approved Guide.
Accommodation at the mentioned hotel / similar
All quoted rooms are base room category, unless indicated separately
Local Marketing 1 to 2 Hrs.
Meal Plan - MAP (Breakfast & Dinner)
½ litre of mineral water per day as a complimentary.
01 Tourist SIM card Complimentary.
Executive vehicle as per the mentioned tour itinerary for all transfers and sightseeing
Vehicle will be on a point-to-point basis as per the mentioned tour itinerary and will not be at your disposal.
Driver and vehicle service shall be available from 8-9 am to 6 pm, with a 1-hour lunch break for the driver.
(Under emergency condition vehicle will be provided whenever needed)

Exclusions

Airfare / Train Fare
Sightseeing / Monument Entry Fees
Rooms Service, Laundry, International / Domestic Telephone Charge
Additional Sightseeing or additional vehicle usages
Personal expenses, including tips / Porterage
Passport-related service
Anything not specifically mentioned in the above inclusion

Payment Policy

Package confirmation is subject to advance payment and availability.
Balance payment must be completed before travel date or as per company policy.
Rates may change until booking is confirmed.

Cancellation Policy

Cancellation charges will apply as per hotel, transport and supplier policies.
No refund will be applicable for no-show, early check-out or unused services.
Cancellation requests must be shared in writing.

Important Notes

How you can enjoy your visit to Bhutan responsibly
Do’s

Always carry valid Original Documents (Passport should have a valid date, it should not be an expired one, and the Voter ID should be Original, Duplicate is not allowed).
Follow the proper dress code while visiting offices and religious sites. Entering religious monuments and offices in a singlet and miniskirt is not our norm.
Remove your hat while entering religious sites, and kindly take off your footwear while entering the temple altar rooms.
Maintain Silence in heritage and religious sites and monuments.
Always walk clockwise while passing heritage and religious monuments.
A proper permit is required to explore religious artefacts or antiques.
Always carry valid travel documents and produce the same if required.
Be fully insured against unforeseen medical emergencies.
In case of loss of travel documents, report to the nearest immigration office, police or TCB (Tourism Council of Bhutan) office.
Be responsible for your own waste and dispose them in designated areas.
Follow traffic rules and use the designated zebra crossing line for your safety.
Report to TCB (Tourism Council of Bhutan) on the misbehaviour of guides, drivers, or tour operators.

Don’ts

Refrain from touching any murals, religious paintings, and objects in the temples, as it is considered disrespectful in the local culture.
Smoking is strictly prohibited.
Carrying and use of a drone is strictly prohibited
SDF (Sustainable Development Fees)
Guide service charges
Spitting on the wall and other places is discouraged
Taking photographs and filming are restricted in some areas, so please refrain from filming and taking photographs in those areas.
Refrain from feeding animals on highways, in parks and in other places.
Washing, swimming or throwing objects into lakes and other water bodies are prohibited as it is considered sacred.
Do not sit straddling or with your legs stretched in front of the altar, as it is culturally offensive; we expect you to cross your legs or kneel when sitting in religious places.