Day 01 : Arrive Bhutan

Fly to PARO from Delhi International Airport. If the weather is clear you are lucky enough you might have spectacular views of the high peaks of the eastern Himalayas including Mt. Everest (Take Left Seat In The Flight). Meet & greet by our representative upon arrival at PARO airport & transfer to hotel in Thimpu.

Enroute stop at Tachhog Lhakhang (the Iron Chain Bridge), a temple located across the famous iron chain bridge built over the meandering Pa Chhu (Paro River).

Arrive hotel & check in. Rest of the day is free. Evening stroll around lacal market of Thimpu city. Overnight at hotel in Thimpu.

Day 02: Thimphu- Punakha (71kms)

In the morning your guide and vehicle will come to pick you up from the hotel and proceed for sightseeing.

Buddha Dordenma: Capture the vibrant Buddha Dordenma statue in the early morning sunrise. Apart from the serenity of the place the view of the Thimphu city from this mountain is gorgeous.

On the way, we take a break at DochuLa Pass at 3,100 meters. Sip a cup of hot coffee at the DochuLa cafeteria while enjoying the mesmerizing panoramic view of the Himalayan ranges. If  skies are  clear, the  high  Himalayan  peaks towards the north east  will  be  revealed  in all  their  glory. Take in the 108 stupas beautifully adorned on the pass with the blue sky making the backdrop.

On arriving Punakha; walk along the path through the traditional houses of Sopsokha village amidst agricultural fields of rice and mustard, leading to a hillock where the temple of the Divine Mad monk is located. Sopsokha village is a typical example of clustered settlement. You may witness unusual paintings of phallus on walls of the houses. The phallus paintings are traditionally believed to ward off evil influences and bad-mouth/gossips of others that bring bad luck.

Punakha Dzong is just as striking inside as outside and it is arguably the most beautiful Dzong in Bhutan. Located magnificently between Pho Chhu (Male River) and Mo Chhu (Female River) confluence, the intricate carving and amazing architecture of the Dzong is a great source of inspiration. This famous structure built in 1637 has a lot to tell about the historical background and various Tibetan invasions won from this strategically located Dzong. It also houses the kingdom’s most sacred relic, the “Rangjung Karsa-pani”.Overnight at hotel in Punakha

Day 03: Punakha- Paro (130kms)

Start your journey to Paro after a hearty breakfast at your hotel in Punakha.Tiger’s Nest is 4 miles round tricky track & time taken is 5-8 hrs.Venture through the pristine surroundings of the Tiger’s Nest monastery. You need to be physically fit to trek up to tiger nest. Later visit  the ancient Kichu Lhakhang, one of the oldest temples built in the 7th century.Overnight at hotel in Paro

Day 04: Departure

On transfer to airport for flight back to next destination.