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| 20 Nov: Arrival in Bagdogra/NJP to Phuentsholing (4 Hrs drive) Upon arrival at Bagdogra Airport or NJP Railway Station, you will be warmly received by our driver. The drive to Phuentsholing takes about four hours, following the Teesta River, passing through scenic tea gardens, and gradually ascending to the foothills of Bhutan. The ideal arrival time is before 1:00 PM to ensure a comfortable journey. En route, you may take short breaks or continue driving through the small towns across the highways. On reaching Phuentsholing, our team will greet you and assist with the immigration formalities at the border. After completing the process, check in to a quiet and relaxing hotel to unwind and re-energize for the journey ahead. Phuentsholing is one of the most vibrant border towns of Bhutan, home to many Bhutanese families and thriving business communities. In the evening, you may explore the town on foot, browse through shops offering imported garments, or local cuisine and drinks. The town is safe, lively, and offers a pleasant introduction to Bhutan. Phuentsholing: Phuentsholing, opposite Jaigaon, is a bustling border town and Bhutan’s trade gateway, where Bhutanese and Indian cultures blend vibrantly. Evening if time permits visit Zangto Pelri Lhakhang, a serene temple in Phuentsholing, showcasing Guru Rinpoche, Bodhisattvas, Avalokiteshwara, Zhabdrung, and Buddha Amitabha. |
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| 21 Nov: Phuentsholing to Thimphu (5 Hrs) Complete the immigration formalities before the journey. The road journey from Phuentsholing to Thimphu is a scenic five-hour drive, gradually ascending from subtropical plains to cool alpine hills. The route winds through dense forests, waterfalls, and charming mountain villages, offering breathtaking views of valleys and rivers, before reaching Bhutan’s serene capital, Thimphu, nestled in the Himalayas. Stops en route: Tea/coffee breaks, photo opportunities at waterfalls and villages. Chuzom (confluence of Thimphu & Paro rivers): A tri-junction where highways meet; enjoy the welcome portraits of Bhutan’s King and Queen. Explore Thimphu by Walk: If time permits, stroll Thimphu’s vibrant streets, explore handicrafts, souvenirs, imported goods, and experience modern Bhutanese life. Overnight at 2,400m altitude. |
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| 22 Nov: Thimphu Sightseeing Thimphu – This vibrant city is Bhutan’s center of commerce, religion, and government. While it is the most modern city in the country, with a variety of restaurants, internet cafes, shopping centers, and nightlife, Thimphu still beautifully retains its cultural identity and traditional values. Often called the world’s only capital without traffic lights, it offers a unique blend of modernity and tradition. Memorial Chorten: Built in memory of Bhutan’s third king, it is dedicated to world peace and is one of Thimphu’s most iconic landmarks. Buddha Dordenma: A massive golden statue overlooking Thimphu Valley, located at Kuensel Phodrang Nature Park. Motithang Takin Preserve: Motithang Takin Preserve, near BBS tower, is a wildlife reserve in Thimphu, home to Bhutan’s national animal, the unique Takin. Wangditse Hike: Drive above Thimphu, visit Motithang Takin Reserve to see the national animal, ‘Drong Gemtse,’ with cow’s body, goat’s head. Thimphu Weekend Market: Farmers and traders from across Bhutan sell produce and goods next to Changlimithang National Playground. Overnight stay in Thimphu. |
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| 23 Nov: Thimphu to Punakha (2 Hrs) Begin the scenic two-hour drive from Thimphu to Punakha, crossing the iconic Dochula Pass at 3,100 meters, where 108 chortens and panoramic Himalayan views await. After a refreshing break, the road winds down into the lush Punakha Valley, one of Bhutan’s warmest and most picturesque regions, blessed with fertile fields and stunning landscapes. Dochula Pass: This panoramic location offers stunning views of the Himalayan range, especially on clear winter days. The pass is adorned with 108 chortens. Chimi Lhakhang, the "Temple of Fertility," is a pilgrimage site for couples. Hike through Mesina village for a unique experience. Punakha Dzong: Punakha Dzong, the "Palace of Great Happiness," a 17th-century architectural masterpiece at Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers’ confluence. Punakha Suspension Bridge: One of Bhutan’s longest bridges, connecting Punakha |
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| 24 Nov: Punakha to Paro (3 hrs) The journey from Punakha to Paro retraces the route via Dochula Pass, offering another chance to admire its 108 chortens and sweeping Himalayan views. Continuing through Chuzom, where rivers meet, the road leads into the serene Paro Valley. This scenic drive blends mountain vistas, cultural landmarks, and tranquil landscapes, making the journey as delightful as the destination. Paro Dzong: Known as the "Fortress on a Heap of Jewels," this 17th-century Dzong is an architectural masterpiece. Ta Dzong: Originally built as a watchtower, it now houses Bhutan’s National Museum, showcasing artifacts and historical items. Explore Paro Town: Stroll through the town’s charming streets, offering authentic handicrafts, Bhutan-made products, and restaurants. Overnight in Paro, altitude 2,200m. |
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| 25 Nov: Paro Sightseeing Paro Valley is Bhutan’s cultural heartland, enchants visitors with its serene landscapes, ancient monasteries, and traditional villages. Home to the iconic Tiger’s Nest Monastery, it offers rich history, vibrant festivals, and charming farmhouses. Tourists can expect breathtaking hikes, sacred sites, colorful markets, and warm hospitality, all set amidst lush valleys, crystal-clear rivers, and snow-capped Himalayan backdrops. Taktsang Monastery (Tiger’s Nest): It is Bhutan’s most iconic landmark and religious Buddhist site in the world. The name Taktsang translates to “The Tiger’s Nest”. The temple is one of the holiest sites in Bhutan which clings impossibly to a sheer cliff face 900 meters above the valley. Although good trekkers can make it to the top in two hours, most of the guests take whole day to complete the hike. Overnight in Paro. Farmhouse visit with locals: This experience is a particularly fun and spontaneous way to connect with the local community and learn about Bhutanese culture and way of living. |
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| 26 Nov: Paro to Haa Excursion (2 Hrs) Chele La Pass – The height of Chele La is 13084 ft (3988m) making one of the highest vantage points in Bhutan from which you can marvel at commanding spectacular views of the snowcapped Mountain Jomolhari (7326 meters) from the Chelela Pass and valleys while Himalayan yaks grazing in horizon dotted with electricity pylons. Lhakhang Karpo – Lhakang Karpo is located in Uesu Gewog under Haa in between three famous mountain Rigsum Goempo. Today it stands as tall as the fortress in Haa valley revered to Haa river. The temple is home to sacred images of Sangye Tshepamey and Ap Chhundu the main deity of Haa valley. Lhakhang Nagpo – Lhakhang Nagpo is located 15 mins further away from Lhakhang Karpo in Dumchoe village. It takes 15 mins by walk and few minutes by car. Inside the temple, there is also a small lake. Lhakhang Nagpo serves as the seat for guardian deity Da Do Chen. Overnight in Paro |
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| 27 Nov: End of the Tour End of your stay in Bhutan, as you bid farewell to Bhutan, our team will assist with exit formalities before you continue your onward journey back home. Carrying cherished memories of Bhutan’s landscapes, culture, and warm hospitality, you will depart with unforgettable experiences and stories to share, marking a perfect conclusion to your Himalayan adventure. Once is never enough, we hope to welcome you again. |
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Package Rates are per person in INR and details as below
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About Vehicle: All the vehicles provided, unless otherwise specified will be Non-A/C Vehicles. Supplement Charges will be applicable for A/C vehicles. |
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| Excludes-Lunch, any alcoholic/nonalcoholic beverages, tea/coffees etc-Single room supplement/room upgrade charges
–Entrance/Monument visiting fees, directly payable at the site -Personal expenses (shopping, laundry, phone calls etc) -Gratuities to guide and driver -Travel Insurance -Outdoor activities (Cycling, River Rafting, Motor Biking, Horse Riding, Cultural Program, Traditional Sports, Costumes, Hot stone Bath etc.) -Anything which is not included under inclusion is not a part of the package |
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Permit for Bhutan: Indian nationals do not require visa to travel in Bhutan. Only a valid passport or Voter Id card are the valid documents for obtaining entry permit. Advance Online Permits If you are traveling with an Indian Passport (with a minimum validity of 6 months from the date of departure from Bhutan), you can avail advance online permits by sending us clear colour scanned passport copy. It should reach us before 10 working days. We shall not be responsible for any rejections or similar issues in regards to the permits due to improper documents or delay in arrival of documents.
NOTE: Ø The above-mentioned hotels will be confirmed as per the room availability. Otherwise we will confirm similar category. Ø The rates quoted in the packages are on per person basis & valid for Indian nationals from 01st Mar 2024 to 31st May 2024 (High seasons surcharge will be applicable during the Festivals & Peak season). |
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Presently Available Airfare : INR 28,800 *4 – 1,15,200
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