Day 01: Bangkok – Samdrup Jongkhar

• Flight to Guwahati, India: The adventure begins with the anticipation of new experiences.
• Cultural Introduction in Old Guwahati: A peek into the region’s rich cultural heritage, setting the tone for the journey.
• Silk Weaving Village Visit: Immersion into the local lifestyle and economy through the traditional craft of silk weaving, particularly the unique gold ‘muga’ silk.
• Entry into Bhutan: Completing formalities and crossing into Bhutan at Samdrup Jongkhar introduces travelers to this mystical country.

Day 02: Samdrup Jongkhar – Trashigang

• Scenic Drive to Trashigang: A journey through diverse landscapes, transitioning from plains to mountains, offering stunning views and insights into Bhutan’s natural beauty.
• Cultural Insights at Handloom Center: Engagement with traditional weaving and natural dyeing techniques, showcasing Bhutan’s commitment to cultural preservation and women’s empowerment.
• Exploration of Trashigang: Arrival in Bhutan’s largest eastern city opens up opportunities to delve into the cultural and commercial heart of Eastern Bhutan.

Day 03: Trashigang Sightseeing

• Trek to Saling Village: A leisurely trek offers a blend of exercise, natural beauty, and cultural immersion, providing insights into the lives of the Dakpas.
• Sakteng Wildlife Sanctuary: A venture close to this sanctuary highlights Bhutan’s rich biodiversity, with chances to spot rare birds and perhaps ponder the myth of the yeti.
• Visit to Radhi Village: Experiencing raw silk weaving adds to the understanding of Bhutan’s artisanal heritage and the significance of weaving in the local society.

Day 04: Trashigang – Lhuntse

• Journey Through Bhutan’s Landscape: The drive offers breathtaking views over mountain valleys and high passes, enriching the travel experience with nature’s majesty.
• Cultural Practices in Villages: Stops in villages to observe the traditional practice of rearing lac, highlighting the symbiotic relationship between local culture and the environment.
• Lhuntse’s Textile Fame: The region’s renown for exquisite textiles underlines the artistry and cultural importance of Bhutanese weaving traditions.

Day 05: Lhuntse – Mongar

• Hike to Khoma Village: A morning hike not only connects travelers with Bhutan’s picturesque landscapes but also with its celebrated weaving traditions.
• Weaving Insights in Khoma: Interaction with local weavers and observation of the intricate Kushutara and Ngoshom textiles, offering a deeper appreciation for Bhutanese craft and culture.

Day 06: Mongar – Bumthang

• Scenic Himalayan Route: The drive crosses the Thrumsingla Pass, offering breathtaking views and entry into Bhutan’s spiritual heartland.
• Exploration of Bumthang’s Valleys: Visiting Ura and Choekhor valleys introduces the region’s medieval charm and scenic landscapes, setting a serene backdrop for cultural immersion.

Day 07: Bumthang Sightseeing

• Ancient Sacred Sites: Visits to Jambey Lhakang and Kurje Lhakang deepen the understanding of Bhutan’s spiritual heritage and royal history.
• Cultural and Culinary Insights: Engagements with local life at a traditional house, the Jakar market, and tastings of local delicacies provide a rich sensory and cultural experience.
• Architectural Marvels: The magnificent Jakar Dzong and Chamkar bazaar offer insights into Bhutanese architecture and daily life.

Day 08: Bumthang – Trongsa

• Yatha Weaving Insight: A stop at the Yatha weaving center in Zukney highlights the importance of traditional crafts in Bhutanese culture.
• Trongsa’s Historical Depth: Exploring Trongsa, including its pivotal dzong, reveals layers of Bhutanese history and the architectural ingenuity of its people.

Day 09: Trongsa – Punakha

• Scenic Drive with Cultural Stops: The journey features picturesque landscapes and village visits, offering glimpses into the Bhutanese way of life.
• Spiritual Exploration at Chimi Lhakhang: A visit to this unique monastery showcases Bhutan’s blend of spirituality and unconventional wisdom, including the intriguing practices associated with Drukpa Kinley.

Day 10: Punakha Sightseeing

• Architectural and Spiritual Highlights: The hike to Khamsum Yuley Namgay Chorten and visit to Punakha Dzong encapsulate Bhutan’s spiritual essence and architectural grandeur.
• Connection with Nature and Agriculture: The journey through Punakha’s valleys underscores the symbiotic relationship between Bhutan’s natural environment, agriculture, and daily life.

Day 11: Punakha – Thimphu

• Dochula Pass: Offers mesmerizing 360-degree views of the Himalayas, enhanced by the spiritual significance of its 108 memorial chortens.
• Cultural Immersion in Thimphu: The capital city melds tradition with modernity, showcasing Bhutanese life through its weekend market, traditional archery competitions, and unique urban charm.

Day 12: Thimphu Sightseeing

• Tango Monastery Visit: A spiritual retreat offering insights into Bhutanese monastic life and Buddhist studies, set against serene valley views.
• Arts and Craft School: Observing students preserves traditional Bhutanese art forms, providing a window into the country’s rich cultural heritage.
• National Memorial Chorten: A significant spiritual site that epitomizes Bhutanese communal and religious life.

Day 13: Thimphu – Paro

• Educational Insight: A visit to a local school highlights the importance of communal values and education in Bhutanese society.
• Cultural Landmarks in Paro: The National Museum and Paro Dzong stand as testaments to Bhutan’s historical depth and architectural prowess, with the valley’s natural and agricultural beauty setting a stunning backdrop.

Day 14: Tiger’s Nest Hike

• Spiritual Journey: The hike to Taktsang Monastery is a blend of natural beauty and spiritual quest, symbolizing the essence of Bhutanese Buddhism and architectural ingenuity.
• Cultural Exploration: Post-hike visits to Drugyel Dzong and Kyichu Lhakhang deepen the understanding of Bhutan’s spiritual and historical landscape.

Day 15: Paro – Airport

• Reflective Departure: The journey concludes with a moment of reflection amidst the serene beauty of Paro, marking the end of an enriching expedition through Bhutan’s heart.

Your Everyday Benefit

• Rate inclusive of all three meals both local and continental healthy cuisine.
• Rate inclusive of all accommodation [three-star hotels with double/twin sharing basis]
• Rate inclusive of air-conditioned tourist standard transportation.
• Rate inclusive of local tour English-speaking licensed guide on all your sightseeing tours.
• Rate inclusive of extensive choices of flexible comprehensive tour itineraries.
• Rate inclusive of Bhutan Government Royalty fees of $ 100 per person per nights.
• Rate inclusive of all entry fees, museum fees and historical attraction fees.
• Rate inclusive of all applicable taxes – BST 10%, Service Charge 10%
• Rate inclusive of one-time visa fee of USD 40.
• Rate inclusive of airport arrival and departure transfer in Bhutan.

Complementary Service

• Arrival refreshment
• One bottle mineral water each a day
• A small farewell gift on the day of departure
• One-time cultural program for group exceedingly above 7 members

Package Does Not Include

• Rate does not include incoming & outgoing Bhutan airfares and airport taxes.
• Rate does not include drinks and alcohols and non- alcoholic beverage.
• Rate does not include guides speaking language other than English.
• Rate does not include expenses of personal nature like tipping, laundry, potter, telephone/fax calls, camera/video camera fee at monuments, medical expenses, any insurance etc
• Rate does not include extra expenses or loss due to nature and un-foreseen events beyond the control of our management.
• Rate does not include any service outside Bhutan.
• Rate does not include onetime bank transfer charge of USD 45.
• Rate does not include tipping to guide, driver etc.