Bhutan Hidden Kingdom
6N/7D
2N Phuentsholing | 2N Thimpu | 2N Paro
- Hotel
- Sightseeing
- Transfer
- Meal
- Flight
- Visa
Package Overview
Discover the enchanting beauty of Bhutan with this 7-day journey. Begin at Phuentsholing, the gateway to the kingdom, before heading to the scenic capital, Thimphu, where tradition and modernity blend seamlessly. Explore iconic sites like the National Memorial Chorten, Buddha statue, Takin Zoo, and vibrant handicraft markets. Journey through the breathtaking Dochula Pass adorned with 108 chortens and prayer flags, offering panoramic views of the Himalayas. In Paro, marvel at the Paro Dzong, National Museum, ancient Kyichu Lhakhang, and the stunning Tiger’s Nest viewpoint. Along the way, enjoy local flavors, village experiences, and mesmerizing landscapes. End your trip with cherished memories as you return via Phuentsholing.
Day Wise Itinerary
Day 1
Arrive Phuentsholing from IXB/NJP
Day 2
Phuentsholing – Thimphu capital city 150 km 5 hrs
Day 3
Thimphu – capital city
Day 4
Thimphu – enroute excursion to Dochula pass 10,000ft - 25 km 45 min drive & transfer to Paro 55 km 1.5 hrs drive
Day 5
Paro sightseeing
Day 6
Paro – Phuentsholing 140 km 5 hrs
Day 7
Departure
Stay At
Phuentsholing
| 4 * Premium Hotel Ga Mega or similar | 3 * Deluxe Hotel Palm or similar | 3 * Standard Hotel Amochu or similar |
Thimpu
| 4 * Premium Hotel Druk (Boutique) | 3 * Deluxe Hotel Kisa or similar | 3 * Standard Hotel Amodhara or similar |
Paro
| 4 * Premium Himalayan Keys to Forest Resort / Tigers Nest Camp luxury tented accommodation | 3 * Deluxe Mandala Resort / Tashi Namgay Resort | 3 * Standard Hotel Sangayling or similar |
Activities
Thimpu
| Day 3 - National Memorial Chorten A stupa dedicated to the Third King of Bhutan, built in his memory. It’s one of Thimphu’s most iconic landmarks where locals gather to offer prayers and walk around the stupa. | |
| Day 3 – Buddha Dordenma Statue A massive golden Buddha statue overlooking Thimphu valley, symbolizing peace and prosperity. The site also offers panoramic views of the capital city. | |
| Day 3 - Takin Zoo (Motithang Takin Preserve) Home to Bhutan’s national animal, the Takin, a rare and unique species found only in Bhutan. A short, peaceful stop to witness this mythical-looking animal. | |
| Day 3 - Trashichho Dzong (view point) A majestic fortress-monastery that serves as the office of the King and government. From the viewpoint, you get a scenic glimpse of its impressive architecture and riverside setting. | |
| Day 3 - National Library Preserves ancient Buddhist manuscripts and texts, some dating back centuries. It’s a cultural treasure trove reflecting Bhutan’s rich spiritual heritage. | |
| Day 3 - Folk Heritage Museum A traditional Bhutanese house turned museum showcasing rural lifestyle, customs, and traditions. It offers insight into the daily lives of Bhutanese people. | |
| Day 3 - Handicraft Bazaar A lively marketplace featuring locally made handicrafts, textiles, and souvenirs. A great spot to explore Bhutanese art and shop for authentic keepsakes. | |
| Day 3 - Clock Tower Square & City Walk The heart of Thimphu town, lined with shops and cafes. A casual stroll here lets you experience the urban vibe of Bhutan’s capital. | |
| Day 4 - Dochula Pass (10,000 ft) A mountain pass adorned with 108 Druk Wangyal Chortens and colorful prayer flags. On clear days, the pass offers stunning views of Himalayan peaks including Gangar Punsum, the highest unclimbed peak in the world. | |
| Day 4 - Local Stalls at Hongtsho Village Small roadside shops selling fresh, juicy Bhutanese apples and local produce. A simple yet authentic experience of Bhutanese village life. |
Paro
| Day 5 – Paro Dzong (Rinpung Dzong) A fortress-monastery with impressive architecture and rich history. It serves as both a religious and administrative center for the Paro district. | |
| Day 5 – National Museum (Ta Dzong) Housed in a unique round fortress, this museum is considered one of the best natural history museums in Asia. It displays artifacts, paintings, weapons, and historical relics. | |
| Day 5 - Kyichu Lhakhang One of Bhutan’s oldest and most sacred monasteries, built in the 7th century. It’s an important pilgrimage site with deep spiritual significance. | |
| Day 5 - Farmhouse Visit Experience Bhutanese rural life by visiting a traditional farmhouse. You’ll witness authentic architecture and learn about local customs and hospitality. | |
| Day 5 - Drukgyel Dzong (View Point) The ruins of a 17th-century fortress built to protect against Tibetan invasions. It stands as a symbol of Bhutan’s victory and resilience. | |
| Day 5 - Tiger’s Nest Monastery (Taktsang View Point) The iconic monastery perched on a cliff at 10,000 ft, one of Bhutan’s most sacred landmarks. Even from the viewpoint, the sight is breathtaking and unforgettable. |
Starting from
₹62,999
Per Person on Twin Sharing
Duration:6 Nights / 7 days
Places to Visit: 2N Phuentsholing | 2N Thimpu | 2N Paro
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What's inside the package?
Inclusions
- Airfare Delhi Bagdogra Delhi
- Accommodation at mentioned hotels or Similar as per meal plans mentioned.
- Transportation as per above All
- SDF (Govt. sustainable development fee)
- 1 English speaking guide for Bhutan tour from day 2 - day 6
- all internal permits
- Internal taxes, mineral water daily 1 liter per person
Exclusions
- GST 5% and TCS 5% or 20% whichever is applicable.
- Personal travel insurance
- Any Airfare/Train fare
- Any meals other than those mentioned above
- Expenses of personal nature like medical expenses, phone calls, etc
- Entry fees at Monuments.
- Government Service tax as applicable
Additional Information
Travel document for Indian Nationals
- 18 years & above - Valid Indian Passport or Voters ID card (anyone)
- 18 years & below – Student, Child or Infant – Valid Indian Passport or Original Birth Certificate (anyone)
