BHUTAN PACKAGE

On the second day of your trip to Bhutan, start your morning right by devouring a delectable Bhutanese food. After breakfast, you need to first complete your immigration formalities, then take your luggage and move to the capital of Bhutan Thimphu. This district, resting at a height of 2350 meters above sea level, is also famous as the largest city of the country where tourists come across the juxtaposition of ancient tradition and modern lifestyle. As soon as you arrive, you can check in at the beautiful hotel where you can either choose to relax for the rest of the day or leave your luggage and start exploring the city. If you are too excited to traverse, you can pay your visit to the Tashichho Dzong which is renowned as the fortress of the glorious Buddhist religion, the home and office of the present king and the seat of the government since 1952.

By the time the sky is covered with stars, just spend the night in the warmth of your hotel room and prepare yourself for the awaiting amusement.

The fourth day would be the busiest day of your trip to Bhutan as it is going to be all about exploring the speciality of the place.

Have your mouth-watering breakfast and start your day by visiting Ta Dzong which is approximately four and a half centuries old and still stands as a pride of the religion even after suffering a major earthquake in 2011. Visit this place and you will come across the priceless collection of Bhutanese antiquities. Next, there is Rinpung Dzong, also known as Paro Dzong, with the matchless spiritual environment as it has the required splendour and peace that can rejuvenate the mind. Besides, this Dzong is also referred to as the seat of the administration of the Paro district. Subsequently, you will be visiting the great Drukgyel Dzong which is recognized as one of the must-visit places on earth by UNESCO World Heritage Center. The Dzong served as the defence of the region since the day it was constructed till 1951 when it was brutally destroyed by a massive fire. However, the ruins of the premises speak everything about its history and heritage. Lastly, there is Kyichu Lhakhang which is Bhutan’s oldest temple that was constructed in 659 with the purpose of pinning down the foot of a monster who was restricting the establishment of Buddhist religion in Tibet.

As this hectic and most pleasant come to an end, you will be taken back to your hotel where you can rest throughout the night after having scrumptious dinner.