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In a land where the Buddhist tradition ensures a respect and reverence for nature, you will find soaring Himalayan peaks rising above deep ravines cloaked in untouched forest. Throughout the land you can visit fortress-like dzongs and monasteries, witness traditional dance festivals and meet the engaging people. Bhutan may not be 'Shangri La', but it's as close as it gets. This two-week cultural journey of Bhutan will take you from the capital Paro and its famous Taktsang 'Tiger's Nest' Monastery across high mountain passes to the Gangtey Valley. You will also travel and walk through the picturesque Haa Valley and the Bumthang and Punakaha regions.
In a land where the Buddhist tradition ensures a respect and reverence for nature, you will find soaring Himalayan peaks rising above deep ravines cloaked in untouched forest. Throughout the land you can visit fortress-like dzongs and monasteries, witness traditional dance festivals and meet the engaging people. Bhutan may not be 'Shangri La', but it's as close as it gets. This two-week cultural journey of Bhutan will take you from the capital Paro and its famous Taktsang 'Tiger's Nest' Monastery across high mountain passes to the Gangtey Valley. You will also travel and walk through the picturesque Haa Valley and the Bumthang and Punakaha regions.
Bhutan

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Bhutan Explored

Small Group Holiday

13

CA$

days from

9750

In a land where the Buddhist tradition ensures a respect and reverence for nature, you will find soaring Himalayan peaks rising above deep ravines cloaked in untouched forest. Throughout the land you can visit fortress-like dzongs and monasteries, witness traditional dance festivals and meet the engaging people. Bhutan may not be 'Shangri La', but it's as close as it gets. This two-week cultural journey of Bhutan will take you from the capital Paro and its famous Taktsang 'Tiger's Nest' Monastery across high mountain passes to the Gangtey Valley. You will also travel and walk through the picturesque Haa Valley and the Bumthang and Punakaha regions.

Activity / Theme

Country

Culture, Nature & Wildlife, Hiking

Bhutan

Comfort Level

Physical Rating

Moderate

Leisurely / Moderate

Transportation

Accommodation

Private vehicles, flights

Good quality accommodation throughout

Months of Operation

January, February, March, April, September, October, November

Adventure Coordinators Insider Tip:

The best time to travel to Bhutan is October through April. From October through December expect pleasant weather with clear skies. Winter is a quiet time offering dry crisp weather and the chance to see the rare black-necked crane (November through February). Late spring sees the spectacular bloom of the rhododendron.

Itinerary

DAY 1 Join Paro Airport, hike to Zuri Dzong
DAY 2 Visit Kila Gompa Nunnery & hike enroute to Haa Valley
DAY 3 To Thimpu, tour of Thimpu
DAY 4 Hike to Cheri Monastery, tour Thimpu
DAY 5 To Punakha - Botanical Garden & Punakha Dzong
DAY 6 Hike to Chimi Lhakhang, to Gangtey
DAY 7 Gangtey Monastery & local hike
DAY 8 Via Chendebji Chorten & Ta Dzong Museum to Bumthang
DAY 9 Explore Bumthang on foot
DAY 10 Tang Valley - local school, Ogyencholing Museum, hike
DAY 11 Fly to Paro
DAY 12 In Paro, hike to Tigers Nest Monastery
DAY 13 Trip ends Paro Airport

Inclusions

13 breakfasts,12 lunches,13 dinners
English speaking local guide
Accommodation
Transportation
Airport transfers
Sightseeing & sight entry fees as listed
Bhutan visa

Sample tour.  Itinerary, accommodation, transportation, inclusions and prices are correct at the time of publication but may change without prior notice.  Please inquire.

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