11 Days Bhutan tour with Paro Spring festival
- Paro (2N)
- Thimphu (2N)
- Punakha(1)
- Gangtey(1)
- Paro (2N)
Paro is one of Bhutan’s most picturesque valleys and home to the iconic Tiger’s Nest Monastery, built on a rock high above the valley. The trek to the monastery leads you through pine forests loaded with prayer flags and the fragrance of incense. You are rewarded with serene surroundings and breathtaking vistas once you reach the summit. For those who enjoy the outdoors and spirituality, Paro is ideal.
Local AttractionsThimphu is a distinctive capital where Bhutanese culture and modern living coexist harmoniously. You can tour marketplaces brimming with fresh vegetables and handicrafts, visit museums, observe traditional crafts, and take in the local way of life. A must-see is the enormous Buddha Dordenma statue guarding the valley. Travelers who prefer leisurely sightseeing, shopping, and cultural encounters will find Thimphu to be perfect.
Local AttractionsThe Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers converge at Punakha Dzong, which is frequently referred to be Bhutan's most picturesque dzong. It is a masterpiece with its red roof, white walls, and wooden artwork. Large courtyards, temples, and vibrant murals may all be found inside. Particularly in the spring when the jacaranda trees bloom, the landscape surrounding the dzong is serene.
Local AttractionsOne of Bhutan's most picturesque vantage points, Dochula Pass lies between Thimphu and Punakha. It is renowned for its 108 memorial chortens constructed in remembrance of Bhutanese warriors and provides expansive vistas of the snow-covered Himalayas. The mountains appear to go on forever on clear days. The pass is a great place to stop for quick breaks and pictures because of the quiet ambiance and fluttering prayer flags.
Local AttractionsOne of Bhutan's most serene and unspoiled areas is the Haa Valley. It offers simple rural living, tranquil communities, and clean air, all surrounded by tall mountains. Haa will appeal to tourists that value peaceful strolls, interacting with locals, and the natural world. Particularly lovely is the journey from Chelela Pass to Haa.
Local AttractionsThe breathtaking U-shaped glacial valley of Phobjikha is renowned for its serene surroundings, soft hills, and wide meadows. It is a must-visit location for nature enthusiasts and bird watchers because it is home to the endangered Black-Necked Cranes throughout the winter. The valley is ideal for taking nature hikes, exploring communities, and taking in Bhutan's serene landscape. The region appears lovely on misty mornings.
Local AttractionsWangdue Phodrang is renowned for its picturesque views, quaint villages, and lovely countryside. Visitors can take in vistas of forested hills, tour local markets, and see terraced farms. It's a fantastic location for leisurely, leisurely travel and experiencing real rural Bhutan.
Local AttractionsBhutan's principal border town, Phuentsholing, is situated adjacent to Jaigaon, India. In contrast to the chilly Himalayan valleys, it offers a pleasant, lowland climate and serves as a gateway for many travelers. The town is vibrant and exhibits a blend of Bhutanese and Indian traditions. It's a nice spot to shop, relax, or begin your trip across the nation.
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