6N - 7D Bhutan Best Trip

Begin the day by visiting Buddha Dordenma, a majestic golden statue of Buddha that rests regally at the top of a hill overlooking Thimphu. The panoramic views of the city from this place are magical around sunrise and sunset.
Next, visit Tashichho Dzong, a striking fortress-monastery that doubles as the seat of Bhutan’s government. Marvel at its elegant Bhutanese architecture and, if you're lucky to visit during the Thimphu Tshechu festival, experience a burst of colour, culture, and spiritual celebration.
Afterwards, visit the Centenary Farmers Market, one of the most vibrant spots in Thimphu, where farmers and artisans come to sell their goods. This is a must-visit place in the Bhutan Holiday Package for all culture enthusiasts.

Themes : Hiking, Museums, Sightseeing

Accommodation : Hotel Ariya [ 3 Star ]

Start the day with a visit to the National Institute for Zorig Chusum. A place that keeps the Bhutanese culture alive by promoting local arts and crafts.
After this, walk around Clock Tower Square and explore the market complex nearby. Enjoy some Bhutanese delights; don’t miss trying ema datshi, dumplings, red rice, and butter tea.
From there, travel to Punakha in the evening.

Themes : Sightseeing

On this day, visit Chimi Lhakhang (Temple of Fertility). A unique temple revered for its fertility blessing that introduces travellers to intriguing Bhutanese traditions.
Then head to Punakha Dzong (Palace of Great Happiness), one of the most scenic places in Punakha, nestled exactly at the confluence of rivers Next, head to the iconic Suspension Bridge, a must-visit on any Bhutan trip. With colourful prayer flags fluttering in the wind and stunning views all around, it’s the perfect mix of adventure and beauty. Don’t forget to click a few photos — it’s one of the most picturesque spots you’ll find!

Themes : Sightseeing

Accommodation : Dragon nest resort [ 3 Star ]

Amidst valleys and clouds, the drive from Punakha to Phobjikha unravels Bhutan’s most magical landscapes.
In Phobjikha Valley, visit the Gangtey Monastery, a stunning Bhutanese architectural marvel, situated on a small hill. From this place, you can admire the beauty of this glacial valley.
From the monastery, go for the Nature Trail hike. An easy hike of about 1.5-2 hours, great for absorbing the valley’s beauty.

Themes : Hiking

Accommodation : Gangtey Tent Resort [ 3 Star ]

Enjoy the picturesque drive from Phobjikha to Paro, which takes around 5-6 hours.
In Paro, visit Ta Dzong (National Museum of Bhutan). This place gives you an insight into the rich Bhutanese culture, tradition, and history.
From there, go to Kyichu Lhakhang, one of Bhutan’s oldest temples. A visit to this temple is like putting the world on hold—it's calm, reassuring, and incredibly peaceful!

Themes : Museums

Accommodation : Hotel golden paddy field [ 3 Star ]

On this day, hike to Paro Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest Monastery), one of the iconic destinations in any Bhutan travel package. It’s a scenic trek – a hike under the canopy of pine trees, with mountains draped in clouds.
After a tiring day, enjoy the flavours of Bhutanese food at the local cafes. And don’t forget to shop for souvenirs, handicrafts, and handwoven textiles.

Themes : Hiking

Accommodation : Hotel golden paddy field [ 3 Star ]

On the last day in Paro, visit Rinpung Dzong . A unique fortress monastery, renowned for its display of rich Bhutanese culture during the festival, Paro Tshechu.
Before bidding goodbye, take a stroll around this town, interact with the locals, and for the last time, immerse yourself in the magic of this country!

Themes : Sightseeing