7 Nights 8 Days Land of the Thunder Dragon

• Arrival: Meet your representative at Bagdogra Airport (IXB) and drive to Phuentsholing, the vibrant border town.. Thenguest and drive to Phuntsholing. The Drive Through the Dooars: As you leave Bagdogra, the road unfolds into the Lush Tea Gardens of North Bengal. You’ll drive through a sea of emerald-green tea bushes, where the air starts to cool and the "Land of the Thunder Dragon" begins to whisper from the horizon. The Arrival (A Tale of Two Cities): The transition is magical. One moment you are in the bustling Indian town of Jaigaon, and the next, you step through the magnificent Bhutan Gate. Instantly, the honking fades, replaced by traditional wooden architecture, serene faces, and the organized calm of Phuentsholing. check in Hotel.
• walk around Zangtog Pelri Lhakhang: Located in the town center, this temple is a masterpiece of Bhutanese architecture. It represents the "Celestial Abode" of Guru Rinpoche. Look for the intricate statues and murals depicting the different manifestations of the Guru. (if time permits explore on your own.)
• Stay: Phuentsholing.

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• Immigration: Complete your entry formalities (your guide will assist).
• Milerapa Tower (Sangye Migyur Ling): A unique 9-story tower built as a replica of the one Milarepa (the famous Tibetan saint) was famously made to build by his teacher to cleanse his karma. It offers a spiritual start to your journey.
• Gedu 8 Stupas: Stop at Gedu to see the eight different styles of Chortens (stupas), each commemorating a major event in the life of Lord Buddha (e.g., his birth, enlightenment, and first sermon).
• The Drive: Pass through Chukha, home to Bhutan’s major hydroelectric projects, and watch the landscape shift from subtropical forests to alpine mountains.
• Stop near water fall. continue your journey.
• Stay: Thimphu.

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•Buddha Dordenma (Buddha Point): A massive 169ft bronze statue gilded in gold. It houses 125,000 smaller Buddha statues inside!
•Simply Bhutan Museum: This "living" museum is highly interactive. You can try Archery (the national sport), taste Ara (local rice wine), and see a demonstration of traditional house building.
•Motithang Takin Preserve: See the Takin, Bhutan's national animal. Legend says the "Divine Madman" created this creature by joining a goat's head to a cow's body.
•Sangaygang Viewpoint: A hilltop covered in colorful prayer flags offering a panoramic view of the entire Thimphu valley.
• View Tashichho Dzong: this grand fortress which serves as the government's seat and the King's office.
• Dochula Pass: Stop at 3,100 meters for breathtaking views of the Himalayas. You will see the 108 Druk Wangyal Chortens built to honor Bhutanese soldiers.
• over night stay in Hotel

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•A day trip to Phobjikha Valley (also known as Gangtey) is often the highlight for travelers seeking the "undiscovered" side of Bhutan. It is a wide, U-shaped glacial valley that feels like a world away from the steep cliffs.
• visit Gangtey Monastery (Gangtey Goempa): Perched on a forested spur overlooking the entire valley, this 17th-century monastery is a masterpiece of the Nyingmapa school of Buddhism. It was recently restored with 104 new pillars carved by local artisans. Legend says that when the Black-Necked Cranes arrive in autumn, they circle the monastery three times clockwise as a sign of respect before landing in the valley floor.
•The Gangtey Nature Trail (1.5 – 2 Hours 4.1 km): This is arguably the most beautiful short hike in Bhutan. Starting from the monastery, the trail winds downhill through flower meadows, into a blue pine forest, and opens up to a breathtaking panoramic view of the vast, treeless wetland.
• Visit Black-Necked Crane Visitor Centre: Managed by the Royal Society for Protection of Nature, this center is a global model for conservation.
The Experience: Use the high-powered telescopes in the observation room to spot the "Heavenly Messengers" (Black-Necked Cranes) from a safe distance without disturbing them. You can also meet Karma, the resident crane who was rescued after an injury and now serves as an ambassador for his species.
• Drive Back to Punakha: As you descend back into the warmer Punakha valley, enjoy the sunset colors reflecting off the Black Mountains.
• Stay in Punakha.

Activities : Adventure , Trekking

• visit Punakha Dzong: Often called the most beautiful dzong in Bhutan, it sits at the confluence of the Pho Chhu (Father) and Mo Chhu (Mother) rivers. It is the winter residence of the Chief Abbot.
• visit Suspension Bridge: Walk across one of the longest suspension bridges in Bhutan, draped in prayer flags, connecting Punakha Dzong to the local villages.
• Go for River Rafting: Optional adventure on the Mo Chhu river for a unique view of the valley.
•Visit ChimiLakhang (Fertility Temple) widely known as the "Fertility Temple," is a unique and revered Buddhist monastery in the Punakha valley, famous for its association with the unconventional saint Lama Drukpa Kunley, the "Divine Madman." The Legend: Built in 1499, the temple commemorates the site where the Lama is said to have subdued a demoness using his "thunderbolt of fiery wisdom." The Blessing: The temple is a pilgrimage site for couples seeking children, who receive a traditional blessing with a wooden phallus and an iron bow and arrow.
• Drive to Paro

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•The Iconic Tiger's Nest Trek. Dedicate the full day to hiking up to Taktsang Goemba (Tiger's Nest Monastery). This is the highlight of any trip to Bhutan. The trek takes a full day and requires good fitness. best time is to hike early Moring so you can return to base camp at evening. To give your itinerary a truly magical touch, here is a short, captivating story and deeper details about Paro Taktsang, the "Tiger’s Nest." The Legend of the Flying Tigress In the 8th century, the Himalayas were a wild and untamed land. It is said that the great saint Guru Padmasambhava (the Second Buddha) transformed his consort, Yeshe Tsogyal, into a flaming tigress. About Tiger Nest On her back, he flew across the snow-capped peaks from Tibet to a terrifying 3,000-foot cliff in the Paro Valley. He chose a dark, narrow cave on the Cliffside to meditate and subdue the local demons that were obstructing the spread of Buddhism. He meditated there for three years, three months, three weeks, and three days. Today, that cave is the very heart of the monastery, and the energy of his meditation is said to still vibrate within the stone walls.
•Go for Hot Stone Bath Self paid.
•Overnight stay at Paro.

Activities : Adventure , Trekking

• Breakfast in the Hotel
• Drive to Phuntsholing
•View Paro Airport. Paro is one of the most challenging airports in the world. Only a handful of pilots are certified to land here. Because the runway is tucked into a deep valley surrounded by 18,000-foot Himalayan peaks, pilots must navigate by sight, weaving through mountains and making a sharp, last-minute turn before touching down.
• visit The Namgay Artisanal Brewery Click to open side panel for more information is the most popular craft beer destination in Paro, offering a modern Bhutanese twist on traditional brewing. It is a fantastic spot to unwind after a day of sightseeing, providing a cozy atmosphere with views of the surrounding mountains and the Paro valley. (optional)
• Stop at Chunzom. is much more than just a road junction; it is the "spiritual crossroad" of Bhutan. Located about an hour from Thimphu, it is where the Paro Chhu (river) meets the Wang Chhu (Thimphu river). 1. The Three Styles of Stupas (The Main Attraction)
At the confluence, you will see three distinct Chortens (stupas) built side-by-side. In Bhutanese culture, river junctions are believed to be places where energy can become "unbalanced" or attract spirits, so these stupas were built to harmonize the area. They represent three different Himalayan architectural styles.
• Complete the immigration Formality.
• Check in the Hotel your Guide will Bid Farewell.

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• Breakfast in Hotel
• Complete Exit formalities
• Drive to Bagdora Airport . cap will come to pick you in hotel.
• Journey Ends Take back a treasure of happy memories to cherish for Life time. leave Bhutan with a lighter heart, a clearer mind, and a pocketful of memories from a kingdom where time stands still.

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