The Thimphu - Punakha Tour

Package Overview

This is a less common but interesting alternative. It skips the famous Tiger's Nest hike to focus on the capital and the stunning Punakha Valley. This itinerary is best for travelers who are not keen on a long, strenuous hike.

Day wise Itinerary

• Day 1 : Arrival & Thimphu City Tour

  Morning: Arrive at Paro International Airport (PBH) and transfer to Thimphu.
  
  Afternoon:
  
  Buddha Dordenma: Visit the magnificent Buddha statue and enjoy the panoramic views.
  
  National Memorial Chorten: Spend time at this sacred landmark.
  
  Royal Textile Academy: Explore the museum to learn about the intricate and colorful world of Bhutanese weaving.
  
  National Folk Heritage Museum: Gain insight into the traditional rural lifestyle of Bhutanese people.
  
  Evening: Explore the lively Thimphu town. You can visit the Centenary Farmers' Market if it's a weekend, or simply enjoy a relaxing dinner.

  • Themes Museums
• Day 2 : Punakha Valley Excursion & Departure

  Morning: Early start! Drive to Punakha, crossing the beautiful Dochula Pass. On a clear day, you can see a breathtaking view of the Himalayan mountain range.
  
  Late Morning: Descend into the Punakha Valley and visit the magnificent Punakha Dzong. Considered one of the most beautiful fortresses in Bhutan, it is situated at the confluence of the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers.
  
  Afternoon: Enjoy a short, leisurely hike to Chimi Lhakhang, the "Temple of Fertility," a pleasant walk through rice paddies.
  
  Late Afternoon: Drive back to Paro International Airport for your departure. This is a long drive, so it is crucial to plan your flight accordingly.

  • Themes Sightseeing

Inclusions

• Dinner

Package Start From

• Paro, Bhutan, Asia

Terms & Conditions

This Tour is Offered by

• Thim Throm, Thimphu, Bhutan - 11001
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