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Bhutan Tour Package & Tour Itinerary of 10 Night/11-Day Happiness Bhutan Tour

Overview of Tour itinerary

Day	Highlights	Overnight
Day 1	Arrival Paro & Paro to Thimphu Cultural Exploration	Thimphu
Day 2	Journey to Punakha Cultural Exploration	Punakha
Day 3	Punakha Cultural Sightseeing & Punakha to Trongsa	Trongsa
Day 4	Trongsa – Kuenga Rabten – Zhemgang Sightseeing	Zhemgang
Day 5	Explore Trong Heritage Village & Return to Trongsa	Trongsa
Day 6	Travel to Bumthang & Cultural Tour	Bumthang
Day 7	Day Excursion to Tang Valley	Bumthang
Day 8	Bumthang Cultural Tour & Bumthang to Phobjikha Valley	Phobjikha
Day 9	Short Nature Hike & Valley Tour & Travel to Thimphu	Thimphu
Day 10	Cultural Exploration & Journey to Paro & Local Sightseeing	Paro
Day 11	Hike to Tiger’s Nest Monastery & Traditional Hotstone Bath	Paro
Day 12	Departure from Paro	–

Detailed Tour Itinerary:

Day 1: Arrival Paro & Paro to Thimphu Cultural Exploration - overnight in Thimphu

Overview of the Tour itinerary

Distance: 54 km & estimated driving time: 1 hour
Altitude at Thimphu: 2330 m

Upon arrival at Paro International Airport, you will be warmly welcomed by our professional Bhutan tour guide from Access Bhutan Tour – your local tour operator. Your journey begins with a scenic drive to Thimphu, the capital city of Bhutan. En route, pass through Chunzom, the confluence of the Paro River (Pachu) and Thimphu River (Wangchu)—a symbolic gateway connecting two of Bhutan’s main valleys.

As you continue along the Wangchu River, enjoy picturesque countryside views, traditional houses, and beautiful landscapes before reaching Thimphu.

Upon arrival, check into your hotel and relax briefly after your journey.

Afternoon Cultural Sightseeing in Thimphu:

Bhutan Postal Museum :This museum showcases Bhutan’s progress and development through the evolution of its communication and postal systems. A highlight is the opportunity to create personalized Bhutanese postage stamps featuring your own photo. Bring your favorite picture to print on the stamps and use them to send postcards to family and friends — a truly unique souvenir!
Centenary Farmers’ Market: Begin your Thimphu cultural tour with a visit to the bustling Centenary Farmers’ Market, a popular weekend market where locals from nearby villages gather to sell their fresh produce. Stroll through rows of organic vegetables, fruits, local cottage cheeses, dried chilies, and other Bhutanese farm products. It’s a great opportunity for photography and to immerse in authentic Bhutanese daily life.
Changlimithang Archery Ground:Just a short walk from the market is the Changlimithang National Stadium, where you can witness Bhutan’s national sport—archery. On weekends and holidays, locals passionately compete in traditional matches accompanied by song, laughter, and celebration. It’s an engaging way to observe Bhutan’s unique sports culture and interact with friendly locals.
Takin Preserve:A short drive brings you to the Takin Preserve, home to Bhutan’s national animal – the Takin, a gentle creature found only in the Eastern Himalayas. The preserve provides a natural habitat where visitors can observe these unique goat-antelope-like animals in a serene forest setting.
Flag Lowering Ceremony at Tashichhoe Dzong:At around 5:00 PM, Witness the national flag lowering ceremony, a solemn and symbolic tradition that marks the end of the day at Tashichhoe Dzong, a magnificent 17th-century fortress known as the “Fortress of the Glorious Religion.” Located on the banks of the Wangchu River, this impressive structure houses the King’s office, the throne room, and the central monastic body.

Dinner and overnight stay at hotel in Thimphu

Day 2: Journey to Punakha Cultural Exploration - overnight in Punakha

Thimphu-Punakha :Distance: 71 km, estimated driving time: 2 hr
Altitude at Dochula:3140
Altitude at Punakha:1300m

After breakfast, begin your day with a scenic 35-minute drive to Dochula Pass (3,140m), one of Bhutan’s most iconic mountain passes. On a clear morning, be rewarded with spectacular panoramic views of the Eastern Himalayas, including some of Bhutan’s highest snow-capped peaks. The site is also home to the 108 memorial chortens (Druk Wangyal Chortens), built in honor of His Majesty the 4^th King of Bhutan.

Continue your descent into Punakha Valley, where the air becomes warmer and subtropical. Upon reaching Lobesa village, visit a traditional Bhutanese farmhouse to enjoy a Bhutanese home-cooked lunch prepared by a local host family. This immersive experience offers a unique opportunity to engage in Bhutanese rural life and hospitality.

Afternoon: Cultural Exploration & Bhutanese Village ImmersionChimi Lhakhang (Fertility Temple):
After lunch, take a 20-minute walk through the picturesque Sopsokha village, surrounded by lush rice fields, to reach Chimi Lhakhang, also known as the Divine Madman’s Monastery. This sacred site is dedicated to Lama Drukpa Kuenley, the eccentric yogi-saint known for subduing evil spirits with humor, song, and his symbolic phallus.

Legend says that Lama Drukpa Kinley subdued a demoness here, and Chimi Lhakhang was built on the site by his brother, Lama Ngawang Chogyal. Today, the temple is visited by couples seeking fertility blessings, making it one of Bhutan’s most spiritually significant and culturally unique attractions.

Rinchengang Village Tour:In the late afternoon, enjoy a short uphill walk to Rinchengang Village, a centuries-old settlement perched across from Wangduephodrang Dzong. The village is known for its cluster of traditional stone houses and skilled artisans who specialize in Bhutanese stone masonry-an ancient craft passed down through generations.

As you stroll through the village lanes, take in stunning views of majestic Wangduephodrang Dzong and the Wangdue River meandering through its lush valley. Interact freely with the villagers and observe their daily life, craftsmanship, and local traditions.

Dinner and overnight stay at your hotel in Punakha

Day 3: Punakha Cultural Sightseeing & Punakha to Trongsa - overnight in Trongsa

Punakha-Bumthang:Distance: 134 km, estimated driving time: 3 hr 30 minutes
Altitude at Pele La Pass:3300m
Altitude at Trongsa:2200 m

After breakfast, proceed to the ancient Punakha Dzong, also known as Pungthang Dewachen Phodrang (“Palace of Great Happiness”). Located at the confluence of the Pho Chhu (Male River) and Mo Chhu (Female River), this majestic fortress is one of Bhutan’s most historically and spiritually significant sites. It houses ancient relics of the Drukpa Lineage and has played a central role in Bhutan’s royal history and Buddhist traditions.

From the Dzong, take a short 15-minute walk to one of Bhutan’s longest suspension bridges, stretching over 350 meters across the Pho Chhu River. Draped with colorful prayer flags, the bridge offers stunning views of the river and the surrounding valley and connects you to the peaceful village of Lungkha.

Then, travel to Bumthang via Wangdue Phodrang and the scenic Pele La Pass (3,300 m). As you ascend the pass, the landscape unfolds into a stunning panorama of rural Bhutan – dotted with traditional farmhouses, open alpine meadows, and yak herding settlements nestled high in the mountains. This stretch is ideal for photography, with several opportunities for scenic stops along the way.

En route, enjoy a lunch break and pass the historic Chendebji Chorten – a 19th-century stupa built in the style of Nepal’s Swayambhunath. Continue onward to Trongsa, the ancestral seat of Bhutan’s royal family, where your cultural journey deepens.

After a refreshment break at Trongsa, visit the magnificent Trongsa Dzong, one of Bhutan’s most impressive fortresses. Built in 1644 by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, the dzong is an architectural marvel, dramatically perched on a ridge with layered whitewashed buildings cascading down the slope. Next,visit the National Museum of Bhutan, housed in the historic Ta Dzong, a former watchtower overlooking Paro Valley. The museum offers a fascinating insight into Bhutan’s rich culture and history through a carefully curated collection of artifacts, religious relics, traditional costumes, and ancient manuscripts. A short documentary film is also shown, providing an engaging overview of Bhutanese history, including the evolution of its monarchy and cultural heritage.

In the evening take a leisurely stroll through Trongsa town.

Dinner and overnight stay at hotel in Trongsa.

Day 4:Trongsa -Kuenga Rabten-Zhemgang sightseeing - overnight in Zhemgang

Trongsa-Zhemgang Distance:94km -Estimated driving time:3 hours
Altitude at Zhemgang:1990m

After breakfast travel to Zhemgang through countryside and forests of broadleaves. Driving towards Zhemgang for about 23 km /an hour you will reach at Kuenga Rabten Palace – This three storied simple palace situated just above the Trongsa-Zhemgang highway is the birth place of our Late King Jigme Dorji Wangchuck. It was here that on 2nd May 1928, His Majesty was born to 2^nd King Jigme Wangchuck and Ashi Phuntsho Choden. He spent most of his early childhood days here in this Palace.

After visiting the old palace, continue your journey towards Zhemgang.Blessed with incredibly rich biodiversity, Zhemgang district lies in south-central region of Bhutan and is a part of wildlife corridor encompassing the famous Royal Manas National Park.Its lush forests are home to 22 endangered animal species including Golden Langur and considered as a biodiversity hotspot and a popular birding destination. You will stop at a convenient spot enroute for packed picnic lunch.

On arrival at Zhemgang, check into your hotel. In the late afernoonyou may explore Zhemgang town.

Dinner and overnight at hotel in Zhemgang.

Day 5: Explore Trong Heritage Village & Travel Back to Trongsa- overnight in Trongsa

Zhemgang-Trongsa Distance: 90 km, estimated driving time: 3 hours
Altitude at Trongsa:2200m

After breakfast, take a leisurely walk through Trong Heritage Village, a charming cluster of 27 traditional stone masonry houses perched on a small hillock, offering panoramic views of the majestic Zhemgang Dzong. Each two-story house is constructed in classic Bhutanese style, featuring stone walls, wooden windows, and intricately carved shutters. While little has been formally recorded about the village’s origins, local elders believe that Trong Village is over a century old.

Afterwards, visit Zhemgang Dzong, also known as Trong Dzong, is one of Bhutan’s historically significant fortresses, perched dramatically on a ridge above the Mangde Chhu River. Originally built in the 17th century by Lam Ngagi Wangchuk, the great-grand uncle of Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, the Dzong was established as part of his efforts to spread the teachings of the Nyingma school of Buddhism in the region. The strategic location of the Dzong offered both spiritual presence and military advantage, allowing it to guard the southern routes into central Bhutan.

After lunch, begin your return journey to Trongsa, following the same scenic route.

Dinner and overnight stay at hotel in Trongsa.

Day 6: Travel to Bumthang & Cultural Tour - overnight in Bumthang

Trongsa -Bumthang Distance: 68 km, estimated driving time: 2 hours
Altitude at Bumthang:2600m
Altitude at Yotong La Pass:3400m

After breakfast travel to Bumthang crossing the Yotong La Pass (3,400 m) before descending into the spiritual heartland of Bumthang.

Just before reaching your destination, stop at the Yathra Weaving Centre in Zungney Village, where you’ll witness local artisans weaving vibrant Yathra textiles — colorful, handwoven woolen fabrics unique to the Bumthang region. Made from the wool of locally reared sheep, Yathra is traditionally used to craft jackets, scarves, bags, and more. It’s a wonderful opportunity to learn about Bhutan’s rich textile traditions and support local craftsmanship.

On arrival at Bumthang visit traditional farmhouse near Jambay Lhakhang, where you’ll enjoy an authentic Bhutanese lunch in a warm and rustic local setting.

Post-lunch, drive approximately 15 minutes to the Dorjibi Weaving Center in Dorjibi village. Here, 20 local women artisans skillfully craft traditional Bhutanese textiles using local dyes and improved looms. This joint initiative by WWF Bhutan and the Wangchuck Centennial Park not only preserves the art of weaving but also supports predominantly potato-growing communities by providing them with an additional source of income and reducing pressure on natural resources.

Afterwards visit Jambay Lhakhang:Jambay Lhakhang, built in the 7th century by the King Songtsen Goempo of Tibet. In his effort to propagate Buddhism he had a plan to build a total of 108 temples in Tibet and neighboring kingdoms.

From here, walk for about 10 minutes to visit Kurjey Lhakhang. Kujey Lhakhang (Kujey means, “Body imprint”). The temple to the right is the oldest and was built by Minjur Tempa in 1652. It was built around the cave in which Guru Rimpoche meditated and left his body imprint.

Dinner and overnight stay at hotel in Bumthang.

Day 7: Day Excursion to Tang Valley - overnight in Bumthang

Bumthang –Tang Valley: Distance:46 km, estimated driving time:1 hour

Altitude at Tang Valley:2800m

After breakfast, travel for one-hour to the remote and tranquil Tang Valley, one of the four valleys that make up the Bumthang district. Unlike the fertile lands of other valleys, Tang’s soil is less suitable for cultivation, so the locals primarily raise sheep and yaks, especially at higher elevations.

Upon arrival in Tang, enjoy a gentle hike through the upper villages, where you can interact with friendly locals working in their fields — a wonderful opportunity to observe traditional rural life and exchange a few warm words.

Next, visit the Ogyen Choling Heritage Museum, a beautifully preserved manor house that once served as a royal palace. Now a private museum, it houses an impressive collection of historical artifacts, religious objects, and household items, offering deep insight into Bhutanese aristocratic life.
Lunch will be served at a nearby farmhouse, where you can relax over traditional Bhutanese cuisine with tea before exploring the museum.

In the afternoon, return to Bumthang Chamkhar and take a leisurely stroll through Bumthang town.

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Day 8: Bumthang Cultural Tour & Bumthang to Phobjikha Valley - overnight in Phobjikha

Distance: 155 km, driving time: 4 hours
Altitude at Phobjikha :2900 m

After breakfast visit Jakar Dzong (fortress of the White Bird): The Dzong lies on a hillock overlooking the charming town of Jakar. It is believed that when Lam Ngagi Wangchuk (1517-1554) came to Bhutan to spread the teachings of the Drukpa Kagyupa order, he saw a white bird perch on the site where the Dzong stands today. Taking this as a good omen, he built a small temple and established a monastic center at the site. Over time, the Dzong was extended by different important personalities.

Then travel to Phobjikha valley via Trongsa. Along the way, pass through Chumey Valley, one of the four valleys of Bumthang, where you may stop to engage with friendly locals and observe their daily rural life.

Continue traveling to Phobjikha and cross the Yotong La Pass (3,400 m), offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, before descending into Trongsa — the historic center of Bhutan’s royal lineage. Upon arrival in Trongsa, take a short refreshment break.

Afterward, continue your journey toward Phobjikha valley, crossing the scenic Pele La Pass (3,300 m) and traveling through mountain forests and scattered highland settlements before reaching the pristine Phobjikha Valley.

Phobjikha lies within the Jigme Singye Wangchuck National Park (formerly Black Mountain National Park), one of the largest untouched tracts of forest in the Eastern Himalayas. The valley’s diverse elevation and rainfall patterns create a rich ecosystem, supporting an impressive variety of flora, fauna, and birdlife — including the endangered Black-Necked Cranes, which migrate here in winter.

This journey is not just a transfer but an immersive introduction to Bhutan’s natural beauty, biodiversity, and rural life.

Dinner and overnight stay at hotel in Phobjikha valley.

Day 9: Short Nature hike & Valley Tour & Travel to Thimphu - overnight in Thimphu

After breakfast, begin your day with a visit to Gangtey Monastery, one of the most significant Nyingma institutions in Bhutan. From the monastery, embark on a gentle downhill nature hike that offers sweeping views of the Gangtey Valley. The trail winds through lush meadows, passes Semchubara Village, and continues through serene forests that open into a broad valley. After crossing a chorten (stupa), the hike concludes at Kinga Lhakhang Temple. This scenic and culturally rich walk takes approximately 50 minutes.

Next, visit the Black-Necked Crane Center, dedicated to the conservation of these rare migratory birds. If your visit falls between mid-November and the end of March, you’ll have the chance to observe the graceful black-necked cranes as they winter in the valley. Afterward, enjoy a short countryside walk through open fields and traditional farmhouses, where you can engage with local residents and gain a deeper appreciation of Bhutan’s rural lifestyle.

Following lunch, travel to Thimphu through a picturesque landscape, passing the charming villages of Nobding, Toebisa, and Toeb Thinleygang, before ascending to the scenic Dochula Pass. After crossing the pass, continue your descent into the capital city, Thimphu, where you’ll arrive in the evening.

Upon arrival in Thimphu, take a relaxed evening stroll through the vibrant capital, where modern life meets traditional culture. Visit the popular Craft Bazaar, a curated marketplace with over 80 stalls featuring handmade arts and crafts from across Bhutan. This is a great place to purchase authentic Bhutanese souvenirs and witness the creativity of Bhutan’s artisans.

Dinner and overnight stay at a hotel in Thimphu.

Day 10: Cultural Exploration & Journey to Paro & Local Sightseeing - overnight in Paro

Thimphu-Paro Distance: 54 km & estimated driving time: 1 hour
Altitude at Paro:2200m

After breakfast, begin your tour in Thimphu:

Buddha Dordenma at Kuenselphodrang – one of the largest Buddha statues in the world, standing at a height of 51.5 meters. Made of bronze and gilded in gold, this majestic statue sits atop a meditation hall and overlooks the southern entrance of Thimphu Valley. Located within the Kuenselphodrang Nature Park, the Buddha Dordenma fulfills a centuries-old prophecy foretold by Terton Pema Lingpa and is believed to radiate peace and harmony across the world.
National Institute for Zorig Chusum, also known as the School of Traditional Arts and Crafts. Here, young Bhutanese undergo six years of intensive training in Bhutan’s 13 traditional arts, including thangka painting, sculpture, wood carving, and embroidery. A visit here offers deep insight into the country’s commitment to preserving its cultural heritage.
Simtokha Dzong, the oldest dzong in Bhutan, built in 1629 by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal to subdue an evil spirit said to haunt the region. The name Simtokha means “Atop a Demon,” and the dzong now houses one of the premier institutes for Dzongkha language learning.
Gagyel Lhundrup Weaving Center, where skilled female weavers bring Bhutanese textile traditions to life. Watch them create intricate patterns using vibrant silk and cotton, producing traditional kiras, scarves, shawls, and ghos.

After lunch, travel to Paro Valley and enjoy a scenic walk across Rimpung Bridge (Nyaime Zampa), Bhutan’s oldest traditional cantilever bridge, leading you to the magnificent Paro Rinpung Dzong, built in 1645 to defend the valley. The dzong is a fine example of Bhutanese architecture and continues to serve as a religious and administrative center.

Later in the afternoon, take a short 10-minute drive to Bondey village, followed by a gentle 20-minute uphill walk to reach Dzongdrakha Temple – often called the “mini Taktsang.” Perched on cliffs above Bondey, these temples are steeped in legends, including one about a levitating monument secured within one of the shrines to prevent it from flying into the sky.

In the evening, enjoy leisure time exploring Paro Town at your own pace. Stroll through its charming streets, browse handicraft shops, or relax at a cozy café.

Dinner and overnight stay at a hotel in Paro.

Day 11: Hike to Tiger’s Nest Monastery & Bhutanese Traditional Hotstone Bath Experience, overnight at hotel in Paro

Altitude at Takstang:3000m

After breakfast, drive for about 1 hour to the base of Taktsang Monastery, famously known as the Tiger’s Nest, one of Bhutan’s most revered and iconic historical monuments. Begin your hike through pine-scented forests; it takes approximately 1.5 hours to reach the Viewpoint, where you will ll be rewarded with a stunning panoramic view of the monastery clinging to a vertical cliff at 3,120 meters above sea level. Pause for refreshments at the Taktsang Cafeteria, a scenic rest stop offering incredible views and a chance to catch your breath.

Continue your ascent for another 1.5 hours to reach the monastery itself. According to legend, Guru Rinpoche (Padmasambhava) flew to this sacred site on the back of a tigress in the 8th century and meditated in a cave for three months. The current monastery was built in 1692 around this holy cave. Although it was tragically damaged by fire in 1998, it has been restored to its former glory, preserving its spiritual significance and architectural beauty.

After exploring the sacred temples inside the Taktsang monastery descend to the cafeteria for lunch with a view, before hiking back down to the base.

In the late afternoon, visit a traditional Bhutanese farmhouse. Upon arrival, you’ll be warmly welcomed with Bhutanese butter tea and local snacks, offering a genuine glimpse into rural Bhutanese hospitality and lifestyle. Experience the cultural charm of the countryside, and try your hand at Bhutan’s national sport – archery, using traditional bamboo bows and arrows.

Enjoy an authentic Bhutanese dinner at the farmhouse, featuring home-cooked dishes prepared with local ingredients.

Overnight at hotel in Paro.

Day 12: Departure from Paro

After breakfast, your tour guide and driver from Access Bhutan Tours — your trusted local Bhutan tour operator – will escort you to Paro International Airport for your departure flight.

Note: The above Bhutan Tour itinerary can be customized to suit your specific interests. Please let us know your preferences when planning your Bhutan trip with us.

Cost of Bhutan Trip Package for the 11 -Night 12-Day West-Central Bhutan Tour

Travel Season	Accommodation Options	1 pax	2-3 pax	4 pax & above
Low Season: July, Aug, Dec, Jan, Feb	3-star hotels/homestay	USD 3300/person	USD 2585/person	USD 2530/person
Regular Season: Mar, April, May, Jun, Sept, Oct & Nov	3-star hotels/homestay	USD 3410/person	USD 2610/person	USD 2585/person

The Above Bhutan Trip Package Cost Includes the Following:

Accommodation in a single room for a solo traveler or double/twin room for 2 or more travelers at 3-star hotels/homestay

Breakfast and dinner at the hotels
Licensed and experienced English-speaking tour guide
All land transportation within Bhutan -including airport transfers-in a private vehicle (vehicle type will depend on number of travelers) with your personal driver and Bhutan travel guide
Daily unlimited supply of bottled mineral water
Bhutan Visa Fee of USD 40 per person
Government Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) / tourism Levy /Tourist tax of USD 100 per person per night
Lunch at restaurants or traditional farmhouses (as per your preferences)

Entrance fees to all monuments, museums, and other sites

Note:If you prefer to stay at 4-star hotel or 5-star luxury hotels, we can certainly arrange that for you at an additional cost. The pricing will vary depending on the specific luxury hotels you choose. Kindly let us know your interest, and we will be happy to provide you with the corresponding rates and options.

The above Cost of Bhutan trip do not include the following:

International airfare to and from Bhutan
Alcoholic beverages (optional)
Personal expenses such as laundry, overseas calls, tips, etc.
5-star luxury hotel accommodations and meals (available upon request at an additional cost)

Complimentary Services:

Traditional Bhutanese attire (Gho/Kira) for complimentary rental , should you wish to experience wearing it
Archery experience with traditional bamboo bows and arrows, arranged at a local farmhouse upon request
Traditional hotstone bath at a farmhouse following your strenous hike to Tiger’s Nest Monastery.

Why Choose This Bhutan Tour Package?

Authentic Local Travel Expertise:This private or small-group Bhutan tour is organized directly by a licensed local Bhutan tour operator. Our in-depth knowledge of Bhutan ensures a highly personalized and genuinely authentic travel experience.

In-Depth Bhutan Cultural & Nature Discovery Tour:Experience rich cultural heritage and pristine natural beauty of Bhutan in just 11 nights and 12 days. This immersive journey takes you from the iconic valleys of Western Bhutan—including Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha—to the spiritual and cultural heartland of Central Bhutan, and on to the off-the-beaten-path gem of Zhemgang.

Well-Balanced Itinerary: This thoughtfully curated itinerary offers a perfect blend of culture, nature, and authentic rural experience.

Customizable Comfort in Bhutan:Choose from handpicked accommodations ranging from comfortable 3★ hotels to elegant 4★ and luxury 5★ properties. Our Bhutan tour packages are tailored to suit your travel style and budget.

All-Inclusive & Transparent Pricing:Our Bhutan trip costs are clear, competitive, and fully inclusive. No hidden charges — you get exactly what’s promised in your Bhutan tour package.

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