Bhutan remains an enigma till date. And it prefers it that way. Tucked away in the folds of the mighty Eastern Himalayas is Bhutan, a small Buddhist Kingdom. Besides the stunning natural scenery, the enduring image of the country for most visitors is the strong sense of culture and tradition that binds the kingdom and clearly distinguishes it from its larger neighbours.
So once again Appooppanthaadi crossed the country border to neighbouring Bhutan which is known as the most peaceful country among the South Asian Nations
Original Valid Passport or Voter ID(6 months Validity from the travel date)
2 Copies passport size colour photographs
Birth Certificate for Child under 18 years
Bagdogra Airport
Sep 22
From Phuentsholing to Thimphu, covering approximately 170 km, the journey takes around 5 hours. Early in the morning, after having breakfast, meet and greet our tourist guide who will assist in obtaining permits. After obtaining the necessary permits, proceed towards Thimphu. Enroute,take a break at Chojum Bridge to capture photographs of the confluence of two rivers in Bhutan, Thimphu Chu and Paro Chu. Reach Thimphu by evening and spend the night there.
Vehicle : Bhutan Coaster Bus
Meal plan : Breakfast and Dinner at Hotel
In the morning, embark on a Thimphu sightseeing tour after breakfast. Visit Buddha Point, Simply Bhutan, Bhutan Post Office and Tashichho Dzong. Enjoy leisure time at the market in the evening and stay overnight in Thimphu.
Vehicle : Bhutan Coaster Bus
Meal plan : Breakfast and Dinner at Hotel
In the early morning, post-breakfast, proceed to Punakha, passing through the Dochula Pass at an elevation of 10,000 ft. Along the way, driving through the first mountain pass in the western part of Bhutan. At the top of the pass, discover the 108 Druk Wangyal Chorten, adorned with colorful prayer flags draping the ridges, creating a vibrant welcome. In the afternoon, explore Punakha Dzong, Chimi Lhakhang, and the Suspension Bridge, concluding the day with an overnight stay in Punakha.
Transportation: Bhutan Coaster Bus
Meal Plan: Breakfast and Dinner at the hotel.
After having breakfast in the morning, head towards Paro via Semtokha Dzong. Along the way, take a break to admire the pristine waters of River Paro Chhu, and explore Rinpung Dzong, also recognized as Ta Dzong, which serves as the national museum of Bhutan. Visit Kyichu Lhakhang Monastery, and a Traditional Dress/Handicraft Shop. Finally, proceed to Paro for an overnight stay.
Transportation: Bhutan Coaster Bus
Meal Plan: Breakfast and Dinner at the hotel.
In the morning, following breakfast, head to Paro to embark on the Tiger’s Nest trek, famously known as the Taktsang Monastery, a man-made sanctuary nestled in the hills. After conquering a challenging 1200 meters on a precipitous cliff, you’ll arrive at this sacred site. The Taktsang Monastery, established by the revered Guru Rinpoche in 747 CE upon his arrival in Bhutan, its construction completed in 1694.
Discovering the Tiger’s Nest after a 3-hour trek is a genuine adventure, but you also have the option for a horse ride halfway from the parking lot. In the evening, you can leisurely explore the market, and your night will be spent in Paro.
Transportation: Bhutan Coaster Bus
Meal Plan: Breakfast and Dinner at the hotel.
After breakfast in the morning, proceed to check out from the hotel. We will assist you in completing the exit permit at Phuentsholing Terminal. Following that, you will be transferred to Bagdogra, where you will stay overnight.
Transportation: Bhutan Coaster Bus and Tempo Traveller
Meal Plan: Breakfast and Dinner at the hotel.
