Bhutan Tour Package — 5 nights & 6 days covering Phuentsholing, Thimphu, Dochula Pass, Punakha Dzong & Paro. Private car, guide & SDF included.
Bhutan Tour Package Overview
The Bhutan Tour Package is your gateway to one of the world’s last true Himalayan kingdoms — a land so committed to the happiness of its people that Gross National Happiness is enshrined in its very constitution. In six unhurried days, this Bhutan Tour Package takes you from the bustling border town of Phuentsholing deep into the Dragon Kingdom, past thundering waterfalls and mountain passes, to Thimphu’s ancient dzongs and Buddha statues, the sacred valley of Punakha, and the historic gems of Paro.
Bhutan is not like anywhere else on earth. There are no billboards. There are no traffic lights in the capital. The forests cover nearly 72% of the land by law. Your private car, professional English-speaking guide, and all Sustainable Development Fees are included — leaving you free to simply be present in one of the most extraordinary places you will ever visit.
Bhutan Tour Package — Trip Highlights
- Punakha Dzong — Valley Fortress One of the most magnificent fortresses in Asia, sitting at the confluence of the Po and Mo Chu rivers. The 17th-century dzong is a masterwork of Bhutanese architecture — golden roofs gleaming above the turquoise river.
- Dochula Pass — Himalayan Panorama At 3,100 metres, the 108 memorial chortens of Dochula Pass frame a panoramic view of Bhutan's highest Himalayan peaks on clear days — one of the most photographed scenes in all of Bhutan.
- Buddha Dordenma — Giant Sacred Statue Standing 51 metres tall on a hilltop above Thimphu, the golden Buddha Dordenma is one of the largest Buddha statues in the world. The view of the Thimphu valley from here alone justifies the visit.
- Motithang Takin Preserve Meet the Takin — Bhutan's national animal, a bizarre and endearing creature found nowhere else on earth. The Motithang Preserve is the only place in the world where you can see them up close.
- Zorig Chusum & Living Culture The Institute for Zorig Chusum teaches Bhutan's 13 traditional arts and crafts. Watch masters work on thangka painting, wood carving, weaving and sculpture — living traditions kept alive for centuries.
- Rinpung Dzong & Ancient Paro The fortress dzong of Paro towers above the valley with the dramatic Nya Mey Zam Bridge below and the ancient Kichu Lhakhang beside. Paro is Bhutan's most picturesque valley — every angle is a postcard.
- Wankha Waterfalls & Chukha Dam The scenic drive from Phuentsholing to Thimphu passes through Gedu at 9,000 ft with breathtaking mountain views, the Chukha hydroelectric dam, and the cascading Wankha Waterfalls — a perfect photo stop.
- Chhimi Lhakhang — Fertility Temple The charming 15th-century Chhimi Lhakhang sits on a hillock above Punakha's rice fields, reached on foot through farmland. Sacred, intimate, and utterly unlike any other temple you have visited — truly unique to Bhutan.