Tucked deep into the eastern Himalayas between India and China (Tibet), the kingdom of Bhutan, practically unknown to the outside world, presents untouched natural beauty, unique culture and ancient tradition. Bhutan is truly Sangri-La, a mythical country hidden in majestic mountains. For the fast few years, Bhutan has been cautiously opening its borders to visitors. See below to find out how you can be one of the few to cross themBhutan, so well known as 'The land of thunder Dragon' and 'The last Shangri La' on earth, is situated in the lap of the Eastern Himalayas between India and the People's Republic of China. Covering an area of 18000 sq miles, the tiny Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan is one of the most isolated nations on planet in the earth. Stunning mountain terrain, verities of flora and fauna and unique ancient Buddhist monasteries have made Bhutan an exemplar best tourist destination. This kingdom, bestowed with rich bio-diversity, harbors around 300 medicinal herbs and 165 endangered species. Each part of Bhutan has its own historical, geographical, cultural, traditional and religious significance.

Glimpse of Bhutan Tour Itinerary

Day 1: Fly to Paro on Druck-Air.
You will be met at the airport and transferred to Thimpu (65 kms./2 hrs. Approx.). Overnight at hotel.

Day 2: Full day sightseeing tour of Thimpu:
AM-visit Zeleukha Nunnery, National Library and Memorial Chorten of His Late Majesty Jigme Dorjee Wangchuk. PM-Stroll down town to the Handicraft Development Corporation which displays a variety of Bhutanese handicrafts.

Day 3: Thimpu-Paro (65 kms. / 2hrs.)
AM-After breakfast drive leisurely to Paro.
PM- Drive through the Paro Valley to see the Drukgyel Dzong Kyichu Lhakhang. On a clear day, one can see the Majeatic Jhomolhari Mountain (better known as The Mountain of the Goddess) (7314m.) Also visit the National Museum Located in the Ta Dzong which displays a rich collection of the fine arts and weapons.

Day 4: Departure
Transfer to Airport for final departure. Kathmandu/ Delhi/Bangkok onward.