10 Days Luxury Bhutan Tour

Want to experience a luxurious adventure in Bhutan, where ancient traditions intertwine with awe-inspiring geography, creating a harmonious blend of culture and natural splendour? If yes is your answer, then our 10 days Luxury Bhutan Tour is an ideal choice for you. This 10-day tour offers you an amazing tour that takes you through a mysterious land without compromising your comfort, providing you nothing but the best travel experience. Bhutan is a mesmerising Himalayan kingdom that attracts thousands of tourists who seek tranquil and relaxing tours with vibrant cultural heritage and distinctive perspectives on happiness. This beautiful country boasts a variety of destinations that seamlessly combine ancient traditions with its spectacular natural beauty, along with some of the most comfortable and luxurious travel experiences. Throughout the tour, you will make your way to some of the most prominent cities, such as Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha, and other scenic places, such as Trongsa, Bumthang, and Gantey, where you will experience different aesthetics from rich cultures and nature in just a few days. You will witness the historic landmarks that are perfectly preserved to this day and slowly transition to abundant, lush green vegetation that will take you close to nature in no time. 

This tour is great to see the harmony between modernity and traditional Bhutanese art and culture, as you will be staying in lavish accommodations inspired by the rich culture that will provide you with a unique experience like no other place. Besides the rich culture, you will get to see the great hospitality of Bhutanese people exploring the ancient sites, culture, and comfort throughout the trip to Bhutan. Bhutan is a Buddhist country, meaning you will have plenty of chances to experience a peaceful and tranquil stay. The country's spirit will enhance your trip; it also warmly welcomes people from all walks of life and provides something for everyone. Experience an unforgettable journey that promises endless travel adventures and lasting memories. Soak in the beauty of Bhutan while ensuring your comfort is never compromised.

While visiting Bhutan, you will get to explore a wide range of attractions that beautifully blend the country’s vibrant art, stunning geography, and deep-rooted tradition with a touch of luxury. You will explore the magnificent Dzongs (Fortresses) and monasteries with lavish and intricate carvings and designs that showcase the amazing craftsmanship of the Bhutanese people, including the Tiger’s Nest Monastery in Paro. Bhutan boasts a stunning geography that showcases pristine rivers, lush valleys, and majestic Himalayan peaks throughout the trip. You will be fascinated by the architectural marvels and natural beauty, and down below are listed some of the prominent places you will visit and explore. 

Thimphu Attractions

Thimphu is the capital of the mysterious country, where you can see the harmonious blend of modernity and traditional Bhutanese architecture and customs. Here, you will have the opportunity to experience festivals, engage in traditional crafts, and explore local markets. During your stay, you will visit numerous attraction sites, including ancient heritage sites and other beautiful monuments. You will visit these places during your sightseeing programme and start with Tachogang Lhakhang, situated near Thimphu, which is highly regarded for its abundant historical and cultural legacy. This temple was founded in the early 15th century by the renowned Tibetan saint Thangtong Gyalpo. He is also known for iron bridge construction and spiritual powers. The term ‘’Tachogang’’ means ‘’Temple of the Hill of the Excellent Horse,’’ which was named after Thangtong Gyalpo, who had a vision in which he saw a spiritual horse in the vicinity. Next is Tashichho Dzong, which is a fortress-monastery built in 1641 that serves as the administrative centre of Bhutan. It houses the throne room, king’s office, and the central monastic body, making it both a politically and historically important landmark. The remarkable building has whitewashed walls, intricately carved woodwork, and golden roofs that feature traditional Bhutanese architecture. Here the lively annual Thimphu Tsechu, which is a significant religious festival, also takes place, making it a spiritual and cultural centre in Bhutan. Next is Kuensel Phodrang, also known as the Budhha Dordenma statue, which is considered one of the largest Buddha statues in the world. Standing at 54 metres (177 feet), this massive statue is a prominent landmark and is a great example of profound spiritual significance and remarkable architecture. As it is located on top of a small hill, it provides a panoramic view of the Thimphu valley, which further enhances its charm. 

Further The National Memorial Chorten holds great importance as a landmark and is a beloved spot for both locals and tourists. The structure was built in 1974 as a tribute to Jigme Dorji Wangchuck, the third King of Bhutan. It stands as a powerful representation of peace and prosperity. The chorten is a remarkable representation of Bhutanese architecture, featuring intricate carvings, stunning mandalas, and elaborate statues that showcase the country's abundant cultural heritage and spiritual traditions. The serene atmosphere of the place attracts visitors, who have the opportunity to witness local Bhutanese engaging in daily rituals. One such ritual involves circumambulating the chorten while spinning prayer wheels. In addition to providing a glimpse into Bhutan's religious practices, the National Memorial Chorten offers a peaceful space for meditation and reflection amid the bustling capital city of Thimphu. With its cultural and spiritual significance and architectural beauty, this destination in Bhutan is a must-visit. Last but not least, Motithang Takin Preserve, which is a renowned conservation area of the Takin, which happens to be Bhutan’s national animal. Their cow-like bodies and goat-like heads often characterise takins. It was established to focus on respecting the animals and reflecting Bhutan’s unwavering commitment to environmental conservation. This place attracts locals and tourists with its beauty and tranquility. 

Punakha Attractions

Punakha is another beautiful valley known for its breathtaking natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant cultural heritage. It is situated at the meeting point of the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers, with a pleasant climate that supports abundant greenery and thriving architecture. Here you will see some of the most beautiful architecture and spectacular backdrops of jacaranda trees that bloom during the spring. You will go sightseeing starting from Dochu La Pass, located at an elevation of 3,100 m, famous for its awe-inspiring panoramic view of the mountains, which looks sunny on clear days. It is a crucial link between the capital, Thimphu, and the lush Punakha Valley, making it a popular on-the-way attraction. The pass is embellished with 108 memorial Chortens (Stupas) called the Durk Wangyal Chortens, constructed to honour Bhutanese soldiers who lost their lives in combat. Next is Punakha Dzong, a place of great significance in Bhutanese history and culture that is often referred to as ‘’Palce of Great Happiness’’. Located at the junction of the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu Rivers, it is quite popular for its jaw-dropping architecture and idyllic ambience. It was constructed in 1637 by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal and was the hub of administration and the government’s headquarters until the mid-20th century. The Dzong showcases the remarkable skill and talent of Bhutanese craftsmen through its intricate woodwork, imposing whitewashed walls, and lavishly decorated interiors. Finally, Chimi Lhakhang, mostly known as the ‘’Fertility Temple'', is a highly regarded monastery located in Punakha. It is popular because it is connected to Drukpa Kunley, a highly respected Buddhist saint known for his unorthodox and peculiar approaches to teaching Buddhism. People visit it as a pilgrimage site to seek blessings for fertility and children. It either captivates or confuses its visitors with its fascinating mix of spirituality, folklore, and local traditions, establishing itself as a prominent cultural landmark in Bhutan. 

Trongsa Attractions

Trongsa, a historical town in central Bhutan, has a rich culture and tradition, and you will explore them by visiting their beautiful landmark. Starting from Trongsa Dzong, which is a magnificent fortress that attracts people with its strategic location, offering breathtaking views of the Mangde Chu River. It was constructed in 1644 and has been a significant hub in Bhutan’s political history, serving as both an administrative and religious centre. The Dzong is a place where you will see true beauty through its intricate architecture, historical relics, and splendid view. Next is Chendejbi Chorten, located near Trongsa, also a remarkable sight to behold. It has whitewashed walls and a unique Nepali style, reminiscent of the renowned Boudhanath Stupa in Kathmandu, Nepal. Buid in the 18th century by Lama Shida to conceal the remains of a malevolent entity that had been subdued at the place. The Chorten is not just a place of worship but also a powerful symbol of spiritual protection and peace for travellers. These iconic landmarks are a sight to behold for those eager to experience the country’s distinctive combination of tradition and natural beauty. 

Bumthang Attractions

Bumthang is another spectacular place, known as the spiritual heartland of Bhutan. It is adorned with ancient temples and monasteries that narrate tales of legends and historical religious significance. While you are here, you will visit a few magnificent landmarks that will blow your mind. First, you will visit Jambay Lhakhang, a wonderful temple known for its rich history dating back to the 7th century. It is one of the oldest and most revered temples in the country, with fascinating ancient origins and impressive architecture. Also here takes place the Jambay Lhakhang Drup festival, a captivating spectacle that mesmerises the viewer. The temple comes alive during the extraordinary even with a vibrant display of colours, sounds, and dances presented by masked dancers and religious routines that slowly unfold. Another one is Kurjey Lhakhang, widely regarded as the most sacred monastery in Bhutan, earning a reputation as the body imprint temple. The monastery is located in a stunning place, nestled on the side of a hill and surrounded by 108 Chorten walls. This lhakhang emanates a sense of grandeur, reminiscent of the majestic Dzong of Bhutan. Lastly, Namkhai Nyingpo Goemba is a Buddhist monastery situated on a hill to the east of the town of Jakar, inside the Bumthang valley. The administrative centre of Bumthang is Namkhai Nyingpo Goemba. The monastery was founded in 1970 and is inhabited by approximately 600 monks who dedicate their lives to studying Nyingma Buddhism.

Gantey Attractions

Further Gantey, or Gangtey, is a popular spot in Bhutan due to its astounding natural landscape, vibrant cultural legacy, and tranquil Gantey Monastery. It is nestled in the stunning Phobjikha Valley, with magnificent vistas, expansive meadows, verdant forests, and the grandeur of the Black Mountains. The area is widely known for its exceptional conservation efforts, especially those focused on preserving endangered blacknecked cranes. These graceful birds migrate to the valley during the winter months, attracting bird watchers and nature enthusiasts from all over the world. Taking about the Gangtey Monastrey, it enhances the cultural character of the region with its remarkable architecture and profound spiritual importance. The tranquil environment and traditional Bhutanese villages make this place even more special, making it the perfect setting for an unforgettable adventure.

Paro Attractions

Paro is one of the most attractive cities in Bhutan and proudly boasts Bhutanese culture and heritage. This city serves as both the starting and ending point of the trip, as it houses the only international airport in the region. Here you will see some of the greatest architectural marvels, along with authentic culture and traditions that will leave you mesmerised. Here you will visit some of the stunning places starting from Simtokha Dzong, also known as Zabdhon Phodrang, which is cherished for its historical and cultural site of Bhutan. This fortress monastery is one of the oldest dzongs in Bhutan and was constructed in 1629 by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, the unifier of Bhutan. Situated at the entrance of Thimphu Valley, it showcases the essence of Bhutanese style with its detailed wood carvings, magnificent murals, and an amazing assortment of ancient Buddhist sculptures and statues. Further is Tiger’s Nest Monastery, also known as Paro Taktsang, which is the iconic monastery and symbol of great significance. Situated on the edge of a cliff at an elevation of 3,120 m above sea level, is the great monastery of great spiritual importance. It is believed to be the place where Guru Padmasambhava meditated, bringing Buddhism to Bhutan in the 8th century.

According to the legend, Guru Padmasambhava arrived at the spot by riding on the back of a tigress, which led to the monastery’s name. Last but not least, Kyichu Lakhang is a historical temple known for its spiritual importance. It was built in the 7th century by the Tibetan Emperor Songtsen Gampo. This temple serves as a powerful representation of Bhutan’s rich Buddhist heritage and enduring historical legacy. The architecture and intricate murals of the temple showcase the timeless artistry, drawing in cuntless pilgrims and tourists. Kyichu Lhakhang stands as a remarkable symbol of Bhutan's rich heritage and the unwavering faith of its people.

What to expect?

Join us on a 10 days Luxury Bhutan Tour and discover the captivating beauty of this mysterious country. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Bhutanese culture and tradition as you explore these enchanting destinations. Beginning in Paro, you will explore its rich culture and beauty by visiting some of the iconic landmarks and monuments, which house a collection of ancient artefacts that offer a glimpse into Bhutan’s fascinating history. You will get to see a seamless blend of tradition and modernity as you travel to the beautiful cities of Bhutan, such as Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha. These cities present you with a delightful fusion of contemporary conveniences and traditional arts. Here you will travel to places that will take you back in time as you walk past ancient monuments and stay at luxurious and relaxing accommodations with amazing ambience and excellent service, making your stay and tour magnificent. Throughout the trip, you will also visit green valleys with abundant flora and fauna, crystal clear rivers, and majestic Himalayan peaks. 

Bhutan's pristine environment and pure air create a serene atmosphere, providing a perfect escape for those who long for a profound connection with nature. This nation's commitment to preserving its natural heritage guarantees that these awe-inspiring landscapes remain unspoilt, offering a perfect ending to a voyage through one of the world's most tranquil and beautiful destinations. It offers luxury not only through its luxurious accommodations and services but also through its ambience and rich history. This tour is an ideal choice if you are looking for a tour where you can explore and see the beauty without having to compromise your comfort. You will get a unique experience as you travel through cities and lovely valleys full of life and history.

This tour welcomes people from all walks of life who want to learn about a country and its heritage, as Bhutan is rich in natural and cultural aspects. People of any age can join in this tour, as it is one of the most relaxing and comfortable tours in Bhutan. This tour offers you scenic sightseeing, ancient landmark visits, short hikes, and luxurious stays, making your tour one of a kind. Join us on a journey to get the best of what Bhutan has to offer.