Short Bhutan Luxury Tour

The five-day luxury tour in ''The Land of Thunder Dragon'’ is truly an exceptional experience that you won't want to miss. Bhutan is a captivating country renowned for its distinct culture, traditional practices, astonishing geography, and pure travel experiences. Check out the enchanting wonders of Bhutan, a country known for its happiness, during a 5-day Short Bhutan Luxury Tour. It is a simple yet glorious country with striking mythologies, rich traditions, and awe-inspiring festivals. It is filled with exciting historical landmarks that are intertwined with enticing tales. These national treasures have been perfectly preserved, offering a fascinating glimpse into the country's rich history. During your tour, you will explore some of the most stunning monuments and breathtaking landmarks in the country. You will also have the pleasure of staying in luxurious hotels and experiencing excellent service. This tour offers a chance to discover a new country while ensuring the utmost comfort throughout your tour of Bhutan, enhancing your travel experience to the fullest. 

Bhutan is known for its rich culture and abundant natural resources. The country takes pride in its vibrant culture and picturesque green valleys. Bhutan is renowned for its various names, one of them being "The Last Shangri-la’’. This title is fitting, as Bhutan boasts electrifying celestial landmarks and surroundings that truly capture the imagination. During your tour to Bhutan, you will visit three of its major cities: Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha. These cities beautifully showcase the historical and natural beauty of Bhutan, leaving you in awe. The country is known for its Buddhist religion, and many of its attractions are religious sites like monasteries and chortens, as well as ancient monuments such as fortresses and dzongs.

Bhutan Tour Attractions

Bhutan is home to a collection of remarkable historical landmarks and wonderful sites that are worth exploring. You'll come across the captivating Bhutanese settlement while you're there, which features traditional architectural features drawn from the nation's rich history and art. During your sightseeing programme, you will explore these captivating historical and cultural sites with the guidance of a knowledgeable professional. Your guide will give you all the essential information about the history, rules, and regulations of the site. Some of the notable sites to visit include the following attractions:

Tachogang Lhakhang: It is a serene monastery situated on the outskirts of the Paro Valley. Its native name, "Temple of the Hill of Excellent Horses," reflects its rich cultural significance. The landmark was constructed by the legendary Great Iron Bridge Builder, Thangtong Gyalpo, who had a profound encounter during his meditation involving a horse named Balaha, believed to be a manifestation of Avalokiteshvara. Visitors must traverse the Pachhu (Paro River) through an iron bridge to access the monastery. The iron bridge is truly remarkable, constructed in the 14th century by the renowned architect Thangtong Gyalpo.

National Memorial Chorten: Standing out from regular monasteries, it serves as a memorial to the beloved King Jigme Dorji Wangchuk. The prominent memorial chorten was constructed in 1974 and is adorned with stunning golden pinnacles. Step inside the monument and behold the exquisite paintings, intricate mandalas, and captivating sculptures that pay homage to the king. The architecture is heavily influenced by the Tibetan style known as Jangchup, which signifies a sense of purification and harmony. 

Simtokha Dzong: Also known as Sangak Zabdhon Phodrang, is a small monastery that has a rich history and deep spiritual significance. This Dzong is located in the southern region of Thimphu and is one of the rare monuments that was constructed in the early 17th century and remains completely preserved in its original form. Such architectural designs were not made in that period, making them unique. Simtokha Dzong is a highly popular attraction in Bhutan, known for its expertly crafted Bhutanese architecture.

Tashichho Dzong: A historical fortress-like monastery nestled along the bank of the Wang Chu river in Thimphu. Tashichhoe was originally called Dho-Nyon (Blue- Stone) Dzong. Tashichho means "Fortress of Auspicious Doctrine" in its native language. The stunning beauty of this Bhutanese landmark is truly captivating, with its white painted walls and iconic red roofs that never fail to catch the eye of visitors. The beauty of the building is enhanced by the lush green valley and open space surrounding the site. In addition to being a popular tourist destination, it has also been home to several significant government seats since 1968. 

Buddha Dordenma Statue: Also referred to as Kuensel Phodrang or Buddha Point, is a remarkable sight. The statue is situated atop a hill, symbolising the prominent religion of the country, Buddhism. As you approach the Buddha Dordenma Statue, your eyes will be drawn to the vibrant prayer flags that adorn its surroundings. The Buddha Dordenma stands tall as one of the largest sitting Buddha statues, reaching an impressive height of 51.5 metres, crafted entirely from solid bronze. The size of the statue may initially intimidate some, but its presence exudes a sense of calm and reassurance, bestowing blessings upon all who visit. From this vantage point, you can take in the breathtaking panoramic view of the entire Thimphu valley. 

Motithang Takin Preserve: It is situated at an impressive elevation of 3,700m in Thimphu. The area is a forested preserve that closely resembles the natural habitat of the Takin, which is the national animal of Bhutan. Here, you can witness the magnificent national animal of Bhutan roaming freely in its natural habitat. These magnificent creatures can only be found in select locations, including Bhutan, which adds to their unique appeal.

Dochula Pass: It is an astounding mountain pass along the route from Thimphu to Punakha. The Dochula Pass is home to 108 chorten, which were built to honour the fourth king, Jigme Singye Wangchuk, and the brave soldiers. This destination is a popular stop on the way to Punakha, allowing you to experience the jaw-dropping splendour of the Dochula Pass and enjoy a refreshing tea break. The Dochula Pass offers an amazing view of the valley and the endless mountain chains, thanks to its elevation of 3100 m. The chortens are arranged in three layers. The bottom layer consists of forty-five Chortens, the middle layer has thirty-six, and the top layer has twenty-seven. In total, there are 108 exquisite miniature chortens. 

Punakha Dzong: Also known as Pungtang Dechen Photrang Dzong, was constructed in 1637. This magnificent Dzong is a source of great pride as it stands as the second-largest and oldest landmark in all of Bhutan. The location is simply breathtaking, with the convergence of two significant rivers, Mo Chhu and Pho Chhu. The view is truly remarkable! The building is a testament to the exceptional architecture of Bhutan and the unparalleled skill of Bhutanese craftsmen. Experiencing the iconic place up close brings immense joy.

Taktsang Monastery/Tiger’s Nest Monastery

Taktsang Lhakhang, also known as the Tiger's Nest Monastery, is situated in the Paro district atop a majestic cliff. The monastery captivates visitors with its unique setting and captivating legends. The monastery holds a significant place in the hearts of religious pilgrims in the Himalayas. Located at an impressive elevation of 2,950m above sea level, this place is perfectly perched on top of a cliff. No visit to Bhutan would be complete without exploring this awe-inspiring monastery. Accessing the site requires navigating through a dense alpine forest. A comfortable 3-hour hike will lead you to the majestic monastery, allowing you to experience its beauty firsthand. As you stroll along, you'll notice prayer flags adorning the surroundings. As you continue upwards, the trees gradually give way, revealing a stunning monastery and an awe-inspiring valley.

Rinpung Dzong: Also known as the Paro Dzong, is a magnificent landmark in Paro. The Paro Dzong, also known as the Rinpung Dzong, is officially referred to as the "Fortress of Heap of Jewels." The construction of this building dates back to 1644, when it was ordered by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal. The heap of jewels is renowned for its extensive collection of precious buildings. The fortress is filled with courtyards, temples, administrative offices, and open areas, all enclosed by towering walls. As soon as you arrive at the Paro International Airport, you'll be greeted by a dazzling landmark. 

Kyichu Lhakhang: It is thought that Kyichu Lhakhang, which was built in the 7th century, is Bhutan's oldest temple. It's in the northern part of Paro town. It's also known as Lho Kyerchu or Kyerchu, and Bhutan sees it as its holy jewel. For Tibetan Buddhists, it is as important a place to visit as the greatest Buddhist temple in Lhasa, the Jokhang. A lot of people think this holy spot is the spiritual centre of the country. The area around the temple is quiet, and most of the people who are there are older and are doing their routines. The pilgrimage area contains two temples that were built at different times but share a similar architectural design, giving them the appearance of twins. 

What to Expect? 

The Short Bhutan Luxury Tour offers a truly comfortable and awe-inspiring experience in the mesmerising kingdom of Bhutan. Discover the breathtaking beauty of this mysterious land like never before. This tour offers a unique travel experience where you can enjoy both the comfort and the beauty of the trip without any compromises. On this tour, you'll immerse yourself in the wonders of Bhutan, exploring its stunning nature, rich culture, and overall travel experience. Throughout your trip, you will be immersed in nature, as Bhutan is known for being one of the greenest countries, with approximately 71% of the country covered in forests. During the trip, you will immerse yourself in a rich blend of cultural, natural, and travel experiences. Additionally, you can expect top-notch accommodation facilities that will enhance your overall travel experience. 

From the moment you arrive at the airport, you'll notice the strong commitment to preserving Bhutan's rich culture and tradition. Your guide will greet you in their traditional attire, a beautiful representation of the country's heritage. After meeting your guide, you will head to Thimphu, where you will spend the night. Throughout your stay, you will explore numerous captivating attractions and experience the awe-inspiring national treasures of Bhutan. Our dedicated team is committed to providing you with exceptional, private, and personalised services. 

Discover the captivating artistry of Bhutan's distinct architectural design as you visit on your sightseeing programme. The places you will visit are mainly historical sites, including ancient palaces, fortresses, stupas, and memorial sites, as well as some iconic monasteries. During your journey, you will be accompanied by a highly knowledgeable guide. They will ensure that you are well-informed about the regulations and guidelines that must be followed when visiting religious places, as each country has its own set of rules. The glorious beauty and rich history of this place are truly fascinating. The interesting stories and the exquisite art only enhance its overall appeal. Bhutan is renowned for its captivating festivals. If you have the opportunity to witness them, you will be mesmerised by the vibrant colours showcased in the traditional dances and energetic events. In addition to sightseeing, you will also go on a short day hike towards the Tiger's Nest Monastery. This magnificent structure is perched atop a cliff and can only be reached by a short hike. During this hike, you will observe the rich vegetation and native fauna while also enjoying breathtaking panoramic views of the Paro Valley once you reach the top. After the hike, you can indulge in a traditional hot stone bath and unwind, or explore the market area to discover unique souvenirs and immerse yourself in the daily lives of the locals. This Bhutan Luxury Tour is a captivating itinerary for you and your loved ones to experience the beauty of Bhutan and immerse yourself in its mysterious allure, all while ensuring your utmost comfort and providing the very best. 

This Short Bhutan Luxury Tour is perfect for those seeking a comfortable and up-close experience of Bhutan's beauty. During the trip, you will witness the breathtaking beauty and immerse yourself in the captivating history of the country from various perspectives, all while ensuring your comfort is never compromised. Experience the jaw-dropping beauty of Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha as you explore their iconic monasteries, Dzongs, stupas, and ancient landmarks. Soak yourself in the rich natural and cultural wonders of these three remarkable places. Experience the unparalleled beauty of Bhutan firsthand and go on a serene journey through its rich cultural and spiritual heritage. Discover the most luxurious accommodations with exquisite amenities and exceptional service, ensuring an unforgettable travel experience in Bhutan.