When you arrive at Paro International Airport, the guide will greet you. Afterward, you will drive to Thimphu, where the 1.5-hour journey offers stunning views of the Himalayas, verdant valleys, and mountain slopes.

After checking into the luxury hotel, you can spend the evening leisurely exploring the surroundings or relaxing in the serene landscapes. Enjoy a dinner of international and Bhutanese cuisine as the day comes to a close, surrounded by serene mountain views.

On the second day, after breakfast, visit the monumental Buddha Dordenma, the serene Memorial Chorten, and the grand Tashichho Dzong to experience Bhutan’s spiritual and cultural essence.

Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant with a view of the picturesque valley. Spend the afternoon sightseeing or taking a leisurely stroll through Thimphu’s picturesque streets. In the evening, return to your hotel to unwind and reflect on the day. End your evening with a delicious dinner made from fresh local ingredients.

On the third day, Enjoy a leisurely breakfast before heading to the Folk Heritage Museum to see traditional Bhutanese architecture and learn about local life and crafts. The next stop would be the local handicraft market, where artisans work hard to create fine textiles, paintings, and souvenirs.

Lunch will be served in pleasant natural surroundings, showcasing the full range of Bhutanese cuisine. Spend a leisurely afternoon, go for a casual walk through the picturesque town, or simply relax at the luxury hotel. Dinner will be the end to your day.

It will be the ideal way to complete your current Bhutanese culinary experience, offering the best fusion and traditional Bhutanese cuisine in a stylish yet laid-back setting.

On the fourth day, after a lavish breakfast, set off for Punakha with a stop along the Dochula Pass to take in the panoramic vistas of the Himalayan peaks. As you enter the serene Punakha Valley, you will be greeted by the magnificent Punakha Dzong, an architectural marvel situated at the confluence of two rivers.

Take a leisurely stroll through the villages and terraced rice fields, soaking in the serene ambiance of the valley. Return to your luxury hotel for relaxation surrounded by green hills. In the evening, dine on exquisite organic Bhutanese and international cuisine either by the riverside or in the elegant surroundings of the hotel, thereby mixing local culinary delights with the calmness of the Himalayas.

In the morning, visit Dochula Pass, which is among the most beautiful scenes in Bhutan and consists of grand panoramic views of the Himalayan ranges.

Take a tour of the magnificent Druk Wangyal Lhakhang, which is erected in dedication to the fourth king of Bhutan, and observe its elaborate murals that show the history and spiritual heritage of the nation.

Walk around the 108 memorial chortens (stupas) that decorate the pass, which are synonymous with peace and prosperity. Go back to Punakha to spend the evening at your luxurious hotel. Spend some time or have a peaceful dinner with the serenity of the mountains.

On the sixth day, after breakfast, take the scenic drive to the peaceful Gangtey (Phobjikha) Valley, a glacial valley famed for its stunning scenic beauty and, in wintertime, as the abode of the very rare black-necked cranes.

Upon arrival, check into your hotel with pine forests and serene ambience. Explore the spiritual Gangtey Monastery that presides over the valley and take a leisurely walk through nature trails in meadows and forests, soaking in the well-deserved calm of the Himalayan scenery.

Later in the afternoon, unwind at the hotel with views from your balcony. In the evening, indulge in farm-to-table fare made with fresh, organic Bhutanese ingredients as your mountain escape sets.

On the seventh day, after breakfast, have a relaxed, scenic drive with views of forested valleys, lovely little villages, and the Himalayan Mountains.

Stop at a scenic spot for an early light lunch. On reaching Paro, check into a luxury hotel and rest for some time. After exploring, savor the delicious dinner that awaits you, which includes both local and international cuisine.

On the eighth day, one of the most memorable highlights of your Bhutan journey is Tiger’s Nest Monastery, locally called Taktsang. It is on a cliffside at an elevation of 900 meters over the valley.

The hike away takes approximately 4–5 hours, with plenty of stops to rest. And after returning to the hotel, you will have time for relaxation and wellness. Dinner will be served elegantly while you contemplate the spiritual contrast and scenic beauty of the hike.

On the ninth day, have breakfast, and then set off for the fortress-monastery of Rinpung Dzong, a magnificent example of Drukpa architecture and spiritual heritage.

Next, visit the Drukgyel Dzong, the historic fortress with awe-inspiring views of the Himalayan peaks, perfect for photography and cherished moments of tranquility. Embrace the vibrant local culture of Paro as you stroll through quaint local villages along the way.

Return to your luxury hotel for a day of leisure amidst the tranquil atmosphere of the mountains. The dinner is a gourmet experience that combines fresh Bhutanese and international cuisine, highlighting the cultural and natural treasures that you have encountered during your journey.

On the tenth day of leisure in Paro, you will spend your time peacefully amidst the tranquil Himalayan ambiance. Take some time to relax and enjoy the calmness of the valley. Engage in cultural activities by visiting nearby villages and temples or observing local Bhutanese crafts and practices.

Stroll through the streets at leisure while living and interacting with locals. This day is the perfect balance of culture and relaxation, where travelers are able to soak in the spirit of Bhutan with their steps. The perfect way to put your Himalayan adventure to rest peacefully.

On the final day, your guide will take you to Paro International Airport for your onward flight after breakfast.

You will leave Bhutan with cherished memories of its serene valleys, spectacular mountains, vibrant culture, and monasteries.