Upon your arrival, we will warmly welcome you at the airport and provide an overview of your itinerary. We will then begin our scenic drive to Thimphu. Along the way, we’ll stop to visit Bhutan’s oldest suspension bridge, dating back to the 15th century.

As we continue, you’ll also have the chance to admire the confluence of the Thimphu and Paro rivers. Additionally, you’ll see the road that connects Bhutan to India, which would take approximately five hours to travel by road.

Overnight & Dinner: Hotel Pelyang Boutique – A premier 3-star hotel in Thimphu.

After breakfast, we will head to the northern part of Thimphu to embark on a hike to the renowned Tango Monastery, one of Bhutan’s most historic and revered Buddhist monasteries, dating back to the 13th century. The monastery is home to many sacred Buddha statues and powerful deities, believed to be wish-fulfilling figures from ancient times.

We will enjoy a peaceful picnic lunch by the riverside, surrounded by the tranquility of nature. Following this, we will continue our hike to Dodedra Monastery, which will take approximately 2 ½ hours. If we’re fortunate, we may have the opportunity to stay overnight at the monastery’s guest house. Additionally, there’s a chance to join the monks in their evening prayers, and perhaps even participate in their morning prayers the following day.

Overnight and Dinner: Dodedra Monastery Guest House

After breakfast, we will begin our hike down to Thimphu. Along the way, we’ll make a stop at the renowned Ambient Café, a popular coffee spot in Thimphu. After that, we’ll also visit the Buddha Dordenma Statue, the largest seated Buddha in the world. Project started in 2005 and inaugurated in 2015 to mark the 60th birthday of Bhutan’s fourth king, it offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding area.

In the afternoon, we’ll drive to Punakha Valley, passing through the scenic Dochula Pass. At an altitude of 3,150 meters, the pass provides stunning views of the snow-capped Himalayas—perfect for some memorable photos.

Later, we’ll check into Dharma Siddhi, a charming hotel run by a welcoming family. It’s more like a home away from home, offering warmth and hospitality that will make you feel right at ease.

Overnight and Dinner: Dharma Siddhi

In the morning, we will visit the Punakha Dzong, a stunning fortress built by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal in collaboration with the carpenter Zo Balap. The interior of the Dzong is renowned for its impressive artwork, showcasing some of the finest craftsmanship in Bhutan. Every year during the festival, the largest Thangka scroll is displayed here, a highlight of the celebration.

Afterwards, we will take a scenic walk to Bhutan’s longest suspension bridge, located just a 20-minute walk from the Punakha Dzong, behind the Dzong Chung (small fortress), slightly above the crematorium.

In the afternoon, we will drive back to Paro, passing through the Dochula Pass once more.

Overnight and Dinner: Hotel Paro Grand

In the early morning, we will embark on a hike to the Tiger’s Nest Monastery, one of Bhutan’s most sacred and iconic landmarks.

Later in the afternoon, we will drive to Haa Valley, passing through the scenic Chelela Pass.

Overnight and Dinner: Lechona Heritage Home

Walking Distance: 5 kilometers | Estimated Time: 4 Hours|Camp Altitue:3150 m

In the morning, we will enjoy a hearty breakfast at the farm before beginning our trek slightly above the Talung Village in Haa Valley. As we continue, we’ll make our way to our campsite at 3,150 meters, located at Sagala.

Today will be our acclimatization day, offering a more relaxed pace. We’ll need to stay mindful of the trail, as there are some areas where the path to the yak herders’ camp may be difficult to spot, as well as an ancient trail that leads to Tibet on the left.

Overnight and Dinner: Salaga Campsite

Walking Distance: 12 km | Estimated Time: 5 hours | Camp Altitude: 3850 m

We begin the day with a gentle climb, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the eastern Himalayas, including Jomolhari, Jitchu Darkey, and more, especially on clear days. The highest point of the day will reach 4100 meters at the Sagala Range. The trail will lead us through a beautiful forest of junipers, hemlocks, rhododendrons, firs, and azaleas, enhancing the scenic beauty of the journey.

Overnight & Dinner: Nyingungla Campsite

Walking Distance: 13 Km |Estimated Time:  7 Hours Hike|Highest Point: 4200 m

As the day begins, we will start by descending and then make our final ascent to the highest pass of the day, reaching 4,200 meters above sea level. This peak is known as Kung Karpo, or Sky Burial.

From here, you’ll be treated to breathtaking views of both the Paro and Haa Valleys, with a clear view of Kila Nunnery in the distance. Afterward, we’ll descend toward Chelela Pass at 3,988 meters, where our team will be waiting for us. We’ll then transfer to our hotel in Paro for a relaxing evening.

Overnight & Dinner: Ka-Chi Grand”

Morning after our breakfast we will drop you at the Paro internationa Airport. We will bid you farewell sadly, whith the hope that we will meet again