Glimpse of Bhutan trekking in Bhutan – AME Treks
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Glimpse of Bhutan

Paro-Thimpu-Paro

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Duration
4 Days
Max Altitude
3120
Difficulty
Easy
Best Season
March-May September -December
Group Size
2–12 People
Accommodation
Tea Houses

Product Description

A fuller introduction to the route, pace, terrain, and overall trip style.

Embark on a 3 night, 4 day tour of the two most accessible and mystical cities of Bhutan: Paro and Thimpu and discover its enchanting landscape, fascinating monuments, vibrant culture, enriching lifestyle and the philosophy centered around happiness.

Glimpses of Bhutan offers a meaningful introduction to the country through a carefully curated selection of attractions in Paro and Thimpu, providing visitors with a rich insight into Bhutan’s natural beauty, cultural heritage, spiritual tradition and way of life, all within a short span of time.  

This 4-day Bhutan tour starts and ends in Paro. You will spend two nights in Thimpu and one night in Paro. After flying into Paro, with a scenic drive to the country’s capital (Thimpu), you will be introduced to the beautiful landscape of the country. Only then you will visit sites, such as the Great Buddha Dordenma (religious monument), the Royal Takin Preserve (wildlife), Simply Bhutan (culture and rhythm), craft bazaar (art and craft) and Taschichho Dzong (Bhutanese architecture and the unity of religion and governance) that will help you understand the essence of the capital.

The second day is a deep dive into the country’s historical and cultural aspect with a visit to Gagyel Lundrup Weaving Center (a center for traditional handwoven Bhutanese textile), National Institute of Zorig Chusum (a school for country’s 13 traditional arts and crafts), Centenary Farmer’s Market (country’s farmers hub and a center for the buying and selling of fresh produce, local products and traditional goods), Changlimithang National Stadium (a multi-purpose stadium that standing on historical battle site hosts multiple sports and public events), Memorial Chorten (a prominent Buddhist stupa built in the memory of Bhutan’s third king that serves as a spiritual landmark for daily worship and reflection) and Simtokha Dzong (one of the oldest dzongs in Bhutan that marks the beginning of dzong architecture and centralized authority in the country). 

The third day is dedicated to the attractions in Paro. A hike to the Taktsang Monastery, also known as the Tiger’s Nest (an iconic, legendary and sacred Vajrayana Buddhist temple built into a cliff above Paro Valley that draws in visitors with its location, architecture and its mythical origin ), Kyichu Lhakhang (a 7th century temple built in the country by Tibetan King, Songtsen Gampo) and Paro Dzong (a majestic fortress-monastery exhibiting the stunning example of Bhutanese architecture serves as a religious and administrative center). After exploring these sites, the day beautifully ends with a visit to a traditional farmhouse to experience authentic Bhutanese cuisine, lifestyle and hospitality. This itinerary uniquely includes Dochula Pass, a highlight not typically featured in the standard 4-day Bhutan tours and a 15th century temple Tachog Lhakhang as well.  For more details, please refer to the detailed itinerary.

However, should you wish to tailor the itinerary or package to your preferences, we would be happy to assist you. 

This 4 day Bhutan tour is available yearround, but those interested in experiencing Bhutan at its most captivating time of the year, plan this trip sometime around March to May or September to December.  

For those interested in attending one of Bhutan’s traditional and vibrant festivals, the two cities included in this itinerary also host celebrations such as Paro Tshechu in Paro and Rhododendron Festival, Thimphu Drubchen, Thimpu Tshechu, Jhomolhari Mountain Festival, Dechenphu Tshechu and Druk Wangyel Tshechu in Thimpu. 

 This Bhutan tour is ideal for a wide range of travelers, such as time-bound travelers, first time visitors seeking taste of Bhutan without feeling rushed, cultural and spiritual enthusiasts, families and groups, landscape and wildlife photographers, architect or the one aspiring to be one as well as the ones in search of solitude, peace and happiness. Additionally, this tour also makes a great side-trip for those already travelling in India, Nepal or any other country in South Asia. 

Planning to spend more or less than 4 days in Bhutan? Explore the range of multi-day Bhutan tour options we offer.

Have a group or are interested in joining an existing group? Enjoy a special group rate!

Trip Includes

  • Complimentary drop off and pickup service in Kathmandu before and after Bhutan flights (if flying from to Bhutan from Kathmandu)
  • Meet and greet service with airport shuttle service (both ways) in Bhutan (private vehicle)
  • All other transportation in Bhutan, as per the itinerary (private vehicle)
  • Accommodation in A Category hotel on twin sharing basis. Single supplement applicable for single room. Premium upgrades available at additional cost.
  • Meal Plan: Full Board (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)
  • Guidance of English-speaking, experienced and knowledgeable Bhutanese guide
  • All applicable activity and entrance fees as per the itinerary
  • Bhutan Visa and necessary travel permits (including assistance with visa application process)
  • All mandatory taxes, including a USD 100 per night Sustainable Development Fee (SDF)

Trip Excludes

  • Nepal or any other country's visa
  • Accommodation, meals and transportation (except for Bhutan flights) in Nepal. Can be arranged at additional cost.
  • Cost of flight Kathmandu-Paro-Kathmandu. (Flight arrangements from Nepal and other international cities are available at an additional charge, based on availability.)
  • Airport transfer service for Bhutan flights in cities outside Nepal. 
  • Personal expenses, like alcoholic/non-alcholic drinks, extra meals, snacks, laundry service, Sim card service, internet service outside the hotel as well as phone call service etc. 
  • Cost of extra luggage levied Bhutan flights
  • Cost of entrance fees and activities (such as rafting, hot stone bath, archery etc) not mentioned in the itinerary
  • Any additional expenses occurred due to natural disaster or unforeseen circumstances
  • Travel insurance that covers trip cancellation/interruption and emergency medical costs
  • Tips (as an appreciation) to the service providers

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Important Trip Notes & Activities
We are very pleased to acknowledge that you are joining us for an adventure trip in remote Himalayan region, where weather conditions, health and fitness of the member or unexpected natural disaster can compel us to change the itinerary and if so you have to understand it but we would try our level best to keep the suggested itinerary as per the original schedule. Your safety and satisfaction of the trip is our prime concern while travelling with Adventure Mountain Explore Treks & Expedition P. Ltd and we ensure you our best team, logistics, professional services to make sure that you would have an amazing trip of lifetime with us. Also note that Guide deserved the final decision if the trip has to amend, change the route or cancel due to the extreme conditions for the safety precaution. However, we will try our best to ensure that the trip runs as according to the stated plan but be prepared for flexibility if necessary.
Our Guides, trip and safety
This trip takes you to the remote Himalayan region, it is very essential that you are accompanied with the very experienced and qualified leader for the safe and successful trip. We have local guide working with us who is trained and qualified on the trip. At this trip, there would be one Bhutan Guide. Also we would have helpers to upload bags.

Accommodation
All hotels in Bhutan are approved and classified from the Government. These hotels are equivalent to 34 star basis. So as per availability at the time of booking, we will provide you a grade hotel in Paro and Thimpu. In Paro, hotel TASHI NAMGAY RESORT or similar and in Thimpu hotel MIGMAR or similar. Note that, accommodation which we provide you is on twin sharing basis but if you prefer having single room, single supplement is chargeable.

Meals
All meals are included during your trip. There are variety of foods are available which you can pick up from the menu as per you interest. Our advice is to ask hotel or restaurant that they can offer fresh food.

Pack list
You can carry maximum of 20kg while you fly to Paro by Druk Air. You can carry aprox 56 kg on your hand. Your carry-on bags are restricted to one piece, and the size should not exceed 17" x 13" x 8". The packing items are divided in to two different items. One if Trek items and another is non trek items. Your trek items will be locked at our office if you carry them.
Here under tour list items
A pair of lightweight long pants
Pair of dress pants / dresses for evening
pairs shorts
short-sleeved shirts/blouses
long-sleeved shirt for sun protection (also while visiting dzongs, temples & monasteries).
Underwear
Socks
Sleepers
Warm jackets (if trip falls in Sept, Oct, Nov, Dec, Jan & Feb)
sweater or light weight jacket
windbreaker
pair comfortable walking shoes
pair of sandals
pair of dress shoes
Personal toiletries
Insect repellent
Spare nylon duffel for purchases
Sunscreen rated 20 SPF or higher
Lip Balm
Sunglasses
Prescription glasses
visor/sun hat
Flashlight
Daypack/Hip pack for day trips
Beach Towel
First-Aid kit with pain medications, antiseptic/anesthetic for sunburn, prescription medications

 

Other optional gears
Camera, memory cards and spare batteries
Electronics/battery charger
Spare contact lenses or glasses
Reading and writing materials
Passport pouch or money pouch
Motion sickness remedies
 

Necessary official documents
Passport with minimum validity of 6 months
Copy of first page of passport
Airline tickets
Visa approval for Bhutan (bring with you)

Some essential issues,
Always check that your pack contains essential items such as your passport, money, eyewear, a change of clothing, hiking boots and medications in your carry-on baggage. 
Gifts: Please don't bring extra gifts which might be a burden to you. If you wish to show your appreciation to the staff, the best gift would be through conversation or tips where appropriate.
Cultural Sensitivity: It`s better for women to wear pants (or Capri length pants) and/or a skirt (mid-calf or longer. Tights, hiking shorts and sports tops are not advisable. For men, pants are best. Men may wear longer hiking shorts that come near the knees. Never go shirtless.
For women: Women are advised to bring their necessary health supplies with them, as such items might not be available in Bhutan.
Boots: Wear boots that are broken-in. To minimize the risk of blister, wearing thin liner socks under regular hiking socks may help. 
Clothing: Cotton is the most favorable in warm weather. Once wet, cotton also drains body heat. Better to bring wool or synthetics such as Capilene, MTS and Thermax. 
Layers: Always test your layers before a trip. See if the outer layer fits easily over the inside ones. 
Toilet Kit: For trekking & sightseeing, bring your own "toilet kit," and a small bottle of hand sanitizer. Always remember to discard the toilet tissue a waste basket and not along a trail or in the toilet. 
Heating: In Bhutan, portable electric heaters are generally provided for heating in rooms. Blankets are also provided. Bring an extra set of long underwear for extra warmth.
 

Trip Snapshot

Route
Himalayas, Bhutan
Trip Style
Tea Houses
Best Months
March-May September -December
Next Start
Private dates on request

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Well-paced itinerary with acclimatization-friendly flow

Licensed local guides, porter support, and 24/7 operations team

Private customization available for pace, dates, and comfort level

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  1. Altitude Paro: 2,200m

    Altitude Thimpu: 2,300m

    Distance: 54 kilometers approx.

    Driving Time: 1.5 hours 

    Begin this 4-day Bhutan tour by flying into Paro International Airport, the only international airport in Bhutan. After immigration and customs formalities, meet your Bhutanese guide outside the arrival area. He/she will traditionally welcome you to Bhutan, before starting your journey to Thimpu. 

    Enjoy a scenic drive that gently winds along the Paro Chhu (Paro River), before merging with the Wang Chhu (Thimpu River), offering stunning views of terraced fields, traditional farmhouses and distant mountains. Along the way, pass through small settlements and spot locals in traditional attire going about their day. The highlight of this drive includes a stop at Tachog/Tamchog Lhakhang, a 15th century temple located on the base of the mountain along the Paro-Thimpu highway, right after Isuna Village and roughly 5 kilometers before the confluence of Paro and Thimpu river. The temple was built by the legendary “Iron Bridge Builder”, Thangtong Gyalpo. In the present day, the main shrine houses relics, such as a statue of Lord Buddha, Zhabdrung, Guru Padmasambhava and Chenrezig Avalokiteshvara and ancient books (Kangjur and Tenjur) and a walking stick of Thangtong Gyalpo. Located 10 minutes from the highway, visitors need to cross the bridge built in the 15th century (restored in 2005) to visit the temple. 

    Continue to Thimpu after visiting the temple. As you approach the capital, witness the changing landscape where emerging city life perfectly blends with the surrounding natural beauty. Reach the capital ideally nestled in a wide valley surrounded by pine-covered hills and check into the hotel for a short rest and lunch. After lunch visit the following sites:

    The Great Buddha Dordenma: Located atop a hill in Kuenselphodrang Nature Park, it’s a 169 feet tall, bronze and gold statue of Buddha that fulfills a prophecy dating back to the 8th century. It is one of the largest statues of Buddha in the world and is believed to emanate an aura of peace and happiness to the entire world. 

    The Royal Takin Preserve: Located in Motithang district of Thimpu, it’s a 3.4ha forested wildlife sanctuary that preserves the national animal of Bhutan ‘Takin’ with other wildlife, such as sambar and barking deer, red muntjac, yak and himalayan serow and birds, such as Monal and Tragopan in its natural habitat.  

    Simply Bhutan: It’s a living museum that offers an immersive experience into Bhutanese culture, tradition and the way of life. Designed like a traditional village, this place not just offers the opportunity to interact with artisans, performers and guides, but also offers the opportunity to dress in traditional Bhutanese attire, watch artisans demonstrate crafts, such as wood carving, weaving, painting etc., try your hands at archery, enjoy cultural performances as well as taste local tea and traditional snacks.

    Authentic Bhutanese Craft Bazaar: It’s a handicraft market run by rural artisans exhibiting, promoting and preserving Bhutan’s traditional arts and crafts. The market consists of about 80 bamboo-hut stalls that showcase and sell textiles, paintings, wood, slate and stone carvings, bronze and brass statues, silver and gold ornaments, paper crafts, as well as bamboo and cane products.

    Taschichho Dzong: As a grand fortress-monastery, built in the 13th century, and presently housing the Throne Room of the King, the Cabinet Secretariat and central monastic body, this Dzong plays a central role in Bhutan’s administrative and spiritual life. The traditional Bhutanese architecture, with whitewashed walls, golden spires and intricately painted woodwork and the flag lowering ceremony make the major highlight of this dzong. The dzong is open to visitors only after office hours and is illuminated at night offering visitors iconic and magical ambience and excellent photo opportunities. 

    After visiting these sites, you will get back to the hotel in Thimpu for overnight stay.

    Meals: Lunch and Dinner

  2. Altitude Thimpu: 2,300m

    Altitude Dochula Pass: 3,050m

    Distance: 30 km

    Driving Time: 45 min 

    Starting the day after early morning breakfast, drive to Dochula Pass, a high-altitude pass located 3,050 meters above sea level on the Thimpu-Punakha road. The pass is adorned with 108 Druk Wangyal Chortens -white memorial chortens built to commemorate Bhutanese soldiers who lost their lives during 2003 military operation and offers a panoramic view of the Eastern Himalayas that include peaks like Gangkar Puensum (7,507m), the highest mountain in Bhutan. Here, spend some time exploring the chortens and the nearby Druk Wangyal Lhakhang - a temple built to celebrate 100 years of monarchy in Bhutan. From the pass, drive back to Thimpu to explore other attractions in Thimpu, such as:

    Simtokha Dzong: Built in the 17th century, this is the first dzong in Bhutan, which was built by Shadrung Ngawang Namgyal, the founder and the unifier of Bhutan as a nation-state. 

    Gagyel Lundrup Weaving Center: It’s a very famous private weaving factory dedicated to preserving the nation's rich textile heritage. Here, expert artisans, especially women, weave textiles that range from normal to royal-grade by hand using backstrap looms, age-old techniques and natural dyes. 

    National Institute of Zorig Chusum: It’s a vocational art school and living museum where students undergo 4-6 years of intensive training to learn the country's 13 traditional art and crafts that range from painting, sculpting and crafting to tailoring, pottery, paper making and more with a purpose to preserve and promote them.

    Centenary Farmer’s Market: It is the country’s largest and busiest agricultural hub, where farmers from the capital and neighbouring areas exhibit and sell both fresh produce/local speciality food and imported items. These items are displayed in hundreds of stalls in this market offering insight into Bhutan's food culture, agrarian lifestyle and community dynamics.

    Changlimithang National Stadium: Originally it’s the battlefield where the decisive historical battle,the Battle of Changlimithang (1885), took place unifying Bhutan under one ruler. Today, it’s a multipurpose national stadium that hosts sporting events, such as Archery (the national game of Bhutan), football, volleyball, athletics; provides facilities for squash, billiard and tennis and hosts cultural celebration and the wider public events such as National Day celebrations, concerts etc.

    Memorial Chorten: It’s a combination (memorial and Tibetan-style stupa) landmark and one of the most spiritual landmarks in Bhutan. It was built in 1947 by Queen Mother Ashi Phuntsho Choden, in memory of her son, King Jigme Dorji Wangchuck, the Third King. It’s a spiritual and artistic masterpiece with rich symbolism that offers tranquil ambiance and insight into Bhutanese devotion and the rhythm of daily religious life. 

    After visiting these sites, get back to the hotel in Thimpu for overnight stay. 

    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner 

  3. Altitude Thimpu: 2,300m

    Altitude Paro: 2,200m

    Distance Thimpu to Paro: 54 kms approx

    Driving Time: 1.5 hrs

    Altitude Tiger’s Nest: 3,120m

    Starting after breakfast in Thimpu and following the Thimpu-Paro road, take a scenic drive back to Paro from Thimpu for Taktsang Monastery (the Tiger’s Nest) hike. Taktsang Monastery is a sacred Vajrayana Buddhist temple complex built into a sheer cliffside in the Paro Valley. Originally a meditation cave of Guru Padmasambhava, the monastery was only built in 1692-94 and is still considered one of the most sacred locations in the Himalayan Buddhist world.

    Drive to the trailhead and start your day’s hike to the monastery. Reach the famous viewpoint after about 1.5 to 2 hours from the trail (depending on your pace). Take a short tea break, get inspired by the view and continue to hike to the monastery. Once at the monastery, explore the monastery (cameras and phones not allowed) and hike down to the viewpoint cafeteria for lunch before hiking down to the parking area located near the trailhead.

    After completing the hike, visit other attractions such as:

    Kyichu Lhakhang: It’s a 7th century temple built by the Tibetan Emperor, Songtsen Gampo, as one of the 108 ‘demon-subduing’ temples to help spread Buddhism. Despite being one of the oldest, the temple is still active and central to religious life and the visit allows visitors to witness devotional practice, timeless iconography and sacred relics in an authentic setting. 

    Paro Rinpung: It’s a fortress built in the 15th century that in present day housing monks and government offices, serves as the administrative and monastic center of western Bhutan. Perched majestically over the valley with its centuries old legacy the dzong offers historical depth, spiritual heritage and architectural brilliance to its visitors. 

    After exploring these sites, wrap up the day by visiting one of the traditional farmhouses to enjoy the rural lifestyle of the Bhutanese people. Enjoy authentic Bhutanese dinner, interact with the host family and if interested, experience archery and even a traditional hot stone bath to relax your tired muscles. Get back to the hotel in Paro for overnight stay.  

    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner 

  4. If your flight is scheduled in the morning, after breakfast, get transferred to the airport to fly out of Bhutan. However, if the flight is scheduled later in the afternoon, spend the morning exploring other attractions, such as the National Museum of Bhutan, Ta Dzong or  go souvenir shopping at  Paro craft and weekend market, before flying out of Bhutan. 

    Meals: Breakfast

     

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The Glimpse of Bhutan is generally planned as a Moderate tour in Bhutan, with route pacing, altitude gain, and overnight stops shaped around the published itinerary. If you want a lighter or more private pace, our team can usually customize the plan.

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This journey reaches around 3120 and is usually best enjoyed in March-May September -December. Trail conditions in Bhutan can change quickly with weather, so we recommend preparing for cool mornings, layered clothing, and flexible mountain timing.

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