Bhutan Highlights Tour

Thimpu Valley touring is the main goal of our visit. We visit Trashichhoedzong. It is an excellent stronghold and cloister worked in the medieval period. The vast majority of the workplaces of the Government are housed here. You can likewise observe King’s position of royalty room here. National Library is our next site of the visit. The library stores up various books on Buddhist writings and original copies. So also, we visit Traditional School of Arts and Crafts where understudies are occupied on painting conventional paints—Thanka. The Textile and Heritage Museum are our next stop.
In the early afternoon, we will visit Handicrafts Emporium where hand-woven materials are flawlessly shown for sale. The Memorial Chorten is something else to spot while in Thimpu. It is worked in the memory of Third King of Bhutan who is viewed as Father of Modern Bhutan. We drive to Punakha in the late early afternoon. We cross Dochula Pass here. 

Overnight: Hotel in Punakha

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Today we begin our trip by visiting Punakha Dzong. It served as the religious and administrative center of the region for long years then. It is built at the confluence of Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers by Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal in 1637. In the history of Bhutan, Punakha Dzong had played a vital role. The Dzong was damaged four times by fire. It also came in grip of earthquakes several times. But it is completely restored at present.
The local market and Dzongs of Wangdiphodrang is very popular. It is also renowned for bamboo products, slate and stone carvings. While driving back to Paro, we visit Dochula Pass and Simtokha Dzong. Simtokha Dzong is the oldest fortress of Bhutan built in 1627. 

Overnight: Hotel in Paro

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Paro is a vacationer capital of the nation. We visit Taktsang Monastery which in English methods Tiger’s Nest. It is worked around a cavern where Guru Rinpoche (Padmasambhava) ruminated. He is an equivalent individual who visited Muktinath in Nepal and contemplated here for a long time. The Monastery was worked in the eighth century. The Monastery is a roost on a stone. It is a journey site for Bhutanese individuals and in the meantime, it is an excellent viewpoint for visitors. Legends state that Guru Rinpoche flew here from Tibet on Tigress back and reflected for three months.
We visit Kichu sanctuary. It is one of the 108 sanctuaries worked by Tibetan King Shrongchong Gampo in the seventh century. It is said that a devil deterred the course of spreading Buddhism in this piece of Himalayas and the King chose to manufacture 108 sanctuaries on the majority of the 108 points of her body. The National Museum is another site of our visit. 

Overnight: Hotel in Paro

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Today you are in leisure on your own untill your flight time. You will be transferred to Paro airport at your flight time.

Meals: Breakfast