Upon your arrival at Paro International Airport, your guide and driver will be there to greet you. Together, you will embark on a drive to the scenic Thimphu valley, making a brief stop to admire the Tamchog Monastery, constructed in the 15th century by Thang Tong Gyalpo.

In the afternoon, your itinerary will include visits to the Memorial Chorten, the tallest Buddha statue (51.5 meters), Changangkha Lhakhang, and the Takin Preserve Center.

As evening descends, explore the Sangaygang Viewpoint and Dupthop Lhakhang, the oldest nunnery in Thimphu. Enjoy some leisure time to stroll through the town, engaging in shopping and photography.

Conclude your day with dinner and an overnight stay at the hotel.

Start your day by exploring the National Postal Museum in the morning, where a unique opportunity awaits to have your pictures printed on official Bhutanese stamps. Continue your cultural journey with visits to the Textile Museum and the School of 13 Arts and Crafts. Enjoy a delightful lunch at Simply Bhutan, indulging in typical Bhutanese dishes, and take the chance to explore the Folk Museum and witness a captivating cultural show.

In the afternoon, head to the Changlimithang Stadium to witness an exciting archery match, a traditional Bhutanese sport.

As the day progresses, immerse yourself in the rich history and architecture of Tashichho Dzong, the royal secretariat. During early autumn, this grand structure hosts the Thimphu Festival.

Conclude your day with a delightful dinner and an overnight stay at the hotel.

In the morning, embark on a drive to Gangtey and Phobjikha, with a brief stop on the way to admire Wangdue Phodrang Dzong.

Note: The lower part of the valley is known as Phobjikha, while the upper part is called Gangtey.

Perched on a hillock with a commanding view of the stunning Phobjikha valley, Gangtey Monastery is a notable site. The cup-shaped glacial valley of Phobjikha is renowned as one of the most picturesque valleys in the Himalayas and serves as the winter roosting ground for the rare black-necked cranes.

Explore Gangtey Gompa Monastery, constructed in 1613 by Gyaltse Pema Thinley, and witness the annual Black Necked Crane Festival held here. Subsequently, visit the Crane Information Center.

In the evening, take a leisurely stroll around the enchanting Phobjikha Valley.

Conclude your day with dinner and an overnight stay at the hotel.

In the morning, commence the journey to Paro and visit Ta Dzong, which houses the National Museum of Bhutan. Following that, explore Rinpung Dzong, a masterpiece of Bhutanese architecture and craftsmanship built in 1646 by Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal. This impressive structure served as a backdrop for scenes in the 1995 film “Little Buddha.”

During the afternoon, embark on an excursion to the scenic Cheli La Pass (3988 meters), offering breathtaking views of the Himalayas. The Cheli La Pass marks the division between Paro and Haa Valley and boasts the highest motorable road in Bhutan.

Return to Paro, making a stop at the Kila Gompa Nunnery on the way, which houses approximately 90 nuns and was initially established as a meditation center in the 9th century.

Conclude the day with dinner and an overnight stay at the hotel.