Day 01 Kathmandu-Paro :Arrive Paro (By Druk Air flight): (Paro Sightseeing):
Our guide will receive you at the airport with Tashi Khadar and drive you the short distance to the hotel. After Tea, drive to Ta Dzong (built in1656 and renovated in 1968), an ancient watchtower, which now houses the National Museum . This unusual round building is said to be in the shape of a conch shell. The centerpiece of this Museum is a complex four-sided carving depicting the history of Buddhism and its propagation. One side is Sakyamuni and the great teacher Atisha, representing the Sakya school. On the next is Geylup, a disciple of Dalai Lama. Another is Nyingma lineage, the head is Guru Padmasanva, and the final is Drukpa Kagyu with the figure of Vajra Dhara. Below the museum is the Paro Rimpung Dzong (literally meaning "Heap of Jewels", built in 1646 by Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, the centre of civil and religious authority in this valley. Here you can see finest example of Bhutanese architecture. Enroute visit Kichu Lhakhang, built in 659 A.D by the Tibetan king Srongsen Gampo. This Monastery is one of the 108 monasteries built across the Himalayan region by the Tibetan King to subdue the Demoness that lay across the Himalayan region. The rest of the monasteries lie in other neighboring countries. In the evening drive to the ruins of the Drukgyal Dzong, built in 1647 by the Great Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, father and unifier of medieval Bhutan , the dzong was destroyed by accidental fire and left in ruins as an evocative reminder of the great victories it was built to commemorate. Explore the ramparts and on a clear day experience an unforgettable view of Mt. Jhomolhari (7,314 m). Dinner and overnight in Hotel at Paro.

Day 02. Paro (Sightseeing) - Thimphu (Sightseeing):
After early breakfast, Excursion to Taktsang Monastery . A very special day, with an excursion to view the spectacular Taktsang (Tiger's Nest) monastery - After breakfast a short drive takes us to Satsam Chorten, from there a 1 hr. walk till the viewpoint point of the monastery. The trail climbs through beautiful pine forest, many of the trees festooned with Spanish moss, and an occasional grove of fluttering prayer flags. We stop for a rest and light refreshments at the Taktsang Jakhang (cafeteria) and then walk a short distance until we see, clearly and seemingly within reach, Taktsang monastery. The primary Lhakhang was built around Guru Rimpoche's meditation cave in the 1684by the Penlop of Paro Gyaltse Tenzin Rabgay, this incredible monastery clings to the edge of a sheer rock cliff that plunges 900 meters into the valley below. Legend has it that Guru Padmasambhava, the tantric mystic who brought Buddhism to Bhutan , flew here on the back of a flying tiger, Dorji Drolo, said to be his favourite consort.

After lunch drive to Thimphu and visit the National Memorial Chorten (1974) built in honor of our late King Jigme Dorji Wangchuk, "The Father of Modern Bhutan". Built in a typical Tibetan style, there are numerous religious paintings and the complex tantric statues reflecting both the peaceful and wrathful aspects of Buddhist deities. This Chorten is also a center of worship for the people living in Thimphu . Then visit to Dupthop Lhakhang one of the few surviving nunneries in Bhutan . Visit Changkha Monastery (This monastery was built in 15 th century by the lama Phajo Drugom Zhipo) where the new born child of Thimphu valley are taken to receive 1 st blessing from a High Lama. Drive to Mini Zoo where Takin, the national animal of Bhutan can be seen. This particular animal is found only in the Himalayan region and the head of this animal looks like that of a goat and body of a cow/yak and before sun set drive to Sangay gang view point (2685 meters) to have view of whole Thimphu valley and walk through hundreds of colorful prayer flags that dot the hill over looking the Thimphu valley. Dinner and Overnight in Hotel at Thimphu .

Day 03. Thimphu (Sightseeing) - Paro:
After breakfast, visit the National Library, stocked with ancient Buddhist manuscripts, and the Painting School where traditional art is still kept alive through instructions in the art of painting Thanked (sacred Buddhist religious scrolls).We can visit in different class rooms, where different students follows a comprehensive course that starts with drawing and progresses through painting, wood and slate curving, and statue making. Visit Traditional Medicine Institute where medicines are prepared according to ancient practices.

After lunch visit Folk Heritage Museum and Handicraft Emporium for the shopping various Bhutanese arts and crafts. In the evening drive to Paro. Dinner and over night in Hotel at Paro.

Day 04 Paro-Kathmandu or next destination
Early breakfast, drive to Airport and farewell.

Bhutan tour:
There are three flight in a week Kathmandy to Paro ( Bhutan )

Air Fare: USD 400.00 Per person Kathmandu-Paro-Kathmandu
Visa fees:US$ 20
Tourism Tax: US$10

Tour Cost

Group Size	01 Pax	02 Pax	03-07 Pax	08-14 Pax	15+above
Cost in USD	220	210	185	170	160

Cost Includes

• Two way air ticket: Kathmandu - Bhutan (Paro) - Kathmandu .
• All ground transfers and guided sightseeing tours as per itinerary
• Hotel accommodation (twin sharing) with all meals (full board).
• Bhutan visa confirmation, arrangement and all related services.

The Cost Excludes

• Airport taxes, Bhutan visa fee US$ 20 (payable on arrival at the airport immigration).
• Nepal re-entry visa fee, all drink/bar bills, personal expenses and any insurance coverage.
• Terms and Conditions:
• The costs are net, non-commissionable and inclusive of Govt.taxes.
• Final booking with passport details must be sent to us at least 30 days prior to departure for Bhutan .
• Full payment should be made in USD Cash or Travelers cheque for confirmed trip and booking with 20 % of payment should be made through bank wire transfer to our USD A/C d. while booking this trip from your home country. Balance of payment due upon arrival in Katmandu (in Cash).
• Our best services and care will be provided during the trip.
• The costs, flight timing and tour itinerary may be subject to change without prior notice