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5 Days Bhutan Paro Thimphu Getaway

★★★★★ 4.8 · 500+ Google reviewsPrivate trip, only your group
Starting from₹28,500per person · ex-flights
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Day-wise plan

Every day runs on a private cab - the order and pace are yours to change.

1Day 1 - Trip begins at Paro Airport - Land at Paro and transfer to Thimphu
  • Clear the permit desk on arrival at Paro airport
  • Drive across to the capital and check in
  • Free afternoon: Ludrong Memorial Garden with its native Bhutanese plants, or the craft demonstrations at Simply Bhutan
  • Options nearby include Deer Park, the Sangaygang viewpoint and the Zilukha nunnery
2Day 2 - A full day around Thimphu
  • Start at the National Memorial Chorten
  • Stand below the 51.5 m Buddha Dordenma
  • Look for the takin at the Motithang preserve
  • Walk through Tashichho Dzong and the older Simtokha Dzong
  • Add Changangkha Lhakhang, Simply Bhutan and the Royal Textile Academy, then browse the handicrafts emporium
3Day 3 - Drive to Paro and sightseeing
  • Check out and head to the Paro valley
  • See Drukgyel Dzong, once a defensive stronghold against Tibetan raids
  • On a clear day, look out to Jhomolhari, Bhutan's second highest peak at 7,314 m
  • Visit Kyichu Lhakhang, a 7th century temple and one of the country's oldest
  • Check in for the night
4Day 4 - Ta Dzong, Rinpung Dzong and the Tiger's Nest hike
  • Open the day at the Ta Dzong watchtower, now the national museum
  • Continue to the fortress of Rinpung Dzong
  • Drive to the trailhead and walk about 7 km up to Taktsang Monastery
  • Take in the Paro valley views, the meditation caves, prayer wheels and murals
  • Return to the hotel
5Day 5 - Trip ends at Paro Airport - Departure
  • Check out in Paro
  • Private transfer to Paro airport for your flight home

About this plan

A short first look at the kingdom, with the Buddha above the capital. Fully private · after you enquire, a planner fine-tunes stays, pace and extras around you.

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What's in, what's not

No fine print later - the quote you get matches this list exactly.

Included in 5D / 4N

  • Airport transfer from Paro to the hotel
  • Two nights in Thimphu with breakfast and one more meal
  • Two nights in Paro with breakfast and one more meal
  • Thimphu sightseeing including Simtokha Dzong, on a private basis
  • Paro sightseeing including Kyichu Lhakhang, on a private basis
  • Visit to Ta Dzong and Rinpung Dzong
  • Guided Tiger's Nest trek on a private basis
  • Return transfer to Paro airport
  • English speaking guide throughout Bhutan

Not included

  • Anything personal in nature
  • Meals not named in the plan
  • Air tickets
  • Bhutan Sustainable Development Fee of 1,200 rupees per person per night
  • International airfare to and from Bhutan
  • Indonesia visa on arrival fee, paid at Denpasar airport
  • Travel insurance
  • Meals not mentioned in the itinerary
  • Personal expenses, tips and anything not listed under inclusions

Sightseeing on this plan

01Buddha Dordenma02Memorial Chorten03Dochula Pass04Rinpung DzongThimphu

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Your package5 Days Bhutan Paro Thimphu Getaway · 5D / 4N · Standard stays · 2 travellers
Per person₹28,500twin sharing · ex-flights

Bhutan questions, answered

Which Indian city do I fly from?
Paro is served from Delhi, Kolkata, Bagdogra and Guwahati, and the approach flight along the Himalaya is famously one of the finest anywhere. Airfare is not part of this price, so you can book the routing that suits you and we will match the plan to your arrival.
Is this a group departure or a private trip?
This is a private trip. Your own vehicle, driver and licensed guide, your own dates and only your own group. Bhutan requires every visitor to travel with a registered guide, and yours is yours alone rather than shared with strangers.
Is the Sustainable Development Fee included?
No, and it is worth knowing before you book. Bhutan charges Indian nationals a Sustainable Development Fee of 1,200 rupees per person per night, paid on top of this price, so a longer trip adds several thousand rupees a head. We tell you the exact amount for your dates and can add it to your quote.
What paperwork do Indian passport holders need?
No visa, but you do need an entry permit, arranged for you before travel. Carry a passport valid for at least six months or a voter ID card, and passport photographs. Permits for Punakha and anywhere beyond Thimphu are processed separately, which is part of why a registered guide is required.
What is the best time to make this trip?
March to May brings the rhododendrons and the spring festivals, and late September to November gives the clearest mountain air and the autumn tsechus. June to August is the monsoon, when the valleys are green and quiet but the views are unreliable.
Can the itinerary be changed?
Yes. Days can be added or dropped, valleys swapped, stays upgraded and the Taktsang climb given its own unhurried day. Send an enquiry with your dates and group size and we will build the exact plan and price for you.
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Selected: Bhutan · 5D / 4N · Standard · ₹28,500/person · free to enquire, customised after.

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