Shortest Bhutan Tour – 2 Nights 3 Days

The stunning and isolated nation of Bhutan, sometimes referred to as the “Land of the Thunder Dragon,” is situated in the eastern Himalayas. Its residents have created a distinctive identity and rich cultural heritage while coexisting peacefully with the environment. The only nation in the world that practices Mahayana Buddhism and upholds the principle of respect for all living things is Bhutan. People from all over the world are drawn to it because of its stunning traditional paintings, contemporary engineering combined with traditional design, and spectacular architecture. With 80% of its area covered in virgin forests and home to uncommon plants and animals, Bhutan is also endowed with an abundance of natural beauty. Bhutan is becoming a paradigm for sustainable growth in spite of ecological harm worries throughout the world.

Among the various locations you will see on your tour is Memorial Chorten, a stupa devoted to global peace and prosperity. One of the biggest Buddha statues in the world, the Dorenma monument, is complemented with breathtaking vistas of the Thimpu Valley. After that, you will trek to the well-known Tiger’s Nest Monastery, also called Paro Taktsang, which is a popular tourist destination and a revered Buddhist monument. See one of Bhutan’s most revered and ancient temples, Kyichu Lhakhang. Savor a cultural performance that includes traditional music and dances from Bhutan.

THINGS TO KNOW – BHUTAN TRAVEL GUIDE

• Light weighted and breathable clothing for day time sightseeing and walking.
• Long-sleeved shirts and trousers to protect against sun exposure during the day and chill temperatures in the morning and evening.
• A Light jacket or sweater.
• Comfortable walking shoes for sightseeing of Monasteries and Dzong.
• Sandals or light shoes for leisure at hotel or long drive.
• A waterproof jacket or poncho, as April / May can bring occasional rain.
• Consider layering clothing for varying temperatures.
• A wide-brimmed hat or cap for sun protection, Sunglasses, etc.
• High SPF sunscreen to protect against the strong sun at higher altitudes.
• Personal Medications: Any prescription medications you may need.
• Basic first aid kit (There is always available in our vehicle or guide).
• A small daypack for carrying essentials during day trips.

TRAVEL ESSENTIALS

• Power adapters for Bhutan’s electrical outlets.
• Chargers for your electronic devices.
• There are three associated plug types, types C, D and G. Plug type C is the plug which has two round pins, plug type D is the plug which has three round pins in a triangular pattern and plug type G is the plug which has three rectangular pins in a triangular pattern.
• Bhutan operates on a 230V supply voltage and 50Hz.
• CASH: Bhutan’s currency is the Ngultrum (BTN). Ensure you have enough cash, as credit cards may not be widely accepted.
• ATTIRE: Bhutanese culture values modesty, so it’s recommended to dress modestly & respectfully, especially when visiting religious sites. Long pants or skirts and covered shoulders are advisable.

• Airport pick up and drop. 
• 3 star hotel accommodation on twin sharing basis (4-5 star hotel available with extra cost ).
• Breakfast & dinner at the hotel and lunch at the local restaurant.
• All transfers and sightseeing as per the itinerary by private vehicle.
• English speaking accompanying Bhutanese guide.
• Daily Government Royalties and Taxes ($100 per person per night).
• Bhutan visa Fee.
• All sightseeing Entrance Fees.

• Insurance of any kind / medical expense.
• Beverages (alcoholic /non – alcoholic).
• Expenses of personal nature (like tipping, laundry, Telephone/fax calls,
• Camera/video fees etc.)
• Kathmandu – Paro – Kathmandu airfare.