Upon your arrival at Phuentsholing, our tour representative, who will be your guide throughout your Bhutan trip, will warmly welcome you and then board the vehicle for a scenic transfer to Paro. Enroute, stop to take photo with waterfall on the way to Gedu. . Upon arrival in Paro, check into your hotel. Enjoy leisure time in the evening, and you have the option to explore the local market.
Overnight at Paro.

After breakfast go for paro Sightseeing. Visit Ta Dzong and Ripung Dzonge. Later visit paro Airport View followed by Kiychu Lhakhang. Later take a tour around the paro market and do shopping.
Or embark on a day walk to the iconic ‘Tiger’s Nest’ (Taktshang Monastery), perched 900 meters above the valley. This sacred site is associated with Guru Rinpoche and offers breathtaking views. Have lunch at the Taktshang cafeteria with a spectacular view of the monastery. Eveing visit Drukyel Dzong.
Overnight at Paro

After breakfast drive from Paro to Punakha. Stop at Dochu La pass for breathtaking views of the Eastern Himalaya ranges. In the afternoon, visit Punakha Dzong, strategically located at the confluence of the Po Chu and Mo Chu rivers. Take a pleasant walk to Chimi Lhakhang, the Temple of Fertility and if time permit you can visit suspension bridge.
Overnight at Punakha.

After breakfast and proceed drive toward Thimphu. On reaching visit Buddha View Point for a panoramic overview of the Thimphu valley. Pay your respects to the Buddha Statue, the largest in the country, and explore the Memorial Chorten and the traditional paper-making factory. In the afternoon, Zorig chusum, Folk Heritage, Textile museum, followed by simply Bhutan and later visit Bhutan post office. If time permit visit Chhangangkha Lhakhang followed by Takin Zoo.
Evening visit Tashichho Dzong and enjoy some relaxation and a stroll around Thimphu town where you can walk around the coronation park and the local market.
Overnight at Thimphu

After breakfast, drive to Tashichhodzong to attend the Thimphu festival. You will see locals dressed in their finest clothes who have walked from miles around to attend the festivities. They come to watch masked dances, to pray, and to feast. While the underlying purpose of the festival is spiritual, dances are more often like plays, telling stories where good triumphs over evil, or depicting significant historical events, especially surrounding the life of Bhutan’s patron saint, Padmasambhava (also known as Guru Rinpoche). There is inevitably a great deal of socializing as well.
Tashichhodzong, ‘the fortress of the glorious religion’. Initially erected in 1641 by Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, it was rebuilt in the 1960s during the reign of Bhutan’s third king in the traditional style, without plans or nails. Tashichhodzong houses some ministries, His Majesty’s secretariat, and the central monk body. Evening you can visit the Market where verity of goods will be displayed.
Overnight at Thimphu.

After breakfast start the drive toward Phuentsholing. En-route stop to visit chukha dam and later stop to visit Karbandi monestry. On reaching check-in to hotel and proceed to visit zangtopelri which is located at center of the town. Later you can have leisure time where you can stroll around Phuentsholing town or can chose to take rest from the long drive.

Overnight at Phuenstholing.