Bhutan Tour 7 Days 6 Nights is a popular Bhutan tour package. However, Bhutan is a country blessed with a diverse landscape and rich culture. Also, to taste these features of this beautiful Shangri-la nation and Paro Phuentsholing Bhutan scenic tour. However, this trek Offers one of the best chances to discover the Bhutanese scenic landscape and lifestyle—also, Taktsang Monastery, Tiger Nest, Rinpung Dzong, and Kychu Lhakhang Temple.
Thimphu including Memorial Chorten, Thimphu Tashicho Dzong, and Buddha Point, Crossing Dochula Pass, Punakha Dzong, weather permitting enjoy the Bhutan Himalaya peaks above 7000m. Moreover, Their tradition, culture, and lifestyle will also explore various monasteries and Buddhist arts and culture.
You will fly with Druk Air from Kathmandu to Paro airport and enjoy the amazing experience of the Himalayan flight over the snowcapped mountains. Also, Visit Punakha Dzong and hike to Lhakhang the temple of a divine madman. Chimi Lhakhang was built in 1499. Walking across the rice field from the road to the Sopspkha to the temple.
Fly Paro, and drive to Thimpu (L/D) Fly Druk Air to Paro, and in part, our Bhutanese guide and transfer to Thimphu takes an hour. Afternoon visits Tshicho Dzong, Memorial Chorten, handicraft stores, and emporium and city of Thimphu.
Maximum Altitude:- 2,200m
Meals:- Dinner
Accommodation:- Twin sharing room basic
Thimphu sightseeing offers a captivating blend of traditional architecture, religious landmarks like Tashichho Dzong and the National Memorial Chorten, contemporary art at VAST, serene landscapes, and bustling markets, providing a glimpse into Bhutan’s rich cultural heritage and natural beauty.
Maximum Altitude:- 2,334m
Meals:- B/ L/D
Accommodation:- Twin sharing room basic
The journey from Thimphu to Trongsa offers a mesmerizing exploration of Bhutan’s diverse landscapes, winding through lush valleys, majestic mountains, and quaint villages. Travelers will encounter breathtaking scenery, traditional Bhutanese architecture, and opportunities for cultural immersion along the way, culminating in the historic town of Trongsa, home to the iconic Trongsa Dzong, a testament to Bhutan’s rich history and heritage.
Maximum Altitude:- 2,200m
Meals:- B/ L/D
Accommodation:- Twin sharing room basic
The drive from Trongsa to Bumthang, spanning approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, leads travelers across the picturesque Yotong La mountain pass. Along this scenic route, adventurers are treated to panoramic vistas of rolling hills, dense forests, and charming villages, immersing them in Bhutan’s untouched natural beauty.
Maximum Altitude:- 2,200m
Meals:- B/ L/D
Accommodation:- Twin sharing room basic
Bumthang sightseeing and drive to Punakha (6 – 7 hrs) Back to Punakha warm place at 1,400m. Visit Punakha Dzong and hike to Lhakhang the temple of a divine madman. Chimi Lhakhang was built in 1499. Walking across the rice field from the road to the Sopspkha to the temple.
Maximum Altitude:- 1,200m
Meals:- B/ L/D
Accommodation:- Twin sharing room basic
Punakha to Paro ( 4 hrs) Drive west via Dochula pass 3080m. Weather permitting enjoy the Bhutan Himalaya peaks above 7000m. Continue driving to Paro for another 2 hrs. afternoon visit the national museum and Rinpung Dzong and other sightseeing
Maximum Altitude:- 2,200m
Meals:- B/ L/D
Accommodation:- Twin sharing room basic
Drive to Paro airport for onward flight to Kathmandu (B) Early breakfast and drive to Paro airport for your departure from Bhutan
One of the popular trekking agencies that offer the Bhutan Tour 7 Days 6 Nights is Overland Trek Nepal. Here’s an overview of what you can expect from the Bhutan Tour 7 Days 6 Nights with Overland Trek Nepal:
Bhutanese cuisine typically includes rice, vegetables, and meat dishes flavored with spices like chili and cheese. Most meals are served with traditional sides like ema datshi (chili and cheese stew) and momos (dumplings). Bottled water is widely available and safe to drink, but you can also opt for boiled or purified water provided by hotels and restaurants.
The best time to visit Bhutan is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons when the weather is pleasant with clear skies and mild temperatures. This period offers optimal conditions for sightseeing and outdoor activities. Winter (December to February) can be cold, especially in higher altitudes, while the monsoon season (June to August) brings heavy rainfall.
Bhutan’s road infrastructure has improved significantly in recent years, but some roads, especially those leading to remote areas, may still be narrow and winding. Traveling by road offers scenic views of Bhutan’s landscapes, but it’s important to be prepared for occasional delays due to road conditions and construction work.
Accommodation options in Bhutan range from luxury hotels and resorts to cozy guesthouses and homestays. Most accommodations reflect Bhutanese architecture and hospitality, offering comfortable amenities and authentic cultural experiences. Booking is recommended, especially during peak tourist seasons.
Bhutan is known for its rich cultural heritage and traditional way of life. Show respect to local customs and traditions by dressing modestly, removing shoes before entering religious sites, and refraining from pointing at people or religious artifacts. Engage with locals respectfully, learn about their customs and etiquette, and seek permission before taking photographs, especially in sacred areas.
Travel to Bhutan requires a tourist visa, which must be arranged through a licensed Bhutanese tour operator. Flights to Bhutan are limited and typically operate from cities like Bangkok, Delhi, Kathmandu, and Singapore. Travel insurance that covers medical emergencies, trip cancellation, and evacuation is strongly recommended for all travelers to Bhutan.
Bhutan imposes a daily tariff for tourists, which covers accommodation, meals, transportation, and guided tours. This tariff helps preserve Bhutan’s unique culture and environment. Additionally, some specific tourist sites may have entrance fees, which are usually included in the tour package.
Explore Bhutan’s rich history and cultural heritage by visiting iconic landmarks such as the Tiger’s Nest Monastery (Paro Taktsang), Punakha Dzong, and the Dochula Pass. Learn about Bhutan’s Buddhist traditions, royal history, and unique cultural practices from knowledgeable guides and local residents.
Essential items to pack for a Bhutan tour include comfortable walking shoes, lightweight clothing suitable for varying temperatures, a hat and sunglasses for sun protection, a reusable water bottle, insect repellent, a camera for capturing scenic views and cultural experiences, and a respectful attitude towards Bhutanese customs and traditions.
Start on your Bhutan Tour with an open mind and a spirit of curiosity, embracing the country’s natural beauty, cultural diversity, and spiritual heritage.
