If you are short on time but want to get the most out of your trip to Bhutan, book this guided ‘4Days/3Nights Bhutan Guided Tour’. This tour is designed with visits to Museums, Medieval fortresses, and marketplaces as well as Buddhist monasteries in Bhutan’s western valleys and temples in the Himalayas! This 4 Days Bhutan short guided trip takes in the best parts of Thimphu and Paro. You will be able to learn about Bhutan’s history, religion, cultural tradition as you will visit Dzongs such as Rimpung Dzong (Paro Dzong), visit the National Museum, which is housed in an old watchtower (Ta-Dzong). Then, you will drive to Thimphu to see Buddha Point (Kuensel Phodrang), the Tashichho Dzong (Thimphu Dzong), Paper Factory, and more.
The major highlights of ‘4Days/3Nights Bhutan Guided Tour’ are hiking to the Tiger’s Nest monastery which is clinging on the cliff on the edge of Paro Valley. Tiger’s nest is also called Taktsang Monastery and this temple is one of the most important temples in Bhutan.
We can also customize other tours apart from ‘4Days/3Nights Bhutan Guided Tour’, If you also wish to explore other places such as Punakha, Wangdi, Phobjikha (Gangtery), Trongsa, Bumthang, Haa Valley and etc, drop us an email for customizing itinerary and prices, our support team will be available for any alternations or modifications.
Upon arrival you will be greeted by our representative and transferred to your hotel.
Rimpung Dzong
The Paro Dzong is probably Bhutan’s best known and most iconic Dzong. This is probably the first building you will notice when you land at Paro International Airport and will probably be your first memory of Bhutan. The imposing Dzong is perhaps the finest example of Dzong architecture existing the world today, the massive buttered walls of the fortress dominate over the valley. The Rinpung Dzong’s names translates to the “Fortress on a heap of Jewels “.
Ta Dzong (National Museum)
The National Museum of Bhutan is housed inside the six storied circular Ta Dzong. The Ta Dzong is a medieval watch tower situated above the Rimpung Dzong. The Ta Dzong was constructed in 1656 with a purpose to give advance warning to the Paro Dzong in case of an approaching army, in fact the word Ta means ‘to see’ in Dzongkha. The future first king was imprisoned here for a brief period in 1872. In 1968 the Ta Dzong was converted into the National Museum of Bhutan. The Museum houses a priceless collection of textile, costumes, paintings, appliqué, wooden handicrafts, weapons, armor and jewelry. There is a small section dedicated to the natural history of Bhutan. There is a small chapel on the top of the building with icons representing Himalayan Buddhist traditions.
Overnight in Paro
After breakfast you will drive to Thimphu. Do the following sightseeing.
Kuenselphodrang (Buddha Point), Tashichho dzong (Thimphu Dzong), Folk heritage museum, National textile museums, National memorial Chorten
Overnight in Thimphu
After an early breakfast you will drive to Paro. In the afternoon you will hike to Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest) Monastery, which is Bhutan’s most famous monastery. It is perched on the edge of a steep cliff, about 900 meters above Paro Valley. The hike to reach the viewpoint to the monastery makes for a nice half-day excursion. In the evening you can visit a traditional farmhouse and, if you wish, enjoy a typical Bhutanese dinner.
After the breakfast, transfer to the airport in time for your departure flight to onward destination.
Paro International Airport connects to the international airports of Nepal (Kathmandu; KTM), India (Delhi, Bagdogra, Kolkotta, Gaya, and Guwahati), Bangladesh (Dhaka), Thailand (Bangkok) and Singapore (SIN).
| No. of People | Price/Person |
|---|---|
| 2 - 3 | US $ 710 |
| 4 - 7 | US $ 650 |
| 8 + | US $ 620 |
| Start From | Paro |
|---|---|
| End to | Paro |
| Duration | 4 Days |
| Best Season | March-May & Sep to Dec |