Bhutan Luxury Tour Package

This six-day Bhutan Luxury tour is the best tour to explore Bhutan the ‘’land of Dragon’’. It is a spectacular country with a world-renowned culture and some mind-boggling ancient architecture. Bhutan is a beautiful country with so many amazing things to explore, learn, and simply experience. Bhutan is one of the happiest countries in the world so why not explore and know the secret? Bhutan has a rich culture along with its natural resources, boasting its vibrant culture and lush green valleys. Bhutan has different names and one of them is the last remaining Shangri-la. Shangri-La means the imaginary place where all of your dreams get fulfilled and Bhutan truly stands to its statement.

World’s most exotic kingdom - Bhutan is a mysterious country with enthralling mythologies and traditions and breathtaking festivals. Bhutan is all about the history and mesmerizing landmarks tied to hypnotic stories. Bhutan has some of the best makes that date back to thousands of years back and Bhutan has perfectly preserved it till this day giving you an insight into its interesting history. And, during your Bhutan Luxury Tour, you will explore the beautiful monuments along with the breathtaking landmarks while staying in luxury hotels enjoying excellent service. This tour provides you with an opportunity to explore a new country without having to compromise your comfort at all.

The accommodations that you will be staying at during the tours are luxury 5-star hotels/resorts with absolutely gorgeous locations and super satisfying services. Most of the hotels or any structure in Bhutan follow its traditional roots and have some reminiscence of ancient architecture. You will notice incredible wood carvings, murals, and paintings in the lavish hotels twisted with modern art with a rich and sophisticated vibe. Hotels are not the only thing that makes your tour luxurious but the overall service does. You will be accompanied by a government-licensed guide throughout the trip who will provide you with all the necessary information. You will get all mentioned transportation in a comfortable vehicle along with a professional government-licensed driver.

Bhutan is a mysterious country with mythology that includes imaginary creatures such as ‘’Dragons” Not to forget Bhutan is called ‘’the land of dragons’’ for a reason. Bhutan has lots of surprising and unique facts which you will find out while you visit the glorious nation. Eye-catching rustic landmarks, breathtaking views, fiery cuisine, and crisp air are some of the things that will make your trip worth the visit. Bhutan is one of those countries that loves festivals, throughout the year. Bhutanese people celebrate fascinating festivals so plan your tour accordingly if you want to see some vibrant events.

Attractions of Bhutan: A Wonderland.

Bhutan is one of the most beautiful places to explore culture and history. Bhutan is full of majestic places filled with art, history, and fascinating beauty preserved from centuries. From majestic monuments and royal landmarks to a mythical monastery situated on a cliff are some of the things you will explore during your Bhutan Luxury tour.

National Memorial Chorten is not like the regular monasteries that you expect it to be but it is a memorial chorten in the memories of the loving king Jigme Dorji Wangchuk. The prominent memorial chorten is white-washed with spectacular golden pinnacles and was built in 1974. Although it is the memorial Chorten it does not enshrine the remains of the late king. Inside the monument, you will see the paintings, mandalas, and sculptures dedicated to the king. The architecture is mostly influenced by the Tibetan style which is called Jangchup which means ‘’the purification of all’’. It is located in the heart of Thimphu which is why the memorial chorten also goes by the name Thimphu Chorten. This chorten mostly attracts elderly people as they go around the monument for their daily Buddhist ritual called ‘’Kora’’ (Circumburation). The massive prayer wheels are one of the many attractions of this site.

Buddha Dordenma Statue also known as Kuensel Phodrang or Buddha Point. It is located at the top of the hill and the enormous statue represents the prominent religion of the country i.e. Buddhism. As you drive towards the Buddha Dordenma Statue you will see prayer flags marking its territory. The Buddha Dordenma is one of the biggest sitting Buddha statues with a gigantic height of 51.5 meters made out of solid bronze. As the statue is quite big people might be intimidated but it rather has a calm and assuring look blessing every one of the visitors. From here you get the panoramic view of the entire Thimphu valley. During the special seasons, you might encounter programs such as mass Buddhist prayer and blessing. You can enhance the experience while enjoying hot tea and crisp fresh air with a spectacular view.

Thimphu Attractions

Tashichho Dzong simply translated as "Fortress of Glorious Religion" popularly known as Thimphu Dzong. The distinguished building is massive with a white base and an easily noticeable red roof making it stand out. It is not only an attraction of Bhutan but also one of the important places as the building serves as a government building with a throne room and offices of the king and other important government personnel. It is located close to Thimphu City on the right side and Wang Chuu River on the left side of the landmark. The massive building is surrounded by a beautiful garden with a well-maintained lawn. The garden is well kept with seasonal flowers granting the visitors a beautiful sight. The beauty of the building even enhances during the evening time as it is lit up with stunning light that features the traditional style roof. There are two entrances and the southeast entrance leads to the administrative offices, which are only open for the members while the Northeast gate leads to more of the monasteries which are open for the visitors.

Folk Heritage Museum is yet another place that exhibits authentic Bhutanese historical heritages and valuable documentation of ancient Bhutan. It is located at Kawajangsa, in the heart of Thimphu close to the National Library of Bhutan and the National Institution of Zorig Choesum. The Folk Heritage Museum also known as Phelchey Toenkhyim was established on July 28th, 2001. The purpose of establishing the Folk heritage museum is to connect people to the Bhutanese rural part through exhibits, demonstrations, educational programs, and documentation regarding rural Bhutan. It is the oldest heritage museum with a well-preserved water mill, traditional style kitchen gardens with a kitchen garden, and the famous traditional hot stone bath. Besides that native trees and plants are grown that have domestic Bhutanese rural uses. The folk heritage museum represents the effort to keep indigenous resources alive and introduce valuable history to everyone.

National Institute of Zorig Choesum/Chusum is another place to see the traditional art of Bhutan in the form of Sculptures and paintings. It is a few hundred meters away from the folk heritage museum. The institute teaches local students to develop skills like sculpture, painting, and other art forms. Students dressed in their cultural actresses Gho (Male) and Kira (Female) embracing their culture and tradition. Inside the institute, you can see the amazing arts and the architecture of the institute as most of the building features Bhutanese design all over the building. There are different sections where pupils practice sculpting, embroidery, painting, and many other skills. You can even shop for handcrafted clothing items with unique designs that represent the Bhutanese essences.

Centenary Farmers Market is the largest Farmer’s market in Bhutan, Thimphu near Wang Chhu river. It is also the busiest domestic market as it is the place where people sell locally grown produce from vegetables to the most used ingredient chilly. You can explore the market as there is a wide range of things you can explore, taste and see. If you are interested in Bhutanese cuisine then this is the place for you as you will find every ingredient that goes to make a delicious Bhutanese dish. You can snack on local treats and buy fresh fruits if you wish to. Things such as Boyo Zaw (Puffed rice), Zwa (Roasted Rice), Colorful Mekhu (Crispy Rice cracker), and Kabchic (roasted, grounded wheat), are all part of Bhutanese cuisine.

Dochula Pass is an amazing mountain pass on the way to Punakha from Thimphu. Dochula Pass is not the pass but the pass has 108 chorten built in honor of the fourth king Jigme Singye Wangchuk and brave soldiers. It is one of the popular stops on the way to Punakha as you get to explore the Dochula Pass and its beauty and have a little tea break. The Dochula Pass is situated at an elevation of 3100 m meaning you get the majestic view of the valley along with endless mountain chains. These Chortens are divided into three layers and first lowest layer has forty-five Chortens and the second layer has thirsty six and the top layer has twenty-seven Chortens making a total of 108 beautiful miniature Chorten.

Punakha Attractions

Chimi Lhakhang is a popular monastery in Bhutan. It is located near Sopsokha village in the Punakha district. It is an old monastery built in 1499 by Ngawang Choegyel making it one of the oldest monasteries in Bhutan. Chimi Lhakhang is also known as the temple of Fertility. To access this temple one must stroll for around 20 minutes through the peaceful field of paddy and mustard. As you start you walk toward the temple you will notice strange murals on the walls as it marks its territory. Most of the murals display erotic symbols of ‘’Phalluses’’. Drukpa Kunley the teacher to whom the fertility temple is dedicated, his way of teaching is defined differently from others as the way of his teaching Buddhism was bizarre with an overwhelming sexual overtone. Overall, this place is one of the attractions with historical and religious significance.

Punakha Dzong formally known as Pungtang Dechen Photrang Dzong which translates to ‘’The Palace of Bliss of Great Happiness’’ was built in 1637. This majestic Dzong takes pride in being the second largest and oldest landmark in entire Bhutan. It is situated right at the junction of two major rivers Mo Chhu (Female) and Pho Chhu (Male), talk about the view!! The iconic building showcases the world-renowned architecture of Bhutan and the finest Bhutanese craftsmanship. Seeing the iconic place up close gives you great happiness. The Dzong also serves as an administrative and Buddhist school. The area inside the dzong is very big and is divided into different courtyards. The two courtyards in the northern yard are where most of the administrative are and most of the function takes place. The third courtyard is the most important one as it houses the main temple and national treasure (not allowed to enter).

Suspension Bridge is only a few hundred meters far from the Punakha Dzong and one of the places that you can truly enjoy. It is the largest suspension bridge measuring 180 m in length over the Pho Chhu (Male) River. The bridge is beautifully decorated with hundreds of prayer flags dancing in the rhythm of the cold wind. The bridge dates back to 1637 believed to be built by the great architect and iron bridge builder Thangong Gyalpo. Enjoy the breathtaking view from the bridge while the clear water runs under your feet and your eyes gaze at the beauty of Bhutan.

Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten built in 2004 by Queen Mother Ashi Tshering Yangdon Wangchuk is a symbol of peace and harmony for all living beings. This Chorten is located at the hillock of the Punakha granting its visitor a panoramic view of the valley and a few snow-capped peaks. This monument is the perfect example of the astounding traditions and architecture of Asian countries. It was ideally designed for community worship, monastic retreat, and education meaning you can visit this place and meditate in the peaceful environment. There are many miniature chorten lined up and a big one along with a beautiful lawn and a Bodhi tree as well perfect for a peaceful visit. The view from this place is just marvelous and worth a visit.

Paro Attractions

Rinpung Dzong locally known as the Paro Dzong is a spectacular landmark in Paro. The Paro Dzong is officially known as the Rinpung Dzong which translates to ‘’Fortress of Heap of Jewels'’. It was constructed in 1644 under the order of Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal. It is called the heap of jewels due to its large collection of treasured buildings. Inside the fortress, there are courtyards, temples, administrative offices, and open areas surrounded by towering walls. It is the dazzling landmark that you will see as soon as you land at the Paro international airport. The iconic white dzong dominates the lush valley with its majestic beauty. It is just 15 minutes walk away from Paro City. The building proudly shows off Bhutanese art through the wooded carving in the windows and pillars.

Ta Dzong (National Museum) is located at Paro and was originally the watch tower of Paro Dzong. The word Ta Dzong simply translates to the watchtower. It was built in 1649 and renovated as a museum in 1968. The architecture of the national museum is different from other monuments resembling a conch shell making the museum even more attractive. The museum displays ancient stone eggs, stuffed animals, butterflies, handcrafted jewelry, and textiles from all over Bhutan. Rare and wide range of stamps such as triangular shaped stamps, embossed, silken recorded, and 3-D printed stamps as well. The Ta Dzong is an important structure that houses thousands of historical artifacts such as fearsome festival masks and carvings of important teachers and saints from the region. It's open from Tuesday to Saturday from 9 AM to 4 PM and on Sundays 11 AM to 4 PM.

Kyichu Lhakhang is believed to be the oldest temple in Bhutan built in the 7th century. It is located in the north of Paro town. It also goes by the name Lho Kyerchu or Kyerchu and is considered the sacred Jewel of Bhutan. It is an important pilgrimage site for Tibetan Buddhists, as significant as the holiest Buddhist temple Jokhang of Lhasa. People believe this sacred place to be the spiritual heart of the country. The temple is surrounded by a peaceful environment where you will see mostly elderly people doing their rituals around the temple. This place is the ultimate blessing point and the peaceful ambiance is something to enjoy while visiting the Kyichu Lhakhang.

Taktsang Lhakhang, internationally known as the Tiger’s Nest Monastery, is located in the Paro district on top of a cliff. The monastery attracts its visitors through its peculiar location and fascinating myths. The monastery is one of the most revered religious pilgrimages in the Himalayas. It is situated at an elevation of 2,950m above sea level perfectly nested on top of a cliff. Any tour to Bhutan is incomplete without a visit to this breathtaking monastery. To access the site one must hike through dense alpine forest. To reach this monastery a comfortable 3 hours hike will take you to the majestic monastery. As you walk you will see prayer flags marking its territory and as you walk higher slowly the trees disappear, opening the view of the gorgeous monastery and breathtaking valley. Once at the site, you can explore the monastery from inside but are not allowed to take pictures, and will capture the beauty in your memories and not in cameras.

What to expect from Bhutan luxury tour?

Kuzu Zangpo La!! Bhutan Luxury Tour is one of the best tours to explore Bhutan without compromising your comfort. This Bhutan Luxury tour is by far the best-designed tour of Bhutan - the last remaining Shangri-La. Bhutan has wonderful geography making it unique and one of a kind, as a result, you will see amazing valleys, wetlands, and unbelievable structures perfectly balanced on top of a cliff. So let’s begin your journey to Bhutan through words shall we? The beginning of your trip is followed by a peaceful flight to Paro International Airport, one of the most thrilling airports in the world. As aircraft prepare to land you will see hills and endless mountain chains underneath the thin layer of cloud. 

Bhutan has successfully preserved its culture and tradition and as a result of its beautiful tradition, you will see your tour guide beautifully dressed in their cultural attire called Gho (Male) and Kira (Female). After your airport formality begin your luxury tour to celestial Bhutan. As you drive to your hotel you will feel the smooth and crisp air surrounded by a lush green valley. The first thing you will notice is the designs of the buildings with similar roofs with different base designs as it is one of the ways to protect their culture. Check-in at your luxurious hotel and enjoy the elegant ambiance. You will stay at comfortable hotels throughout the trip in Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha which are the major cities in Bhutan. 

Next is your tour of fascinating places with mythical stories engraved in them. Your guide will pass you the information about the monuments that you visit during your tour. You will get to know the history, and peculiar myths and see the beauty of the place in person. Bhutan is a Buddhist country influenced by Tibetan Buddhism. Most of the monasteries, Dzong and Fortress, are widely influenced by Tibetan Buddhism from architecture to teachings. The infrastructure is covered in Bhutanese art in the form of wood carvings, sculptures, and murals that demonstrate the teaching of Buddhism. There are different kinds of monuments with different histories, some might take you on a spiritual journey and some might stir your thoughts. 

After visiting the rustic monument you will end your tour with rewarding hike words the Tiger's Nest Monastery which is the iconic monastery that never fails to surprise people. Tour to Bhutan is incomplete without visiting the Tiger’s Nest Monastery. To access this place one must hike through dense forest that ultimately leads to the viewpoint of the entire Paro Valley and the Monastery itself. The hike is a bit challenging and having a basic hiking experience is beneficial. After exploring, hike back to the hotel and experience the traditional hot stone bath which soothes and refreshes you from the hike. Enjoy the luxury tour at its best and experience every single thing that Bhutan has to offer. These 6 days in Bhutan will open up new ideas and experiences that will last for your lifetime. Carry loads of core memories, exclusive experiences and beautiful souvenirs back home. Farewell and happy home return. Log Jaygay!