Trip Highlights:

1. Bhutan’s Rich Culture: Immerse yourself in Bhutanese culture with visits to historic sites, museums, and the Folk Heritage Museum.
2. Natural Beauty: Explore the stunning landscapes of Bhutan, from the majestic Himalayan mountains to the lush Royal Botanical Park.
3. Unique Wildlife: Encounter the remarkable Takin, Bhutan’s national animal, at Takin Zoo.
4. Spiritual Journey: Visit sacred sites like Tashichho Dzong, National Memorial Chorten, Paro Dzong, and gain insights into Bhutan’s spiritual heritage.
5. Scenic Drives: Enjoy picturesque drives through the Himalayan terrain, including the breathtaking Dochula Pass.
6. Personalized Experience: Small group sizes ensure a more intimate and personalized travel experience.

Trip Itinerary:

Day 1: Arrival in Paro

• Arrival at Paro airport, transfer to Thimphu hotel for an overnight stay.

Day 2: Thimphu Sightseeing

• Visit Folk Heritage Museum, Tashichho Dzong, Handicraft Center, Takin Zoo, Buddha Statue, and National Memorial Chorten. Evening sightseeing at Clock Tower Square. Overnight in Thimphu.

Day 3: Thimphu to Punakha via Dochula Pass

• Drive to Punakha via Dochula Pass, visit Royal Botanical Park, and enjoy leisure time. Overnight in Punakha.

Day 4: Punakha to Paro

• Return to Paro, visit Paro Dzong and National Museum. Leisure time in Paro. Overnight in Paro.

Day 5: Departure

• Transfer to Paro airport for departure.

Why Choose Us:

1. Local Expertise: We have extensive knowledge of Bhutan, its culture, and its attractions.
2. Personalized Service: Our small group tours allow for personalized attention and flexibility.
3. Experienced Guides: Our English-speaking guides are passionate about sharing Bhutan’s beauty and heritage.
4. Quality Accommodations: We prioritize comfortable and well-located hotels for your stay.
5. Inclusive Packages: Our packages cover all essential aspects of your trip, making it hassle-free.
6. Cultural Immersion: We provide opportunities to interact with locals and experience Bhutanese culture firsthand.

Things to Carry in the land of the dragon tour:

1. Comfortable Clothing: Dress in layers suitable for the Bhutanese climate.
2. Walking Shoes: Comfortable walking shoes for sightseeing and exploring.
3. Travel Documents: Passport, visa (if required), and a printed copy of your itinerary.
4. Medications: Personal medications and a basic first aid kit.
5. Cash: Local currency (Ngultrum) and a credit/debit card for emergencies.
6. Travel Adapter: A universal power adapter for charging devices.
7. Camera: Capture the stunning scenery and moments throughout your journey.
8. Reusable Water Bottle: Stay hydrated and reduce plastic waste.
9. Daypack: A small backpack for daily essentials during excursions.
10. Respectful Attire: Modest clothing for visits to religious and cultural sites.

We invite you to embark on “The Land of Dragon Tour” with us, where we ensure an unforgettable experience filled with cultural immersion, natural beauty, and spiritual discoveries in Bhutan.

Dos:

1. Respect Local Customs: Bhutan is deeply rooted in tradition and culture. Show respect by following local customs and traditions, especially when visiting temples and monasteries.
2. Dress Modestly: Wear modest clothing, especially when visiting religious sites. Avoid revealing attire, and it’s customary to cover your arms and legs.
3. Remove Shoes: Always remove your shoes before entering temples, monasteries, and homes. Follow the lead of locals in this regard.
4. Ask for Permission to Take Photos: Always ask for permission before taking photos of people, especially monks and locals. Some places may have restrictions on photography.
5. Use Both Hands: When giving or receiving something from someone, use both hands as a sign of respect.
6. Respect Wildlife: Bhutan is rich in biodiversity. Respect the environment and wildlife by not disturbing them or littering.
7. Learn Basic Phrases: Learning a few basic phrases in Dzongkha, the local language, can go a long way in showing respect to the locals.
8. Observe Quiet in Monasteries: When inside monasteries and temples, maintain a quiet and respectful demeanor. Refrain from loud conversations and laughter.
9. Follow Local Laws: Abide by local laws and regulations, including those related to littering and smoking in public places.

Don’ts:

1. Don’t Disrespect Monks: Avoid touching monks or their robes. Maintain a respectful distance and don’t interrupt their rituals or prayers.
2. Don’t Point Feet: It’s considered disrespectful to point your feet at people or religious objects. Cross your legs or sit cross-legged to avoid doing so.
3. Don’t Disturb Wildlife: Bhutan is home to many rare and endangered species. Do not disturb or feed wild animals, and avoid purchasing products made from endangered species.
4. Don’t Publicly Display Affection: Public displays of affection, such as kissing and hugging, are not common in Bhutan and may be considered offensive.
5. Don’t Talk Loudly: Be mindful of your volume when speaking, especially in public places and religious sites.
6. Don’t Litter: Bhutan places a strong emphasis on environmental conservation. Dispose of your trash responsibly and avoid littering.
7. Don’t Disrespect the King: Bhutanese people hold their royal family in high regard. Avoid making disrespectful comments about the king or the monarchy.
8. Don’t Bargain Aggressively: Bargaining is not a common practice in Bhutan, especially in shops and markets. Prices are generally fixed.

By following these dos and don’ts, you’ll not only have a more enjoyable and respectful experience in Bhutan the land of the dragon tour but also contribute to the preservation of its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty.

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