• Accommodation on twin sharing basis
• 35% Government tax
• Pack pony & trekking equipments on treks
• Fees to temples & monuments

• All transfers and sightseeing within Bhutan
• Services of accompanied guide
• All meals

The flight into the Himalayas reveals breathtaking view of the World highest peaks,taking you right into the Dragon kingdom cloud scraping airstrips at the lush green valley of Paro (alt.7000ft) Your Bhutanese escort from Bhutan Ancient Tours will reet you on arrival and drive you to the hotel. After lunch visit Ta-Dzong (National Museum) considered to be one of the best natural and historical Museum. Then walk down hill to visit Paro Dzong with its traditional cantilever bridge over the Pa-chu (Paro River). Evening at leisure in the town.O/N Hotel in Paro.

Early morning drive to Thimphu (2 Hrs) The day begins with a visit to the National Memorial Chorten built in memory of our late King Jigme Dorji Wangchuk and the Dupthop Lhakhang one of the few surviving nunneries in Bhutan. Then visit the Traditional Medicine Institute where medicines are prepared according to ancient practices
After Lunch visit the Handicraft Emporium and the Majestic Tashicho Dzong, the main administrative center for Thimphu valley.Finally visit the weekend market where all the Thimphu locals come to shop for the week.Evening leisure at the town.
Overnight Hotel River View.

Today drive to Punakha (3Hrs) (Ancient capitol of Bhutan)through the National Highway via Dochula pass (3100m) marked by a large array of prayer flags and a chorten. On a clear day a close-up view of the Bhutan's highest Himalayas bordering China can be seen. From the cold of Thimphu to the hot, almost -tropical country of the Punakha valley. Short walks and stops during drive to get the beauty of the nature and country. Option you can take a short walk to Chime Lhakhang through the village of Mesina, the Lhakhang is known for childless women to go and receive a magic wang (Blessing from the temple). Built in the 15th century by the Divine made man so called Lama Drukpa Kunlay and the new born will get its name by Chime or Kunlay. See Punakha Dzong, built in 1636 and remained as capital till the 2nd King of Bhutan. It's still the winter residence of the Central monk body. In the recent year 1994 a glacial lake burst on the Pho chu source causing big damage that has been since been repaired. The whole of Punakha Dzong is renovated and just consecrated. Alt.1200m Overnight Hotel.

Today you can drive to one of the most beautiful valley to see the Blacked neck cranes (globally endangered) …through the Pelela Pass, which divides east and west of Bhutan.

Today drive to Paro (4 Hrs) .After Lunch visit the ruins of Drukgyel Dzong (18 kms from the hotel). This Dzong is one of the historical importances, from whose ramparts the Bhutanese rebelled the Tibetan invaders. On a clear day, the 24000ft (7314m) white doomed Mount. Jomolhari looms overhead. Visit Kyichu Monastery, built in 7th century by a Tibetan king named Songtsen Gompo. Overnight Hotel Olathang.

The day begins with hike to Taktsang monastery (Alt 3100m) one of the highlights of Bhutan. (The holy cave dates back to 8th century) and surrounding temples built in 1692 by the 4th Desi Tenzin Rabgay. In 1998 a fire cause still unknown, destroyed the main structure of Taktsang and it’s contains. Re-construction work is just completed years ago. It’s about one & half hr walk up hill to Taksang cafeteria. Lunch will be served here. After or before lunch you can hike till monastery and visit the monastery with the special permit.

Early morning drive to airport to connect flight.