Blissful Tour Kingdom of Bhutan
6800 person/sharing
10 Days
Culture
Hiking
Overland Drive
Max 8 Travelers
Overview
Tour Kingdom of Bhutan
Bhutan, a tiny landlocked country in the eastern Himalayas, is a place like no other. Known as the Land of the Thunder Dragon, it blends ancient traditions with modern progress, led by a young king and a queen who champion Gross National Happiness. With hidden Himalayan peaks, dense forests covering over 70% of the country, and a deep-rooted Buddhist culture, Bhutan feels like stepping into a different world.
On this journey, we’ll explore the country’s most iconic landmarks—from the 108 stupas at Dochu La Pass to the sacred fertility temple in Punakha, historic dzongs, and finally, a hike to the legendary Taktsang Monastery (Tiger’s Nest), perched dramatically on a cliffside. Along the way, you’ll see lush valleys, thick forests, and a way of life untouched by time. Bhutan’s commitment to environmental conservation and Buddhist philosophy makes it one of the most unique and sustainable travel destinations in the world.
Our departures align with Bhutan’s vibrant festivals, offering a rare chance to witness its cultural celebrations. If you’re ready for an unforgettable adventure, Nima Sherpa will lead the tour on February 25, 2026—we will be taking only 8 people max and a min of 4 people on this trip, so hurry to get your spot. Join us for a journey through Bhutan’s untouched beauty.
Major Highlights on Blissful Tour Kingdom of Bhutan
Rich Culture
Rich Culture
A country rich in culture and history has many exciting locations like the Tiger's Nest, one of the most known location of Bhutan. Get in touch with the locals and experience the culture here!
Wonderful and different Eateries
Wonderful and different Eateries
Every country has their own cuisine, special and different with different history. With staple cuisines like the Cheese Curry, you will want to try out all these dishes.
Local Guide
Local Guide
With many years of experience and the knowledge of the location, our guides will provide you with the best experience to this amazing location.
Best hotels
Best hotels
Hotels are something travelers don't spend much time in. However the hotels in Bhutan are filled with so much culture that you will feel emerged in the local culture.
Itinerary
Expand AllDay 01: Flight to Paro (7332 ft)
Arrival in Paro, go through immigration, collect luggage and look for a co. signage Last Frontiers at the exit gate. Rest and explore Paro.
Overnight at a hotel. Welcome Dinner
Day 02: Drive Punakha
Drive on the Bhutanese highway, over the Dochu La Pass and into Punakha for 2 nights. Take a short walk to the Fertility Temple and visit the Punakha Dzong on the confluence of 2 rivers.
Overnight at hotel. Breakfast, lunch and dinner included.
Day 03: In Punakha (4075 ft)
Drive out for a hike to Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Choeten at 1800 mtr (5905 ft) from Mochu river base is a popular excursion while in Punakha. Our hike goes through the village of Yebisa.
Overnight at a Hotel. Breakfast, lunch and dinner included.
Day 04: Drive to Phobjikha Valley (9800 ft)
Today we’ll drive about 4 hours to Phobjikha Valley, one of the most beautiful and remote spots in all of Bhutan and home of the rare black-necked cranes that arrive every year from the Tibetan plateau. We will also visit the Gangtey Monastery, is an important monastery of Nyingmapa school of Buddhism.
Overnight at a guesthouse. Breakfast, lunch and dinner included.
Day 05: In Phobjikha Valley (9800 ft)
Today, we take a hike around the Phobjikha Valley, and visit the Gangtey Monastery.
Overnight at a guesthouse. Breakfast, lunch and dinner included.
Day 06: Drive to Thimphu (7656 ft)
Start early driving out from Phobjikha crossing Dochu La Pass. Later afternoon walk into the town, watch the only traffic person in entire Bhutan, visit the local farmers market, and enjoy rest of the day.
Overnight at a hotel. Breakfast, lunch and dinner included.
Day 07: In Thimphu (7656 ft)
Guided excursions introduce you to a handicrafts school, a nunnery, and archers in action.
Overnight at a hotel. Breakfast, lunch and dinner included.
Day 08: Drive back to Paro
Explore Thimphu until lunch, then drive back to Paro. Catch up with few more Dzongs, and be ready for next day hike to Tiger Nest.
Overnight at a hotel. Breakfast, lunch and dinner included.
Day 09: In Paro
Hike to the fabled Tiger’s Nest (10,000 ft), full day activity.
Overnight at a hotel. Breakfast, lunch and dinner included.
Day 10: Flight for Home
After breakfast, we drive to the Paro International Airport.
Overnight at a hotel. Breakfast, Lunch included.
Pricing
What’s included?
Price Includes
- Bhutan Sustainable Fee USD$100 per night for 9 nights
- All Hotels with breakfast in Bhutan
- Naksel Resort in Paro
- Kunzanghing Resort or similar in Punakha
- Dewachen Hotel & Spa or similar in Phobjikha Valley
- Norkhil Boutique Hotel & Spa in Thimphu
- Transfer within the country on a private vehicle
- All meals included from Day 01 lunch until Day 10 breakfast
- Entrance Fee & Guide Fee for Tours in the cities
- Local tour guide
- Visa Fee
- Royalty Fee
- Hiking Tiger’s nest (Taktshang Monastery)
Cost Excludes
- Travel Insurance
- Items of a Personal Nature
- Emergency Evacuation
- Bottled liquid like water, Juice,
- Any soda or alcoholic drinks
- Any Meals not mentioned
- Gifts, Souvenirs, Donations
- Gratitude to tour guide & driver
Cancellation Policy
- Non Refundable Deposit of USD$500 three months prior to the trip date.
- Final payment 2 month prior to the trip date.
- No refund if canceled after full payment is received.
Departure Dates
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From: 8th Nov, 2026 To: 17th Nov, 2026 |
US$ 6800 |
Available (Festival Phobjikha) |
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From: 13th Sep, 2026 To: 22nd Sep, 2026 |
US$ 6800 |
Available (Thimphu Festival) |
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From: 25th Feb, 2026 To: 6th Mar, 2026 |
US$ 6800 |
Available (Punakha Festival) |
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Why take this trip with us?
Happiness is the key to Bhutan’s Tourism
Happiness is the key to Bhutan’s Tourism
Bhutan prides itself on its sustainable approach to tourism. Bhutan is the only country to measure GNH or Gross National Happiness as an indicator of its prosperity.
Traditional Authentic Pure Divine
Traditional Authentic Pure Divine
Imagine what it is traveling in a country where the natives live by their traditions and values, the environment, legacy, and future are of utmost importance to the government and everyone looks forward to development-the cultural way? That’s Bhutan!
Off the Beaten Path as You Can Go
Off the Beaten Path as You Can Go
With less than 70,000 international tourists each year, Bhutan is one of the least visited countries in the world. Bhutan is the only country in the world that is not just carbon neutral, but carbon negative. This means that the Bhutanese offset more carbon dioxide than they actually create.
What to Expect
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Qualification
This trip is considered easy – moderate. It’s a great introduction to Bhutan, particularly if you curious to explore Bhutan before jumping into a high altitude trek. This trip do have couple of days with some good hours of walking/hiking at elevation. However, you will have the option to opt out if you wish.
Air Travel
Flying into Bhutan is little tricky, as you will have to board on a Bhutan based flight from cities like Bangkok, Delhi, Kathmandu, Singapore. The best route is to fly into Bangkok, and then we will take care of the flight from Bangkok to Paro. Please check with your travel agent for a better route to fly into Bangkok. We advise you to check with us before purchasing your airline tickets to ensure your trip has the necessary minimum number of participants required to operate.
Weather
Title: Serene Journey through the Kingdom of Bhutan Embark on a meticulously curated voyage through the picturesque landscapes and rich cultural tapestry of Bhutan. Our exclusive itinerary ensures a harmonious blend of exploration and tranquility, offering an unparalleled experience of this enchanting kingdom. Join us on this transformative odyssey and immerse yourself in the serenity of Bhutan’s majestic beauty.
The two best seasons for visiting Bhutan are spring (March to May) and autumn (mid Sept to mid Dec). The winter months are also possible, however, you will have to prepare yourself with some cold nights!