4 days tour

Day 01: Arrive Paro Bhutan

Fly into Paro by Drukair flight ( Royal Bhutan Airline) or Bhutan Airlines . After migration and traditions conventions, you will be gotten by the delegate of Access Bhutan Tours and Treks and go to Thimphu .

On landing in Thimphu,check into your lodging and after a refreshment visit the accompanying:

Kuenselphodrang (generally known as Buddha Point) where the biggest Buddha statue in the nation is roosted on the hillock sitting above the Thimphu Valley and you can likewise appreciate 20-30 minutes nature climb through Kuensel Phodrang Nature stop and appreciate the glorious few of Thimphu Valley and mountain crests.

National Textile Museum which is a decent place to see the specialty of conventional weaving being kept alive and safeguarded through presentation and has a decent accumulation of old materials which are rich in hues and designs.You will likewise observe individuals weaving with mind boggling outlines.

Tashichhoe Dzong-a fortification of the grand religion. It was worked in 1641 by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyel and was reproduced into introduce structure by the late King, His glory Jigme Dorji Wangchuck in the year 1962-1969.It houses the secretariat fabricating, the royal position room and the workplace of the lord, and the focal priest body.

Specialty Bazaar – A one stop place to witness Bhutanese culture and purchase Bhutan made workmanship and art item. The Bazaar in its 80 slows down spreads all parts of the customary expressions and specialties of Bhutan. At this Bazaar experts and craftsmans from the nation over show and offer their painstaking work. And furthermore visit other handiwork stores.

Overnight at an inn in Thimphu.

Day 02: Thimphu Sightseeing and Thimphu-Paro and Paro Sightseeing

After breakfast visit the accompanying in Thimphu:

Bhutan Post Office Headquarters to get customized Bhutanese postage stamps with your photograph on them. You can convey along your most loved photograph to put on the stamps and put these stamps on your postcard to send to your family and companions.

Customary Bhutanese paper making industrial facility. The high quality paper making in Bhutan originated from the well established custom started in eighth century of Bhutanese history. The carefully assembled paper constitutes as profitable National legacy of Bhutanese social personality and is safeguarded through every one of the ages. The Traditional paper is perceived and held high regard both in home and outside world. Jungshi Paper Factory was built up in November 1990 as an endeavor of the Royal Government of Bhutan. The unit now gloats as a noteworthy and sole merchant in high quality paper and its items.

School of Traditional Painting of Arts and Crafts where understudies attempt a six-year course on the 13 conventional expressions and specialties of Bhutan.

Century Farmers’ Market (open from Thu-Sun just): Most of the Thimphu’s populace and numerous valley tenants unite on the clamoring end of the week advertise, held by the side of Wangchu River. An extensive variety of foodstuffs and nearby expressions and artworks are sold at the market, which keeps running from Friday evening till Sunday evening. A visit to the market gives incredible photograph openings, and in addition the opportunity to blend with neighborhood individuals.

Arrow based weaponry Match (National Game of Bhutan) at Changlimithang National Stadium.

After lunch go to Paro and visit the accompanying:

Paro Rinpung Dzong (stronghold), worked in 1645 to protect the valley against Tibetan intruders. The Dzong is currently being utilized as an organization focus and school for priests. From the Dzong you will stroll down to Rimpung Bridge (Traditonal Cantilever Bridge), most established scaffold in Bhutan.

Ranch houses in Paro Valley and a visit to a homestead house offers a decent look into the way of life of an agriculturist.

Paro town and market where you may visit neighborhood shops and have free communication with nearby individuals.

Supper and overnight at an inn in Paro.

Day 03 : A Hike to Paro Taktsang Ghoempa(Tiger’s Nest Monastery)

After breakfast, climb up to Taktsang Monastery, otherwise called ‘Tiger’s Nest’. The move up to the perspective will take around 1 ½ hours and from that point you will appreciate a terrific perspective of the cloister sticking to the side of the precipice. Stop for refreshment at the View Point Cafeteria.Then walk additionally up to the religious community which will take another 1 ½ hour. It is said that in the eighth century Guru Rinpoche flew on the back of a tigress from eastern Bhutan to this place and thought in a surrender here for 3 months. The primary Lhakhang (cloister) of the present ascetic complex dates from 1692. Taktsang was harmed extremely by flame in 1998 however has now been completely reestablished to its previous glory.After going to the religious community, stroll down to the street in transit stop for lunch at the view point cafeteria and after that walk additionally down to the street point.

At that point make a trip back to your inn, in transit going to Kyichu temple,one of the 108 sanctuaries worked in the seventh century by the Tibetan King Songsten Gampo. The story goes that a goliath evil spirit lay over the entire territory of Tibet and the Himalayas and was keeping the spread of Buddhism. To beat her, King Songtsen Gampo chose to assemble 108 sanctuaries, which would be set on every one of the purposes of her body. Kyichu Temple is one of the 108 sanctuaries.

At night you may unwind in the conventional hotstone shower.

Supper and overnight at a lodging in Paro.

Day 04 : Departure from Paro Bhutan

After breakfast, go to the Paro International Airport and your visit control from Dakini Paradise will see you off at the Paro Airport for your flight to your forward goals.