Land at Paro by enjoying a mesmerizing flight. It’s a beautiful trip as the plane touch down at the lavish green Paro Valley flying past the world’s tallest mountains. Upon getting down from the plane, cool, perfect, and natural air invites the guest. Upon clearing the custom and visa met our representative and move to Paro for lunch. A while later, visit Paro Rinpung Dzong was worked in 1646 by Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, the first ruler of Bhutan. The Dzong proceeds with its deep-rooted work as the seat of the district court, district administration, and monastic body. The southern gate of the Dzong has a customary roofed cantilever connect called Nemi Zam. Later, drive to Thimphu which is an hour’s drive. Overnight at Hotel

After breakfast, visit the National Memorial Chorten with its brilliant spines shining in the sun. Its tinkling ringers worked out of appreciation for the third King of Bhutan, Jigme Dorji Wangchuck. Likewise pay a visit to the Institute of Traditional Medicine, where old healing methods, for example, acupuncture and natural herbal remedies are as yet practiced. Likewise visit the Folk Heritage Museum, devoted to the Bhutanese country’s past with its show of things and antiquities utilized in rural households, the Textile Museum, where the craft of conventional weaving is as yet kept alive and saved through presentation and has a decent assortment of old materials wealthy in its color and designs. A short time later, drive to Punakha from Thimphu for around 1 and a half hours. First, the street climbs steeply through the pine and cedar forests trimmed with hanging lichen high up close to Dochula pass (3,050 m). Regularly all-encompassing Himalayan perspectives can be spotted from the pass. Subsequent to halting for tea, the street plunges along with a progression of fastener twists to the beautiful valley of Punakha. Overnight at Hotel

After enjoying the delicious breakfast, visit Punakha Dzong. It’s the antiquated capital of Bhutan interfacing the Mo Chu and Pho Chu Rivers. It is additionally the winter capital for the priests and the Je Khenpo (chief abbot). Thereafter, drive to Lobeysa for lunch. After lunch climb, an additional 20 minutes to Chime Lhakhang, the temple of the “Divine Madman” worked in 1499 and today generally visited by the ones who couldn’t bear children, hence known as the temple of fertility. Later, drive to Thimphu. Overnight at Hotel.

After breakfast, drive to the Chelela pass (3899 m). From the pass, a great perspective on the Himalayan Ranges and the valley past can be spotted. Now proceed with the drive towards Haa. Haa comprises five provinces and was shut to the outside world until 2002. There is a military camp by the Indian Army. In Haa valley, visit Wangchuck Dzong going back to 1915, and Lhakhang Nakpo (Black Temple) is said to have been worked by pigeon transmission of King Songtsen Gampo in the seventh century and Lhakhang Karpo (White Temple). After the visit, drive towards Paro. Overnight at Hotel

Wake up early in the morning and enjoy your breakfast. Then drive towards the base camp of Taktsang to climb up to the Taktsang Monastery-Tiger’s Nest. It’s around two hours to climb up the cafeteria. Starting here, appreciate the marvelous perspective on the cloister, where Guru Padmasambhava arrived on the rear of a tigress in the eighth century. Afterward, visit the Taktsang Monastery and climb back to the street directly at that point head toward Kyichu Lhakhang, one of the oldest and most hallowed places of worship in Bhutan. A while later, return back to the hotel. Overnight at Hotel

Finally, your memorable Druk Yul Tour ends today. So after breakfast one of our representatives escorts you to the international terminal. From there you will bid farewell to the Kingdom of Thunder Dragon and head towards your next destination.