On arrival in Bhutan you will be met by your private guide and driver and set off on your adventure starting in Thimphu. Bhutan’s capital and the perfect introduction to your adventure into the country’s heartlands. Spend two nights here settling in, surrounded by forested lands and snowcappd mountains.

After you adjust to the altitude, embark on an exploration of the valley with a trip to the majestic Buddha Dordenma statue, perched high above the city. Then, explore Thimphu’s lively streets and markets with a guide. Stop off at Zorig Chusum, the national institute of arts and crafts or visit the folk heritage museum to really brush up on your culture.

Visit the iconic Dochula Pass and enjoy dramatic views of the Himalayan peaks. Following a scrumptious picnic, continue on to Chimi Lakhang, a fertility temple built in 1499. Finish out the eventful journey with some cocktails in a riverside rice field.

Spend two nights in Punakha in a modern property overlooking the rice fields. At a lower altitude, the area is rich in farmland and especially known for the beautiful Dzong that dominates the town.

Trekking through rice fields and changing scenery, make your way to Chorten Ningpo, a pre-17th century monastery. Visit Kabesa village along the way.

Known as ‘The Palace of Great Happiness’, this beautiful structure is six storeys tall and is the second-oldest Dzong in Bhutan.

The route will take you through bamboo forests and up to Lawa La Pass, home to wild yaks that can be spotted grazing on the roadside.

Take some time to relax before embarking on the next adventure. You’ll spend two nights in this famous birdwatching spot.

Dedicated to protecting this vulnerable species, the centre is a fascinating hub of information about the ecosystem of the valley.

Begin at Pele La Pass and trek along the Loma Longtey trail. Pass through thick bamboo and rhododendron forest. Arrive at Kayche La Pass and enjoy views of Phobjikha Valley and Gangtey Village from 12,000 feet.

Explore the quaint shops of the one street town and be sure to visit Gangtey Goemba monastery.

En route to your hotel, stop off at the picturesque Chendeji Chorten, an imposing structure which is said to have been built to cover a demon spirit. Continue to Trongsa where you will visit the Trongsa Dzong.

Settle into Jakar Valley with a decadent dinner and some quality relaxation. Spend two nights in this forested haven of peace and quiet.

This ancient fortress is still in operation as a monastery. Explore the building and interact with the monks that live there. Upon returning, enjoy a leisurely walk around Chamkhar Village, located on a single lane street with a bazaar and wooden houses.

Explore the village, meet locals and explore Guru Rinpoche temple. A truly unique experience.

Take a short flight back to the Paro Valley and privately transfer to Paro town. Stop off at a local coffee house for refreshments before enjoying some shopping and sightseeing in the town.

Discover ancient fortresses, stunning Bhutanese architecture and traditional cantilevered bridges before arriving at the Dungtshe Lhakhang. This temple was built in 1421 and is built in the style of a stupa, a very rare find in Bhutan.

The perfect place to relax, enjoy a dip in the pool, read in the library or relax in the sauna while you settle in.

Start your day with a bicycle ride to Paro National Museum, which displays ancient and modern Tibetan Buddhist paintings known as thangkas. Continue to the 15th century Rinpung Dzong, a fortress which is a great example of historic Bhutanese architecture.

After lunch, visit Kyichu Lhakhang, a 7th century sanctuary where you can light butter lamps as offering. It is said to have two magical orange trees that bear fruit all year round.

With your guide, you’ll trek 2,950 feet to the monastery, sharing stories of its colourful history. Enjoy the wonderful scenery as you walk through pine forests that are colourfully decorated with moss and prayer flags.

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