Bhutan Thimphu Punakha Paro Taktsang Special Period 5 Days 4 Nights TATBT8755

04:00 a.m. The group meets at the appointed point, Suvarnabhumi Airport, 4th floor, Counter U, BHUTAN AIRLINE (B3). There will be company officials. Waiting to facilitate CHECK IN and loading luggage for you.
06:30 a.m. Departure for Paro, Bhutan by BHUTAN AIRLINE flight B3-701 (food and drinks are served on board)
(The plane stopped to pick up passengers in Kolkata. India approximately 45 minutes *no need to get off the plane*)
09:55 a.m. Arrive at Paro Airport, Bhutan. Take you through immigration formalities. After that, each person received their checked baggage and departed for the city of Paro, Bhutan, a small country that is a land of various civilizations in the embrace of the Himalayan mountains. It is a country where Buddhism flourishes among the Himalayas. Bhutanese people have Dhamma as their spiritual anchor. People live a simple life without chaos. And the happiness of Bhutanese people can be measured in their hearts..Happiness lies in a heart that has only smiles. and friendliness to people all over the world Everyone will be able to experience the country that Paro is a city surrounded by mountains. At an altitude of 2,280 meters, the Pachu River flows through it. The buildings will be in authentic Bhutanese style. Colorful patterned wooden window frames Take you on a short journey. Visit the National Museum (NATIONAL MUSEUM). This museum is a collection of Mahayana Buddhist art masks, Tantric sects, Buddha images, weapons, coins, and various tools and utensils. Including showcasing the country's rich natural diversity so that everyone can get to know Bhutan better. Opposite the museum building It is a white round building called TA DZONG or tower. It was originally used as an enemy observation tower because the Dzong was built on a high hill. Can see a comprehensive view of Paro city. (Take everyone to take photos outside. As Ta Dzong is currently closed for renovations), take everyone to see Paro DZONG or Paro Ringpu Dzong, the fortress and royal temple of Paro. Paro Dzong is considered to be the most perfect example of Bhutanese architecture. Everyone will see the white wall that forms a fortress which can clearly be seen as a landmark of Paro city. The dzong was built in 1644 by the noble monk Sabdrung Ngawang Namgyel. The monks are the spiritual leaders and unifiers of Bhutan. Including being the one who sets up the administration system and the country's governance system. It is now a government workplace. It is also the location of the monastic administrative organization for that area. Parosongmi entrance A wooden suspension bridge spans the river. It's another spot where you should take photos to capture impressive images.
Noon: Eat lunch at a restaurant.
Take you to Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan since 1961. Travel time takes about 1 hour. Take you to the Tashisho DZONG mountain, the great fortress of religion and the royal temple of Thimphu. (Weekdays open after 4:30 p.m. / Saturday-Sunday open all day) Tasizosong means an auspicious religious fortress. Built in the 12th century by Lord Sabrung Ngawang Namgyel, it is now the workplace of the monarch. The headquarters of various ministries and temples, as well as the summer palace of the Patriarch. And in the nearby area you will also see the palace that is the personal residence of King Jigme. Take you to see NATIONAL MEMORIAL CHORTEN, a great memorial to King Rama III of Bhutan, built in 1974. Many people have come. Pilgrimage and pray and perform various religious ceremonies.
In the evening, have dinner at a restaurant.
After that, everyone is invited to relax at their leisure at the 3-star HOTEL AMODHARA or equivalent in Thimphu.

In the morning, have breakfast at the hotel.
Take everyone to see the Bhutan Post Office (BHUTAN POST OFFICE). Everyone can take photos and make souvenir stamps. You can also purchase beautiful postage stamps from Bhutan. There are many styles and prices to choose from. Both pictures of natural landscapes Images of temples and fortresses called Dzong, images of animals, and various flower images Bhutan's postage stamps are one of the best things to buy that everyone shouldn't miss.
Take you to see the National Zoo of Bhutan. And see the national animal, the takin, which has a special shape that is a mix of a goat and a cow. There is only one place in Bhutan. The United States once negotiated for adoption but was rejected by the government of Bhutan. Takin is a legendary creature in the history of Buddhism. It is believed that Lama Drukpa Kunley created it from the skeletal remains of cows and goats that he had eaten. When the lama had had enough, he connected the head of a goat to the bone of a cow and snapped his finger. The pile of bones suddenly returned to life as a takin, running out to eat grass in the field and reproducing until now. Then take you to the city of Punakha (PUNAKHA). Punakha was the former capital of Bhutan until 1955 before the capital was moved to Thimphu. The distance is approximately 72 kilometers (takes approximately 3 hours). Along the way, you will see views of terraced rice fields and flowers blooming along the route, very beautiful. Pass by SIMTOKA DZONG, built in the year. 1629 AD. This fort has an important strategic location in Thimphu. It is considered to be the first fortress that Sabdrung Ngawang Namgyal built because the city of Punakha is at an altitude of 1,200 meters above sea level. This makes Punakha city have a warmer climate than Paro and Thimphu. Take you to visit DOCHULA PASS to admire the beauty of Drukwang Yellakang Pagoda. Victory Stupas See 108 Stupas, memorials to the extremist forces that seized control of southern Bhutan. Located at an altitude of 3,150 meters above sea level. Ready to immerse yourself in the stunning natural scenery of the western Himalayas. and various mountain peaks lined up Including the highest peak, Kangkapunsum. which has a height of 7,540 meters, then continue on to the city of Punakha
Noon: Eat lunch at a restaurant.
Then take you to see Punakha DZONG, the fortress of Punakha city. Built in 1637 by Sabdrung Ngawang Namgyel, it is called the The PALACE OF GREAT HAPPINESS is one of the most beautiful fortresses in Bhutan. It is the second built fort in Bhutan. In the past when Punakha was still the capital. This fort has been used as a government office. Currently, it is the winter residence of senior monks. The fort is located at the confluence of the Pho Chu and Mo Chu rivers. It is also the place where Mr. Sabdrung Ngawang Namgyel died here and his body is now kept inside. You will see many lamas (monks) studying and chanting.
In the evening, have dinner at a restaurant.
After that, everyone is invited to relax at their leisure at the 3-star LOBESA HOTEL or equivalent in Punakha.

In the morning, have breakfast at the hotel.
Take you to walk up the hill to see Chimilakhang Temple (CHIMI LAKANG) (takes about half an hour to walk), a temple located on the top of a hill in the middle of the valley. Built in 1499 by a very famous lama named LAMA DRUKPA KUNLEY. At this temple, locals believe that if anyone comes and prays for a child, they will get their wish. Take you back to Thimphu city (THIMPHU) along the same route. See the beautiful scenery on both sides of the road and the Himalayan mountains. It will be a good experience to visit Bhutan.
Noon: Eat lunch at a restaurant.
Then take you Pay homage to Luang Pho Sajjatham The highest location in the world and received cooperation from a millionaire from Singapore Donate money to buy land and build a Buddha statue for the government of Bhutan for you to pray for good fortune. Take you to see the SANGAYGANG VIEW POINT, a beautiful viewpoint of the Thimphu valley. Freedom for you to capture impressive images. Then take everyone to travel to the city of Paro (PARO), which takes approximately 1 hour.
In the evening, have dinner at a restaurant.
Then invite everyone. Relax at your leisure at the 3-star MANDALA HOTEL or equivalent in Paro.

In the morning, have breakfast at the hotel.
Take you on a journey to Tham Phayak Hen Tak Sang Temple (TAKSHANG) is a sacred temple. It's a place where Guru Padmasambhava He traveled to practice prayer and meditation in a cave on a mountain ridge. Since the 8th century and he is still the one who brought Buddhism to spread to this land. According to Bhutanese beliefs, it is said that he flew on the back of a female tiger. Come to this cliff to do Vipassana meditation. Therefore it was named Tiger Cave (TIGER NEST) after completing meditation. So he built this religious place. Bhutanese people believe that once in a lifetime must come up for a pilgrimage For prosperity and progress in life Traveling to this place The car can only go up hills. Then everyone can choose 2 types of travel: on foot or riding a mule only. The tour price does not include the horse riding fee, approximately 30 USD/person (because the number of horse handlers is not enough for the number of tourists. Therefore, it may cause travel hazards. The company therefore recommends that walking up the mountain will be safer. However, if anyone has skills in riding a horse up the mountain or wants an adventure, please notify the company in advance in order to reserve a horse for you. There is no additional charge) up to the temple. The path is hilly and there are steep cliffs about 3,000 meters below. Introduce tourists gradually. Walk up slowly for about 2 hours and you'll reach the stop half way. Take a break to drink tea or coffee. Then continue on for about 1 hour and you'll reach the end of the final dirt road. Then the route will change to 700 steps up and down to Taktsang Temple inside, leading everyone to pay homage to the sacred objects and admire the beauty of nature that has been beautifully created.
Noon: Eat lunch at the restaurant above on the way up to Taktsang. (Vegetarian food Because Taktsang Mountain It is a sacred area of ​​Bhutan. Therefore, there are no meat dishes sold in this area.)
Lead everyone on foot down from the mountain. (It is not allowed to ride a horse down below due to the great danger to the traveller.) Then continue on to Kichu Lakhang Temple (KICHU LAKHANG), one of the oldest temples in Bhutan. Dating back to the 7th century, this temple is believed to have been built to immobilize the left foot of a giantess whose body covered Tibet and the Himalayas. Then enjoy shopping at Paro Street (PARO STREET), free for you to choose souvenirs and souvenirs at your leisure.
In the evening, have dinner at a restaurant.
Then invite everyone. Relax at your leisure at the 3-star MANDALA RESORT hotel or similar in Paro.

In the morning, have breakfast at the hotel.
Take you to Paro Airport to take you to Bangkok.
10:35 a.m. Fly to Bangkok by BHUTAN AIRLINES flight B3-700 (food and drinks are served on board) (The plane stopped to pick up passengers in Kolkata. India approximately 45 minutes ***no need to get off the plane***)
04:05 p.m. Arrive in Bangkok safely and be impressed with the service.