- Day 01: Arrival Paro (2250m) & transfer to Thimphu (2350m)
- Day 02: Thimphu – Paro, Hike to Taktsang Monastery ‘Tiger’s Nest’ (3120m)
- Day 03: Paro – Depart
Day 01: Arrival Paro (2250m) & transfer to Thimphu (2350m)
After landing at Paro International Airport, you will go through the immigration and customs procedures, after which meet our representative and your guide who will accompany you throughout your trip.
After lunch at Paro, you will proceed to Thimphu, the capital city of Bhutan. The drive from Paro to Thimphu takes around 1 to 1.5 hours. The journey itself is a scenic one, passing through beautiful landscapes and traditional Bhutanese villages.
Upon reaching Thimphu, you will check into your hotel and start the tour visiting places like the National Memorial Chorten, Buddha Dordenma (large Buddha statue), Tashichho Dzong (fortress-monastery), and the Thimphu Craft Market then back to hotel.
In the evening, you can explore the streets of Thimphu, try some delicious Bhutanese cuisine at local restaurants, or simply enjoy the serene surroundings of the capital city.
Overnight at Hotel in Thimphu (Lunch/Dinner)
Day 02: Thimphu – Paro, Hike to Taktsang Monastery ‘Tiger’s Nest’ (3120m)
After breakfast, you will drive back to Paro, where the trailhead for the Tiger’s Nest hike is located. The drive will take approximately 1 to 1.5 hours. Upon reaching the trailhead, you’ll begin your trek to Taktsang Monastery. The hike is a moderately challenging one and takes about 2 to 3 hours each way, depending on your pace. The trail meanders through pine forests and offers breathtaking views of the Paro Valley below.
About halfway up the trail, you’ll reach a tea house where you can take a rest, enjoy some refreshments, and admire the stunning scenery. After the invigorating hike, you’ll finally arrive at the Tiger’s Nest Monastery, which is an awe-inspiring sight. The monastery is perched on a steep cliff at an altitude of 3120 meters, and the views from this vantage point are simply spectacular.
After spending some time at Tiger’s Nest, you’ll begin your descent back to the trailhead then drive to Paro Rinpung in Paro town. If you have extra time in the evening, you can explore more of Paro, visit local handicraft shops, or take a stroll around the Paro River.
Overnight at Hotel in Paro (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
Day 03: Paro – Depart
On the final day of your Bhutanese journey, bid farewell to Paro as you depart for your onward destination. Your guide and driver will transfer you to Paro International Airport for your departure flight. Take one last look at the majestic landscapes and carry with you beautiful memories of your time in Bhutan. Depart with a sense of gratitude for the unique experiences and the warmth of Bhutanese hospitality.
Equipment Check-list
When packing for a tour of Bhutan, it's important to consider the country's climate, culture, and the diverse range of activities you may participate in. Here's a comprehensive packing list to help you prepare for your Bhutan tour:
Clothing:
-Weather-Appropriate Clothing:
Lightweight, moisture-wicking and breathable clothing for lower elevations
Warmer clothing for higher elevations and cooler temperatures
Long-sleeve shirts and pants for sun protection
Rain jacket or poncho for the monsoon season (June to September)
Insulating layers like fleece or down jackets
Comfortable walking shoes for cities and towns
Hiking boots for trekking or rural walks
Sandals or comfortable shoes for casual wear
Swimsuit (for hotel pools or hot springs)
-Cultural Attire (for visiting temples and monasteries):
Modest clothing that covers shoulders and knees
Scarf or shawl to drape over shoulders
Comfortable slip-on shoes (you'll need to remove your shoes at some religious sites)
Travel Essentials:
-Passport and Visa:
Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your planned return date.
Obtain the necessary Bhutanese visa, which is typically arranged through a Bhutanese tour operator.
-Travel Documents:
Flight tickets, tour itineraries, and hotel reservations
Travel insurance documents
Photocopies of important documents
-Money and Security:
Bhutanese Ngultrum in cash (as ATMs are limited)
Credit/debit cards and backup payment methods
Money belt or neck pouch for valuables
-Health and Medications:
Prescription medications and necessary medical supplies
Basic first-aid kit with bandages, antiseptic, pain relievers, and stomach medications
Insect repellent
Sunscreen and lip balm with high SPF
Travel-size toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, etc.)
Travel Accessories:
-Daypack:
Small backpack for day trips
-Electronics:
Mobile phone and charger
Camera, extra batteries, and memory cards
Power adapter for charging devices (Bhutan uses Type D and Type F plugs)
Power bank for recharging devices on the go
Universal travel adapter
-Entertainment and Comfort:
Books or e-reader
Notebook and pen
Travel pillow and earplugs for comfortable rest during long journeys
Outdoor Gear (if you plan to trek or do outdoor activities):
Optional Items:
Snacks (energy bars, nuts, etc.) for on-the-go
Specific Items for Bhutan:
-Tour Confirmation:
Copies of your tour confirmation and itinerary
Air tickets in/out of Bhutan
Passport of 6 months validity beyond your return date
Visa clearance letter from your travel agent
Gratuity:
Small denominations of currency for tipping your tour guides and drivers
Be sure to research the specific regions and activities you plan to undertake in Bhutan to tailor your packing list accordingly. Bhutan's weather can vary significantly depending on the time of year and the region you're visiting, so it's important to check the local forecast before packing. Additionally, respect for Bhutan's culture is essential, so make sure you have appropriate clothing for temple visits and other cultural activities.
1. What is the 2 Nights 3 Days Short Bhutan Tour?
The 2 Nights 3 Days Short Bhutan Tour is a brief and compact travel package that offers a quick introduction to the cultural heritage and scenic beauty of Bhutan. This tour is ideal for those with limited time but still want to experience the essence of Bhutan.
2. What are the major highlights of the Short Bhutan Tour?
The major highlights of the 2 Nights 3 Days Short Bhutan Tour typically include visits to iconic landmarks such as the Taktsang Monastery (Tiger’s Nest) in Paro and sightseeing in Thimphu, the capital city of Bhutan.
3. What is the best time to go on the Short Bhutan Tour?
The best time to go on the Short Bhutan Tour is during the spring (April to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons. These months offer pleasant weather, clear skies, and blooming landscapes, making your tour more enjoyable.
4. Can I customize the Short Bhutan Tour itinerary?
Due to its very short duration, the 2 Nights 3 Days Short Bhutan Tour usually has a fixed itinerary.
5. What type of accommodations are provided in the tour package?
The Short Bhutan Tour typically offers comfortable accommodations in standard hotels and guesthouses that provide basic amenities. The focus is on exploring the sights in a short time, and luxurious accommodations may not be the primary focus.
6. Are there any special permits required for the Bhutan Tour?
Yes, all tourists visiting Bhutan require a visa, and travel is only possible through authorized tour operators. The tour operator will handle the visa process and obtain the necessary permits for your visit.
7. What is the level of physical activity involved in the tour?
The 2 Nights 3 Days Short Bhutan Tour is designed to be relatively easy and suitable for most travelers. It involves sightseeing and short walks to cultural sites, with no strenuous hikes or treks
8. Can I extend my stay in Bhutan after the tour?
No, all tours are pre-planned and paid if you need to extend you need to contact us before booking the tour. You can’t extend Bhutan holiday when you are already in Bhutan.
Cost Inclusion
- Airport pick-up and drop services by private transportation.
- Guided sightseeing tour as per the itinerary.
- Accommodation in Bhutanese government-approved tourist standard hotels throughout the trip.
- All meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner).
- Entrance and monumental fees during sightseeing.
- Bhutan visa fees and processing assistance.
- Remuneration to the Bhutanese government-certified English-speaking local tour guide.
- Bhutanese government’s royalties, and taxes.
Cost Exclusion
- International airfares.
- Personal travel insurance.
- Nepal entry visa fee – Visa can be obtained upon your arrival at the Tribhuwan International Airport in Kathmandu.
- Other expenses of a personal nature (phone calls, laundry, bottled water etc.).
- Bar bills, alcoholic drinks & beverages.
- Tip for the tour guide or driver.
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