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Tour - 16 Days |
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Bhutan
is the last Mahayana Buddhist Kingdom, and the teachings of
this school of Buddhism are a living faith among its people.
Spirituality exists even in the urban centers where the spinning
of prayer wheels, the murmur of mantras and the glow of butter
lamps in the houses are still important features of their every
day life.
Bhutan's unique architecture is one of the most striking physical
features; the colour of house and buildings is a distinct source
of aesthetic pleasure. The Dzongs, which are 300 to 400 hundred
years old, are built on a scale without the help of any drawings
and hammering a single nail.
Paintings are another aspects of Bhutan's culture and they depict
the spiritual depth of Bhtuanese life. Bhtuan also boasts an
unparalleled wealth in its cottage industry.Its fine handicrafts
of wood and bamboo,ornaments of gold and silver and highly developed
weaving skills represent an advancedart form.
Various cultural trips into Bhutan introduce visitors to the
unique aspects of Bhutanese culture, including sacred masked
dance festivals and pilgrimage sites.
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Itinerary |
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Arrive
in Kathmandu |
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City
tour in Kathmandu |
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Arrival
in Paro |
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Sightseeing
in Paro |
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Thimpu
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6: |
Sightseeing
of Thimpu |
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Punakha &wangdi |
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Phubjikha |
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Bumthang
via Tongsa |
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Bumthang
via Tongsa |
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Mongar |
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Tashiyangtse |
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Sightseeing
Of Tashiyangtse |
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Tashigang
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15: |
Samdrup
Jhongkhar |
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16: |
Guwahati
drop |
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Itinerary
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DAY
01:
Arrive Kathmandu. Transfer to Hotel, Overnight at Hotel.
DAY 02:
Shopping for trekking look around the heritage city. We can
relax and prepare the next day's trip.
DAY 03:
Meet the guide at the airport and transfer to hotel..
DAY 04:
Visit Drugyal Dzong, National Museum, Paro Rinpung Dzong, Kyichu Lhakhang.
Overnight hotel.
DAY 05:
Today, you will set off on foot or also possible on horseback
to Takstang Moanstery ( Tiger's Nest), cliging on a sheer cliff of
about some 500ft. Return downhill and drive 2 and half hours to Thimpu-the
capital town of Bhutan.
DAY 06:
Visit the Tashichho Dzong-the seat of central goverment, where both
the temporal and spiritual heads of the country.Other points of iterests
are Memorial chorten, Nunnery etc.
DAY 07:
Drive via Dochu la pass to Punakha. Visit Punakha Dzong and Wangdiphodrag
valley; overnight hotel.
DAY 08:
For 2 hours drive along the highway to east and then after
the village of Nobbing, you will approach the diversion road to Phubjika
valley ( one hour). Visit the Gangtey Gompa, an old monastery set
atop a hill overlooking the valley. Phubjika is one of few glacial
valleys, very wide, beautiful and also the chosen winter home of the
black-necked Crane, migrating from the Central Asian plateau.
Day 09:
Drive via the Pele la pass( 3300 ft) to Bumthang.En route you will
visit the great white stupa built in 18th century. overnight lodge.
DAY 10:
Full day sightseeing of central Bumthang, partly walking to visit
Wangdicholing Dzong, Kurjey & Tamshing Lhakhangs; overnight lodge
DAY 11:
Drive via the Membertso Lake, Ura village, and Thrumshing la pass
to Mongar; overnight in Mongar (lodge)
DAY 12:
Follow the road to Tashigang until some 15 km before taking
a diversion to Tashiyangtse which is another 2 hours scenic drive
climbing through the ridge. Terraced fields and houses along the slope
make splendid view.
Day 13:
FThis is a very recent administrative center,the place still retains
the charm of medieval towns at an altitude of 1850m with pleasant
temperature. Nearby a tall impressive Chorten Kora is one of the only
two temples in Bhutan built in Nepalese style and is a host to a great
festival celebrated every year. Visit to the old Dzong across the
thatched bamboo bridge.
Day 14 :
Retrace your drive to Tashigang about 2 and half hours drive. Stop
in Doksum village en route where you will get to see women busy in
weaving. Tashigang, though is a small town clustered together, acts
as a trading center for many remote regions of eastern Bhutan. Visit
the Dzong and overnight hotel.
Day
15:
This is a 6 to 7 hours long drive to the small frontier town of Samdrup
Jongkhar. The drive is adventurous and scenic through the ever changing
vegetation. Along the way, see Sherubste, the only college in the
country, the school for blind and the weaving center in Khaling.
Day
16:
After brekfast drive to Guwahati ( 3 hours) and exit to India.Tour
ends.
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