This 15-day Bhutan journey offers a complete exploration of the country’s western and central regions, starting from Paro (2200m) and ending at Phuentsholing (300m). It combines cultural sightseeing, scenic drives, and light adventure, giving you a well-balanced experience of Bhutan’s landscapes and traditions. The journey begins in Paro and Thimphu, where you explore monasteries, dzongs, and local life.
As you travel to Punakha (1240m) via Dochula Pass (3100m), the scenery shifts to lush valleys and river landscapes. Here, you visit the stunning Punakha Dzong and enjoy short hikes through rice fields and countryside. The journey then continues to Trongsa (2200m) and Bumthang (2600m), known for their spiritual importance, ancient monasteries, and peaceful valleys.
A key highlight of the tour is the Bumdra Trek (3800m), offering a moderate hiking experience with beautiful forest trails and panoramic mountain views. The trek leads to the iconic Tiger’s Nest Monastery (3120m), one of Bhutan’s most famous landmarks, providing a memorable spiritual and scenic experience.
The tour concludes with a return to Paro followed by a drive to Phuentsholing, where the landscape gradually changes to subtropical plains. Overall, this itinerary is ideal for travelers seeking a mix of culture, nature, and light adventure in a comfortable and well-paced journey through Bhutan.