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$3,200 /pax (~$320/day)
Tour Overview
The most comprehensive Bhutan journey available — spanning both western and central Bhutan over 10 immersive days. Traverse dramatic mountain passes, descend into lush subtropical valleys, and discover the rarely visited Trongsa Dzong, the ancestral fortress-home of Bhutan's royal Wangchuck dynasty.
This is the tour for travellers who want to understand Bhutan in all its dimensions — from the iconic Tiger's Nest to the remote highland valleys of central Bhutan that few visitors ever reach. Every day reveals a deeper layer of this extraordinary kingdom.
Highlights
- Complete western & central Bhutan circuit across 10 days
- Trongsa Dzong — ancestral home of Bhutan's royal Wangchuck dynasty
- Phobjikha glacial valley and Black-Necked Crane sanctuary
- Gangtey Monastery perched above a pristine glacial valley
- Traditional Bhutanese farmhouse homestay
- Taa Dzong Royal Heritage Museum in Trongsa
- Bumthang — Bhutan's spiritual heartland
Places You'll Visit
Paro
Gateway to Bhutan at 2,200m. Home to Tiger's Nest Monastery, Rinpung Dzong, and picturesque rice-paddy valleys lined with traditional farmhouses. Paro International Airport is one of the world's most dramatic landings.
Thimphu
Bhutan's vibrant capital — a city without a single traffic light. Home to the 169-ft gilded Buddha Dordenma statue, Tashichho Dzong (the Royal seat of government), and the country's finest cultural museums.
Punakha
Bhutan's warm subtropical former capital. The spectacular 6-storey Punakha Dzong stands at the confluence of two sacred rivers and was the site of the 2011 Royal Wedding. Purple jacaranda trees bloom here in February.
Wangdue
One of Bhutan's oldest and most historically significant districts. Dramatic mountain scenery surrounds the ancient Wangdue Dzong, perched on a ridge above the Pho Chhu river.
Gangtey
The pristine Phobjikha glacial valley — one of Bhutan's most breathtaking landscapes and the winter sanctuary of the endangered Black-Necked Crane. The 17th-century Gangtey Monastery crowns the valley rim.
Trongsa
Ancestral home of Bhutan's royal Wangchuck dynasty. Trongsa Dzong (built 1644) commands the only route between eastern and western Bhutan from a sheer gorge cliff. The Taa Dzong Royal Heritage Museum holds 500-year-old royal artefacts.
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