The ‘3-Day Glimpse of Bhutan‘ is a short tour package in Bhutan that starts with an amazing flight from Kathmandu/Delhi/Bangkok or any other airports to Paro which gives you a life time opportunity to view the wide-range of world’s highest Himalayan Peaks. This ‘3Days 2Nights Bhutan Shortest Itinerary’ is mostly suitable to those who want to have short holiday trip in Bhutan with tiger’s nest (Taktshang) hike and explore top things to do in Paro and Thimphu cities.
Planning to visit Bhutan in the shortest time possible and worried about which itinerary to choose? We have the most suggested ‘3-Day Glimpse of Bhutan’ tour plan lined up for you. The 3Days 2Nights Bhutan Shortest itinerary gives you an opportunity to hiking to the stunning Tiger’s nest (also called as Taktshang Monastery) and visits some of the popular landmarks in Paro and Thimphu cities.
This 3 days itinerary in Bhutan offers you exciting visit of some of the most popular landmarks of Bhutan that you should not miss during your 3 day Bhutan trip plan. The multi-day tours and sightseeing in Bhutan includes the following highlights.
Few Kilometers drive from Paro, it’s a steep climb to Tiger’s nest (Taktsang), a monastery clinging the side of a rocky cliff at the elevation of 3120m above the sea level and 3000 feet above the Paro valley in Bhutan. Tiger’s nest is on the side of the mountain overlooking Paro Valley in Bhutan. The trail to Taktshang is well constructed and maintained with fresh and cool mountain air. You will ascend a thousand of steps and it gives plenty of opportunities to admire the breathtaking views. The two and half hour stroll up the mountains to Tiger’s nest (Taktshang) is through forests of rhododendron and pines with many birds and smaller animals to be enjoyed.
Paro Dzong is ranked as a high point of Bhutanese architecture. The massive structured walls that tower over the town are visible throughout the valley. Paro Dzong is one of the large Buddhists monastery and fortress in Bhutan and houses the district monastic body and government administrative offices of Paro. This Dzong was founded by Drung Drung Gyal and renovated in 1644 A.D. by Ngawang Namgyal.
Perched above Rinpung Dzong is its Ta Dzong (Watchtower) built in 1649 A.D. to protect the undefended Dzong and renovated in 1968 A.D. to house the National Museum.
The Weekend market in Paro is not very large but it has a traditional fee and a complete introduction to some of Bhutan’s unique local organic local products.
The massive Shakyamuni Buddha statue in the mountain facing Thimphu Valley was opened in 2010 while celebrating the 60th anniversary of fourth King Jigme Singye Wangchuck. This is worth visiting place and can be reached in short drive from Thimphu.
The other highlights include on your ‘3-Day Glimpse of Bhutan’ shortest tour itinerary, you will visit Thimphu Paper Factory and Thimphu (Tashichho) Dzong; if time permits.
Upon your arrival at Paro airport, Finish Immigration formalities with an official visa stamp on your passport – Meet our Bhutanese guide and proceed for your 3days 2nights Shortest Bhutan tour package. Paro is a historic town with many holy sites and historical buildings and home of Paro Airport, the only one international airport of the country.
You can be reached Paro by flight via different airports such as Kathmandu, Bangkok, Singapore, Dhaka, Delhi, Kolkotta and etc.
Depending on your arrival time, visit Rinpung Dozg and Kichu Lakhang. Overnight at hotel
In the morning drive to the edge of Paro Valley and hike to Taktsang Monastery. Also knows as “Tiger’s Nest”, built around a cave in which Guru Rimpoche (also known as Guru Padmasambhava) meditated. The eighth century monastery is perched on a rock overlooking a sheer drop and clings seemingly impossible to a cliff of rock at 9678 feet above the valley floor.
After a day hike to Taktshang; visit some of the popular landmarks in Paro and drive to Thimphu; stroll around Thimphu; visit Buddha Point, Memorial Chorten, Thimphu Dzong (if time permits) and drive to the hotel. Overnight at hotel in Thimphu
This day your ‘3-Day Glimpse of Bhutan’ shortest tour ends, depending on your flight time, leave Thimphu before 3 hours of your flight time to return to your onward destination.
Tourists other than India, Bangladesh and Maldives citizens need to obtain a Bhutan Visa Clearance prior to the travel to Bhutan. Visa is processed through your Bhutanese tour operator or any international travel agent/partner.
You will be required to send color copy of your passport (Photo Page) to your tour operator who will apply for your visa. The passport must be valid for at least 6 month from the travel date. Once the full payment of your package including visa fee has been transferred to the tour operator, Bhutan Visa Clearance will be processed by Tourism Council of Bhutan (TBC) within 72 working hours.
During the point of entry, you will be required to show your Bhutan Visa Clearance copy to the officer who will stamp into your passport with an entry details. No additional visa fee is required to pay at the immigration.
Bhutan Visa Clearance copy is approved by TBC along with your complete personal information and passport details. Your entry/exit details and places to visit have been clearly mentioned on the Visa Clearance Letter. So that it is required to bring the copy while boarding on and must be shown at the immigration of Bhutan along with your original passport.
The minimum standard daily package for tourists traveling to Bhutan in a group of 3 people or more is required to pay USD 250 Per night in high season (March, April, May and September, October, November) and USD 200 Per Night in Off Season (January, February, June, July, August and December).
The Minimum Daily Package of Bhutan covers the following services:
There would be some additional supplement cost per day is required if clients are doing multi-day trekking in the mountains.
As per the minimum standard daily packages, the category is hotel should be 3-star, if clients prefer to upgrade to 4 or 5 star hotels, the additional charges will be entertained (depends on the cost of the hotel). For the odd numbers of tourists (3, 5, 7, 9, etc), accommodation is provided on triple sharing room basis, if one requires single room, single supplement charge of USD 35 per night will be charged.
As per the minimum standard daily package, all meals including breakfast, lunch and dinner is included. Basically, breakfast and dinner is provided at the hotel and lunch is served en-route. Food is provided in a buffet system with several cultural local dishes. Soft or alcoholic drinks are not included in the packages and clients need to be paid by themselves.
The most unique feature of Bhutanese cuisine is its sharp taste. Chillis are an important ingredient of nearly every plate and are considered so essential that most Bhutanese people would not enjoy a meal that was not spicy. However, considering the taste of tourists, the menu does not include the spicy food, if one wants to taste the real spicy local food, he/she can request for it.
Based on the altitude, climate differs from semi-tropical to alpine (For every 1000 m height raise the temperature drops by about 7 degrees Celsius.
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The ‘3-Day Glimpse of Bhutan‘ is a short tour package in Bhutan that starts with an amazing flight from Kathmandu/Delhi/Bangkok or any other airports to Paro which gives you a life time opportunity to view the wide-range of world’s highest Himalayan Peaks. This ‘3Days 2Nights Bhutan Shortest Itinerary’ is mostly suitable to those who want to have short holiday trip in Bhutan with tiger’s nest (Taktshang) hike and explore top things to do in Paro and Thimphu cities.
Planning to visit Bhutan in the shortest time possible and worried about which itinerary to choose? We have the most suggested ‘3-Day Glimpse of Bhutan’ tour plan lined up for you. The 3Days 2Nights Bhutan Shortest itinerary gives you an opportunity to hiking to the stunning Tiger’s nest (also called as Taktshang Monastery) and visits some of the popular landmarks in Paro and Thimphu cities.
This 3 days itinerary in Bhutan offers you exciting visit of some of the most popular landmarks of Bhutan that you should not miss during your 3 day Bhutan trip plan. The multi-day tours and sightseeing in Bhutan includes the following highlights.
Few Kilometers drive from Paro, it’s a steep climb to Tiger’s nest (Taktsang), a monastery clinging the side of a rocky cliff at the elevation of 3120m above the sea level and 3000 feet above the Paro valley in Bhutan. Tiger’s nest is on the side of the mountain overlooking Paro Valley in Bhutan. The trail to Taktshang is well constructed and maintained with fresh and cool mountain air. You will ascend a thousand of steps and it gives plenty of opportunities to admire the breathtaking views. The two and half hour stroll up the mountains to Tiger’s nest (Taktshang) is through forests of rhododendron and pines with many birds and smaller animals to be enjoyed.
Paro Dzong is ranked as a high point of Bhutanese architecture. The massive structured walls that tower over the town are visible throughout the valley. Paro Dzong is one of the large Buddhists monastery and fortress in Bhutan and houses the district monastic body and government administrative offices of Paro. This Dzong was founded by Drung Drung Gyal and renovated in 1644 A.D. by Ngawang Namgyal.
Perched above Rinpung Dzong is its Ta Dzong (Watchtower) built in 1649 A.D. to protect the undefended Dzong and renovated in 1968 A.D. to house the National Museum.
The Weekend market in Paro is not very large but it has a traditional fee and a complete introduction to some of Bhutan’s unique local organic local products.
The massive Shakyamuni Buddha statue in the mountain facing Thimphu Valley was opened in 2010 while celebrating the 60th anniversary of fourth King Jigme Singye Wangchuck. This is worth visiting place and can be reached in short drive from Thimphu.
The other highlights include on your ‘3-Day Glimpse of Bhutan’ shortest tour itinerary, you will visit Thimphu Paper Factory and Thimphu (Tashichho) Dzong; if time permits.
Upon your arrival at Paro airport, Finish Immigration formalities with an official visa stamp on your passport – Meet our Bhutanese guide and proceed for your 3days 2nights Shortest Bhutan tour package. Paro is a historic town with many holy sites and historical buildings and home of Paro Airport, the only one international airport of the country.
You can be reached Paro by flight via different airports such as Kathmandu, Bangkok, Singapore, Dhaka, Delhi, Kolkotta and etc.
Depending on your arrival time, visit Rinpung Dozg and Kichu Lakhang. Overnight at hotel
In the morning drive to the edge of Paro Valley and hike to Taktsang Monastery. Also knows as “Tiger’s Nest”, built around a cave in which Guru Rimpoche (also known as Guru Padmasambhava) meditated. The eighth century monastery is perched on a rock overlooking a sheer drop and clings seemingly impossible to a cliff of rock at 9678 feet above the valley floor.
After a day hike to Taktshang; visit some of the popular landmarks in Paro and drive to Thimphu; stroll around Thimphu; visit Buddha Point, Memorial Chorten, Thimphu Dzong (if time permits) and drive to the hotel. Overnight at hotel in Thimphu
This day your ‘3-Day Glimpse of Bhutan’ shortest tour ends, depending on your flight time, leave Thimphu before 3 hours of your flight time to return to your onward destination.
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