National Museum

The National Museum, housed in an old watchtower above the Paro Dzong. The museum's collections include displays of spectacular Thangkas (religious scroll paintings), bronze statues, Bhutan's beautiful stamps, and the Tshog-shing Lhakhang ("Temple of the Tree of Wisdom"), with its carvings depicting the history of Buddhism.

Rinpung Dzong

Time permitting you will also visit the Paro Dzong itself, built in 1644 by the Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal. Drive to visit the Paro Rinpung Dzong ( Fortress on the Heap of Jewels).

Paro Taktsang

Today you have the hike of taking a steep, 1½-hour hike to a teahouse, where you can enjoy a great view of Taktsang Monastery (its name means "tiger's nest"), perched on a cliff 2,700 feet above the floor of the Paro Valley. The hike follows a steep switchback trail through the forest, and after a break with tea and cookies, you have the option to sit outside the cafe and admire the monastery and its beautiful surroundings or, if you feel energetic, to continue another thirty minutes to a closer viewpoint. Much of Taktsang was destroyed by a fire in April 1998, but it is now completely rebuilt. The sight never ceases to amaze the visitors as we get closer. Have lunch on your way back at the Cafeteria. Descend down towards the parking lot where your driver will be waiting for you.

Paro District

The trek starts at Damchena , Paro ( Elevation: 2900m) & will lead you to the enchanting Jela Dzong, a tranquil and petite monastery gracefully perched atop a lush hill, affording breathtaking vistas of the picturesque Paro valleys. Following a delightful lunch at the monastery, you'll resume your journey, hiking through the temperate, verdant vegetation adorned with vibrant Rhododendron trees, culminating at your campsite. This journey promises a delightful blend of adventure and natural beauty. Overnight: Camp at Tshokam (3770m) Walking Distance: 14 Km (6-7 hours walk) | Camp Altitude: 3,770 m

Paro District

Tshokam (3770m) to Jigmelangtsho (3900m) Embark on a captivating journey through lush alpine forests, encountering enchanting dwarf rhododendron trees. As you ascend, leave the tree line behind, entering a realm adorned with small shrubs, Himalayan blooms, and captivating Rhododendron flowers. After lunch at Jangchublakha, hike for two more hours to reach our splendid campsite by the expansive Jigme Langtsho mountain lake, close to the renowned Jimilang Tsho Lake, known for its colossal trout. Keep an eye out for yaks and herders, adding an authentic touch to your high-altitude adventure. Overnight at Campsite at 3900m 11Km | 5-6 HOURS | CAMPSITE AT 3900M

Paro

Embark on a captivating trail through enchanting dwarf rhododendron trees, unveiling the serene beauty of Janetsho Lake. Along the way, discover cozy camps of yak herders, immersing yourself in the unique Nomad way of life. As you ascend, be prepared for an awe-inspiring sight on clear days: the majestic Mount Gangkar Puensum, Bhutan's loftiest and one of the world's highest unclimbed mountains. This trek offers breathtaking vistas of the Himalayan range, a visual feast of mountain peaks. Your journey concludes at the Labana campsite, where you can rest and rejuvenate surrounded by nature's tranquil beauty. 11Km | 4-5 Hours | Camp Alt 4100M

Thimphu

On our final trek day, enjoy a special sunrise treat from the enchanting Phajoding. As dawn paints the sky, we leisurely descend towards Thimphu valley, a three-hour walk through a serene landscape of blue pine and rhododendron trees. Whether from Labana or Phajoding, the sunrise spectacle is awe-inspiring. Marvel at Thimphu city nestled amidst hills, bathed in warm golden light as the sun emerges. This natural beauty will leave an indelible mark on your Bhutan journey.

Buddha Dordenma

Marvel at the grandeur of the tallest sitting Buddha statue, towering at an impressive height of 51.5 meters, located at Kuensel Phodrang.

Paro

Drive to Paro . Your guide and driver will bid you farewll