6 Days 5 Nights Bhutan Private Tour
Highlights :
- • Taktshang Monastery, Sacred cliffside site with stunning views.
- • Dochula Pass, Best spot for Himalayan views.
- • Punakha Dzong, Historic Bhutanese landmark.
- • Tashichho Dzong, Religious and administrative center in Thimphu.
Price
- 4 persons traveling together: HK$38,780 per person.
- May 28, 2025; July 30, 2025; October 2, 2025; December 23, 2025.
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Flight Information
- B3 789: Hong Kong → Paro (0535 / 0750)
- B3 788: Paro → Kolkata → Hong Kong (1600 / 2350 or 1630 / 0040 + 1 day)
Nestled in the folds of the Eastern Himalayas, remaining in self-imposed isolation for centuries, Bhutan opened up to the world in a glacial pace. The population lived in close harmony with nature, evolving a unique identity, derived largely from a rich religious and cultural heritage. This country of 700,000 people, roughly the size of Switzerland, is the world’s only Mahayana Buddhist country. The Buddhist respect for all sentient beings helped Bhutan protect its pristine ecology and wildlife.
• Minimum of four or six people (paying adult prices) traveling together. All travelers must have the same itinerary and flights, and must check in together for both outbound and return flights.
• Tips for the tour guide and driver are not included (recommended guide tip: USD 10-20 per person per day; recommended driver tip: USD 5-10 per person per day).
• Full payment must be made within 2 days of confirmation, or the reservation will be automatically canceled
• All traveling passengers must be on the same flight and check-in together for both the outbound and return journeys
• No changes, cancellations, or refunds allowed
• Prices are subject to change without prior notice
Related Itineraries
Day 1
Hong Kong → Paro → Thimphu
Flight: B3 789 / 05:35 – 07:50.
Buddha Dordenma is the largest outdoor Buddha statue in Bhutan, housing 125,000 smaller gilded Buddha statues inside it. This statue is grand and dazzling, making it a spectacular sight. The National Memorial Chorten in Thimphu is an iconic landmark built in 1974 to honor the third king of Bhutan, Jigme Dorji Wangchuck, known as the Father of Modern Bhutan. It serves as a national monument commemorating the king's contributions. The chorten is a hub for daily worship for Bhutanese people and contains paintings and sculptures representing Buddhist philosophy. It features unique Tibetan-style architecture and is a center for prayers and community gatherings, attracting both locals and visitors alike.
🏨 Accommodation: Thimphu – Access Suites, Thimphu or similar.
Meals: Lunch + Dinner
Day 2
Thimphu
Semtokha Dzong, built in 1629 by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, is Bhutan’s oldest fortress that combines religious and administrative functions, strategically overlooking the Thimphu Valley; it is named after a demoness subdued during its construction. Tashicho Dzong, dating back to the 13th century and located on the west bank of the Wangchu River in Thimphu, serves as a major Buddhist monastery and the seat of the Bhutanese government, housing the king’s offices and key ministries.
🏨 Accommodation: Thimphu – Access Suites, Thimphu or similar.
Meals: Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner
Day 3
Thimphu → Punakha
Dochula Pass, at about 3,150 meters altitude, features 108 “Victory Stupas” built by the queen of Bhutan’s fourth king to pray for the king and the country’s well-being. It’s also the best spot in Bhutan to view the Himalayan mountain range, including Gangkar Punsum, Bhutan’s highest peak at 7,570 meters.
Chimi Lhakhang, built in 1499 and located on a hill by the Puna Tsang Chhu River, is a Buddhist monastery founded by Lama Drukpa Kunley’s cousin to honor the saint’s miraculous subduing of a demoness nearby. Known as the “Fertility Temple,” it is famous for the wooden phallus symbol representing the saint’s “Thunderbolt of Wisdom,” which is used to bless visitors seeking fertility and protection. The temple combines spiritual significance with unique cultural traditions and is a popular pilgrimage site in Bhutan.
Punakha Dzong is Bhutan’s second largest dzong, built in 1637, and is also known as the "Palace of Great Happiness" or the "Happiest Palace."
🏨 Accommodation: Punakha – Dhensa Boutique Resort, Punakha or similar.
Meals: Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner
Day 4
Punakha → Thimphu → Paro (Approx. 3 hours 30 minutes).
Paro Dzong, also known as Rinpung Dzong or the “Fortress on a Heap of Jewels,” is Bhutan’s most famous monastery and administrative fortress, built in 1644 to defend the Paro Valley. It hosts the grand Paro Tsechu festival every spring, attracting thousands of locals and tourists.
Nearby, Kyichu Lhakhang is Bhutan’s oldest temple, housing one of the most sacred Buddha statues—an eight-year-old Shakyamuni Buddha—making both key spiritual sites in Paro.
🏨 Accommodation: Paro – Zhiwaling Heritage, Paro or similar.
Meals: Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner
Day 5
Paro (Tiger’s Nest)
Taktsang Monastery, also known as Tiger’s Nest, is a sacred Buddhist temple perched on a cliff 900 meters above the Paro Valley at 3,120 meters elevation. Built in 1692, it is said that Guru Padmasambhava rode a flying tiger to this site to meditate and subdue evil spirits, bringing Buddhism to Bhutan. The monastery suffered a major fire in 1998 but was fully restored by 2005. It remains Bhutan’s most revered religious site and a popular pilgrimage destination.
🏨 Accommodation: Paro – Zhiwaling Heritage, Paro or similar.
Meals: Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner
Day 6
Paro → Hong Kong
Paro town – The final stop of the itinerary, where visitors can explore with the guide or enjoy independent sightseeing at their own pace.
After early lunch, drive to the airport for flight to your onward destination. Our guide will help you with exit formalities and then bid you farewell.
✈ Flight: B3 788 / 16:00 – 23:50
Meals: Breakfast + Lunch
Additional information
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