6 Days & 5 Nights • A Journey to Find the Land of Happiness
Unveil the mysteries of this enigmatic kingdom nestled in the Himalayas with Travel Mama's exclusive and flexible private tours of Bhutan. We'll take you to three of the most iconic cities: Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha. Enjoy personalized service throughout with a dedicated Chinese-speaking guide and private transportation. We'll arrange direct flights, visas, and unique accommodations, ensuring maximum privacy for you and your family and friends, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the purity and tranquility of this paradise.
Departure Dates and Tour Fees
🔥 Summer Promotion
From HK$19,880 per person ($)
From HK$21,980 per person ($)
Designated departure dates in 2027:
July 17, 23, 29 | August 7, 13
📅 Standard departure date
From HK$20,780 per person ($)
From HK$22,780 per person ($)
2026:September 27, October 3, November 21, December 19
2027:March 31, May 13, June 26, November 13
👑 Departure during peak season and festivals
From HK$22,980 per person ($)
Fom HK$25,180 per person ($)
2026:December 25th (Christmas)
2027:February 6-7 (Lunar New Year), March 25 (Easter), September 28, October 4, December 19/25/31
* Business class upgrade:Round-trip tickets upgraded to business class, additional fee per person HK$ 7,850Please consult your travel advisor for more details.
Suggested flights
Small group package includes the following:
- ✓Personalized Chinese-speaking tour guide:We offer 6 days of professional Chinese-speaking tour guide and private car service, including driver and guide gratuities.
- ✓Dedicated flights:Round-trip economy class airfare from Hong Kong (HKG) to Paro (PARO) (all applicable airport taxes included).
- ✓Premium Accommodation:5 nights' accommodation in a select local hotel, including daily breakfast.
- ✓Worry-free Visa:The cost of Bhutanese tourist visas and the Tourism Development Fund (TDF) has been covered.
- ✓Sightseeing Transportation:Entrance fees (one-time) for all tourist attractions listed in the itinerary and point-to-point transportation.
- ✓Specialty dishes:The meals listed in the itinerary include authentic Bhutanese cuisine, Thai and Chinese delicacies, and a special dinner accompanied by a traditional dance performance.
- ✓Cultural Experience:Exclusive arrangement for trying on traditional Bhutanese clothing, Kira and Gho.
- ✓Soul Cleansing:Punakha temple monks' blessing ceremony.
- ✓Exclusive privileges:Local 3GB SIM card, farewell gift (natural lemongrass essential oil), and hiking stick for Tiger Cave Temple.
Booking Instructions and Bhutan Tourism FAQ
The fee does not include the following items.
- All purely personal expenses, such as: tips for hotel porters, laundry service, telephone calls, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
- Additional fees apply for camera/video recording at attractions.
- Any medical expenses and travel insurance (it is strongly recommended that travelers purchase these before departure).
- Upgrade experience at your own expense:A one-way horseback riding experience halfway up the mountain to Kosan Temple will incur an additional charge per person. HK$ 310 (US$ 40).
What's the weather like in Bhutan? Is altitude sickness common?
Bhutan has four distinct seasons, and there is a large temperature difference between day and night in the mountainous areas. It is recommended to wear "onion layering" clothing and bring a warm jacket.
Regarding altitude, Paro and Thimphu have an average elevation of approximately 2,200 to 2,400 meters, and severe altitude sickness is generally not expected during the trip. However, Tiger's Nest Monastery is located at an altitude of 3,120 meters, so it is recommended to slow down your pace and allow your body to acclimatize gradually.
Are there any special dress or etiquette requirements for traveling to Bhutan?
Bhutanese culture is conservative, and when entering religious sites (such as dzongs and temples),Long-sleeved tops and long pants/skirts must be worn.Shorts, sleeveless shirts, and slippers are strictly prohibited. Hats and shoes must be removed before visiting temples, and visitors should walk clockwise around pagodas as a sign of respect.
What is the local currency and internet communication situation?
The currency of Bhutan is the Nur Thür (BTN), which is universally accepted at a 1:1 exchange rate with the Indian Rupee. It is recommended to bring US dollars in cash to exchange locally (banks only accept US dollars issued after 2006).
In terms of network connectivity, the signal is stable in Thimphu and Paro city centers, and most hotels offer free Wi-Fi, but the speed may not be as fast as in Hong Kong, making it suitable for experiencing a "slow life" and putting down your phone.
Route A: Daily Highlights
Day 1: Hong Kong ✈ Paro ➝ Timbu
After arriving in Paro, drive to the capital Thimphu (approximately 1.5 hours by car).
• Pass by the Tachogang Lhakhang suspension bridge, built by the legendary iron suspension bridge craftsmen.
• Visit Tashichho Dzong, the religious and administrative center of Bhutan, and experience its solemn atmosphere and traditional architectural aesthetics.
Day 2: Sightseeing in Thimphu
Explore the sights of Thimphu city all day.
• Ascend to Kuenselphodrang Nature Park to pay homage to the 169-foot-tall Vajrasana Buddha statue and overlook the magnificent valley.
• Visit the National Memorial Chorten, built to commemorate the third king.
• Head to the Motithang Antelope Reserve to search for the Takin, Bhutan's unique national animal.
• Visit a traditional paper mill, create your own stamp at the National Post Office, browse a traditional craft market, and experience traditional archery at the Simple Bhutan Museum.
Day 3: Thimphu → Punakha
Heading to Punakha, the former capital of Bhutan.
• Hike to Sosoka village nestled among rice paddies and visit the famous Chimi Lhakhang, a sacred temple for those seeking children.
• Visit Punakha Dzong, a classic building located at the confluence of two rivers.
• Stroll across Bhutan's longest suspension bridge and enjoy the picturesque scenery.
• Participate in a Monk Blessing Ceremony led by Buddhist monks to pray for peace and well-being.
Day 4: Punaka → Paro
Drive back to Paro (approximately 3 hours).
• Pass through Dochula Pass, admire the 108 memorial stupas and enjoy stunning views of the snow-capped mountains.
• Visit the Druk Wangyal Chorten, a monument built by the Queen Mother.
• Upon arrival in Paro, visit the magnificent Rinpung Dzong fortress and Kyichu Lhakhang, one of the oldest temples built in the 7th century.
Day 5: Paro (Challenge Tiger's Nest Temple)
Get ready for the climax of your Bhutan trip!
• Challenge yourself to Tiger's Nest, Bhutan's most iconic landmark. Built in 1692, this temple hangs atop a 900-meter-high cliff. Legend has it that Guru Rinpoche (Padmasambhava) once flew here on a tiger to practice asceticism. You can choose to hike or ride a horse (at your own expense) to the halfway point and then climb the steps to the top.
• After descending the mountain, change into traditional Bhutanese clothing (Gho for men / Kira for women) for photos and experience the local culture.
Day 6: Paro ✈ Hong Kong
• Enjoy free time in the morning, and make a final push at the local market in Paro town to purchase exquisite Bhutanese handicrafts.
• Private transfer to Paro International Airport for your direct flight back to Hong Kong, concluding your enjoyable Bhutan trip.
Additional information
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