Bhutan Land Package with LBTT - 04N/05 Days for 5pax

After arrival New Alipurduar station our representative/drive will receive and drive to Jaigaon, on arrival  at Phuentsholing(Boarder town). Our guide will meet and grid and do documentation formalities for permit/visa at Bhutan Immigration office for permit/visa. After getting permit, then drive to Thimphu. (For permit. It can take 30 – 45 minutes). On arrival late night check in pre-booked hotel and overnight halt Thimphu.

After breakfast, then drive to Punakha, the old capital town of Bhutan. On the way visit Simtokha Dzong and Stop enroute at Dochula pass (3,050m) that heralds the most enchanting views of Bhutan. You can feel you are in the sky cloud level and touching clouds.  On arrival Punkha check in hotel and visit Suspension Bridge, Punakha Dzong, the fortress of 17th century and later visit Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten and  after 3pm back to Thimphu. Overnight halt at same hotel in Thimphu.

Morning, after breakfast proceeds for Sightseeing; Memorial Chorten: There are beautifully designed memorial structures called Chorten.  Buddha Point(Buddha Dordenma), a biggest statue of Lord Boddha.  Mini zoo: Takin is the national animal of Bhutan. This animal is found in the Mini zoo of Bhutan. It is a very rare animal and belongs to the family of goats.  Sangaygang View Point: There is a beautiful view point in Bhutan called Sangaygang. It is the location for the tower which transmits the national television channel of Bhutan called BBS. A wonderful view of Thimphu , capital city of Bhutan, Handicraft Emporium: There is a Handicraft Emporium in Bhutan. Bhutan is a shopper’s paradise. All traditional clothes, handicrafts, jewelleries, books, wall hangings and paintings are available in the shops Paper factory: There is a famous paper factory in Bhutan. Hand making of paper is practised in these factories. It is a very famous age old practice in Bhutan. These kinds of papers are famous worldwide. Wang Chu River, Clock Tower Square – Free, Thimphu Vegetable Market Simply Bhutan is an interactive 'living' museum that gives a quick introduction to various aspects of traditional life in Bhutan. Visitors are greeted with a shot of local Arra (rice spirit), before being guided through mocked-up village scenes. Along the way, you can dress up in traditional clothes, try out archery and hear songs sung by Bhutanese women as they build houses out of rammed earth Folk Heritage museum: Museum of Folk heritage in Bhutan was established by Ashi, queen of Bhutan. She was the founder of this museum in the year 2001.. All farming equipment, tools, daily use household utensils and products, dresses, ornaments are displayed here. National Library: The National Library in Bhutan was inaugurated in 1967. The library is a rich collection of very old Bhutanese scripts. Extensive research work is done in the library. It is a modern library. Huge collection of rare manuscripts, printouts, hand written notes, religious books etc are available in the library. This Library is the pride of Bhutan. Evening visit Tashichho Dzong: A fortress called Tashichho Dzong was constructed in 1641 by Zhabgrung Ngawang. It was again reconstructed as present by a late king named Jigme Dorji in 1969. And transfer to Paro. On arrival check inn pre-booked hotel/resort. Overnight halt at Paro.

Morning after breakfast drive to Paro and full day sightseeing in Paro valley; Ta Dzong:  Here is the watch tower used for guarding the region during the Tibetan invasion.  After the year 1968, this has become the National museum.  It includes a good collection of religious thangkas, Bhutanese arts, paintings of various important things of the region, arms, stamp collections, etc. Rimpung Dzong:  This means a fortress with a bulk of jewels. The construction took place in the year 1644 during the period of a spiritual as well as political leader known as Zhabdrung. The house has monastic and administrative features.  During spring, this is the place for festival in Paro.  Kichu Lhakhang:  During 15th century, this was constructed. One among the ancient paintings is found in the temple. The authority has covered the painting with a thin lining so that it can remain un-spoiled. One among the prettiest artistically designed painting is found here. Three floors of the temple are named as heaven, human world and hell. Tshendhen Incense factory: Eleven years back from now, Tshendhen factory was constructed. Today, various types of such sticks are produced here. The owner of the factory named as Aap Chencho said that, he wished to open incense factory when he was monk. There are different benefits of providing incense as said by Tshering Dorji.  Just like cleaning of dirty clothes after washing, incense sticks also cleans various impurities. Today there are 13 workers in the factory who can be capable to produce incense of 400 packets. Farm house Visit: The farmhouse will provide a picturesque ambience along the hillside and among the fields.  Paro farmers’ hospitality is really amazing.  Framers with genuine smile will thrill you. You will definitely enjoy the Bhutanese farm house with 2 or three stories.  Decoration of the outer portion as well as inner portion of Bhutanese farm house is really amazing.  You will be happy to know the lifestyle adopted by such farming family. Drukgyel Dzong, the ruined fortress from where Bhutanese repelled several invasion by Tibetan armies. Then visit a traditional farm house which offers good insight into lifestyle of local people. NamgeyArtinal Brewery/Festival Ground OR Morning early Excursions to TAKSANG (Tigernest Monastery). It will tak aprox. 4-5hrs. up & down trekking time. The Tiger’s Nest Monastery or "Pako Taktsang" is one of the most famous monasteries in Bhutan. The Tigers Nest Monastery in Bhutan is popularly known as Pako Taktsang in local accent which is a sacred site for Buddhist lying in the cliff of Himalayas. This perched temple is one of the breathtaking spot situated in upper Paro valley of Bhutan. This Buddhist place is built on the rock of a mountain around 1962 AD. The ingenious temple was erected by Gyalse Tenzin Rabgye which became the iconic symbol of Bhutan. It is believed thatGuru Padmasambhava have meditated in Taktsang Senge Samdup cave for three years, three months, three weeks, three days and three hours in 8th century where later Pako Taktsang was constructed. Padmasambhava is the first person to introduce Buddhism in Bhutan. A day in the month of March or April is celebrated as a Tsechu festival in the memory of Padmasambhava in Paro valley. And afternoon you can visit ( or whatever you can cover below mentioned sightseeings) Ta Dzong:  Here is the watch tower used for guarding the region during Tibetan invasion.  After the year 1968, this has become National museum.  It includes good collection of religious thankas, Bhutanese arts, paintings of various important things of the region, arms, stamp collections, etc. Rimpung Dzong:  This means a fortress with a bulk of jewels. The construction took place in the year 1644 during the period of a spiritual as well as political leader known as Zhabdrung. The house has monastic and administrative features.  During spring, this is the place for festival in Paro. And overnight at Paro same hotel

Early morning after breakfast, onward journey to home with a happy ending our driver will drop us at New Alipurduar station. ....................End the trip.................