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Explore A 10-Day Tour of Bhutan’s Beautiful Itinerary

Several reasons why Bhutan is a dream destination for many visitors include breathtaking scenery, rich cultural legacy, and humble people. Amedewa Bhutan Tours & Trek has a 10-day tour of Bhutan’s beautiful itinerary for anybody planning a vacation to this mystical land. With this adaptable schedule, you can take in the best of Bhutan’s history, culture, and environment.

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Day 1: Arriving At Paro and Going to Thimphu – Enjoying Nature View

When you arrive at Paro International Airport, our tranquil splendor from Bhutan will greet you. Amedewa Bhutan Tours & Trek will take you to Thimphu, the nation’s capital, once you have cleared customs. Then what could be better than having a traditional Bhutanese lunch at a nearby restaurant while you wait for your body to adjust? 

If you reach Thimphu early, for more amazing city views, check out the Buddha Dordenma Monument and the Motithang Takin Preserve. One of the biggest statues in the world is the Buddha Dordenma. You can have an expansive view of the entire city from this spot.

Day 1 would be light because you would be exhausted from the flight. It is advised to not overload yourself by piling tasks on the first day. 

Day 2: Discover Thimphu’s Heritage

Open on weekends, visit the Centenary Farmer Market to start your day. Explore Thimphu’s museums next, including the National Textile Museum, the National Folk Heritage Museum, and an old-fashioned paper industry. Visit the National Memorial Chorten in the afternoon, a popular spot for meditation and mental relaxation. 

Additionally, if you enjoy exploration, go to the Simtokha Dzong stronghold, which is renowned for its antiquated murals and sculptures. Given its remote location from the city, exploring this fortress may take some time. If you want to explore more within the city, visit Thimphu Tashichho Dzong for a better option.

Day 3: Beautiful Road to Punakha

Drive through a charming journey from Thimphu to Punakha, passing across the Dochula Pass, Which provides a wide view of the Himalayan Mountains. Visit the magnificent Punakha Dzong, a fort situated at the meeting point of two rivers. Explore the historic buildings while having a picnic. For additional breathtaking views, don’t miss Bhutan’s longest suspension footbridge and Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten.

Day 4: Bumthang’s Temples and Culture

Visit Bumthang, the spiritual center of Bhutan and home to a large number of temples. Start from Tamshing Goemba and proceed to Kurjey Lhakhang, Jambay Lhakhang, Jakar Dzong, and Tamshing Goemba. If you visit in October, you’ll see vibrant regional festivals. Trek to Thangbi Lhakhang in the afternoon for a picturesque view of the valley.

Day 5: Discover Gangtey

Travel through Trongsa on the way from Bumthang to Gangtey. Visit Trongsa and visit the Wangchuck Royal Temple before continuing to Gangtey. Visit the Royal Heritage Museum, souvenirs, and watchtower at Gangtey. Spend the evening unwinding or shopping for regional handicrafts.

Day 6: Gangtey Valley wildlife

For bird watchers, Gangtey Valley is a paradise, especially in winter when unusual migratory species can be seen. To get a taste of the real Bhutan, spend the night in a traditional farmhouse and visit the Gangtey Goemba Monastery.

Day7: Returning to Paro Valley

Head back to Paro Valley, where you can see the National Museum, Rinpung Dzong, Ta Dzong, Jomolhari Mountain, and the Cantilever Bridge. Additionally, it is an ideal place for souvenir shopping.

Day 8: Hike to Taktsang Monastery 

The trek to the famous Takhtsang Monastery, sometimes called the Tiger’s Nest, requires an early start. Situated on a cliff more than 10,000 feet above sea level, this monastery offers breathtaking views and a satisfying experience. Take it easy and think about your journey for the rest of the day.

Day 9: Explore Drukgyel Dzong 

Make your way to Drukgyel Dzong, home to medieval ruins offering breathtaking views and great photo ops. If you have time, visit Kyichu Lhakhang Temple, one of the oldest and holiest temples in Bhutan.

Day 10: Departing With Joy

Enjoy a free day on your last day in Bhutan. Before leaving, enjoy any last-minute views in the area or simply relax. With precious memories of your Bhutanese trip, Amedeva Bhutan Tours & Treks will ensure that your transfer to Paro International Airport for your flight home goes smoothly.

Final Words – Make Your Trip Memorable

Experience the finest of this magical nation when you travel around Bhutan in 10 days with Amedewa Bhutan Tours & Trek. Every day is filled with amazing discoveries and views, ranging from natural wonders to cultural legacy. Enrol in a vacation of a lifetime by making travel plans to Bhutan today. For assistance in creating a customized itinerary and maximizing your Bhutan vacation, get in touch with Amedewa Bhutan Tours & Trek.

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