Introduction to Glimpse of Bhutan – 5 Nights 6 Days Bhutan Tour
One of the long end tours in Bhutan, this five nights and six-day tour will offer something magnificent with winter capital of Punakha.
One of the long end tours in Bhutan, this five nights and six-day tour will offer something magnificent with winter capital of Punakha.
One of the long end tours in Bhutan, this five nights and six-day tour will offer something magnificent with winter capital of Punakha.
With multiple options, you can select some of the recommended and renowned day trip in Bhutan. Similar to other shorter multiday trip, you will start with short and scenic fly toward the eastern end of the Himalayas and land in tiny airstrips of Paro Bhutan.
On a clear day, you will definitely witness the existence of the world’s highest mountain, i.e. Mount Everest. Despite weather and time periods of the particular year this cultural and spiritual experience can be experienced throughout the year.
If you are travelling single choice is you’re from multiple options of sightseeing whereas in the group after discussing with guides and team particular destinations can be selected.
Bhutan Tour Highlights
Bhutan Tour Outline Itinerary
Day 1: Kathmandu to Paro (Flight) to Hotel
Paro
As per your flight schedule, you will be transferred from the hotel to Kathmandu Airport. Druk Air (National Airlines of Bhutan) will shift you to Paro.
On clear weather, an amazing view of Mount Everest and Lhotse can be seen during the flight. Upon reaching on Paro you will now take a short drive to Thimpu, capital of Bhutan.
The old fort of Thimpu named Tashichho Dzong is a major highlight of the first-day trip. After that afternoon market of Thimpu is the best period for a first-day trip.
You can find people from different walks of life gather for buying and selling the products.
Depending on the time, you can still explore Zangto Pelri Lhakhang next to the market area. It is often considered one of the tallest buildings built in the 1990s.

Zangto Pelri
Day 2: Paro to Thimpu (Drive)
Thimpu
Capital of Thimpu holds around 90,000 locals residing around. The road is wide, clean and tree-lined. King’s Memorial Chorten, National Library and Heritage Museum are starting sites for day trips around Thimpu.
Paper Factory and Thanka Painting School are good places for purchasing souvenir if you are looking for one to buy for your friend and family.
You will also explore gold and silver jewellery centres and varieties of textiles. If you like to walk around weekend markets go for it as overnight you will be staying again in Thimpu. Or you can simply relax on hotels as well.

Thimphu
Day 3: Thimpu to Punakha (Drive)
Punakha
Punakha, the winter capital of Bhutan is your first options 3rd day in Bhutan. We are offering other options as well, but we are pretty sure you won’t go for that; it is a rest day in Thimpu.
Forget about your options for staying in Thimpu. Drive through the Dochu La Pass about 3050 m will offer a scenic view of the highest mountains of Bhutan named Gangar Puensum.
Fertile Valley Punakha is home for Punakha Dzong and Wangdi Phodrang Dzong.

Punakha
Day 4: Punakha to Paro (Drive)
Paro
Drive back from Thimpu to Paro and your trip around Paro will start. You will explore major heritage sites of Paro, i.e. National Museum, Kichu Lhakhang, Rinpung Dzong and Drukgyel Dzong.
Ancient watchtower is converted into the National Museum that opens 10 to 4 pm and closed on Monday. Kichu Lhakhang is one of the oldest temples built around the 7th century.
Built by Tibetan King Songtsen Gompo is among one of the miraculously built 108 temples. Drukgyel Dzong was built to honour the victory against Tibetan Mongol Force and was ruined by fire in 1951. Jomolhari Mountain can be seen from victory fort.

Paro
Day 5: Tiger Nest Monastery Hike or Day Trip to Haa Valley
Paro
Choose either Hike to Tiger Nest Monastery or Haa Valley Excursion. The choice is yours. You will pass via the Chele La Pass that offers incredible views of Paro and Haa Valley on either side.
Until 2006, it was closed for a foreigner. Visit Chorten Nagpo and Karpo and Haa Dzong. Permits to entry these sites are subject to Bhutan Government.
On the way back we offer you an optional hike to a monastery named Dzondrakha, which is very similar to the famous Tiger Nest Monastery.
Another option is the hike to Taktshang Monastery (Tiger Nest Monastery). It is a steep uphill climb all the way to the monastery through the thrilling trail.
For locals, this is a holy pilgrimage site whereas for others this is one of the most scenic viewpoints of Paro Valley. Until the middle of the uphill climb, you can also hire a pony ride.
The fort is built in honour of victory again Tibetan Warrior is the final destination. It is located 14 km north of Paro named Drukgyel Dzong. Jomolhari Peak can be seen from the courtyard of the Dzong.

Taktshang Monastery
Day 6: Paro to Kathmandu (Flight)
Kathmandu
As per your flight schedule, you will be shifted again to Paro International Airport. Fly out of Bhutan via Druk Airlines. Upon landing at Kathmandu International Airport, you will be received by our representative and transferred tothe hotel.
We will take care of your final departure and organize ground transport to the airport. If you have a couple of days left in the Himalayas Country of Nepal enjoy at your best.
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Read Before your book 5 Nights 6 Days Bhutan Tour
Planning your Bhutan adventure? Before you confirm your 5 Nights 6 Days Bhutan Tour, it’s important to understand what to expect so you can make an informed decision. Below, we’ve outlined the essential details to help you decide if this tour is right for you.
At Magical Nepal, we make your trip to Bhutan super easy and fun! Most of our tours start with a flight from Kathmandu to Paro and back, and your Bhutan flight ticket and the Bhutan sustainable development fee are already included in the tour cost.
You’ll fly into Paro, which is the only international airport in Bhutan. If you’re flying from other places like Delhi, Bangkok, or Singapore, just tell us—we’ll help you figure it out.
To visit Bhutan, you need a visa, but don’t worry—we take care of that for you, along with any special passes needed to visit cool places like Punakha or Haa Valley.
At Magical Nepal, our 5 Nights 6 Days Bhutan Tour is a fun and relaxing cultural trip, not a hard mountain trek.
It’s perfect for everyone in the family—kids, parents, and even grandparents! Most days, we take easy walks to explore amazing places, such as monasteries, castles (known as Dzongs), and viewpoints with breathtaking scenery.
Sometimes there are a few steps or small hills, but nothing too hard. The biggest adventure is on Day 5, when we hike to the famous Tiger’s Nest Monastery.
This hike takes about 4 to 5 hours in total and goes up to 3,120 meters (that’s about 10,236 feet). But don’t worry—we take it slow, and when you reach the top, the view is so beautiful it feels like magic!
At Magical Nepal, we want you to enjoy Bhutan at the best time! Bhutan has four fun seasons, and each one has something special:
- Spring (March to May): This is when the hills are full of colorful flowers like rhododendrons. There are also large festivals, such as the Paro Tsechu, where people wear elaborate costumes and masks.
- Autumn (September to November): The weather is clear and cool, and you can see the snowy mountains well. It’s one of the best times to visit!
- Winter (December to February): It’s a bit chilly, but there are fewer tourists, so it’s peaceful and quiet. You get amazing views of the Himalayas, and it’s a great time if you like calm and cozy trips.
- Monsoon (June to August): Everything turns green and fresh, but it can rain sometimes. It’s not the best for long hikes, but it’s still beautiful.
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