Introduction to Glimpse of Bhutan – 6 Nights 7 Days Bhutan Tour
This six nights and seven days Bhutan Tour is the longest trip we operate in Bhutan. Spend your week in Bhutan and we bet this is going to be most beautiful weeks spend on your vacations.
This six nights and seven days Bhutan Tour is the longest trip we operate in Bhutan. Spend your week in Bhutan and we bet this is going to be most beautiful weeks spend on your vacations.
On clear weather glimpse of Mount Everest and Lhotse is an additional advantage of flight from Kathmandu to Paro or vice versa. You will find a close insight into the happiest people of Asia and their culture and traditions.
Exploring most of the monasteries and sites within Bhutan and flight over the highest mountain of the world with several snow-capped mountains are best offered by this trip.
Similar to any other fly in and fly out multi day Bhutan Tour you will start with a flight from Kathmandu to Paro via Druk Air.
Bhutan Tour Highlights
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Bhutan Tour Outline Itinerary
Day 1: Kathmandu to Paro (Flight) to Thimpu (Drive)
Thimpu
Tour time: 3 to 4 hours
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals: All Inclusive
Overnight: Thimpu
Early morning you will onboard Druk Air for flight to Paro in Bhutan. After the end of eastern Himalayas, you will land on a tiny airstrip of Paro.
From Paro, another one-hour drive will shift you to the Capital of Bhutan, Thimpu. You will be exploring Tashichho Dzong, National Museum and Weekend Market on Thimpu.
Tashichho Dzong is the venue for Thimpu Festival as well that happens to fall. There is no need to be in a rush, as tomorrow you will have an entire day to explore around Thimpu.
Paro
Paro is one of Bhutan’s most picturesque and culturally rich valleys, nestled at an altitude of around 2,200 meters (7,218 feet). Surrounded by snow-capped peaks, pine-covered hills, and fertile farmlands, Paro offers a harmonious blend of natural beauty, spiritual significance, and historic charm. The town is home to some of Bhutan’s most iconic landmarks, including the Tiger’s Nest Monastery (Taktsang)—a sacred site perched dramatically on a cliff, drawing pilgrims and trekkers alike. Visitors can also explore the Rinpung Dzong, a majestic fortress-monastery, and the National Museum, located in a former watchtower with panoramic views of the valley. Paro is also Bhutan’s international gateway, with the country’s only international airport located here. Despite being a central hub, the town retains its peaceful rural atmosphere, traditional architecture, and deep cultural roots. With scenic hikes, heritage sites, and warm hospitality, Paro serves as both a perfect introduction and a memorable farewell to the Land of the Thunder Dragon.Day 2: Thimpu Day Tour
Thimpu
Tour time: 5 to 6 hours
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals: All Inclusive
Overnight: Thimpu
Capital of Bhutan has lots more to be explored. Wide and clean road with trees planted it looks more relaxed.
Ten to fifteen minutes walking distance from the hotel there exist King’s Memorial Chorten. You can go on your own and watch around. Many Bhutanese gathers here for praying every day.
After Nunnery on the outskirts of Thimpu, you will explore Changangkha Lhakhang Temple.
Paper factory show you the process of how traditional paper is made. You can buy souvenirs for your friends and family.
Sangayagang View Point or often known as Telecom Tower offer wonderful views of the valley of Thimpu.
Thimphu
Thimphu, the capital and largest city of Bhutan, beautifully blends tradition with modernity. Home to around 90,000 residents, it is the political, cultural, and economic heart of the country. Despite its growing infrastructure, Thimphu remains deeply rooted in Bhutanese customs and spirituality.rnrnThe city features clean, wide roads lined with trees, and uniquely, it is one of the only capitals in the world without traffic lights. Traditional architecture dominates the cityscape, with buildings adorned in Bhutanese motifs and woodwork.rnrnThimphu is dotted with significant landmarks like the King’s Memorial Chorten, National Library, and the Folk Heritage Museum, offering deep insights into the country’s history and values. It also supports thriving arts and crafts scenes, from the Thanka Painting School to handmade paper workshops, making it a great place to pick up authentic Bhutanese souvenirs.Day 3: Thimpu to Punakha (Drive)
Punakha
Tour time: 5 hours
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals: All Inclusive
Overnight: Punakha
Winter capital of Bhutan, i.e. Punakha is accessible passing via the Dochu La Pass. Explore a little bit of Punakha and continue toward Trongsa passing through Paul Le Pass.
Your lunch camp will be set at Chedebji Chorten (Stupa). This is a famous lunch camp for local from Bhutanese Highway connecting east to west.
Trongsa is famous for the largest Dzong of Bhutan. Historical Trongsa Dzong can be explored entirely. Present Royal Family of Bhutan comes in power from this place in early on this century.
Punakha
Punakha, the former winter capital of Bhutan, is a stunning valley town nestled at the confluence of the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers. Located at a lower altitude than Thimphu, it enjoys a mild climate year-round, making it a lush and fertile region ideal for agriculture, especially rice cultivation.rnrnThe main highlight of Punakha is the majestic Punakha Dzong, also known as the “Palace of Great Happiness.” This architectural masterpiece, set against a backdrop of mountains and riverbanks, is considered one of the most beautiful and significant dzongs in Bhutan. It holds deep historical and religious importance, having served as the administrative center and winter residence of the monastic body.rnrnNearby, the Wangdue Phodrang Dzong adds to the region’s cultural charm and offers panoramic views of the surrounding valley.Day 4: Punakha to Bumthang (Drive)
Bumthang
Tour time: 5 hours
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals: All Inclusive
Overnight: Bumthang
Bumthang is a combination of four valleys. After traversing through the Yotong La Pass you will enter on Valley of Chumey.
This used to be the summer residence of the second king from Bhutan and from there you will hike for 15 minutes to Prakar Monastery.
From here next destination is Yathra Weaving Center (Colorful Wool Weaving). From here you will drive next to Jakar, the centre of Bumthang Valley. Bumthang is considered as one of the sacred valleys in Bhutan.
Swiss Farm Area with fruit and beer factory is optional and subject to availability of permit.
Bumthang
Bumthang, known as the spiritual heart of Bhutan, is a serene region made up of four sacred valleys—Chumey, Choekhor, Tang, and Ura. Rich in history and mythology, it’s home to some of Bhutan’s oldest monasteries and temples, including Kurje Lhakhang and Jambay Lhakhang. The area is also famous for its Yathra wool weaving, peaceful countryside, and optional visits to the Swiss Farm, known for its cheese and local beer. With its blend of spiritual depth and natural beauty, Bumthang offers a tranquil, authentic experience for cultural explorers.Want to know more about this trek?
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Day 5: Bumthang to Punakha (Drive)
Punakha
Tour time: 5 hours
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals: All Inclusive
Overnight: Punakha
Depending on the time spent on the drive from Bumthang to Punakha you will explore Punakha Dzong and hike to Chimi Lhakhang.
The road trip is pretty long around six to seven hours from Bumthang to Punakha. Chimi Lhakhang is a famous and holy area where childless women go to receive a blessing (want) from the saint.
Punakha is also wintering capital of Bhutan, as it is located in a warm area of 1400 m from sea level.
Chimi Lhakhang
Chimi Lhakhang, also known as the Fertility Temple, is one of Bhutan’s most unique and revered spiritual sites. Located on a small hilltop in the Punakha Valley, it was built in the 15th century by the followers of Lama Drukpa Kunley, the “Divine Madman”a beloved saint known for his unorthodox teachings and humorous, unconventional approach to Buddhism. The temple is especially famous as a pilgrimage site for couples seeking fertility blessings. Childless women from across Bhutan and beyond visit Chimi Lhakhang with the hope of receiving a divine blessing for conception. The walk to the temple is a pleasant 20-minute hike through traditional villages and rice fields, offering a peaceful and scenic approach. With its colorful murals, spiritual atmosphere, and quirky backstory, Chimi Lhakhang offers both cultural insight and spiritual serenity, making it a memorable stop for any Bhutan traveler.Day 6: Punakha to Paro (Drive)
Paro
Tour time: 4 to 5 hours
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals: All Inclusive
Overnight: Paro
Total drive of around four hours will shift you from Punakha to Paro. Dochula Pass at an elevation of 3048 m from sea level offers a scenic view of the highest mountain in Bhutan.
You will be exploring the National Museum and Rinpung Dzong in Paro. On the subject to the timeframe, you can ask the guide for any short hike or sightseeing around Paro.
Best ideas might be to stay at a hotel in the afternoon and relax for a while. This is your last day in Bhutan.
Rinpung Dzong
Rinpung Dzong, meaning “Fortress of the Heap of Jewels,” is one of Bhutan’s most impressive and historically significant dzongs. Located in the Paro Valley, this majestic fortress-monastery was built in the 17th century by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, the unifier of Bhutan. Perched on a hillside overlooking the Paro River, Rinpung Dzong serves both as a monastic center and administrative headquarters for the Paro district. Its massive whitewashed walls, beautiful courtyards, and intricately painted wooden galleries showcase classic Bhutanese architecture at its finest. The dzong is also famous for hosting the annual Paro Tsechu, one of Bhutan’s most vibrant religious festivals, featuring sacred mask dances and cultural rituals. A walk across the traditional cantilever bridge leading to the dzong adds to its timeless charm.
Day 7: Paro to Kathmandu (Flight)
Kathmandu
Tour time: 2 hours
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals: All Inclusive
Overnight: Kathmandu
As per your flight schedule, you will be transferred to Paro International Airport. Onboard depart Bhutan via Druk Air.
Enjoy the sensational view of Himalayas during flight. Remember on clear weather you can view Mount Everest and Mount Lhotse from the windowpane.
Upon reaching Kathmandu you will be transferred to respective hotels in Kathmandu.
This is the end of your week-long Bhutan Trip. If you have a couple of days left, then enjoy at your best. In the end, we will arrange necessary ground transport for the international departure from Nepal.
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Read Before You Book: 6 Nights 7 Days Bhutan Tour
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Flight Info – What You Need to Know
Flights to Bhutan can be a little tricky, but don’t worry—we’ll help every step of the way.
Airport transfers in Bhutan are included in your tour, so you’ll be in good hands from the moment you land.
- You’ll most likely fly into Paro International Airport, the only international airport in Bhutan.
- Direct flights are available from Kathmandu, Delhi, Bangkok, and other select cities.
- Since seats are limited, we strongly recommend booking flights early—we’re happy to assist you with this.
Activity Level – Is This Tour Right for You?
This isn’t a high-altitude trek or physically demanding itinerary—this is about slowing down and soaking in the serenity and culture of Bhutan.
No special gear or fitness preparation is needed—just bring your curiosity and love for beautiful places.
Perfect for families, couples, solo travelers, and guests of all ages.
You’ll explore monasteries, ancient dzongs (fortresses), and scenic towns, mostly on foot at a relaxed pace.
Best Time to Go – Bhutan’s Seasons
Bhutan is beautiful all year round, but here’s when we recommend going:
- Spring (March–May): Rhododendrons bloom, skies are clear, and festivals begin—one of the best times to visit.
- Autumn (Sept–Nov): Crisp air, golden fields, and incredible views of the Himalayas.
- Winter (Dec–Feb): Quiet, peaceful, and chilly—ideal for those who love fewer crowds and a more intimate feel.
- Summer/Monsoon (June–Aug): Lush and green with occasional rain; great for photographers and off-season explorers.
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FAQs For Complete Bhutan Circuit
Activities and Sightseeing
What are the main highlights of the tour?
The tour includes visits to iconic dzongs and monasteries, the Tiger’s Nest hike, cultural experiences in Thimphu and Punakha, scenic Himalayan drives, and immersive local village walks.
Is the hike to Tiger’s Nest Monastery difficult?
The hike is moderately challenging and takes about 4–5 hours round-trip. It’s manageable for most travelers with basic fitness, and horses are available for hire partway if needed.
Will I get to experience Bhutanese culture during the tour?
Yes! The itinerary includes market visits, traditional meals, and chances to witness prayer ceremonies or local festivals if the timing aligns.
Are all sightseeing entrance fees included in the package?
Yes, all entrance fees for dzongs, monasteries, and heritage sites mentioned in the itinerary are covered in your package cost.
Can I customize or add activities to the tour?
Absolutely. We’re happy to arrange optional experiences like farmhouse lunches, hot stone baths, or festival extensions—just let us know in advance!
Travel and Logistics
How do I get to Bhutan for this tour?
You’ll fly into Paro International Airport, with direct flights available from Kathmandu, Delhi, Bangkok, and a few other cities. Magical Nepal can help book your flights upon request.
Are airport transfers included in the package?
Yes, private airport pick-up and drop-off in Paro are included for a smooth and stress-free arrival and departure experience.
Do I need a visa to travel to Bhutan?
Yes, all travelers (except Indian, Bangladeshi, and Maldivian nationals) require a Bhutanese visa, which Magical Nepal will arrange for you as part of your booking.
What kind of transportation is used during the tour?
All overland travel in Bhutan is by private, comfortable vehicle with an experienced driver. Roads are scenic but winding, especially over mountain passes.
What kind of accommodation is provided?
You’ll stay in 3-star hotels or traditional Bhutanese lodges, offering comfort, cleanliness, and authentic local charm. Upgrades to luxury properties are available on request.
Is travel insurance required for this trip?
Yes, travel insurance is recommended for Bhutan tours. It should cover medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and high-altitude travel. We recommend purchasing it before finalizing your trip.
Travel and Logistics
How do I book the Bhutan – 5 Nights 6 Days Tour?
You can book the tour directly through the Magical Nepal website or contact their customer service for assistance.
What is included in the tour package?
The package includes flights, accommodation, guided tours, and transportation within Bhutan.
Do I need a visa to travel to Bhutan?
Yes, a visa is required for Bhutan, and Magical Nepal can assist with the visa application process.
What is the best time to take this tour?
The best time to visit Bhutan is during the spring and autumn months, when the weather is pleasant and ideal for sightseeing.
How much luggage can I bring on the tour?
It is advisable to travel light due to airline luggage restrictions; check with Magical Nepal for specific guidelines
Are there any health precautions to take before the tour?
No special health precautions are necessary, but it’s always good to be up-to-date with routine vaccinations.
What currency is used in Bhutan, and can I use credit cards?
The local currency is the Bhutanese Ngultrum (BTN). Credit cards are accepted in some places, but it’s best to carry cash for smaller transactions.
Packing and Preparation
What should I pack for this tour?
Pack layered clothing, as temperatures can vary, along with comfortable walking shoes, a light jacket, sunglasses, sunscreen, and any personal medication.
Do I need to bring trekking gear?
No trekking gear is required. The trip is mostly sightseeing with light walking, so casual travel wear is sufficient.
Is internet and phone connectivity available?
Yes, most hotels offer Wi-Fi, and you can also get a local SIM card with data for better coverage during your stay.
Can I use credit cards in Bhutan?
Cash is recommended for small purchases. Credit cards are accepted at some hotels and shops, but not everywhere. We suggest carrying Bhutanese Ngultrum or Indian Rupees.
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