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Explore Bhutan

 
If you do visit Bhutan, you will become one of the few who have experienced the charm and magic of one of the world’s most enigmatic cou?ntries – the ‘last Shangri La’ .
 

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Eastern Bhutan Tour
 
 
Key Information

Travel Style: Small / Big Group
Start Location: Paro
End Location: Samdrup Jongkhar
Duration: 10 nights /11 days
Accommodation: Hotels / Farm House
Period: All Round
Difficulty: Suitable for Most Travellers

 

Even though it is most densely populated region, eastern Bhutan remains the kingdom’s hinterland. Roads reach the major towns, but most settlements are hidden in the steep hillsides of remote and isolated valleys, some of which are home to minority ethnic groups comprising less than 1000 people.
Eastern Bhutanese love their home-brewed arra (rice wine) and locally grown green chilies. It is because of the slash-and-burn system of shifting cultivation called tsheri, the forest cover at lower elevations is less extensive than in other parts of Bhutan. The general quality of hotels, food and service in eastern Bhutan is lower than it is in Thimphu and Paro.

Tour Highlights

-Visit Trashigang, one of the most attractive and lively towns in Bhutan

-Fasten your seabelt for dramatic cliff-hugging road over the 3750m Thrumshing La

-Take the picturesque drive up to Lhuntshe Dzong in the remote and ancient region on Kurtoe

-Watch some of Bhutan’s finest cloth being woven at the remote and traditional weaving village of Khoma

-Check your sin levels at the picturesque pilgrimage spot of Gom Kora

-Walk around the impressive Chorten Kora and watch handicarfts made at the National institute for Zorig Chusum in remote Trashi Yangtshe

Description

This Standard Package includes:

• Standard hotels(2-3 stars)
• All meals
• Transport/transfers within Bhutan
• Entrance fees and permit
• Sightseeing and trekking as per itinerary with English speaking guide
• necessary arrangements
• 35% royalty to the government
• 24 hours service from Guide and tour operator

Not included in the cost

• Travel Insurance
• Airfares
• Beverages
• Airport taxes
• Expenses of personal nature
• Excess baggage
• Tips to guides and drivers

Itinerary
Day 01: Arrive Paro
Day 02: Paro
Day 03: Paro to Thimphu
Day 04: Thimphu to Punakha
Day 05: Punakha to Wangduephodrang to Gangtey (Phobjikha)
Day 06: Gangtey (Phobjikha) to Trongsa
Day 07: Trongsa to Bumthang (Jakar)
Day 08: Bumthang
Day 09: Bumthang to Mongar
Day 10: Mongar to Trashigang
Day 11: Trashigang (excursion to Trashiyangtse)
Day 12: Trashigang to Samdrup Jongkhar
Day 13: Samdrup Jongkhar to Guwahati

(Note: These are sample itinerary planned to give you a general idea of trip to Bhutan. We can tailor, and make tour programs to meet individual needs and preferences.)

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If you do visit Bhutan, you will become one of the few who have experienced the charm and magic of one of the world’s most enigmatic countries – the ‘last Shangri La’ .

 

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