Create your first impression of Bhutan from Paro International Airport. After a short rest, take a sightseeing tour to Paro Dzong, a fine example of Bhutanese historic architecture, and National Museum of Bhutan, where collects intriguing local artifacts with insightful instruction.

Meals：  Lunch   Dinner

Accommodation：Hotel in Paro

In 2024, the local people in Paro celebrate the Paro Tshechu Festival from March 20 to 24 . Both monks and common people will gather in dzongs to celebrate it, dressing their best clothes. The monks will dress like ghosts and dance for audience during the celebration. Although they look like ghosts, they are actually driving ghosts away in this way.

Meals：Breakfast   Lunch   Dinner

Accommodation：Hotel in Paro

You will transfer to Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan, for sightseeing today. You will visit the National Memorial Chorten, National Library, Folk Heritage Museum and Tashichho Dzong in Thimphu. You will get the outline of Bhutan’s culture and history after today’s sightseeing.

Meals：Breakfast   Lunch   Dinner

Accommodation：Hotel in Thimphu

Today, you will go back to Paro to continue the celebration for the Tshechu Festival, but let’s go to the Punakha to explore more about Bhutan first. You will stop at the Dochu La Pass for a grand view of the Himalaya Range on your way to Punakha.

Punakha is the former capital of Bhutan. You will learn about its history, arts and religions in Chimi Lhakhang and Punakha Dzong. Transfer to Paro after today’s Punakha tour.

Meals：Breakfast   Lunch   Dinner

Accommodation：Hotel in Paro

Welcome to another session of Tshechu Festival Celebration in Paro. You will visit the Paro Dzong again. You may see a huge Thangka of Guru Rinpoche hanging on the wall of the Dzong. Devout Buddhists walk around the Thangka to pray for good life and peace. You can also try local snacks.

Meals：Breakfast   Lunch   Dinner

Accommodation：Hotel in Paro

The Taktsang Monastery is a must-visit attraction for most tourists. It is more prosperous during the Tshechu Festival. Around 2.5 hours’ hiking are needed to reach Taktsang Monastery, the most famous religious relic in Bhutan. It is possible to take a rest at the view terrace, which is located on the half point of the hiking route.

Meals：Breakfast   Lunch   Dinner

Accommodation：Hotel in Paro

Your tour guide will help you board on your plane to your next destination. Wish you all the best! TASHI DELEK!

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