Arrive at Paro International Airport, where a representative will warmly welcome you. After checking in and a relaxing lunch, visit the fascinating National Museum, housed in Ta Dzong, a former watchtower offering sweeping views of the Paro valley. Continue to Rimpong Dzong, a stunning fortress monastery filled with beautiful religious relics and intricate artwork. Enjoy a stroll across the traditional cantilevered wooden bridge, locally known as Nyamai Zam, before settling in at your hotel for the night

After breakfast, embark on a memorable hike to the renowned Taktsang Monastery, or Tiger's Nest, perched dramatically on a cliff 900 meters above the Paro valley. The monastery has deep cultural significance, with legends of Guru Rimpoche meditating here in the 8th century. After descending, visit the historic Drukgyel Dzong, recently reconstructed to restore its former glory, with stunning views of Mt. Jomolhari (7,326 meters) in the distance. Return to Paro for an overnight stay.

Begin your trekking adventure today! Starting with a gradual ascent through lush forests, you’ll pass by small settlements and fields until reaching Jele Dzong at an elevation of 3,480 meters. From here, take in the serene views of the Paro valley and visit the small Lhakhang within Jele Dzong, home to a statue of Buddha Shakyamuni. Camp overnight at Jele Dzong.

Set off from Jele Dzong, trekking through dense rhododendron forests that come alive with vibrant blossoms in spring. Along the way, enjoy occasional views of the towering Mt. Chomolhari (7,326 meters) in the distance. You may also encounter nomadic yak herders tending to their livestock in the alpine pastures. Arrive at Jangchulakha and camp at 3,770 meters.

Today’s trail leads you along a high ridge, offering breathtaking vistas of the surrounding peaks, particularly Jichu Drake (6,794 meters), believed to be the protective deity of Paro. End your day by the stunning Jimilangtsho Lake, known for its giant trout and peaceful surroundings. Camp near the lake at an elevation of 3,870 meters.

Continue trekking through dwarf rhododendron forests, passing by the beautiful Janeetsho Lake. The trail provides opportunities to witness yak herder life as you climb gradually. Camp for the night near Simkota Lake, where you can enjoy the serene lake views and, if desired, fish for your dinner. Camp at 4,110 meters.

Begin the day with a gentle ascent, revealing stunning views of Bhutan's tallest mountain, Mt. Gangkar Puensum (7,570 meters), if the skies are clear. The trail gradually descends through aromatic juniper forests until reaching the campsite at Phajoding, nestled at 3,610 meters. Camp overnight at Phajoding.

Today is a leisurely downhill trek through lush pine forests, leading you into the bustling town of Thimphu, Bhutan’s capital. The afternoon is free for you to explore or unwind after the trek. Spend the night in a comfortable hotel in Thimphu.

Embark on a scenic drive over Dochu-La Pass (3,100 meters), where you’ll be rewarded with panoramic views of the eastern Himalayas on clear days. Continue to Punakha, Bhutan’s former capital, to visit the majestic Punakha Dzong, one of the country’s most beautiful fortresses, situated at the confluence of the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers. Next, visit Chimi Lhakhang, a temple dedicated to Drukpa Kunley, the “Divine Madman.” Return to Thimphu for an overnight stay.

After breakfast, enjoy a day of sightseeing in Thimphu. Visit the National Memorial Chorten, dedicated to the third king of Bhutan, and the Changangkha Temple, one of Thimphu’s oldest temples. Continue to the Folk Heritage Museum, which offers insights into Bhutanese rural life. If time permits, visit the Takin Sanctuary, home to Bhutan's unique national animal, and the impressive Tashichhodzong. In the afternoon, drive back to Paro for your final overnight stay.

After a hearty breakfast, bid farewell to Bhutan as you are transferred to Paro International Airport for your onward journey. Tashi Delek!