Your journey to Bhutan begins with a spectacular flight into Paro, offering sweeping views of the towering Himalayan peaks. Upon arrival, a Zen Eco Travel representative will welcome you at the airport. After a delightful lunch, explore Paro’s notable sites, including the National Museum at Ta Dzong, which holds an extensive collection of Bhutanese art and artifacts. Visit the Rimpong Dzong, renowned for its beautiful murals and historical significance. Later, drive to Thimphu for an overnight stay.
Highlights of Sinchula Winter Trek
Traditional Trails Between Thimphu and Punakha: Follow an ancient path that once connected Thimphu to Punakha before the construction of modern roads. Trekking this trail gives a glimpse into Bhutan’s past, passing through untouched villages and sacred sites.
Forests, Rice Terraces, and Snow-Capped Peaks: Immerse yourself in Bhutan’s natural beauty as you trek through forests of blue pine, rhododendron, and oak. Walk past terraced rice fields that shimmer under the winter sun, with breathtaking views of snow-covered mountain peaks along the way.
Cultural Exploration in Punakha and Thimphu: Explore Bhutan’s rich history and spiritual traditions in the ancient capital of Punakha and the vibrant city of Thimphu. Visit remote monasteries, dzongs, and temples that house centuries-old art, carvings, and sacred Buddhist relics.
Taktsang Monastery Hike: Climb to the iconic Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest) Monastery, dramatically perched on a cliffside 900 meters above the Paro Valley. This sacred pilgrimage site offers stunning views and insights into Bhutanese spiritual life.
Authentic Village and Farmhouse Experiences: Engage with local communities through farmhouse visits and village excursions, where you’ll experience Bhutan’s unique rural lifestyle. Gain deeper insight into the daily lives of Bhutanese families and their deep-rooted cultural traditions.