The Royal Bhutan tour was done by Prince William and Kate Middleton in April 2016. We can let you experience a tour like the Royal family. Bhutan is a mystic & diverse happy kingdom, that’s quite isolated from the rest of the world. Moreover, this tiny kingdom is carbon-negative country with lush forested valleys, fortified monasteries, sacred mountains, and art and architecture unique to the region. This journey through the Royal Bhutan Tour lets you discover the history and heritage of this charming and serene kingdom with a visit to the beautiful hidden countryside.
First, you will arrive in Paro and then proceed with a scenic drive to Thimpu and hotel check-in. In the afternoon, you will head to Thimphu’s open-air archery venue, to witness the country’s national sport.
Accommodation: Hotel in Paro
On the second day of your Royal Bhutan Tour, you are gonna soak yourself in the scenic nature, Jigme Dorji Wangchuk Park walks, and hike to Tango Monastery in the morning. In the afternoon, we will visit the Buddha viewpoint, art school, and weekend market. Enjoy the evening walk in the town.
Accommodation: Hotel in Thimphu
Visit beautiful temples at Dochula Pass. Visit to the royal botanical garden at Lamperi will give us an inside view of the rich flora and fauna of Bhutan on the third day of the Royal Bhutan Tour. Later in the afternoon, we will hike to the fertility temple in Mesina. Evening joins the nuns for the prayers at Punakha.
Accommodation: Hotel at Punakha
Visit to massive fortress Punakha Dzong, and enjoy the most amazing arts and crafts at the Dzong site. Walk to the longest suspension bridge. Camping and rafting in the afternoon.
Accommodation: Hotel in Punakha.
Retrace our drive back to Paro, via Dochula, Thimphu, and Chuzom. On arrival enjoy wearing a Bhutanese dress, shooting archery, and heading to a typical farmhouse for a Bhutanese meal with local families. Enjoy a hot stone bath and check into the hotel later in the evening.
Accommodation: Hotel in Paro.
Hike to Paro Taktsang, the Tiger’s Nest monastery which dates to 1692. It is a magical place near the cave where Guru Padmasambhava – who is credited with introducing Buddhism to Bhutan – is said to have meditated for more than three months in the eighth century.
Accommodation: Hotel in Paro.
Today, you will fly toward your further destination or home country as per your flight schedule.
