A Bhutan holiday is the best possible get away from the busy life of the city. Also known as the “Land of the Thunder Dragons” and is also a mountaineers’ paradise, this beautiful hill country side is the home to the Bhutanese who are known for their hospitality and delicious cuisine. You can spot the Himalayas and visit breathtakingly gorgeous monasteries. Another way to enjoy your Bhutan holiday is by visiting the cities of Thimphu, Gangtey and Paro. Each is known for their mountain valley, nunneries and natural beauty. All in all, Bhutan is an environmentalist dream. When you travel to Bhutan ensure you see all the sights and beautiful temples in the area.

Visiting Thimphu and Paro

Thimbu is the capital of Bhutan and is the largest city of Bhutan. The culture is reflected in their national dress, literature religion and customs. They are known for their mask dances usually performed at the Tsechu festival. The festival is usually in autumn. The official residence of the King of Bhutan is in Thimpu along with the national Assembly. On your Bhutan tour makes sure you get to visit these monumental buildings and places. At Thimpu you will be able to shop for Bhutanese handmade artifacts and textiles. During the tour, you will get to see many monasteries and the mini zoo. Make sure you are appropriately dressed for the monastery. When you arrive in Paro you will be greeted by the beautiful sight of the Himalayas. Your Bhutan holiday will include a pleasant hike to Taktshang Monastery.

Punakha and Gangtey

The valleys of Punakh and Gangtey are civilized with cultivation and well populated region in Bhutan. Travel among valleys is easier now with the highway and development of roads. Your Bhutan tour will take you to recent and old fortresses and monuments built by kings and queens of the valley. Punakha is also the place of the residence of the monastery order during winter. You can have a nice picnic on the banks of the Punak chhu before returning to the hotel.

Advance bookings

It is very important to book your holiday well in advance. This will ensure you get confirmed booking no matter where you go in India. If you think a visit to Bhutan is not enough, try the north India golden triangle as well. This way you get to see more than one region of this vast country. Most importantly, ask for your Bhutan holiday itinerary. You must have a list of hotels and numbers with you at all time. Ensure that your trip is packed with sightseeing, treks and hikes as well as some adventure. An all round tour will include a visit to the river valleys of Paro and Wang Chhu.