You will hike to Taktsang monastery which is about 900 meters above the Paro valley floor. This hike is open seven days a week and you can hike 365 days in a year. This trail is especially crowded during local auspicious and buddhist special events.
This private Bhutan tour avoids the tourist trail — no rushed checklists, no commercial stops, and no tourist buffet restaurants. Instead, you'll enjoy a relaxed pace, flexible days, and meals ordered from curated menus in handpicked cafés, farmhouses, and boutique restaurants. Beyond iconic highlights like Tiger's Nest and Punakha Dzong, the journey unfolds through soulful encounters: yoga at a monastery, tree planting with monks, and intimate cooking sessions with Bhutanese hosts. Every stay — whether a boutique hotel, eco-lodge, or family farmhouse — is chosen for authenticity and character, giving you a Bhutan experience that feels personal, meaningful, and quietly luxurious.
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Bhutan In-depth tour is an exclusive offering from Bhutan Travel Club – a customised trip designed to give you an unparalled insight into Bhutan and its culture, nature its people and the Bhutanese way of life. On this tour we invite you on a road of self-discovery as you discover Bhutan. Starts with the capital city of Thimphu, hiking exploration in the valleys of Thimphu and Punakha; the central valleys of Trongsa and Bumthang with some scenic hikes and finally take a domestic flight back to Paro to visit the iconic Tiger’s nest. Every stop is laden with attractions that will enliven you senses and will leave you with an indelible feeling of having touched the soul of Bhutan, rather than just skimming through attractions. This trip has very less driving times, with maximum exploration time to make the most of your holiday. Note - Please note that the pricing does NOT include the Sustainable Development Fee (SDF)/ Daily Tourism Tax of USD 100 per night per person.
Bhutan is a paradise for bird lovers and ornithology. Over 670 species of birds have been recorded and many more are yet to be discovered. Around 50 species of the known birds are winter migrants. These include ducks, waders, birds of prey, thrushes, finches and buntings. Bhutan is home to many species of birds that are in danger of extinction, including the Imperial Heron, which is one of the fifty rarest birds in the world and the rare Black-Necked Crane, which breeds in Tibet and then migrates over the Himalayas to Bhutan during the winter months. The Cranes can be spotted in Phobjikha Valley in Western Bhutan, Bumthang in Central Bhutan and 43 in Bomdeling in Eastern Bhutan. They migrate to these winter roosting sites in the months of September and October and fly back to Tibet between February and March.