Jakar Dzong Festival |Jakar Festival Travel Packages |Jakar Dzong Festival Experience|
(29 Oct -01 November 2025)
Jakar Dzong Festival Tour detail informations A Brief Description 07 Nights/08 days in Bhutan The Jakar Dzong Festival, held annually at the “Fortress of the White Bird” in Bumthang, Bhutan, is a vibrant celebration that honors Guru Rinpoche and is a profound occasion for spiritual renewal and cultural preservation. Taking place in the autumn season, the festival attracts both locals and visitors eager to partake in its rich religious and cultural traditions. At the heart of the festival are the mesmerizing mask dances, or Cham, performed by monks and lay dancers in intricate costumes. These ritual dances dramatize stories from Buddhist scriptures, emphasizing themes of good triumphing over evil, compassion, wisdom, and faith. Among the most iconic performances is the Guru Tshengye dance, representing the eight manifestations of Guru Rinpoche. A major highlight is the unveiling of a massive thongdrol, a sacred tapestry believed to bestow blessings upon all who witness it. Beyond its spiritual significance, the Jakar Dzong Festival is also a cherished social event. People don their finest traditional attire, share festive meals, and strengthen community ties. The celebration is enriched by music, traditional arts, and a lively atmosphere that blends joy with reverence. For visitors, the festival offers an unparalleled opportunity to experience Bhutan’s spiritual essence and cultural vibrancy against the breathtaking backdrop of Bumthang’s lush valleys. It is a remarkable event that beautifully intertwines devotion, artistic expression, and community spirit. Book Now Tour Highlights Detailed Itnerary Plan Your Trip Value-Added Option Festival provides the occasions for the community to get together Explore how these religious dances convey religious messages to the people. Discover how it brings joy and happiness to all sentient beings. It is also a time, where the Bhutanese will dress up with their finest traditional dresses. Festivals play a very important role in the essence of Bhutanese culture. Festivals are combination of both the spiritual and social. Festival teaches the basic precepts of Buddhism to the people. Mingle and be like local and happy people of Bhutan. Family members are gathered together during the festivals. Explore, Discover and enjoy the religious festivals held in the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan. By witnessing the festivals, our sins are removed and blessed with virtues and merits. Day 01. Arrive to Paro – Transfer to Thimphu The flight into Paro on our national carrier, Druk Air, is a befitting introduction to the spectacular beauty of our country. In clear weather, magnificent views of the world’s highest peaks like Gangkar Puensum, give way to the lush green Paro valley as you land. Your Bhutanese escort from Authentic Bhutan Tours- For Your Bhutan Experience! will warmly welcome & greet you on arrival, and then to Thimphu, the capital city of Bhutan. The drive will take about 1 hour and 30 minutes along a river valley, past small villages and traditional farmhouses, through peaceful countryside. It’s a small & charming capital city located in the heart of the Himalayas. On reaching Thimphu, we will do a short hike, from Kuensel Phodrang to Depsi (South of Thimphu). Before we start the hike, we will visit the Tallest Buddha Statue in the world. Then we will start the hike. The hiking is more or less very easy and a plain walk through the forest of Pine, Rhododendron and Oak trees. The hike will take about 1-hour 30 mins. We can see Thimphu city, Thimphu River (Wangchhu) and other adjacent towns through this hike. We can also take some fluttering prayer flags (Lungta) and hang them between two to three trees that will bring fortune, happiness and good health to every one in this world including your enemy. In the evening, visit Tashi Chho Dzong, seat of the national government and the Central Monastic Body, including the summer residence of the Je Khenpo (Chief Abbot of Bhutan) and stroll around Thimphu town. Dinner and overnight stay in the hotel, Thimphu. Day 02. Thimphu Stay Sightseeing in Thimphu, visit Memorial Chhorten, built in 1974 in the memory of third king late Jigme Dorji Wangchuk, and the temple inside gives good examples of tantric Buddhism and its philosophy. Mothithang minizoo to see the National Animal of Bhutan (Takin), Zulikha Nunnery, the Thangtong Dewachen nunnery was founded in 1976 by Rikey Jadrel and today it houses the sixty nuns engaged in Buddhist study and practices. Folk Heritage Museum, this Folk Heritage Museum is a showcase, the 19-century farmhouse and the living style of the Bhutanese family. National Library, the National Library was established in 1967 to preserve many ancient Dzongkha and Tibetan texts. Lunch in Thimphu town. After lunch, visit Paper Factory, where Bhutanese Traditional Papers & paper products are made. Weaving Center produces hand-woven textiles on site and has a selection of cloth and ready-made garments for sale. This is one of the few places where you can watch weavers at work, and then Authentic Bhutanese handicrafts. In the evening we will visit Bhutanese Farm House for dinner and Traditional Hot Stone bath. Overnight stay at Thimphu Hotel or we can even organize in Bhutanese Farm House. Day 03. Thimphu – Phojikha After our breakfast, we will drive to Punakha/Wangdi. The road climbs steeply through forests of pine, hemlock spruce and rhododendrons. At Dochula Pass (3150m) you will have a breathtaking panoramic view of the Eastern Himalayan Mountain ranges. The pass is adorned with 108 small stupas and many kinds of prayer flags. Then the road descends through lush forests to the fertile valley of Punakha & Wangdi Phodrang. On reaching Lobesa, we will visit Chhimi Lhakhang, which is located at a hilltop. The temple is known as ‘the temple of fertility’. At Punakha, visit the most beautiful dzongs in Bhutan, Punakha Dzong. Lunch at Punakha and then drive to Phobjikha Valley. On reaching Gangtey, visit Gangtey Goenpa Lhakhang and then enjoy with Black neck Crane – an endangered bird in the world. Evening stroll around the valley. Dinner and overnight stay at hotel Gakiling Guest House or similar standard. Day 04. Phobjikha –
Dechenphu Lhakhang Festival |Dechenphu Festival Travel Packages| Dechenphu Festival|
(31 October, 2025)
Dechenphu Lhakhang Festival Tour detail informations A Brief Description 07 Nights/08 days in Bhutan Dechenphu Lhakhang festival (tshechu) is dedicated to Gay Ngyen Jakpa Melen, a powerful guardian deity of Bhutan. Some of the sacred dances performed during the festival include the Zhananga Cham, Genyen Kunchaam, Shazam Cham, and Nga Cham. Many traditional and classical dances are also performed. The one-day festival is one of the most important sacred festivals in Bhutan. On the following pages we have compiled the most popular activities and day hikes in each valley. Book Now Tour Highlights Detailed Itnerary Plan Your Trip Value-Added Option Festival provides the occasions for the community to get together Explore how these religious dances convey religious messages to the people. Discover how it brings joy and happiness to all sentient beings. It is also a time, where the Bhutanese will dress up with their finest traditional dresses. Festivals play a very important role in the essence of Bhutanese culture. Festivals are combination of both the spiritual and social. Festival teaches the basic precepts of Buddhism to the people. Mingle and be like local and happy people of Bhutan. Family members are gathered together during the festivals. Explore, Discover and enjoy the religious festivals held in the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan. By witnessing the festivals, our sins are removed and blessed with virtues and merits. Day 01. Arrive to Paro – Transfer to Thimphu The flight into Paro is a befitting introduction to the spectacular beauty of our country. In clear weather, magnificent views of the world’s highest peaks like Gangkar Puensum, give way to the lush green Paro valley as you land. Your Bhutanese guide and driver from Authentic Bhutan Tours will warmly welcome & greet you on arrival, who will remain with you all through out your journey across Bhutan. Then we will drive to Thimphu. Lunch will be served at Thimphu. After lunch we will visit to Memorial Chhorten – built in 1974 in the memory of third king late Jigme Dorji Wangchuk, and the temple inside gives good examples of tantric Buddhist and its philosophy and then we will visit to Big Buddha Statue – this gigantic statue of Shakyamuni measures in at a height of 51.5 meters, making it one of the largest statues of Buddha in the world. Evening stroll around Thimphu town. Dinner and overnight stay at Thimphu Hotel. Day 02. Thimphu Stay After enjoying the breakfast at hotel, we will do sightseeing in Thimphu City.. Visit to Post office, to make your own stamp and send to your loved ones.. Traditional Bhutanese Paper- to see the traditional methods to produce the authentic Bhutanese Paper known as Deh-sho), Weaving center, you will see here our young girls and women weaving so interestingly. Lunch will be served at one of the Restaurant at Thimphu. After lunch, we will continue with our sightseeing and visit to Drupthop Dewachen Nunnery, this nunnery was founded in 1976 by Rikey Jadrel, who is considered an emanation of Thangtong Gyalpo and then Takin zoo, to see the national animal of Bhutan. Evening visit to Trachichho Dzong, it is an architectural delight and houses the throne room, and the office of His Majesty the king and the ministries of home affairs and finance. Then stroll and explore around Thimphu town and do some shopping in Bhutan. Dinner and over night stay at one of the hotel in Thimphu. Day 03. Thimphu Stay (Enjoy with the Dechenphu Lhakhang Festival) Today after breakfast, we will drive to Dechenphu Lhakhang and enjoy and witness the Dechenphu Lhakhang Festival. Lunch we will served at Thimphu. After lunch we will be free or leisure time. Dinner and overnight stay at Thimphu hotel. Day 04. Thimphu – Punakha After our breakfast, we will drive to Punakha/Wangdi. The road climbs steeply through forests of pine, hemlock spruce and rhododendrons. At Dochula Pass (3150m) you will have a breathtaking panoramic view of the Eastern Himalayan Mountain ranges on clear days. The pass is adorned with 108 small stupas and many kinds of prayer flags. Then the road descends through lush forests to the fertile valley of Punakha & Wangdi Phodrang. On reaching Lobesa, we will visit Chhimi Lhakhang, which is located at a hilltop. The temple is known as ‘the temple of fertility’. Lunch will be served here at Lobesa, one of the restaurants. At Punakha, visit the most beautiful dzongs in Bhutan, Punakha Dzong. After this, we will drive till the view point of Khamsum Yule Namgyle Chhorten, passing the beautiful rural landscape. Evening at leisure. Dinner and over night stay at Hotel Punakha. Day 05. Punakha Stay Today after breakfast, we will enjoy the White Water Rafting at Mo-Chhu River. Lunch will be served at picnic lunch or at Punakha. After lunch, we will hike to Khamsum Yule Namgyel Chhorten. Dinner and overnight stay at Punakha hotel. Day 06. Punakha – Paro After the breakfast at hotel, drive back to Paro. The road descents to Wangdi Valey and the road climbs steeply through forests of pine, hemlock spruce and rhododendrons. At Dochula Pass (3150m) you will have a breathtaking panoramic view of the Eastern Himalayan Mountain ranges on clear days. The pass is adorned with 108 small stupas and many kinds of prayer flags. Lunch will be served at Dochula Café or on the way. Continue the journey to Paro. On the way we will visit to Tachho Gang Lhakhang crossing over the iron chain bridge. On reaching Paro, we will stroll around Paro town, for some shopping. Dinner and overnight stay at Paro Hotel. Day 07. Paro Stay After the breakfast we will drive till the Ramthangka, where the hike to one of the Bhutan’s most dramatic monuments, the Tiger’s Nest (Taktshang Monaster). We will use pony till the Taktshang cafeteria. From cafeteria, we have to hike up to monastery about 1hr 30minutes. Even from the cafeteria, we can see the spectacular views of this most scared monastery in the Buddhism world. Some of
Jambay Lhakhang Festival |Jambay Lhakhang Festival Travel Packages |Jambay Lhakhang Festival Tours|
(05 – 08 November, 2025)
Jambay Lhakhang Festival Tours detail informations A Brief Description 09 Nights/10 days in Bhutan The Jambay Lhakhang Festival, also known as Jambay Lhakhang Drup, is a vibrant and significant religious festival celebrated in Bhutan. This annual event takes place at the Jambay Lhakhang, a sacred monastery located in the Bumthang Valley. The festival is one of the most famous and oldest tsechus (festivals) in Bhutan, dating back over a thousand years. It is a time of deep spiritual devotion, lively celebrations, and cultural festivities. Key Features of Jambay Lhakhang Festival: 1. Historical and Spiritual Significance:The Jambay Lhakhang Festival is held in honor of Guru Rinpoche (Padmasambhava) and to commemorate his visit to Bhutan in the 8th century. Guru Rinpoche is credited with introducing Buddhism to Bhutan and is revered as a nationalsaint. 2. Mask Dances (Cham Dances):A highlight of the festival is the performance of traditional mask dances known as cham dances. These dances tell stories from Buddhist scriptures, local history, and mythology. Monks and laypeople don ornate costumes and elaborate masks to enact these stories.3. Religious Rituals:The festival includes a series of religious rituals, prayers, and ceremonies conducted by monks and lamas. These rituals are believed to invoke blessings, protect against negative forces, and bring spiritual harmony.4. Spiritual Cleansing:One of the unique aspects of the Jambay Lhakhang Festival is the “Mewang” or “Fire Blessing.” Participants walk over a large fire as a form of spiritual purification, symbolizing the dispelling of obstacles and impurities. 5. Cultural Performances: In addition to the mask dances, the festival may feature traditional Bhutanese music, dance, and theatrical performances. These cultural elements contribute to the festive atmosphere.6. Community Gathering:The festival is a time for the local community to come together, reconnect with neighbors, and celebrate their shared heritage. It fosters a sense of unity and belonging.7. Tourism and Engagement:The Jambay Lhakhang Festival attracts both domestic and international tourists who are interested in experiencing Bhutanese culture and spirituality firsthand. Visitors have the opportunity to witness traditional practices and immerse themselves in the festivities.8. Pilgrimage:Many Bhutanese people undertake a pilgrimage to the Jambay Lhakhang during the festival, as it is believed that circumambulating the monastery’s inner sanctum can cleanse one’s sins and accumulate merit. Planning Your Jambay Lhakhang FestivalExperience: Festival Dates:The Jambay Lhakhang Festival is typically held in the late autumn or early winter, following the Bhutanese lunar calendar. It’s recommended to check the specific dates for the festival each year. Permits and Tour Operators: Bhutan requires tourists to obtain permits and book their trips through licensed Bhutanese tour operators. They can help you organize your festival experience, accommodations, and transportation. Cultural Respect:When attending any Bhutanese festival, it’s important to observe cultural norms and etiquette. Dress modestly, follow local customs during religious ceremonies, and show respect to the local traditions. The Jambay Lhakhang Festival is one of the very important festivals in Bhutan. The main highlight of this festival is ‘the scared naked dance known as Ter Cham and Mewang-the fire blessing. Participating in the Jambay Lhakhang Festival offers a unique and immersive way to connect with Bhutan’s rich spiritual and cultural heritage while enjoying the lively celebrations and interactions with the local community. Book Now Detailed Itnerary Price Guides Plan Your Trip Value-Added Option Day 1. Arrive to Paro – Transfer to Thimphu The flight into Paro is a befitting introduction to the spectacular beauty of our country. In clear weather, magnificent views of the world’s highest peaks like Gangkar Puensum, give way to the lush green Paro valley as you land. Your Bhutanese guide and driver from Authentic Bhutan Tours will warmly welcome & greet you on arrival, who will remain with you all through out your journey across Bhutan. Then we will drive to Thimphu. Lunch will be served at Thimphu. After lunch we will visit to Memorial Chhorten – built in 1974 in the memory of third king late Jigme Dorji Wangchuk, and the temple inside gives good examples of tantric Buddhist and its philosophy and then we will visit to Big Buddha Statue – this gigantic statue of Shakyamuni measures in at a height of 51.5 meters, making it one of the largest statues of Buddha in the world. Evening stroll around Thimphu town. Dinner and overnight stay at Thimphu Hotel. Day 2. Thimphu Stay After enjoying the breakfast at hotel, we will do sightseeing in Thimphu City.. Visit to Post office, to make your own stamp and send to your loved ones.. Traditional Bhutanese Paper- to see the traditional methods to produce the authentic Bhutanese Paper known as Deh-sho), Weaving center, you will see here our young girls and women weaving so interestingly. Lunch will be served at one of the Restaurant at Thimphu. After lunch, we will continue with our sightseeing and visit to Drupthop Dewachen Nunnery, this nunnery was founded in 1976 by Rikey Jadrel, who is considered an emanation of Thangtong Gyalpo and then Takin zoo, to see the national animal of Bhutan. Evening visit to Trachichho Dzong, it is an architectural delight and houses the throne room, and the office of His Majesty the king and the ministries of home affairs and finance. Then stroll and explore around Thimphu town and do some shopping in Bhutan. Dinner and over night stay at one of the hotel in Thimphu. Day 3. Thimphu – Punakha After our breakfast, we will drive to Punakha/Wangdi. The road climbs steeply through forests of pine, hemlock spruce and rhododendrons. At Dochula Pass (3150m) you will have a breathtaking panoramic view of the Eastern Himalayan Mountain ranges on clear days. The pass is adorned with 108 small stupas and many kinds of prayer flags. Then the road descends through lush forests to the fertile valley of Punakha & Wangdi Phodrang. On reaching Lobesa, we will visit Chhimi Lhakhang, which is located at a hilltop. The temple is known as ‘the temple of fertility’. Lunch will be served here at Lobesa, one of the restaurants. At Punakha, visit the most beautiful dzongs in Bhutan,
Mongar Festival |Mongar Festival Travel Packages| Mongar Festival Tours|
(28 – 30 November, 2025)
Mongar Festival Tour detail informations A Brief Description 08 Nights/09 days in Bhutan The Mongar Tsechu is an annual religious and cultural festival celebrated in the town of Mongar in eastern Bhutan. Tsechus are significant events in Bhutan, marking important dates in the Buddhist calendar and providing communities with an opportunity to gather, celebrate their spiritual heritage, and enjoy traditional performances. The Mongar Tsechu is one of the many such festivals held throughout Bhutan. People from all over the region, as far as Trashigang and Lhuentse come to attend this festival – Mongar Festival. A lot of unique and indigenous mask dances to this region are performed during the festival. It concludes with the unfurling of the Guru Tshengye Thongdrol (Liberation at Sight). Participating in the Mongar Tsechu offers a captivating opportunity to engage with Bhutan’s rich spiritual and cultural heritage, while also enjoying the festive atmosphere and interactions with the local community. Book Now Tour Highlights Detailed Itnerary Plan Your Trip Value-Added Option Mongar Festival provides the occasions for the community in Mongar to get together By witnessing the festivals, our sins are removed and blessed with virtues and merits. Family members are gathered together during the festivals. Explore how these religious dances convey religious messages to the people. Discover how it brings joy and happiness to all sentient beings It is also a time, where the Bhutanese will dress up with their finest traditional dresses. Festivals play a very important role in the essence of Bhutanese culture. Festivals are combination of both the spiritual and social. Festival teaches the basic precepts of Buddhism to the people. Mingle and be like local and happy people of Bhutan. Explore, Discover and enjoy the religious festivals held in the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan. Day 01. Arrive to Samdrup Jongkhar via Guwahati Our guide will receive you at Guwahati Airport with Indian Car and driver and transfer to Samdrup Jongkhar. The Indian car and driver will finish their duty at the hotel. This same car and driver may come to drop our guest at Guwahati airport. Check in the hotel and stroll around Samdrup Jongkhar town. Dinner and overnight stay at hotel Samdrup Jongkahr. Day 02. Samdrup Jongkhar – Mongar After our breakfast, we will drive to Trashigang. En-route we will visit Khaling Handloom Center and explore and learn the art of weaving culture in Bhutan and at Kalung, visit Kanglung Zangtopleri Lhakhang. Then transfer to Trashigang Hotel. Dinner and overnight stay at hotel Trashigang. Day 03. Mongar – Lhuentshi After breakfast, we will drive to Lhuentshi, the most remote district in Bhutan. Not many people and tourists have visited this place or district. You will have an opportunity to explore and experience the true living styles of Bhutanese way of life. Visit to Lhuentshi Dzong and then visit to Bhutanese Farm House, where we are going to stay overnight here in Bhutanese farmhouse. After having some introduction to the farmhouse and having some welcome drinks, we will explore the area near our Farmhouse. It will be a wonderful experience once in your lifetime. Day 04. Lhuentshi – Mongar Explore the valley till lunchtime like visiting Khoma Village and learn and appreciate the art of Bhutanese weaving and textile. Have lunch at a farmhouse and drive to Mongar. Dinner and overnight stay at hotel Mongar. Day 05. Mongar – Stay Enjoy the Mongar Festival. Day 06. Mongar – Trashigang Drive to Trashigang after breakfast via Trashi Yangtshi. At Ngatshang, visit Ngatshang Lhakhang. Here we have close contact with monks and learn their lifestyles. Continue our journey to Trashigang. On reaching Trashi Yangtshi, visit Chhorten Kora and Gomphu Kora. Lunch will be served as hot picnic lunch. On reaching Trashigang, visit Trashigang Dzong, the eastern fortress of Bhutan. Evening stroll around Trashigang town. Dinner and overnight stay at hotel Trashigang. Day 07. Trahsigang – Stay Today we will explore Rangjung and Radhi villages with a picnic lunch. At Rangjung, we will visit the Rangjung Osel Chholing Monastery. At Kardung, we will visit Khardunga Animi Dratshang and learn their way of life. Lunch served as a hot picnic lunch. Enjoy the rice bowl valley (Radhi Valley) of eastern Bhutan. Evening at leisure and dinner and overnight stay at hotel Trashigang. Day 08. Trashigang -Samdrup Jongkhar Drive to Samdrup Jongkhar. You will have a lot of opportunities for you photo shoot and stop wherever necessary. We will have a picnic lunch or at a local restaurant on the way. On reaching Samdrup Jongkhar, our guide will complete the immigration formalities for your tomorrow’s departure to Guwahati. In the evening, you will meet the Indian driver, who will take you to Guwahati Airport tomorrow. Your Bhutanese guide and driver will bid you farewell at today’s dinnertime as they will leave for Thimphu very early in the morning, next day. Day 09. Samdrup Jongkahr – Guwahati Today after your breakfast, your Indian driver and car will take you to Guwahati airport. We wish you a very safe and comfortable journey back to your country. Thank you very much visiting Bhutan through our company and we hope to see you again in Bhutan some day. Note This is a sample itinerary, intended to give you a general idea of the likely trip schedule. Numerous factors such as weather, tour conditions, group options and the physical condition of participants, may dictate itinerary changes either before departure or while on tour. We reserve the right to change this schedule in the interest of our guests, safety, comfort and general well being. Start planning your tailor-made Dream Holiday to Bhutan – The Land of happiness! In order to experience the best and rewarding fulfillment clients must plan in advance the different logistics that you have in your minds before actually venturing into the world of trips. You might have wishes and hopes for which you need to plan. The following information will help you to plan your dream trip to Bhutan. 1. When and how to visit Bhutan? Choose your
Trashigang Festival |Trashigang Festival Tours |Trashigang Festival Travel Packages|
(29 November – 01 December, 2025)
Trashigang Festival Tours detail informations A Brief Description 08 Nights/09 days in Bhutan The annual Trashigang Tshechu is one of the biggest festivals in eastern Bhutan. People from all over eastern Bhutan come to the festival. The nomadic community of Merak and Sakteng, called the Brokpas, stand out from the crowd with their unique dress and appearance. Different sacred mask dances are performed during the festival apart from other traditional folk songs and dances. The highlight of the festival is the unfurling of the thongdrel (large tapestry) of Guru Tshengyed (eight manifestations of Guru Rinpoche). Another thongdrol of Neten Chudrug (Sixteen Arhats) is also unfurled for the public. The Trashigang Tsechu is an annual religious and cultural festival celebrated in Trashigang, one of the easternmost districts of Bhutan. Tsechus are important events in Bhutan, providing communities with the opportunity to come together to celebrate their spiritual heritage through traditional mask dances, religious ceremonies, and cultural festivities. The Trashigang Tsechu is a significant occasion that holds deep cultural and spiritual meaning. Book Now Tour Highlights Detailed Itnerary Plan Your Trip Value-Added Option Mongar Festival provides the occasions for the community in Mongar to get together By witnessing the festivals, our sins are removed and blessed with virtues and merits. Family members are gathered together during the festivals. Explore how these religious dances convey religious messages to the people. Discover how it brings joy and happiness to all sentient beings It is also a time, where the Bhutanese will dress up with their finest traditional dresses. Festivals play a very important role in the essence of Bhutanese culture. Festivals are combination of both the spiritual and social. Festival teaches the basic precepts of Buddhism to the people. Mingle and be like local and happy people of Bhutan. Explore, Discover and enjoy the religious festivals held in the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan. Day 01. Arrive to Samdrup Jongkhar via Guwahati Our guide will receive you at Guwahati Airport with Indian Car and driver and transfer to Samdrup Jongkhar. The Indian car and driver will finish their duty at the hotel. This same car and driver may come to drop our guest at Guwahati airport. Check in the hotel and stroll around Samdrup Jongkhar town. Dinner and overnight stay at hotel Samdrup Jongkahr. Day 02. Samdrup Jongkhar – Trashigang After our breakfast, we will drive to Trashigang. En-route we will visit Khaling Handloom Center and explore and learn the art of weaving culture in Bhutan and at Kalung, visit Kanglung Zangtopleri Lhakhang. Then transfer to Trashigang Hotel. Dinner and overnight stay at hotel Trashigang. Day 03. Trashigang Stay Enjoy the Trashigang Festival. Day 04. Trashigang Stay Today we will explore Rangjung and Radhi villages with a picnic lunch. At Rangjung, we will visit the Rangjung Osel Chholing Monastery. At Kardung, we will visit Khardung Animi Dratshang and learn their way of life. Lunch served as a hot picnic lunch. Enjoy the rice bowl valley (Radhi Valley) of eastern Bhutan. Evening at leisure and dinner and overnight stay at hotel Trashigang. Day 05. Trahsigang – Mongar After our breakfast, we will drive to Mongar. But before we drive, we will visit Trashi Yangtshi. Visit to Chhirten Kora, Gomphu Kora and the drive to Mongar. On the way visit Mongar Ngatshang Lhakhang and learn the lifestyles of Bhutanese monks. You can visit their living rooms and ask about their lifestyles. Lunch at Mongar. After lunch, visit Mongar Dzong and Mongar Yalang Lhakhang, where very few tourists have an opportunity to visit this monastery. Dinner and overnight stay at hotel Mongar. Day 06. Mongar – Lhuentshi After breakfast, we will drive to Lhuentshi, the most remote district in Bhutan. Not many people and tourists have visited this place or district. You will have an opportunity to explore and experience the true living styles of Bhutanese way of life. Visit to Lhuentshi Dzong and then visit to Bhutanese Farm House, where we are going to stay overnight here in Bhutanese farmhouse. After having some introduction to the farmhouse and having some welcome drinks, we will explore the area near our Farmhouse. It will be a wonderful experience once in your lifetime. Day 07. Lhuentshi – Mongar Explore the valley till lunchtime like visiting Khoma Village and learn and appreciate the art of Bhutanese weaving and textile. . Have lunch at a farmhouse and drive to Mongar. Dinner and overnight stay at hotel Mongar. Day 08. Mongar – Samdrup Jongkhar Drive to Samdrup Jongkhar. You will have a lot of opportunities for your photo shoot and stop wherever necessary. We will have a picnic lunch or at a local restaurant on the way. On reaching Samdrup Jongkhar, our guide will complete the immigration formalities for your tomorrow’s departure to Guwahati. In the evening, you will meet the Indian driver, who will take you to Guwahati Airport tomorrow. Your Bhutanese guide and driver will bid you farewell at today’s dinnertime as they will leave for Thimphu very early in the morning, next day. Day 09. Samdrup Jongkahr – Guwahati Today after your breakfast, your Indian driver and car will take you to Guwahati airport. We wish you a very safe and comfortable journey back to your country. Thank you very much visiting Bhutan through our company and we hope to see you again in Bhutan some day. Note This is a sample itinerary, intended to give you a general idea of the likely trip schedule. Numerous factors such as weather, tour conditions, group options and the physical condition of participants, may dictate itinerary changes either before departure or while on tour. We reserve the right to change this schedule in the interest of our guests, safety, comfort and general well being. Start planning your tailor-made Dream Holiday to Bhutan – The Land of happiness! In order to experience the best and rewarding fulfillment clients must plan in advance the different logistics that you have in your minds before actually venturing into the world of trips. You might have wishes