US$ 1750

Six Night Seven Days Bhutan Tour Package offers a perfect blend of adventure, culture, and nature which was organize by Graceful Adventure Travel from Kathmandu and all around the world. You’ll explore Thimphu, Punakha, and Paro, visiting iconic landmarks like Tashichho Dzong, Buddha Dordenma Statue, and the Tiger’s Nest Monastery. This Bhutan holiday tour guarantees a lifetime experience with breathtaking views, cultural heritage, and friendly locals, perfect for national and international tourists .
This tour is a combination of adventure, culture, and nature, all carefully arranged by Graceful Adventure Travels with expert guides, comfortable accommodations, and well-designed itineraries. Whether you are coming from Nepal or the rest of the globe, this tour promises to give an experience that will be cherished for a lifetime in the enchanted kingdom of Bhutan.
On arriving at Paro International Airport, we welcome you with our hospitable guide and assist you in the immigration procedure. Henceforth, drive on to Thimphu, the dynamic capital city of Bhutan, along the wonderful valley and big Himalayan range landscapes. Rest after arrival at the hotel in Thimphu, relax at leisure exploring bazaars, and indulge yourself in traditional Bhutanese dinner and merge as one among locals.
Day two is spent exploring the best of Thimphu, ranging from the ancient Tashichho Dzong, a dzong-fortress which is home to the government of Bhutan as well, to the Memorial Chorten, a stupa that honors Bhutan’s third king, and Buddha Dordenma Statue, whose panoramic view embraces the valley below. Allow time to buy authentic Bhutanese handicrafts at the Craft Bazaar.
From Thimphu, drive to Punakha, the old capital of Bhutan, and visit the stunning Punakha Dzong, located at the confluence of the Mo Chhu and Pho Chhu rivers. Then drive to Gangtey Valley to visit the Gangtey Monastery and enjoy a peaceful walk on the Gangtey Nature Trail. This peaceful walk offers a chance to glimpse endangered black-necked cranes, one of Bhutan’s most iconic species.
The following day, you’ll go on a tour to Wangdue Phodrang and its intimidating Wangdue Phodrang Dzong, a hilltop located above two rivers. You will go back in the evening to Paro and unwind before attempting the trek for Tiger’s Nest Monastery. This mythological monastery, constructed above a cliff face, offers breathtaking views of Paro Valley and is a truly religious experience you’ll remember forever.
On the final day, explore more of Paro’s cultural gems, including the National Museum, which showcases Bhutan’s history and art. You’ll also visit Rinpung Dzong, a majestic fort-monastery overlooking the Paro River. Enjoy free time for shopping or leisure before heading to the airport. Your guide will ensure a smooth check-out and departure process for a hassle-free ending to your journey.
As you exit Bhutan by road, look at the majestic Paro Valley one last time. The vision and sounds of Bhutan’s stunning landscapes, its glorious history, and hospitality of its people will be permanently seared into your memory after you are home. This 6 Nights / 7 Days Bhutan Holiday Package is a travel experience you will never forget.
Graceful Adventure Travels provides the six night seven days Bhutan Tour Package, ideally blending adventure, culture, and nature for an experience that is truly enriching. With meticulously planned itineraries, expert guides, and cozy accommodations, the tour promises a relaxing and memorable experience. Don’t miss the chance to discover Bhutan with one of the finest Bhutan tour packages out there.
Graceful Adventure Travels provides Bhutan tours packages from Nepal and all around the world that make the visit memorable for local and international travelers. Irrespective of nationality, being in Nepal, India, or some other country, this 6 Nights / 7 Days Bhutan Tour Package is aptly designed for anyone who wishes to experience the unique culture and awesome scenery of Bhutan with comforts and luxuries.
| Season | Day time Temperature | Night Time Temperature |
Spring Season | 12°C to 20°C | 2°C to 8°C |
Summer Season | 18°C to 26°C | 10°C to 16°C |
Autumn Season | 10°C to 18°C | 1°C to 12°C |
Winter Season | 2°C to 10°C | 1°C to 8°C |
| Tour Name | Six Night Seven Days Bhutan Tour Package |
| Maximum Elevation | 3,120 meters (Paro Taktsang Monastery) |
| Duration | 7 days |
| Total Distance | Approx. 300-350 km (including road travel and sightseeing) |
| Difficulty Level | Easy to Moderate (suitable for all fitness levels) |
| Best Time to Visit | March-May, September-November |
| Accommodation | 3* Hotel (or similar) |
| Group Size | 1-12 people (ideal for guided group travel) |
| Day | Activity |
| 1 | Arrival In Paro Airport and Drive to the Thimphu |
| 2 | Morning Breakfast then, Thimphu Sightseeing (2334m) |
| 3 | Drive from Thimphu To Gangtey (2900m) |
| 4 | Drive from Gangtey To Punakha/Wangdue (1200m) |
| 5 | Drive from Punakha/Wangdue To Paro (2200m) |
| 6 | Morning Breakfast then, Explore Paro |
| 7 | Final Departure From Paro |
Once you step out of the Paro International Airport, you will meet your guide who will help you with your immigration. A short introduction brings you to the beginning of a memorable two-hour scenic drive to Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan. Picturesque landscapes offer lush green valleys, the countryside with its many traditional Bhutanese villages, and of course, the lovely Tachog Lhakhang Bridge. Ascending towards Thimphu, the view opens up to beautiful sights of the Himalayan foothills and the Paro River.
In Thimphu, check into the hotel then take time to rest. In the evening, stroll through the vibrant streets of Thimphu, browse the local bazaars of handicrafts, textiles, and other souvenirs. You can visit Clock Tower Square, a popular hanging around place for people in the city, then end the day with a delicious Bhutanese dinner where you can have some local tastes; you could try out such specialties as Ema Datshi and red rice.
Activity: Arrive at Paro & Drive to Thimphu
Meal: Welcome Meal
Accomodation: 3*hotel/similar
Begin the day with breakfast and then head out for a full day of sightseeing in Thimphu. The following stops will include exploring the cultural and historical sites around the city: Tashichho Dzong, a solemn fortress in which the governmental offices and the King’s throne room are housed. The National Memorial Chorten, built in honor of the Third King of Bhutan, where you could see the locals performing their daily prayers.
Next comes Buddha Dordenma, a gigantic golden statue located up on one of the hills giving around view of the Thimphu valley. Folks Heritage Museum would then be headed to, for learning about the rich traditions and agrarian lifestyles of Bhutanese people. The Craft Bazaar will be visited after lunch, where you will shop authentic Bhutanese textiles and handicrafts. Evening will find you back to your hotel, relaxing over a delicious dinner.
Activity: Explore Thimpu
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: 3*hotel/similar
Make your early morning in Thimphu. Then a beautiful scenic drive towards Gangtey lies ahead. The Gangtey valley is picturesque in its serene landscapes and cultural importance. The drive will take around five to six hours and will pass through the magnificence of Dochula Pass at 3100 m- a point where one can see the 108 memorial chortens and, on a clear day, has an indescribable view of the eastern Himalayas.
Upon arrival in Gangtey, the historic site that you may visit would be the important Buddhist site of Gangtey Monastery, which boasts well-structured buildings with their skyline and spiritual significance.
Then, enjoy a walk on the Nature Trail of Gangtey, which has breathtaking views of the valley and is open to spotting rare black-necked cranes during winter. Check-in at the accommodation for a well-deserved rest after a memorable day and enjoy a traditional Bhutanese cuisine dinner.
Activity: Drive to Gangtey & Explore
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: 3*hotel/similar
After breakfast, leave Gangtey by 9:00 a.m. for a cut-off of three hours to Punakha, the erstwhile capital of Bhutan. The drive is adorned with beautiful mountain passes, thick forests, and quaint little villages. After reaching Punakha, pay a visit to the majestic Punakha Dzong, a beautiful fortress standing at the confluence of the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu Rivers.
This dzong is well known for its intricately done woodwork and the historical facts tied to it. After some lunch, a short trek to Chimi Lhakhang or the Temple of Fertility is dedicated to the Buddhist Saint Drukpa Kunley. Couples wishing to conceive visit this temple seeking blessings. Late in the evening, tour the tranquil town of Wangdue, famous for its spectacular landscapes and traditional Bhutanese farmhouses. Check in at your hotel and enjoy dinner.
Activity: Drive to Punakha/Wangdue
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: 3*hotel/similar
After breakfast, begin the five-hour driving journey to Paro. Departing Punakha, the drives are adorned by the scenery of winding mountain roads, terraced fields, and riverside villages. Stop at Dochula Pass again to grab the captivating views of the Himalayas before driving on.
On reaching Paro, check into your hotel and take some time to relax. Later, visit the historic Rinpung Dzong, a fortress-monastery with awesome views of the Paro valley. Walk down to the National Museum of Bhutan to view artifacts and exhibits relating to Bhutanese culture and history. In the evening walk through Paro Town for some souvenir shopping and a quiet dinner.
Activity: Drive to Paro
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: 3*hotel/similar
This day provokes an adventurous hike toward the world-famous Tiger’s Nest Monastery, an emblem of Bhutan. It takes nearly five hours on a round trip to give an enticing view of the monastery hanging on the cliff at 3,120 meters-all the time crossing lush pine forests and colorful landscapes filling the valley with sparkling prayer flags rustled by wind.
After reaching the monastery, tour the holy shrines and listen to some interesting tales about its spiritual importance. As you complete your time in the happy occasion, begin the descent and stop for lunch at a local diner with views of the valley. Light up the evening back at your hotel to rest after a long yet fulfilling day.
Activity: Explore Paro
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: 3*hotel/similar
The last day of your Bhutan sojourn includes a leisurely breakfast at the hotel. All depending on the available time, a couple of visits to cultural sites could be made-one to Kyichu Lhakhang, among Bhutan’s oldest temples-or one last relaxing walk through town, soaking in the calm ambiance.
Your guide will escort you to Paro International airport for your flight, assisting with check-in and departure formalities. With your flight back home, carry with you the everlasting memory of Bhutan’s enthralling scenery interspersed with rich tradition and warm hospitality.
Activity: Fly back home
If our standard itinerary doesn't fully meet your needs, we are happy to tailor it to your specific preferences and requirements.
Six Night Seven Days Bhutan Tour Package is not just imposing but mesmerizing in actual fact it is treasure. Bringing into bright relief many decorative forms of culture like spirituality as well as natural beauties, Bhutan has been heralded as this world’s one of the richest in all the dimensions. From the colorful streets of Thimphu to the tranquil landscapes of Gangtey and the incredible Tiger’s Nest Monastery, this tour is sure to offer some inspiration collected from God’s actual best in the thematic part and scenery end of rich cultural exposure. Ancient fortresses would be visited, get breath-taking Himalayan views, and delve into the unique culture of Bhutan.
Scenic Drive through Bhutan’s Lush Landscapes
It is indeed one of those most scenic drives conjuring the faces from Paro to Thimphu. Leaving Paro International Airport, get ready to be liberated into the string, highly scenic landscape of Bhutan. Travel through verdant green valleys, charming villages, and altogether specified traditional Bhutanese architecture. The fabulous views of the Himalayan foothills complement the excursion made by the flowing Paro River at hand in the atmospheric fresh air. You will not fail to notice the lovely Tachog Lhakhang Bridge, an iconic structure that displays the traditional engineering of Bhutan. Relatively, this entire journey is going to provide a peaceful introduction to the picture-perfect country, setting the tone for your Bhutan adventure.
Exploration of Thimphu’s Cultural Heritage
Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan, is a modern city that lives well in tradition, and so it begins by visiting Tashichho Dzong – a fortress that holds the seat of the King with administrative functions. Such a large architectural feat tells a lot about the deep cultural and historical standpoint of the country. It is significant, as memorial Chorten didn’t build for the memorial of the country’s king, Third King of Bhutan. It shows the daily prayers of Bhutanese as locals come here to offer their daily prayers, hence providing a glimpse into the spiritual life of Bhutanese. Then there is Buddha Dordenma – people can discover panoramic views of the valley below through a massive statue of solid gold on a hillside. For these, really cultural sites, and more, Thimphu becomes a must in Bhutanese experience.
Dochula Pass and Himalayan Views
Dochula Pass is part of being one of the attractions such as having the height of 3100 meters above sea level. They are particularly exciting on bright days, while this high pass has a glorious eastern Himalayan view, which will be remembered long after. Within this 108 stupas are memorials to soldiers who died in a military action in 2003; looking through the snow-drenched peaks, one finds the atmosphere blessedly divine, spiritual. The unconventional Natural and Historical Merge featured by this pass would constitute a lifetime memory in the journey. Air so fresh and the overwhelming beauty such that it will get counted among those experiences given under the tour.
Gangtey Valley and Black-Necked Cranes
Among the richest tranquil and gorgeous destinations is the Gangtey Valley with both natural beauty and cultural significance. This wintering area for the endangered black-necked cranes during winter is probably the most recognized reason this valley is drawing attention. Catching sight of these magnificent birds in their natural habitat is a treat for nature lovers. Visitors can have a refreshing stroll while staying on the Nature trail and enjoying panoramic views of the valley and the mountains surrounding it. Quiet and undisturbed by human and busy life, this valley would be still great for an escape from urban life. Added to all these lures is Gangtey Monastery: a historic site located on top of the hill lying in the valley.
Majestic Punakha Dzong
One of the absolutely delightful sights both historically and architecturally within the lands of Bhutan is Punakha Dzong, which stands to be undoubtedly one of the highlights of this excursion. Built at the junction of the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers, this fortress is a fine presentation of classic Bhutanese architecture. Known for artistic wooden work and beautifully ornamented interiors, the dzong was formerly the capital of Bhutan. Immense charm lies in the striking views of the river and countryside, majestic in themselves, that are afforded from the dzong. A visit to Punakha Dzong is not just a historical treat but also an exciting spiritual experience as it is the spiritual heart of the region, where important ceremonies such as the coronation of the king take place in Bhutan.
Adventure to Tiger’s Nest Monastery
Tiger’s Nest Monastery, or Paro Taktsang, is an excursion that completes a trip to Bhutan. Situated at a dizzy height of 3,120 m, the monastery stands like a rooftop of the world, presenting magnificent views and spiritual experiences. The challenging yet rewarding trail meanders through thick pine forests, waterfalls gushing down rocky cliffs, and blooming pastures, with fluttering prayer flags adding a vibrant touch. This five-hour round-trip trek is an opportunity to absorb Bhutan’s natural beauty on your approach to the sacred site. Once at the monastery, you will behold a building of astounding beauty bathed in spirituality. Considered one of the holiest sites in Bhutan, this ancient treasure becomes a necessity for the traveler’s itinerary.
Cultural Immersion in Paro
Paro, referred to as the gateway to Bhutan, presents itself as a serene cultural immersion right into the center of the country. A day within Paro includes visits to Rinpung Dzong, a fortress-monastery standing mightily over the distinctive Paro Valley. The country’s National Museum is one attraction that one ought not to miss; it holds amazing collections detailing Bhutan’s cultural history, art, and heritage. After visiting these historical sites, one can stroll leisurely in Paro town and absorb the quietness that defines this small charming town. The town offers shops selling local handicrafts and souvenirs; a great environment for getting those last-minute buys. The tranquil environment in Paro is an excellent place to track one’s thoughts over the days gone by during the Bhutanese journey.
Best Seasons for Visiting Bhutan the Nature and the Culture Enjoyed Through Celebration Traveling to Bhutan is such a perfect season in itself because weather predominates in the mood to enjoy nature and celebrate cultural events. Spring and autumn are suitable seasons; these periods were when the weather was great, and the skies were clear, with a beautifully created landscape that makes trekking, sightseeing, and cultural festivals even more enjoyable. Whether travelling the way spring flowers bloom most vividly or by absorbing crisp air and the dissipating color of autumn festivals, each season has its beauty for the excited traveller.
Spring Season:
Spring is one of the best seasons for travel to Bhutan. Beautiful weather with warm temperatures and a minimum of rain are favorable conditions for an enjoyable hiking and sightseeing experience. Whole valleys and mountains look well covered with flowering plants, which brighten the panorama with colors from rhododendrons, magnolias, and cherry blossoms, so much so that it is a sight to see. The skies themselves are typically clear, and with festivals resulting in beautiful views and cultural experiences, this will indeed be one of the most memorable times to have in Bhutan.
Autumn Season:
Out of all the seasons, this is cool, bright, and really well worth paying for a visit to Bhutan in autumn, with very clear blue skies, and copper-colored air over the landscape. Weather conditions are best suited for trekking because they involve warm temperatures and low humidity. Added to that- autumn months are just finishing up topping the sightseeing because one gets to see views of mountains and valleys that are likely to stay with one forever. Paro Tterschu is usually held in autumn and forms a perfect mixture of the aroma-fresh moments where grandeur manifested itself culturally in vibrant dances and rituals alike. This time of the year also produces striking memorable photographs of beautiful monasteries and mountain vistas.
There will be the typical Bhutanese food as well as familiar continental ones during the Bhutan tour meal. In Thimphu and Paro, ema datshi, jasha maru, red rice-all these served at really cozy local establishments. For example, while actually staying in Punakha and Wangdue Phodrang, you will come to know what the taste of home-cooked meals is for yourself: locally produced ingredients, quite possibly those served at home. Most of the hotels offer buffet-style meals, vegetarian and non-vegetarian, for all types of travelers. Everyday cooking in Bhutan uses a variety of fresh vegetables, dairy products, and flavorful spices, making every dish unique and hearty. All the food experiences will help visitors appreciate the unique culinary culture of a country and provide the chances to witness warm Bhutanese hospitality.
Bhutanese cuisine is unpretentious, but highly flavorful, and is influenced mainly by the Tibetan and Indian styles of cooking. Restaurants and hotels offer both traditional Bhutanese meals and international dishes so that everyone can find something to their taste. Some fresh vegetables, dairy products, and meat sourced locally assure clients of high-quality meals. In addition, tourists can savor street food and visit local markets to take in the real essence of Bhutanese snacks and drinks. The hospitality and friendliness of Bhutanese people add sweetness to all meals.
The tour consists of comfortable three-star hotels or comparable standard lodges in Thimphu, Punakha, and Paro. The hotels offer well-furnished rooms with basic amenities, ensuring a pleasant and relaxing stay. Cleanliness, hospitality, and the traditional Bhutanese feel are all key factors according to which properties are selected. In some destinations, you might have the opportunity to stay at a family-run guesthouse allowing you to experience local life closely. The accommodations are strategically located close to the main attractions to make exploring comfortable. The site is calm and cozy irrespective of whether it is a hotel or a guesthouse.
For this reason, some may be offered a wooden-styled accommodation with Bhutanese interior decoration and mountain view for that extra immersive experience. The hotels, chosen just for the comforts they provide to travelers, also touch the rich culture of Bhutan in the way they stand. Quite often, traveler’s can opt for locally owned guesthouses, for example, offering a unique feel of home. The staying arrangements ensure that each guest has a memorable and enjoyable stay at all times when they are traveling.
The tour uses private vehicles for all transfers and sightseeing where the vehicle’s varies according to the group size that is travelling. Paro International Airport will welcome traveler’s into the search for a comfortable tourist vehicle in the form of a private car, van, or, for larger groups, a minibus. There are local drivers already trained and experienced on these mountainous roads of Bhutan so that they can always make one’s journey safe and without turmoil.
There is no railway system or flights for domestic travel within Bhutan, so intercity travel between Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, etc. relies solely upon road transport. The cars on hire are in good condition, air-conditioned, and present breathtaking views all along the winding mountain horse paths. Short-distance travel within cities and to nearby attractions is also organized by private transport. In some cases, like in the instance of the furthest site, Tiger’s Nest Monastery in Paro, one may have to walk a short distance or hike a bit. The arrangement thus provides comfort and flexibility for their exploratory endeavors throughout Bhutan.
Graceful Adventure Travel delivers the best Six Night Seven Days Bhutan Tour Packages with operational excellence in planning and promoting a journey in Bhutan. Every tiny detail from accommodation to mode of transport and guided sightseeing with an expert is done for seamless experience for the tour. The experienced and qualified guides give an insight into Bhutanese culture, history, and geography so that the travelers can appreciate the huge heritage that Bhutan has to offer.
These itineraries intended for the travellers cover some major places in Thimphu and Punakha and among the necessary travel permits in Paro. Thus, We premises guarantee a hassle-free trip. So much more than this, it would allow the visitors to experience a spectacularly overwhelming view, along with spiritual monuments, as well as warm and welcoming hospitality of Bhutan devoid of a single logistical worry. We give our guests the best service while allowing them to enjoy the serenity, monumental culture, and peaceful environment of Bhutan.
The package includes accommodation at 3-star hotels or similar, all meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner), transportation within Bhutan, expert local guides, entrance fees to all sightseeing spots, and travel permits. You will also receive a detailed itinerary for the entire trip.
Yes, all visitors to Bhutan require a visa. However, the visa is arranged by the tour operator as part of the package. You will receive the visa approval before departure.
The best time to visit Bhutan is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). These months offer pleasant weather, clear skies, and an ideal environment for sightseeing and hiking.
The package includes accommodation at 3-star hotels or similar in Thimphu, Punakha, and Paro. The hotels are selected to ensure comfort and offer an authentic Bhutanese experience.
Yes, the sightseeing activities are designed to cater to all age groups. The tours include easy hikes, visits to cultural sites, and opportunities to explore Bhutan’s unique heritage. However, for the Tiger’s Nest Monastery hike, you may need to be physically fit to complete the 5-hour round trip.
The hike to Tiger’s Nest Monastery is moderately challenging, with an ascent of about 900 meters. It takes about 5 hours to complete the round trip. While the hike is suitable for most people in good health, it is important to be prepared for a physical challenge.
The tour includes traditional Bhutanese meals, with options for international dishes as well. Some local specialties you can expect to try are Ema Datshi (spicy cheese and chili stew) and red rice. If you have any dietary restrictions, it is important to inform the tour operator in advance.
Bhutan’s currency is the Ngultrum (BTN), and you can exchange foreign currency at banks or exchange counters in major cities like Thimphu and Paro. It is advisable to carry some cash for personal expenses and shopping, though credit cards are accepted in many places.
It is recommended to pack comfortable walking shoes, light layers for daytime and warmer clothes for evenings, especially in higher altitudes. Don’t forget sunscreen, a hat, a camera, and any personal items like medications.
Travel insurance is not included in the package. It is highly recommended that you purchase travel insurance before departure to cover any unexpected events, such as flight cancellations, medical emergencies, or lost luggage.
US$ 1750

Price starts
US$ 1750