ParoParo arrival
Valley drive and the national museum above the dzong.
A kingdom that measures happiness, and a monastery on a cliff.
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Dzongs, prayer flags and valleys that empty of traffic by dusk. Bhutan limits its visitors on purpose, so the monasteries are quiet, the drives are slow and the climb to Tiger's Nest is the memory you keep.
Taktsang, clinging to its cliff above Paro.
Fortress-monasteries where the monks still live.
108 chortens and the Himalaya on a clear day.
Few cars, fewer crowds, early nights.
The places our Bhutan journeys are built around, in the order we'd take you.
Valley drive and the national museum above the dzong.
Buddha Dordenma and the weekend craft market.
Dochula Pass and the river-fork dzong.
Early climb to Taktsang, easy afternoon in Paro town.
We'd send you in Mar – May.
Rhododendrons, festivals and clear valleys.
Crisp air and the sharpest mountain views; Thimphu tshechu.
Cold and clear; Punakha stays mild.
Green and wet; some passes cloud over.
A few of the things our travellers ask for most. Your specialist fits them around the days.
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