Bhutan in Focus

A haven for those who cherish authentic cultural experiences and the peaceful embrace of nature in the Himalayan landscape.

An 8-day private journey through Thimphu, Punakha and Paro — hiking to Tiger's Nest, sleeping at COMO Uma or Six Senses, eating well, and moving through it all with your own private guide. Flights from Singapore included, from US$9,588 per person.

DESTINATIONS

Thimphu | Punakha | Paro | Tiger’s Nest

STAYS

8 Days / 7 Nights

Sample Itinerary

DAY 1

Welcome To Bhutan

Thimphu

Welcome to Bhutan! Where ancient monasteries, emerald valleys, and an unhurried way of life await at every turn.

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DAY 2

Cultural Immersion Exploration of Thimphu

Thimphu

Explore the revered Tashichho Dzong, a majestic fortress embodying Bhutan’s governance and spirituality. This iconic structure offers a glimpse into the nation’s rich heritage and religious history.

Be awestruck by the colossal Buddha Dordenma, an imposing bronze statue that not only represents peace but also provides a breathtaking panoramic view of the surrounding landscape.

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DAY 3

Journey from Thimphu to Punakha

Punakha

Take a scenic drive from Thimphu to Punakha, traversing the mesmerizing Dochula Pass. Witness the breathtaking array of 108 stupas known as the “Druk Wangyal Chortens,” a sight that beautifully encapsulates Bhutan’s spiritual essence.

Arrive in Punakha, a town steeped in history, previously the capital of Bhutan until it was moved to Thimphu in 1955. Take in the view of the beautiful Punakha Dzong sitting at the confluence of the two mighty rivers Pho Chu and Mo Chu.

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DAY 4

Valley Ridges and Sacred Trails

Punakha

Begin the day with a gentle walk through the village to reach Chimi Lhakhang, the renowned “Fertility Temple” dedicated to the Divine Madman. The path winds through golden fields and local workshops, offering a unique glimpse into the spiritual traditions and quirky folklore of the region.

Continue on to the Sangchhen Dorji Lhuendrup Nunnery, a hilltop sanctuary housing exquisite bronze statues and a stunning stupa. Soak in the tranquil atmosphere and the sweeping views of the Wangdue and Punakha valleys below.

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DAY 5

Adventure and Architectural Wonders in Punakha Valley

Punakha

After breakfast, go on an invigorating trek to the magnificent Khamsum Yuelley Namgel, majestically perched in the Punakha Valley. You’ll be rewarded with thrilling vistas along the way, culminating in a breathtaking panoramic view of the valley.

Next is a visit to the historic Punakha Dzong, an architectural masterpiece dating back to 1637-38. It served as the administrative and religious capital for three centuries. Marvel at the intricate designs and the rich history encapsulated within the walls of one of Bhutan’s most important and beautiful Dzongs.

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DAY 6

Cultural Treasures and Artisanal Craftsmanship

Paro

The drive from Punakha to Paro crosses the Dochu La pass at 3,100 metres. On clear mornings, the entire eastern Himalayan range — Gangkhar Puensum, Masagang, Tsenda Gang — holds the horizon. You definitely won’t want to be sleep through this view.

Once in Paro, explore the array of shops offering locally made crafts and souvenirs, providing a tangible memory of your journey in Bhutan. For history lovers, you won’t want to miss the National Museum of Bhutan – a treasure trove of Bhutanese history and culture, offering insights into the nation’s rich heritage.

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DAY 7

A Hike to Remember: The Majestic Tiger's Nest

Paro

Set off on an unforgettable hike to the renowned Tiger’s Nest (Paro Taktsang), weaving through tranquil pine forests and past vibrant prayer flags. This journey is more than a hike; it’s a spiritual ascent to one of Bhutan’s most sacred and visually stunning landmarks.

Conclude your visit with a guided tour of the monastery. Delve into the details of its intricate architecture, shimmering golden spires, and the overall spiritual ambience.

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DAY 8

Home Sweet Home

Bhutan - Home

Private transfer to Paro Airport for your journey home.

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Where to Stay

COMO Uma Paro

Amankora Thimphu

COMO Uma Punakha

&Beyond Punakha River Lodge

Six Senses Thimphu

Zhiwaling Heritage Paro

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Experiences

Archery Experience

Try your hand at Bhutan’s beloved national sport in an authentic and festive setting. Archery is more than a game in Bhutan — it is a deeply rooted cultural tradition accompanied by singing, dancing, and friendly rivalry. Under the guidance of a local expert, this is a rare and joyful window into the Bhutanese way of life.

Hot Stone Bath

Unwind with one of Bhutan’s most cherished wellness rituals. River stones are heated over a fire and submerged into a wooden tub infused with local herbs and artemisia leaves, creating a deeply therapeutic soak. A perfect way to restore the body after days of trekking and exploring — and an experience that is uniquely, unmistakably Bhutanese.

Living Culture

From the thunder of a monastery drum to the whirl of a sacred mask dance, from the quiet devotion of a butter lamp to the laughter shared over a local meal — immerse yourself in a way of life that has remained beautifully, intentionally unchanged.

Classic

From US$9,588 / person

Signature

From US$13,288 / person

Includes

Drukair Singapore-Paro Return (Classic: Economy Class | Signature : Business Class)
Seven nights in curated premium stays (Classic: 4-star hotels | Signature : 5-star hotels)
All meals taken care of – breakfast, lunch and dinner daily
Your own private English-speaking guide
Seamless private transfers throughout
All entrance fees covered
A personalised itinerary crafted for you

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Frequently asked questions

What does the 8-day Bhutan itinerary include? The journey covers Thimphu’s Tashichho Dzong and Buddha Dordenma, the 108 Druk Wangyal Chortens at Dochula Pass, Punakha Dzong at the confluence of two rivers, and a full-day hike to Paro Taktsang on day seven. A private English-speaking guide accompanies you throughout. All entrance fees are covered.

What is the difference between the Classic and Signature packages? Classic (from US$9,588 per person) includes Drukair economy class from Singapore and curated 4-star stays. Signature (from US$13,288 per person) upgrades to business class and 5-star properties — Amankora, Six Senses and COMO Uma — across all three destinations.

What is included in the price? Both packages cover return Drukair flights from Singapore to Paro, 7 nights of accommodation, all meals daily, private transfers, entrance fees and a personalised itinerary. Nothing is left to chance.

Where will I stay during the journey? Properties include COMO Uma Paro, COMO Uma Punakha, Amankora Thimphu, &Beyond Punakha River Lodge, Six Senses Thimphu and Zhiwaling Heritage Paro. Your stays are matched to your chosen package and preferences.

Do I need a visa to visit Bhutan? Most nationalities require a Bhutan visa and the Sustainable Development Fee of US$100 per person per night. Citizens of India, Bangladesh and the Maldives are exempt. We guide you through the permit process as part of your journey planning.

When is the best time to visit Bhutan? Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) offer the clearest skies, mildest temperatures and sharpest mountain views. Spring brings rhododendrons in bloom along the Tiger’s Nest trail; autumn follows the harvest and festival season.

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