Mini Tour - 8-Day Classic Luxury Bhutan Tour | Stay at the 5-Star UMA Hotel & Tajin Nature Reserve & Premium Afternoon Tea | Minimum 2 people required | Private vehicle, no group sharing | Airfare not included
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- Visit classic Bhutanese cultural and spiritual sites, including the Tiger's Nest Monastery.
- Enjoy stunning views of the Himalayas, indulge in afternoon tea, and stay at the five-star COMO UMA accommodation.
- Explore the hidden gems of Denggu Temple and the tranquil, pristine mountain forests.
- Join our unique mini-tour, with full-service private charter car and a professional Chinese-speaking guide, to explore the Bhutan region and enhance your travel flexibility and comfort.
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- Vehicle Models for the Bhutan Route -
Using legally approved commercial vehicles in Bhutan
- CRETA 5-seater model: Passengers: 1-2 people.
- HIACE 10-seater model: Passengers: 3-6 people.
- Coaster BUS 25-seater model: Passengers: 7 to 15 or more.
COMO uma paro is one of the earliest top-tier five-star hotels to open in Bhutan. Formerly a residence for Bhutanese nobility, it is also famous for the wedding of Carina Lau and Tony Leung. Perched high in the Paro Valley, the hotel features only 28 room and villas, combining modern design with traditional Bhutanese architectural aesthetics. Boasting expansive valley views, it offers understated luxury, tranquility, and privacy, making it an ideal choice for experiencing Bhutanese nature and culture.
Bhutanese cuisine is characterized by its simple and rustic flavors, with chili peppers as the key ingredient. It's often paired with cheese, garlic, and mushrooms, with "chili and cheese stir-fry" being a national dish. Due to the Buddhist practice of non-violence, the diet is primarily vegetarian, making cheese an important source of protein. The organic crops grown in the high mountains are pure and natural, and visitors can also savor the unique flavors of yak meat, a delicacy exclusive to high-altitude regions.
Thimphu Dzong, also known as Tashi Chödzong, is the largest dzong in Bhutan and is hailed as a "fortress of glorious religion." It serves as both an important religious center and a governmental administrative hub, housing the King's office, parliament, and major monasteries, symbolizing the coexistence of traditional Bhutanese faith and modern governance.
Punakha Dzong is the second largest dzong in Bhutan, built in 1637. Located at the confluence of the Father River and the Mother River, it is considered a place where the spirits gather. It was once the ancient capital of the kingdom, boasts a history of over 300 years, and is the site of the current king's wedding. It is hailed as the most beautiful dzong in Bhutan.
Paro Dzong – A Pearl on a Fortress: Bhutan’s most fortified and strategic fortress, this is the filming location for the “wedding of the century” of movie stars Tony Leung and Carina Lau in 2008.
What You Can Expect
1 Day
- Taipei (Taoyuan International Airport) *The itinerary does not include round-trip airfare between Taipei and Bangkok. Please contact customer service if needed.
- Bangkok (Border crossing rest stop)
- Breakfast: Please arrange your own lunch/dinner for your convenience.
2 Day
- Bangkok Airport
- Paro International Airport, Bhutan
- The National Monument was built by the third king to pray for world peace. After his death, it became a memorial stupa, symbolizing his important contributions to modern Bhutan. People come daily to circumambulate the stupa for blessings, a part of the religious life of Thimphu residents, showcasing their devout faith and peaceful atmosphere.
- Tashi Chokyi Gyaltsen, Office of the King of Bhutan
- Lunch: Bhutanese specialty cuisine
- The Thimphu Buddha, located in Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan, stands 51.5 meters tall and is one of the world's largest open-air bronze Buddha statues. The interior houses numerous smaller Buddha statues, symbolizing the profound power of Buddhist faith. Perched atop the mountain, it offers panoramic views of the Thimphu Valley, making it a significant landmark combining religious reverence with breathtaking vistas.
- Thimphu Zoo was originally a small zoo, but it was later found that even when released into the wild, the takin could not adapt to life in the mountains, so it was transformed into a protected area. Visitors can observe the takin, a herring with the head of a cow and the body of a sheep, through a fence. Takins are endangered species, with only a very small number found in countries such as Bhutan, Nepal, and Myanmar.
- Hotel: Phuntsho Khangsar Hotel, Namgay Heritage Hotel, Terma Linca Resort & Spa, or similar
- Breakfast: Light in-flight meal / Lunch: Bhutanese cuisine / Dinner: Dinner at the hotel
3 Day
- Timbu
- 【Bhutan Post Office ~ Personalized Stamp Making】 Renowned for its personalized stamp making, Bhutan is one of the most popular travel experiences. Known as the "Stamp Kingdom," Bhutan boasts exquisitely designed stamps made from diverse materials, and even produced the world's first record stamp. Here, you can order custom stamps and send postcards, making them not only memorable but also unique souvenirs.
- Denggu Temple
- Lunch: Bhutanese specialty cuisine or at the hotel
- Archery activities
- Enjoy Six Senses Afternoon Tea in Thimphu
- Handicraft shops, weekend markets, or local sightseeing
- Enjoy dinner in traditional clothing and watch traditional Bhutanese dance.
- Dinner: Bhutanese specialty cuisine or at the hotel
- Hotel: Phuntsho Khangsar Hotel, Namgay Heritage Hotel, Terma Linca Resort & Spa, or similar
- Breakfast: Enjoy at the hotel / Lunch: Bhutanese cuisine or at the hotel / Dinner: Bhutanese cuisine or at the hotel
4 Day
- Punaka
- 【Duchula Pass (108 Stupas)】At an altitude of approximately 3,150 meters, it is a well-known viewpoint in Bhutan. 108 stupas stand here to commemorate those who bravely sacrificed their lives and to pray for world peace. On a clear day, one can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the magnificent Himalayas.
- Prayer Temple for Children, Qimei Lhakhang Temple
- Lunch: Bhutanese specialty cuisine or at the hotel
- Punakha Dzong, Bhutan's most beautiful dzong.
- Bhutan Suspension Bridge
- Punaka City Tour
- Dinner: Bhutanese specialty cuisine or at the hotel
- Hotel: Zhingkha Resort, Hotel Vara, Hotel Roja, or similar
- Breakfast: Enjoy at the hotel / Lunch: Bhutanese cuisine or at the hotel / Dinner: Bhutanese cuisine or at the hotel
5 Day
- Gangti
- Lunch: Bhutanese specialty cuisine or at the hotel
- Bozka Valley [Gantti Nature Trail] Hiking
- Punaka
- Dinner: Bhutanese specialty cuisine or at the hotel
- Hotel: Zhingkha Resort, Hotel Vara, Hotel Roja, or similar
- Breakfast: Enjoy at the hotel / Lunch: Bhutanese cuisine or at the hotel / Dinner: Bhutanese cuisine or at the hotel
6 Day
- 【Zhuque Temple ~ Qichu Lhakhang Temple】Also known as Guque Temple or Zhuque Temple, it is one of the oldest Tibetan Buddhist temples in Bhutan, built in the 7th century, and is the earliest religious fortress in Bhutan. The temple is located at an altitude of about 2,300 meters, with a serene and solemn environment. It is an important place for the Bhutanese royal family to hold important religious celebrations and prayer ceremonies, and is full of historical and religious significance.
- Lunch – Bhutanese specialty cuisine or at the hotel
- National Museum
- Paro Old Street
- Dinner: Bhutanese specialty cuisine or at the hotel
- Hotel: Tiger's Nest Resort Hotel, Sandalwood Resort, KHANGKHU Resort, or similar
- Breakfast: Enjoy at the hotel / Lunch: Bhutanese cuisine or at the hotel / Dinner: Bhutanese cuisine or at the hotel
7 Day
- Paro
- Tiger's Nest Monastery (horseback riding) is one of Bhutan's most sacred Buddhist sites, perched atop a cliff over 900 meters high in the Paro Valley, at an altitude of approximately 3,120 meters. Built in 1692, it is said that Guru Rinpoche (Padmasambhava) once practiced asceticism here. Rebuilt after a fire, the monastery is an important symbol of pilgrimage for Bhutanese believers.
- Lunch: Bhutanese specialty cuisine or at the hotel
- Traditional hot stone baths are a wellness practice that has been passed down for thousands of years. Heated mineral stones are placed in a wooden tub, and natural herbs are used to heat the spring water. The mineral-rich hot stones soothe muscles and relax the mind and body. Bhutanese people often soak for one to two hours after work, making it a recommended activity for experiencing local culture and healing relaxation.
- Dinner: Bhutanese specialty cuisine or at the hotel
- Hotel: COMO uma paro or similar
- Breakfast: Enjoy at the hotel / Lunch: Bhutanese cuisine or at the hotel / Dinner: Bhutanese cuisine or at the hotel
8 Day
- Parozong
- Paro International Airport
- Bangkok Airport
- Taipei (Taoyuan International Airport) *The itinerary does not include round-trip airfare between Taipei and Bangkok. Please contact customer service if needed.
- Breakfast: Enjoy at the hotel / Lunch: Bhutanese cuisine or at the hotel / Dinner: In-flight set meal
Purchase Notice
- This product includes a professional Chinese-speaking tour guide who will assist with purchasing attraction tickets, reminding you of important information, helping you order food, assisting with hotel check-in, and providing translation or other assistance as needed during the trip.
- The Bhutanese government does not accept individual visa applications. Tourists planning to visit must have their entire trip arranged by local travel agencies, and the Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) levied on them will increase from US$65 per person per day to US$200 per person per day. After all fees are paid, our company will submit the documents to the relevant Bhutanese authorities to apply for a visa. A copy of the visa issued by our company is required for boarding upon departure.
- Two to three days before departure, you will be provided with the contact information of a local professional Chinese-speaking guide, and you will also receive a brief pre-departure briefing and reminders.
Reminders
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If you are unable to travel due to personal reasons after placing your order, the cancellation policy will apply. Please be aware of this.
All details and prices of this itinerary are subject to change due to seasonality, climate, and other factors. Please refer to the information provided before departure for the most up-to-date details. No further notice will be given.
If you purchase additional tickets, please understand that there may be changes to the aircraft type if the airline adjusts its schedule.
Please understand that there may be changes to meals and attractions due to seasonality or reservation availability.
If tourist attractions are closed or there are unforeseen circumstances, the company reserves the right to change or adjust the itinerary.
To provide better service, the order of attractions will be determined by the tour guide based on the situation at the time.
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