Memorial Chorten – A prominent stupa in Thimphu built in memory of Bhutan’s third king, a place of daily worship for locals. Buddha Dordenma – A majestic 169-foot tall Buddha statue overlooking Thimphu Valley, offering panoramic views. Changangkha Lhakhang – A historic 12th-century temple perched on a hilltop, popular for blessings of children. Takin Preserve – A wildlife reserve home to Bhutan’s national animal, the takin, a unique and rare species. National Library – Houses ancient Buddhist texts and manuscripts, preserving Bhutan’s literary heritage. Institute for Zorig Chusum – Also known as the Arts and Crafts School, where students learn Bhutan’s 13 traditional arts. Bhutan Post Office – Known for personalized stamps and showcasing Bhutan’s philatelic art and culture. Centenary Farmers Market – Thimphu’s largest weekend market offering fresh local produce, spices, and handicrafts.

Dochu La – A scenic mountain pass with 108 memorial chortens and stunning views of the eastern Himalayas. Punakha Dzong – A grand riverside fortress known for its stunning architecture and historical significance. Walk across the longest suspension bridge in Bhutan – Experience a thrilling walk with scenic river and valley views in Punakha. Riverside – A peaceful spot ideal for relaxation, photography, or simply soaking in Bhutan’s natural beauty.

National Museum – Located in a historic watchtower, it showcases Bhutan’s rich cultural, artistic, and natural heritage. Rinpung Dzong – A majestic fortress-monastery offering insight into Bhutanese architecture and monastic life. Leisure stroll along Paro town – Enjoy a relaxed walk through charming streets lined with traditional buildings and shops. Local market walk & café stop – Explore local crafts and flavors, then unwind at a cozy café with scenic views.

Moderate to tough hike – A challenging yet rewarding trek through pine forests and steep trails. Option to hire horse till halfway – Horses are available for hire to assist with the uphill journey up to the halfway point. Reach monastery – Arrive at the sacred monastery perched on a cliff, offering breathtaking views and spiritual serenity.

Highest motorable road in Bhutan – Traverse Chele La Pass, offering panoramic Himalayan views at over 13,000 ft altitude. Great for snow (in winter) & prayer flag views – A scenic spot known for snow-covered landscapes and fluttering prayer flags. Kyichu Lhakhang – One of Bhutan’s oldest temples, rich in history and spiritual significance. Traditional Bhutanese dress photo shoot – Dress in local attire for memorable cultural photos in a traditional setting. Leisure evening or local cultural show – Unwind with a relaxed evening or enjoy a vibrant Bhutanese dance and music performance.

Bid farewell to the Land of the Thunder Dragon, carrying unforgettable experiences and serene moments.