Mosaic Adventure offers many of the Bhutan tour packages featuring unique opportunities pertaining to Bhutan tourism, that you are not likely to find anywhere else. Some of the most out-of-the-ordinary Bhutan tours and vacations can be booked from Mosaic Adventure.
Bhutan is the last Mahayana Buddhist Kingdom, and the teachings of this school of Buddhism are a living faith among its people. The air of spirituality is pervasive even in the urban centers where the spinning of prayer wheels, the murmur of mantras and the glow of butter lamps in the houses are still important features of everyday life.
The most striking physical features of Bhutan are its architecture - the characteristic style and colour of every building and house in the kingdom is a distinct source of aesthetic pleasure. The Dzongs themselves - imposing 17th century structures built on a grand scale without the help of any drawings and held without a single nail - are outstanding examples of the best Bhutanese architecture.
Bhutan's art and paintings are also important aspects of Bhutanese culture and they depict the spiritual depth of Bhutanese life. Whether it is on a wall, or one of the renowned Thangkhas or murals, painters use vegetable dyes to give their work the subtle beauty and warmth seen nowhere else in the world.
Bhutan also boasts an unparalleled wealth in its cottage industry. Its fine handicrafts of wood and bamboo, ornaments of gold and silver and highly developed weaving skills represent an advanced art form.
Day 1: Mon: Arrival Paro. The flight into the Himalaya reveals breath taking views of the great peaks Mt. Everest, Mt. Kanchangjung etc. taking you right into the Dragon Kingdom’s cloud scraping airstrip at Paro. On arrival you will be greeted and transferred through the beautiful Paro Valley to hotel. Evening talk and slide show on –Bhutan, dinner. Overnight: at hotel.
Day 2: Tue: Paro to Thimpu. Morning sightseeing at Bhutan’s National Museum – TA Dzong. Drive to Thimpu including visitto the Drukgyal Dzong (18 Kms.) on the way offering magnificent view of Mt. Chomolhari. Sightseeing of Thimpu, the capital of Bhutan (including Tashichho Dzong – 17th Century, presently Govt. Secretariat building. Overnight: at hotel with evening cultural program by Royal Dance group.
Day 3: Wed: Thimpu to Punakha. Drive to Punakha (2½ half hours) Visit Punakha Dzong, Wangdiphodrang Dzong. Drive back to Paro through Dochula Pass (10496 ft.) offering majestic view of various Bhutanese Himalayas. Overnight at hotel.
Day 4: Thu: Thu: Paro – Departure. After early breakfast drive to airport to catch the flight to your onward destination.
Departure dates and the itinerary arrangements can be tailored to your requirement, so please contact us for your queries regarding your trekking departure date.
In order for us to quote you the price, we need number of person in the group, category of hotel, mode of transportation (by plane or by bus or by jeep etc) & any alternation on the itinerary. So please contact us with above detail to know your price.
Price we would provide would include & exclude followings:
8. Down Sleeping bag and Down Jacket if you don’t have any.
6. Personal trekking equipment except stated above
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