In terms of economy, technology, and politics, Bhutan is a small country sandwiched between two of the world’s most powerful countries, namely India and China. Bhutan, however, also possesses something valuable that will be needed by the next generation. The tourism industry in the kingdom of Bhutan is its main revenue generator. They are concentrating on growing the tourism industry and welcoming curious visitors from abroad. Bhutan continues to be sustainable while also protecting its natural environment and rich cultural heritage.
Welcome to the Gangtey & Phobjikha Valley with Bhutan Tour Package from Kolkata. When you arrive in Paro from Kolkata or Delhi, a representative from Navigator India will meet and greet you. Transfer to Thimpu, the capital of Bhutan, from Paro. Enter hotel and spend the rest of the day at leisure.
The Tashicho Dzong, which houses the majority of the governmental buildings, is the first stop on a full day of touring in Thimphu. Visit the National Library, which has a special collection of Buddhist writings and manuscripts as well as contemporary literatures. You may also visit the Zorig Chusm School of Traditional Handicrafts and Arts. Visit the National Memorial Chorten, the Institute of Tibetology, and the handicrafts marketplace. Overnight in Thimpu
Drive for a whole day to Punakha (around 90 kilometres; three hours from Thimphu). Bhutan’s Punakha Dzongkhag districts are headquartered at Punakha. Up until 1955, Punakha served as Bhutan’s capital. It is the most stunning city included in your Bhutan trip from Kolkata. Central Bhutan’s Wangdue Phodrang District has Wangdue Phodrang as its town and dzongkhag thromde. On the way to Dochu la Pass. The pass is well-liked by travellers due to its expansive 360-degree vista of the Himalayan range. With the winter, when the weather is clear and the mountains are covered in snow, the location is worth seeing. Stay the night at Punakha or Wangdu.
Start your excursion to Gangtey Monastery after breakfast. Enjoy the scenic journey through a mature oak and rhododendron woodland. Gangtey Monastery is a part of the Buddhist Nyingmapa sect. It is located in the western region of Bhutan, amid a stunning and unspoiled valley. Gangtey Village is the source of the monastery’s name. Phobjikha Valley is only a few kilometres away from Gangtey Monastery. It is a glacier valley that is around 163 square kilometres in size and located about three thousand metres above sea level. The biodiversity in the valley is abundant. Black-necked cranes and several other globally endangered species spend their winters in the Phobjikha Valley. Drive back to Punakha or Wangdu to spend the night.
After breakfast, check out of your Punakha accommodation and make your way to Paro. The beautiful Paro valley is located in western Bhutan. Bhutan’s lone international airport is at Paro. At a height of 5,500 metres, Paro Airport is regarded as one of the most beautiful airports in the entire world. Free time during the afternoon. Stay the night in Paro.
Proceed to Paro, another fascinating site in Bhutan, for a full day of sightseeing. Visits to Drukgyal Dzong, View of Taktsang Monastery, Kichulanka Monastery, Ta Dzong, Paro Rinpung Dzong (Museum), Nya-Mey Zam, Dungtse Lhankhang, Kila Gompa, and Druk Choeding are planned for today. Spend the night in Paro.
The final day of your Bhutan tour package from Kolkata, including Gangtey and Phobjikha Valley, is today. Drive to the airport in Paro so you may continue your journey to Delhi or Kolkata with wonderful recollections.
