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A private, seven-day circuit from Paro that pairs strenuous day hikes—most famously to Taktsang—with temple visits, high passes and valley walks. Expect steep climbs, dramatic views, and close encounters with Bhutanese culture.
A private, seven-day circuit from Paro that pairs strenuous day hikes—most famously to Taktsang—with temple visits, high passes and valley walks. Expect steep climbs, dramatic views, and close encounters with Bhutanese culture.
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Operated by Bhutan Travel Experts · Paro, Paro District
You arrive in Paro with the Himalaya suddenly closer—peaks slicing the sky, prayer flags flicking at road edges, and a narrow valley that funnels sound and scent. The itinerary moves on foot and by road through cedar forests, terraced rice fields and high passes, punctuated by dzongs and chortens that mark villages and prayerful crossroads.
moderate.
7 days.
Moderate overall fitness with ability to hike 4–6 hours on uneven trails and tolerate long vehicle transfers.
Yes; Bhutan requires a pre-arranged visa and a daily Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) handled by licensed tour operators—this tour includes permits and SDF details in the package.
The Tiger’s Nest is classed difficult: expect 4–6 hours round-trip with steep, rocky sections and significant elevation gain; a teahouse halfway offers a rest point for less experienced hikers.
Black-necked cranes arrive in Phobjikha Valley from late October through mid-February—the tour’s Phobjikha stop is timed for winter crane viewing when in season.
Yes—this private tour includes land transport, most meals (6 breakfasts/lunches/dinners listed), accommodation at government-approved hotels and monument entrance fees as specified.
Many dzongs date to the 17th century and were built during unification under Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal; Punakha Dzong was a historic winter seat of government.
Bhutan maintains strict tourism and land-use policies focusing on sustainability; visitors should stick to trails, avoid single-use plastics and support local enterprises.
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