Welcome to Paro Airport, Bhutan for your eagerly awaited Bhutan 10 Nights 11 Days tour package from Mumbai. As the plane descends into the Paro valley, gaze out the window to spot the Paro Dzong perched on the hillside, overlooking the Paro Chu (river) with Ta Dzong nearby. Upon arrival, our representative will greet you at the airport. On the drive to Thimphu, make a stop at Chojum to capture the stunning view of the confluence of two rivers of Bhutan, Thimphu Chu and Paro Chu. After reaching Thimphu, check in to your hotel and freshen up. The rest of the day is free to explore Thimphu City.

Upon reaching Thimphu, check in at your hotel in the afternoon or evening. After freshening up, take a stroll around the city. You can explore the local nightlife, enjoy a local beer, try karaoke, or relax with a traditional hot stone bath at a spa. End your day with a delicious dinner and rest for the night in Thimphu.

Welcome to the second day of your 10 Night 11 Days Bhutan package tour from Mumbai. After a long and hectic journey, a peaceful rest is essential to recharge. Start your morning in Thimphu as the sun gently warms the valley, and enjoy a cup of hot Suja – Bhutan's traditional Butter Tea. This unique drink, enjoyed throughout Bhutan, is made with tea leaves, butter, salt, and milk powder, offering a refreshing start to the day. Enjoy your tea, freshen up, and head to the breakfast table. After a hearty breakfast, get ready to explore some of Thimphu's top attractions, the capital city of Bhutan.

The National Memorial Chorten - Also known as Thimphu Chorten, this monument is a key site for evening prayers. Built in memory of Bhutan's third King, it was continuously circled by people chanting mantras and spinning prayer wheels. Proposed by His Majesty Jigme Dorji Wangchuk, the father of modern Bhutan, this chorten was completed in 1974 after his untimely death, serving as both a memorial and a symbol of peace and prosperity.

The Clock Tower - Situated in the heart of Thimphu Town, the Clock Tower Square is an architectural marvel that stands out on any Bhutan package tour from Mumbai. Unlike other buildings in Bhutan, this tower features four clock faces, one on each side. The design incorporates traditional Bhutanese architecture with intricate carvings of floral patterns, paintings, and dragon replicas, representing the country's independence. The dragons on the tower face each clock, adding to its unique charm. This square is a popular spot among locals and visitors alike, with many restaurants, gift shops, and hotels nearby. In the evenings, it becomes a lively place, hosting live music events and a vibrant atmosphere. It's also a great spot for buying souvenirs or enjoying a picnic with your family.

Sakyamuni Buddha - Atop Kuensel Phodrang hill, the majestic 51.5-meter gilded bronze statue of Buddha Dordenma dominates the landscape. This magnificent statue offers breathtaking views of the valley, making it a must-see on your Bhutan itinerary. Known as Buddha Viewpoint, it's a peaceful and awe-inspiring location.

Changangkha Lhakhang - While Thimphu is home to several monasteries, Changangkha Lhakhang stands out as the most important religious structure. Dating back to the 15th century, this temple is dedicated to Avalokiteshvara, the embodiment of compassion. From here, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of Thimphu valley.

Takin Zoo - Visit the Takin Zoo, where you can see Bhutan's national animal, the Takin. This rare species, found only in Bhutan, is one of the world's most endangered animals. The zoo provides a unique opportunity to observe the Takin in its natural open habitat.

Trashi Chhoe Dzong - Also known as the Fortress of the Glorious Region, Trashi Chhoe Dzong is a must-visit site during your 10 Nights 11 Days Central Bhutan tour packages from Mumbai. Located on the west bank of the Wang Chhu River, this fortress is the formal coronation site of Bhutan's fifth King and hosts the annual Tsechu Festival. Built in 1641 by the unifier of Bhutan, Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, it was reconstructed in the 1960s using traditional Bhutanese techniques, without nails or architectural plans. End your day with an overnight stay at your hotel in Thimphu.

After breakfast, embark on your journey to Trongsa, passing through Dochula Pass (3,088m/10,130ft). On a clear day, the view of the majestic Himalayan mountain range is simply breathtaking, with the Gasa Dzong visible as a small white dot on the horizon. Along the way, stop to visit the beautiful 108 chortens, which were built on the hill by Her Majesty Ashi Dorji Wangmo to ensure the security and well-being of His Majesty the King of Bhutan.

Dochula Pass : A must-visit destination during any Bhutan tour package from Mumbai for 10 Nights 11 Days, Dochula Pass is just a 1-hour drive from Thimphu. Located at an altitude of 10,000 feet, this scenic viewpoint offers a spectacular view of the Eastern Himalayan snow-capped peaks on clear days. The area is adorned with colorful prayer flags, and the main highlight is the 108 Chortens. These memorial stupas were built in 2005 under the direction of the Queen Mother of Bhutan, Ashi Dorji Wangmo Wangchuck, to honor the brave soldiers who sacrificed their lives during the 2003 Assamese insurgent conflict. Don't miss this significant and breathtaking attraction while on your Bhutan tour.

Your journey continues as you travel through Wangdue, passing through the charming Metshina village. Then, head towards Pelela Pass, making your way to Trongsa, where you will enjoy a picnic lunch at Chendebji Chorten. After a day of scenic exploration, you’ll check into your hotel in Trongsa for an overnight stay, reflecting on the beauty and serenity of the day. This is a perfect addition to your 10 Night 11 Day peaceful Bhutan tour from Mumbai.

On the 4th day of your exciting 11 Days 10 Nights wonders of Mumbai to Bhutan family tour, we will explore one of Bhutan's most beautiful and spiritual destinations - Bumthang. Known as the "Valley of Beautiful Girls" Bumthang is a serene region in central Bhutan, often referred to as the "lovely field." The word "thang" means field or flat land, perfectly describing this picturesque area. With an altitude ranging from 2,600 to 4,500 meters above sea level, Bumthang is home to some of Bhutan's oldest palaces, monasteries, and Buddhist temples. The valley is deeply intertwined with the stories of Guru Rinpoche (Padmasambhava) and the tertons (discoverers of holy treasures), making it a central spiritual hub for the nation.

Bumthang consists of four valleys : Chumey, Ura, Chhoekhor, and Tang Valley, each with its own unique atmosphere and charm. The largest valley, Chhoekhor, is characterized by its wide, scenic landscapes shaped by ancient glaciers. These valleys, with their natural beauty, attract many visitors each year, eager to experience the tranquility and spiritual essence of the region.

During your visit, you'll explore Jambay Lhakhang, one of Bhutan's oldest temples, located in Bumthang. The area is also closely linked to Guru Rinpoche, who is believed to have flown into Bhutan on a tigress and introduced Buddhism here. Bumthang is the first place in Bhutan where Guru Rinpoche taught Buddhism, making it an essential stop for those interested in learning about Bhutan's rich Buddhist history.

Today's journey from Trongsa to Bumthang takes approximately 6 hours, covering around 80 km. After arriving, we will check into the hotel and enjoy a delicious local lunch. Then, we'll take a leisurely stroll around the nearby area, soaking in the peaceful atmosphere. Tonight, we'll stay in a hotel in Bumthang, ready to explore more of this sacred region tomorrow.

On the 5th day of your 10 Night 11 Day peaceful Bhutan tour package from Mumbai organized by Adorable Vacation Bhutan, we will explore the charming and spiritually rich destinations of Bumthang. After waking up early and enjoying your breakfast, take a moment to explore the surroundings of your hotel. You'll notice that many houses in the area have red roofs - an interesting sight caused by locals drying chilies on their rooftops, as chilies are an essential part of Bhutanese cuisine. It's a small yet fascinating detail that reflects the simple and authentic lifestyle of the Bhutanese people.

Once you hear the gentle horn of the bus, it's time to begin our sightseeing adventure. First, we will visit Jakor Dzong, also known as the “Fortress of the White Bird.” Built in 1549 by the great-grandfather of the first Shabdrung, it was initially a monastery and later upgraded in 1646. Today, Jakor Dzong serves as the administrative center for the Bumthang valley and also houses the regional monk body.

Next, we'll explore Kurjey Lhakhang, which consists of three temples. The first temple, built in 1652, stands on the site where Guru Padmasambhava meditated in the 8th century. The second temple, built around a cave containing the imprint of Guru's body, is considered the most sacred. The third temple, constructed in the 1990s by Ashi Kesang, the Queen Mother, is surrounded by a 108 chorten wall, making it a spiritually significant spot in the valley.

We'll also visit Jambay Lhakhang, a sacred monastery built in the 7th century by Tibetan King Songtsen Gampo. This temple is one of the 108 monasteries built by the king to subdue evil spirits in the Himalayan region. Though its architectural style dates back to the early 20th century, the inner shrine with the Future Buddha is believed to have been present for over 1,400 years.

Another significant site is Tamshing Lhakhang, founded in 1501 by Terton Pema Lingpa. The temple is home to ancient religious paintings, including depictions of 1,000 Buddhas and 21 ‘Taras'. It was restored in the late 19th century, preserving its rich religious heritage.

In the Tang Valley, we'll visit the Ogyencholing Museum, a fascinating place that preserves the traditional heritage and history of Bhutan. The museum showcases household items, artifacts, and offers a glimpse into rural life in the country.

We'll also explore Kenchosum Lhakhang, a short walk from Tamshing Lhakhang. Founded in the 8th century by Pema Lingpa, it's believed that statues of the three Buddhas (past, present, and future) flew here from Khaine Lhakhang in Kurtoe. The modern structure and beautiful surroundings make this place a scenic stop.

For a taste of traditional rural life, we'll visit Ura Valley, the highest of the four valleys in Bumthang Dzongkhag. At 3,100 meters above sea level, this village is home to around 300 households, many of which are yak and sheep herders. The region is known for the Ura Yakchoe festival held in May and boasts a charming temple in the center of the village.

Next, we'll visit the Red Panda Brewery, where you can witness the brewing process and sample freshly made Weiss beer. The brewery, combined with a Swiss cheese factory, offers a unique experience, and you'll have the chance to taste locally brewed beer with delightful hints of clove, lemon, and banana.

For cheese lovers, the Bumthang Swiss Cheese Factory offers a variety of cheeses to taste and buy, along with apple cider, wine, apple brandy, and clover honey. The fresh cheese here has a delightful texture, whether soft and rubbery or hard and crumbly.

Finally, we'll visit the Sheep Breeding Centre, established in 1974 to support highland herders. This center promotes economic self-reliance in wool and woolen products, making it a unique spot for tourists to learn about the importance of sheep in Bhutanese rural life.

Today's journey through Bumthang will leave you with lasting memories of Bhutan's natural beauty, rich culture, and spiritual significance.

After breakfast, embark on your journey to the Phobjikha Valley. Nestled at an altitude of 3000 meters, Phobjikha Valley is a haven for nature lovers. It's the perfect destination for birdwatching, especially to spot the famous Black Necked Cranes that migrate here annually. As one of Bhutan's most important wildlife preserves, the valley offers an untouched natural beauty that provides a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Surrounded by the happiest locals, the serene atmosphere makes this place a must-visit.

Phobjikha is the largest and widest valley in Bhutan, renowned for its stunning panoramic views and tranquil environment. Whether you're a nature enthusiast or an adventure seeker, the valley offers both scenic beauty and opportunities for trekking and hiking through its pristine landscapes. The area is particularly famous for being a sanctuary for the endangered Black Necked Cranes, making it a special spot for wildlife enthusiasts.

Take your time to soak in the breathtaking beauty of this peaceful valley, and enjoy the calm and serenity it offers. After a day of exploration, you'll spend the night at a hotel in Phobjikha Valley, surrounded by nature's tranquility.

After breakfast, travel to Punakha, the former capital of Bhutan and the current winter residence of the central monk body. Begin your visit with the Punakha Dzong, which is situated on an island between the Pho Chu (Male) and Mochu (Female) rivers. Also, explore the Dho Jha Gha Lam Temple, an important religious site in the area.

After lunch, take a leisurely walk through Metshina Village and enjoy a 20-minute stroll through the lush rice fields to reach the Divine Madman’s Monastery, Chhimi Lhakhang. Known for its fertility shrine, visitors can receive a special fertility blessing. Following your visit, drive to Thimphu and check into your hotel for an overnight stay.

On day eight of your Bhutan Package Tour from Mumbai in-Style - 11 Days/ 10 Nights, which includes visits to Trashigang, Trongsa, Bumthang, and Mongar, you'll begin with a hearty breakfast before heading out to explore more of Thimphu's attractions.

Tango Monastery, also called Tango Goemba, is an important Buddhist site in Bhutan, known for its breathtaking views and serene atmosphere. Here's what you can expect during your visit:

Location : Tango Monastery sits about 14 kilometers north of Thimphu, perched on a hilltop with stunning views of the surrounding Thimphu Valley. The hike to the monastery is a 280-meter climb and takes around 30 minutes to an hour through shaded rhododendron forests.

Religious Significance : Founded in the 13th century by Phajo Drugom Zhigpo, Tango Monastery is a central hub for the Drukpa Kagyu school of Tibetan Buddhism. It has long been a place for meditation, study, and spiritual practice.

Architecture : The monastery is a prime example of traditional Bhutanese design, with intricately carved woodwork, colorful murals, and prayer halls, all of which showcase Bhutan's rich cultural heritage.

Festivals and Rituals : Tango Monastery is known for its religious festivals, including the annual Tsechu festival, where locals and visitors can witness traditional mask dances and ceremonies.

Visitor Experience : Though primarily a religious site, the monastery welcomes visitors. You can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, learn about Bhutanese Buddhism, and admire the stunning surroundings. It's important to be respectful of the monks and their practices.

Next, visit Cheri Goemba (also called Cheri Monastery), located about 15 kilometers from Thimphu. This historical site holds great spiritual significance, as it's where Bhutan's religious founder, Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, meditated and established the country's first central monastic body.

Historical Significance : Founded in 1620, Cheri Monastery was the site of Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal's meditation, making it a key part of Bhutan's spiritual history.

Location : Set in a peaceful forested area with lush greenery, the monastery is perfect for a tranquil visit.

Monastic Community : The monastery is home to monks following the Drubkpa Kagyud tradition, and it remains an active center for religious study and practice.

Architecture : Featuring beautifully painted buildings and a central courtyard, the monastery houses important religious relics, including an image of Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal.

Festivals : Cheri Monastery celebrates the Cheri Tsechu festival, which includes prayers, dances, and other religious activities. It's a vibrant event attracting both locals and tourists.

Hiking and Trekking : The hike to Cheri Monastery is a popular activity, offering picturesque views of the valley and the surrounding forests. It's a rewarding trek, accessible for visitors with varying fitness levels.

Both Tango Monastery and Cheri Monastery are not only spiritual centers but also places of natural beauty. Visiting these sites provides a glimpse into Bhutan's rich religious traditions and stunning landscapes.

These experiences are part of your 10 Night 11 Days Bhutan Package Tour from Mumbai, including Trashigang, Trongsa, Bumthang, and Mongar, where you can immerse yourself in the country's deep cultural and spiritual heritage.

After breakfast, begin your journey to Paro, the picturesque town of Bhutan, with some interesting stops along the way:

Simtokha Dzong – Built in 1629 by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, who unified Bhutan, Simtokha Dzong is the first of its kind in the country. This small but significant historical monument was once a Buddhist monastery and now houses one of Bhutan's premier Dzongkha language learning institutes.

National Museum of Bhutan – Located above the Rinpung Dzong in Paro, the National Museum of Bhutan was built in 1968 inside the ancient Ta Dzong building. The museum showcases the rich culture and art of Bhutan, with highlights including exquisite paintings and bronze statues. You can explore large galleries filled with fascinating objects that provide insights into Bhutanese traditions and artistry.

Ta Dzong – Once a watchtower built to defend Rinpung Dzong during the 17th-century inter-valley wars, Ta Dzong was converted into Bhutan's National Museum in 1968. It's a unique structure that tells the story of Bhutan's history and military past.

Rinpung Dzong – Built in 1646 by Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, the first spiritual and temporal ruler of Bhutan, Rinpung Dzong houses the monastic body of Paro as well as the administrative offices of the Dzongda (district head) and Thrimpon (judge) of Paro. The entrance to the Dzong is through a traditional covered bridge known as Nemi Zam.

Nya Mey Zam Bridge – Known as "The Bridge with No Fish," this unique bridge connects Paro Town to the Dzong. It is considered one of Bhutan's finest bridges, and local folklore suggests that spotting a fish in the river beneath the bridge is an ill omen. The original bridge, which could be folded during times of war, was washed away by a flood in 1969. Overnight stay in Paro.

Drukgyal Dzong - Drukgyal Dzong is a historical fortress and Buddhist monastery, now in ruins, located in the upper Paro valley in Paro District of Bhutan. Built in 1649 by Tenzin Drukdra at the request of Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, the Dzong was intended to commemorate the victory over a Tibetan invasion. This iconic site remains one of the most important cultural landmarks in 11 Days Sightseeing Tour in Bhutan and is a must-visit destination for those exploring the Mumbai to Bhutan 10 nights / 11 days tour.

Kyichu Lhakhang - Situated in Lamgong Gewog of Paro District, Kyichu Lhakhang (also known as Kyerchu Temple or Lho Kyerchu) is a significant Himalayan Buddhist temple and one of the oldest in Bhutan. Originally built in the 7th century by Tibetan Emperor Songtsen Gampo, the Jowo Temple of Kyichu holds deep religious significance. This revered temple is an essential stop on any East Bhutan Tour, offering visitors insight into the rich history of Bhutanese Buddhism.

Taktsang Monastery - Also known as the Tiger's Nest, Taktsang Monastery is a breathtaking sacred site perched on a cliff 1,200 meters above the Paro Valley. A challenging yet rewarding trek, this monastery was founded by Guru Rinpoche in 747 CE and was completed in 1694. The Taktsang Monastery is one of Bhutan's most iconic landmarks, making it a must-see on Central & Western Bhutan Tours. Those eager for an adventure will enjoy the 3-hour trek up the cliffside, although horse rides are available from the parking lot for those seeking a more leisurely journey. The stunning views from the monastery provide a memorable experience, making it an unforgettable part of any Bhutan Tour Package from Mumbai for 11 Days. Overnight in Paro, reflecting on the day's incredible sights and experiences.

After early breakfast, start for Paro Airport with a sweet Bhutan Tour memory that will cherish forever.