Unforgettable 7 Nights 8 Days Indian Tourist Package: A Journey Via Bagdogra, Alipur, or Cooch Bihar

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This Package is tailored for our Indian Tourist.

Day 1: Arrival in Jaigaon & Journey to Bhutan

Your adventure begins as you arrive at Jaigaon, where our warm and welcoming guide will greet you. The weather at the border is usually mild, with a gentle breeze signaling the start of your Bhutanese journey. You'll cross over to Phuentsholing, the gateway to Bhutan, where the guide will handle all the formalities. From there, enjoy a comfortable ride to your hotel, where a cozy 3-star room awaits, complete with a delicious dinner. As the day winds down, prepare for a restful night in anticipation of the wonders ahead.

Weather: Mild and pleasant; light layers recommended.

Clothing: Comfortable travel attire with a light jacket.

Meals: Traditional Bhutanese cuisine with Indian flavors.

Day 2: Phuentsholing to Thimphu

The morning sun casts a golden hue over the mountains as you embark on a scenic drive to Thimphu, Bhutan’s capital. The journey winds through lush valleys, with occasional glimpses of charming villages nestled in the hills. The road is smooth, with stretches that reveal breathtaking views of the Himalayan foothills. Upon arrival in Thimphu, you’ll settle into your hotel for a 3-night stay. After a hearty dinner, unwind in your comfortable room, savoring the serenity of the Bhutanese capital.

Weather: Cool mornings, warm afternoons; ideal for light layers and a jacket.

Clothing: Comfortable travel wear, with a sweater for cooler moments.

Meals: A blend of Bhutanese and continental dishes.

Day 3: Exploring Thimphu

Wake up to the crisp mountain air and enjoy a leisurely breakfast. Today, you’ll explore Thimphu’s rich cultural tapestry, guided by your knowledgeable companion. Visit the majestic Tashichho Dzong, the seat of Bhutan’s government and religion. Wander through the bustling markets, where local artisans display their crafts. The guide will share stories of Bhutan’s history and traditions, making each site come alive. As evening falls, return to your hotel for a delicious dinner, reflecting on the day’s discoveries.

Weather: Mild, with a cool breeze; comfortable for exploring.

Clothing: Casual wear, with a light jacket for the evening.

Meals: Local delicacies, including ema datshi (chili cheese) and red rice.

Day 4: Thimphu – More to Discover

Another day in Thimphu offers more opportunities to delve into the city’s charm. Visit the Buddha Dordenma, a towering statue offering panoramic views of the valley. The guide will take you to the Folk Heritage Museum, where you’ll learn about Bhutanese rural life. The roads in Thimphu are well-paved, and the drive is smooth, allowing you to enjoy the scenic beauty at every turn. After another day of exploration, return to your hotel for dinner, where the warmth of Bhutanese hospitality continues.

Weather: Similar to Day 3, with cool, pleasant conditions.

Clothing: Comfortable daywear with a sweater for cooler parts of the day.

Meals: A mix of Bhutanese and Indian cuisine.

Day 5: Journey to Paro

After breakfast, bid farewell to Thimphu as you embark on a scenic drive to Paro. The journey is a visual feast, with terraced fields, rivers, and mountain views. Paro welcomes you with its unique charm, and you’ll settle into your hotel for a 2-night stay. The guide will introduce you to Paro’s highlights, including the Paro Dzong and National Museum. The roads are well-maintained, ensuring a comfortable ride. Dinner awaits at your hotel, with a menu designed to delight.

Weather: Slightly cooler as you ascend; layered clothing recommended.

Clothing: Travel attire, with a jacket for the evening.

Meals: A variety of Bhutanese dishes, including fresh local produce.

Day 6: Taktsang Monastery (Tiger's Nest)

Today’s highlight is the hike to Taktsang Monastery, famously known as the Tiger’s Nest. The trek is invigorating, with the cool mountain air and stunning views motivating each step. Your guide will share fascinating legends of the monastery, adding depth to your experience. At the top, you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking views of the valley below. After the descent, return to Paro for a well-deserved dinner and relaxation at your hotel.

Weather: Cool and refreshing, especially at higher altitudes.

Clothing: Comfortable hiking gear, with a light jacket.

Meals: Picnic-style lunch during the hike, followed by a hearty dinner.

Day 7: Paro – A Day of Leisure

On your final full day in Bhutan, explore Paro at your own pace. Visit the local markets or enjoy a peaceful stroll through the town. Your guide is available to offer suggestions and accompany you to any additional sites of interest. The roads in Paro are less crowded, making for a relaxing day of exploration. Return to your hotel for a farewell dinner, savoring the last flavors of Bhutanese cuisine.

Weather: Pleasant and mild, perfect for leisurely activities.

Clothing: Casual wear, with layers for comfort.

Meals: A mix of Bhutanese and international options.

Day 8: Departure

After breakfast, it’s time to say goodbye to Bhutan. Your guide will accompany you on the drive back to the border, ensuring a smooth journey. As you cross back into India, carry with you the memories of a land steeped in culture, beauty, and serenity. Whether you’re headed to Bagdogra, Alipur Duar, or Cooch Bihar, your guide will ensure you reach your destination safely, leaving you with the promise of a return to Bhutan someday.

Weather: Mild as you descend to the plains; light layers are sufficient.

Clothing: Comfortable travel wear.

Meals: Breakfast before departure, with snacks for the road.

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