Arrive in Paro and take the scenic road to Thimphu. Let the pace slow as the pine trees thicken and the city disappears. By evening, you’re wrapped in silence—Bhutan’s kind of welcome.

Explore Bhutanese artistry, design your own stamp, and watch archers in action. End the day with a golden-hour hike to a hilltop monastery above Thimphu.

Drive into Phobjikha, a glacial valley where yaks graze and cranes dance. Walk the nature trail and sip tea under thick blankets as mist curls outside.

Visit Punakha Dzong, one of Bhutan’s most majestic fortresses. Pause at 108 chortens on Dochu-La Pass and walk to a temple known for laughter, blessings, and legends.

Explore the quirky village of Lobesa. See thangka artists at work, share a soulful meal at a local home, and end with sweeping views from a hilltop chorten.

Reach Paro. Visit the National Museum and Rinpung Dzong before wandering lively markets. Unwind over a glass of Bhutanese craft beer.

Start the day at Kyichu Lhakhang, Bhutan’s oldest temple. Wrap it up with a farmhouse hot stone bath, a home-cooked dinner, and a round of traditional archery.

Travel back to Phuentsholing through familiar roads now filled with memories. Spend the evening reflecting—Bhutan has a way of staying with you.

Enjoy a slow breakfast before heading home. The pace may quicken again—but the stillness you found in Bhutan lingers long after.