2N/3D Paro Weekend: Tiger Nest and the Valley - Two Nights and One Long Climb

Paro · 2 nights / 3 days · Bhutan

From ₹8,984 per person

Two Nights and One Long Climb. Stay plan: Paro (2N). Arrive Paro International Airport, depart Paro International Airport.

Where the nights are

Paro (2N)

Day 1 — Arrival and transfer to Paro
Arrive at Paro International Airport. Clear immigration and baggage, meet our representative and transfer to your hotel in Paro. The valley the only international airport sits in — a fortress over the river, the oldest temple in Bhutan and the Tiger Nest on the cliff above. The rest of the day is free to settle in. Overnight in Paro.
Overnight: Paro
Day 2 — Paro: Taktsang Tiger Nest monastery, a five-hour return climb
Breakfast at the hotel. A full day in Paro — the Taktsang Tiger Nest monastery, a five-hour return climb; the Rinpung Dzong and its cantilever bridge; and the Kyichu Lhakhang, one of the oldest temples in Bhutan. The evening is free for dinner and a walk on your own. Overnight in Paro.
Overnight: Paro
Day 3 — Paro — departure
Breakfast at the hotel and check out. Time for any last shopping before your transfer to Paro International Airport for the onward flight. The tour ends here, and we hope it is not your last visit to Bhutan.

Accommodation in Tourism Council of Bhutan approved hotels on double sharing basis.
All meals — breakfast, lunch and dinner — for the whole tour, as the Bhutan tariff requires.
A licensed English-speaking Bhutanese guide throughout, and a private vehicle with driver.
All monument, dzong and museum entrance fees named in the programme.
Bhutan entry permit and route permits processed before arrival.
Mineral water in the vehicle and a hot stone bath where the programme names one.
24x7 on-tour coordination and a dedicated Bhutan destination desk.

Airfare to Paro or to the entry gateway, and airport taxes on it.
The Sustainable Development Fee levied by the Royal Government of Bhutan, quoted separately because it is a government charge and it changes by nationality.
Travel insurance, which is compulsory for entry.
Optional activities not named in the programme — rafting, mountain biking, archery, a helicopter transfer or a festival photography permit.
Alcoholic and bottled beverages, laundry, telephone, tips and personal expenses.
Peak-season and festival-period hotel supplements, and any Gala Dinner supplement.
Anything arising from circumstances outside our control — road block, landslide, a cancelled Paro flight or a change of government levy.