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2 Nights 3 Days Bhutan Tour

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Trip Duration

3 Days
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Trip Difficulty

Easy
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Max Altitude:

2,350m. / 7,710ft.
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Group Size

2 to 25 People
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Best Season

Autumn, Spring
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Meals

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
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Accommodation

Hotel
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Transportation

Private Vehicle

Overview and Highlights of 2 Nights 3 Days Bhutan Tour

The 2 Nights 3 Days Bhutan Tour is a good option for those who want to explore the culture, history, and natural beauty of Bhutan in a limited period of time. This well designed plan will include the most significant cultural sites of the country, yet it will not make you feel like you are on a train ride as you can enjoy the traditional monasteries, old fortresses, serene valleys, and local culture without the need to rush to the next place. This trip is a great introduction to Bhutan whether you are on your first visit to the country or you are on a Nepal holiday.

This Bhutan Tour Package begins when you arrive in Paro and then travel to Thimphu, the capital city of Bhutan. This picturesque route will take you through rivers, wooded hills, and traditional villages which echo the peaceful nature of the country. You will visit some of the key sights in Thimphu such as Tashichho Dzong, the National Memorial Chorten and the impressive Buddha Dordenma, and have a better insight into Bhutanian traditions and lifestyle.

A major highlight of the 2 Nights 3 Days Bhutan Tour is the hike to Taktsang Monastery, commonly known as Tiger’s Nest. The monastery stands on a dramatic cliff overlooking the Paro Valley and is considered to be the most holy religious site of Bhutan. The trail is well maintained and it goes through pine forests and provides rewarding views before arriving at the monastery. This experience has become a significant component of virtually all Short Bhutan Tours due to its cultural significance and spectacular location.

The trip will also enable you to explore the rich heritage of Paro by sightseeing the National Museum, Rinpung Dzong, and, should you have time, Kyichu Lhakhang. These monuments represent the ancient architecture, Buddhist culture and history of Bhutan. They combine to make this Bhutan 2 Nights 3 Days Tour a perfect choice among those who want to visit the cultural wonders of this country within a short period of time.

The 2 Nights 3 Days Bhutan Tour is designed with comfort and convenience in mind. The package includes experienced local guides, comfortable hotels, private transportation and planned sightseeing throughout the journey. All arrangements have been made for your travel experience to be an easy one from the moment you arrive in Bhutan until you depart, leaving you free to enjoy the culture, history and beautiful scenery the country has to offer.

Trip Highlights

  • Explore the capital city of Bhutan, Thimphu, in the 2 Nights 3 Days Bhutan Tour.
  • Hike to the famous Tiger’s Nest Monastery overlooking Paro Valley.
  • Explore the National Memorial Chorten, Buddha Dordenma, and Tashichho Dzong.
  • Visit the National Museum, Rinpung Dzong and Kyichu Lhakang in Paro.
  • Take picturesque drives across the valleys, forests, and traditional villages in Bhutan.
  • Experience Bhutanese culture, Buddhist heritage, and local traditions with an experienced guide.
  • Experience the culture and historic landmarks of Bhutan on this Short Bhutan Tour.

2 Nights 3 Days Bhutan Tour Itinerary

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Welcome to Bhutan! Our local representative will meet you at the arrival of Paro International Airport where he will take care of your transfer to Thimphu. The journey is made along picturesque mountain tracks with rivers, traditional villages, forested hills and is an enjoyable introduction to the peaceful rural Bhutan. On your way to the capital, you will start observing the unique architecture of the country and relaxed lifestyle, which makes the 2 Nights 3 Days Bhutan Tour a pleasant experience at the first stage.

After reaching Thimphu, we will begin exploring some of the city’s cultural landmarks. Tourist attractions here are visits to Tashichho Dzong, the National Memorial Chorten, and the majestic Buddha Dordenma that overlooks the valley. When you have time you can also take a tour of the local market and visit the traditional handicraft stores before retiring to your hotel in the evening.

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Activity: 1.5 Hours Drive

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Max. Altitude: 2,350m/7,710ft. (Thimphu)

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Meal: Lunch and Dinner

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Accommodation: Hotel


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Note:

If you have a private group and prefer a personalized experience, we can organize a custom trip tailored to your requirements and group size, running it any day you choose.

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Includes & Excludes

What are included with package?

Transportation

  • Airport pick up and drop off at Paro International Airport
  • All sightseeing and transfers as indicated in the itinerary by private transportation.
  • Comfortable vehicle with an experienced local driver throughout the tour

Accommodation and Meals

  • Hotel accommodation for two nights
  • Lunch and dinner on the arrival day
  • Daily breakfast at the hotel
  • Breakfast, lunch, and dinner on the second day
  • Breakfast on the departure day

Guide and Sightseeing

  • Licensed English speaking Bhutanese guide
  • Guided sightseeing at all attractions included in the itinerary
  • Entrance fees to monuments and cultural sites mentioned in the program

Government Fees and Visa

  • Bhutan tourist visa
  • Sustainable Development Fee (SDF)
  • Government taxes and official service charges of the tour

Additional Services

  • Assistance on arrival and departure
  • Support from the 3A Adventure team before and during your trip

What are not included with package?

International Travel

  • International airfare to and from Bhutan
  • Any visa fees or travelling documents not referred in the inclusion section.

Meals and Beverages

  • Other meals not included in the itinerary.
  • Alcoholic drinks, soft drinks and bottled drinks.
  • Personal snacks and additional food items

Travel Insurance

  • Personal travel insurance
  • Health care costs and emergency evacuation costs.

Personal Expenses

  • Laundry services
  • Internet and telephone expenses.
  • Individual shopping and gifts.
  • Tips for guides and drivers
  • Pony hire during the Tiger’s Nest hike (optional)
  • Additional sightseeing or activities not covered in the itinerary.

Other Expenses

  • Additional accommodation due to flight delays or cancellations
  • Costs due to weather conditions, natural disasters, road closures, or any other events which are out of our control.
  • Any service that is not mentioned in the What is Included? section

Route Map & Altitude Chart

Trip Information

Weather and Best Time of the Year to Visit

The 2 Nights 3 Days Bhutan Tour is a year round attraction and all the seasons have a varied traveling experience. Spring (March to May) is one of the best times to visit Bhutan because of the pleasant weather, blooming flowers, and clear conditions for sightseeing. The weather is also clear and allows good sightseeing of the valleys and mountains around while travelling between Thimphu and Paro.

The other season to visit Bhutan best is in autumn, which is between September and November. The weather then becomes quite predictable after the monsoon and the skies tend to be more clear thus outdoor activities and cultural sightseeing are more enjoyable. The time of the year is also suitable to visit monasteries and fortresses as well as traditional villages in the itinerary.

Winter is generally dry with cool temperatures, while summer (June to August) brings the monsoon, making the forests and valleys lush and green. The tour operates throughout the year, although weather conditions vary by season. The right time to visit Bhutan will depend on your preference of the time of the year, though the most preferred season is spring and autumn.

Tour Difficulty

The 2 Nights 3 Days Bhutan Tour  is said to be easy and can be taken by any traveler of any age provided he/ she is of normal fitness. The most parts of the trip are done in a personal vehicle and the visitors get to transit comfortably between the destinations with the beautiful scenery of Bhutan. Everyday sightseeing is a short walk around temples, monasteries, museums, and historical places.

The most active part of the itinerary is the hike to Taktsang Monastery, also known as Tiger’s Nest. The path leads to the gradual uphill route through pine forests and it normally takes about two to three hours to reach the monastery. The tourists are able to walk at their pace and have rests at various viewpoints on the route.

The Bhutan Tour Package is suitable to the couples, families, individuals, and small groups who are interested in having a relaxing holiday. No technical skills or trekking experience are needed. The tour will offer an enjoyable experience of the Bhutan culture, history, and natural beauty with a comfortable itinerary and professional local guides.

Accommodation

Accommodation during the 2 Nights 3 Days Bhutan Tour is provided in carefully selected hotels in Thimphu and Paro. The hotels are selected based on their comfort, cleanliness, convenient locations and friendly services. The travelers are able to rest in a comfortable environment after each day of sightseeing and then resume the journey the next day.

Guest rooms are typically equipped with private bathrooms, comfortable beds, heating, where possible, WiFi, and other typical hotel amenities. The standards of a hotel might differ a bit depending on the destination, but every hotel is chosen to ensure a pleasant stay during the tour.

The Short Bhutan Tour is aimed at offering comfortable stay and easy access to the key attractions in the itinerary. Whether staying in Bhutan’s capital or the peaceful town of Paro, travelers can expect warm hospitality and a relaxing atmosphere during their visit.

Food and Drinks

Hotels and other chosen local restaurants serve meals that are part of the itinerary. Bhutanese food is plain, fresh and made out of locally grown foods. Common foods include rice, vegetables, soups, noodles, and meat, and the local specialty, ema datshi, which is made with chilies and cheese, is a favorite among people who would like to enjoy some local Bhutanese cuisine.

Other local dishes are accompanied by Indian, Chinese and continental foods, and various restaurants are ideal to allow travelers a great variety of food options throughout the trip. There is a wide variety of vegetarian meals, and special dietary needs can be often met with prior notice.

The Bhutan 2 Nights 3 Days Tour will offer a chance to taste both the traditional Bhutanese and the international cuisine. It can be in Thimphu or in Paro, but any meal will be made to provide an enjoyable experience as one gets to experience the culture and hospitality of the country.

Visa and Travel Documents

Most foreign nationals require a Bhutan visa before entering the country. Indian nationals travel under a separate entry permit system. However, unlike in most countries, the Bhutan visa has to be booked by an authorized Bhutanese tour operator prior to arrival. Travelers should also have a passport that remains valid for at least six months beyond their intended travel dates.

Once you have confirmed your booking, our team will take you through the visa application process and provide instructions on what documents you will need to be approved. After submitting the required information, your visa application is done via our Bhutanese partner and then you begin your journey.

In case you are planning to go on the 2 Nights 3 Days Bhutan Tour, we help provide you with the necessary travel paperwork to help you make your trip as smooth as possible, when you book the tour with 3A Adventure. We also offer handy travelling details prior to travelling so that you can be assured that you are ready to visit Bhutan.

Transportation

Travel during the tour is also organized in order to make the trip comfortable and hassle free. A personal vehicle with a seasoned local driver takes you to and from the Paro International Airport to any place you want to visit in Thimphu. The roads between Paro and Thimphu are well maintained and pass through river valleys, forests, and traditional villages, making the drive an enjoyable part of the journey.

The two most popular destinations in Bhutan are included in the itinerary, so the distances to travel are not long. The journey between Paro and Thimphu takes about one and a half hour, which is sufficient time to go sightseeing without wasting a long time on the road. Private transportation offers greater comfort, flexibility, and convenience than shared transport.

In the 2 Nights 3 Days Bhutan Tour, all the ground transportation in the itinerary is included and you can travel with ease. With our trained staff, all transfers will be coordinated to make your trip a successful one between the arrival and departure.

Communication

Both Paro and Thimphu have mobile network coverage which mean that the travelers can remain in touch with the tour. Upon arriving in Bhutan, visitors can buy a local SIM card in case they need to use mobile data, make local calls, or use online services during the stay.

WiFi is available in most hotels, cafes, and restaurants included in the itinerary. Internet speed can be different according to the location, but it is normally adequate to check emails, browse the internet, and talk to family and friends. Most of the visitors find it quite easy to be connected without interfering with their overall travel experience.

The Bhutan Tour Package will explore the major tourist sites of Bhutan, and in most places, there are decent communication facilities. Travelers can be connected during sightseeing of the cultural and historical sites in the country whether on mobile networks or WiFi in the hotel.

Travel Insurance

The travel insurance is strongly advised to everyone travelling to Bhutan. Even though this is a brief cultural trip, something unforeseen like delayed flights, medical cases, baggage losses, or interruption of the trip may happen when travelling internationally. Proper insurance will give you extra assurance and confidence during the trip.

When choosing which policy to take it is recommended to select an option that includes medical treatment, emergency evacuation, trip cancellation, and personal belongings. Before traveling, travelers are advised to review their policy carefully to make sure that the policy offers sufficient coverage to travel dates and activities.

The Short Bhutan Tour is made to be comfortable and easy to accomplish yet comprehensive travel insurance is a significant aspect of responsible travel planning. An appropriate insurance will assist in covering any unforeseen costs and enable you to spend your vacation with more confidence.

Private Tour vs Group Tour

The 2 Nights 3 Days Bhutan Tour will come in both the private departure and the group departure whereby the travelers will be allowed to select the option that suits their traveling style best. Both are offered on the same schedule and they both have guided sightseeing tours, good accommodation and transport as per the package.

The advantage of group departures is that they are suitable to individual travelers or individuals who want to meet other people in a different country in the process. The flexibility of a private tour gives couples, families, and small groups the ability to move at their own pace and experience a more personalized experience.

Bhutan 2 Nights 3 Days Tour can also be tailored to your preferred travel dates or areas of interest. Our group will be glad to assist in the arrangement of the option that suits your travelling plans.

Extra Expenses

The package covers accommodation, transportation, sightseeing and meals as indicated in the itinerary. Nonetheless, personal expenses, which are not included in the package price, should also be budgeted by the travelers. It is always a good idea to budget for these additional expenses before travelling to enjoy a more comfortable and stress free trip.

Ordinary personal expenses refer to traveling insurance, personal shop, snacks, drinks, laundry, tips to guides and drivers and activities that are not mentioned in the itinerary. Tourists might also desire to buy some local arts and crafts, local souvenirs, or gifts when they are in Bhutan.

Bhutan Tour 2 Nights 3 Days takes care of the bigger travel arrangements enabling you to enjoy the trip. It is advisable to have a bit of extra cash to buy personal items and other miscellaneous costs during the trip.

FAQs for 2 Nights 3 Days Bhutan Tour

General

The tour package covers lodging, personal transport, approved guide, sightseeing, entrance charges, Bhutan visa, Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) and the meals as specified in the itinerary.

Yes. The itinerary will visit the most popular places in Bhutan such as Thimphu, Paro and Tiger’s Nest Monastery and is therefore a good introduction to the country.

The trip also covers Tashichho Dzong, Buddha Dordenma, the National Memorial Chorten, Tiger’s Nest Monastery, Rinpung Dzong, National Museum and Kyichu Lhakhang.

Yes. One of the key activities that the tour includes is the hike to the Tiger’s Nest Monastery.

Yes. Whenever possible, itinerary can be modified according to your travel plans, interests and time you have.

Yes. The tour is ideal to couples, families, individual travellers, and small groups seeking a relaxed cultural vacation.

The tour is a blend of cultural heritage, breathtaking scenery, well-balanced hotel stays, as well as knowledgeable local guides, making it a perfect introduction to the country in a few days.

Preparation & Fitness

No. The trip is suitable for first time visitors to Bhutan as well as experienced travellers. The itinerary is properly structured, simple to follow and sightseeing is done with a guide during the journey.

The hike is considered moderate and usually takes around two to three hours to reach the monastery. The path is in good condition, and the majority of tourists pass it easily walking slowly with frequent stops.

It is recommended to carry comfortable walking shoes, layered clothing, a light jacket, sunscreen, sun glasses, a reusable water bottle, personal medications and travel documents. The weather may shift in the daytime, and it is better to dress up in layers.

Yes. This tour is popular among many elderly tourists each year. Individuals who intend to hike to Tiger Nest location ought to be at ease walking up a mountain over several hours.

Yes. The tour may be joined by families having children. The hike to Tiger Nest should be considered by parents when they organize the trip because younger children might need extra help.

insurance Insurance & Visa

Yes. Most foreign nationals require a Bhutan visa before entering Bhutan. Indian nationals travel under a separate entry permit system.

The Bhutan visa is organized by our team when we receive the necessary documents and fulfil the booking process.

A copy of a passport and a passport that has a minimum of six months is normally required. Other documents can be demanded based on your nationality.

The processing of visa is normally done once all the necessary documents and payments are received. We recommend completing the booking well before your travel date.

Yes. We also give you a travel information, instructions on how to arrive and tips to travel before you go on the trip.

accommodation Accommodation and Facilities

The tour will involve comfortable hotels in Thimphu and Paro which have been chosen due to their cleanliness, strategic position and quality service.

Yes. Hotel rooms have attached bathrooms and other standard facilities that ensure that one spends a comfortable time there.

Yes. Most hotels have WiFi charges, but the speed of connection can differ as per the location.

Yes. In Bhutan vegetarian food is also in high demand, and a significant number of restaurants have an excellent vegetarian selection.

Yes. Please let us know before your arrival, and we will do our best to arrange suitable meals whenever possible.

weather Weather & Seasons

The spring and autumn seasons are usually the most ideal seasons since they have good temperatures and good weather to sightsee.

Yes. The season during which winter is good to visit is when you want few people to visit you and when the weather is cooler. Most places are comfortable when it comes to daytime sightseeing.

Yes. The tour can be experienced all year round with occasional rainfall experienced during the summers.

There is a difference in temperatures according to seasons. Days tend to be pleasant with mornings and evenings being cooler, particularly in winter.

During clear days, travelers can get beautiful scenes of the mountains of Bhutan and the valley surrounding it on a number of places that are part of the itinerary.

health Health & Safety

Yes. Bhutan is regarded as a safe tourist destination and is well known for its peaceful atmosphere and friendly locals.

In Paro and Thimphu, there are basic medical facilities and hospitals and clinics that offer healthcare services to locals and tourists.

 

Yes. Bottled or filtered drinking water is widely available in hotels, restaurants, and shops throughout the trip.

Report to your guide. They will help you to have medical attention where necessary and will help to make sure that you are comfortable during the tour.

booking Booking & Payment

It is better to reserve several weeks beforehand to have time to prepare visas, and other travel services.

Yes. Group departures are available on selected dates, depending on availability.

Yes. You can also book private departures, based on your travel dates and travel preferences.

The payments may normally be done through bank transfer or online payment or any other acceptable payment scheme. To get the available options, please contact us.

Yes. In case you want to visit Bhutan longer, our team will be able to plan more or a tailor-made program.

transportation Transportation & Flight

The tour starts and finishes at the Paro International Airport with airport transfers.

Travel between Paro and Thimphu is by a comfortable private tourist vehicle with an experienced local driver.

Yes. Airport pick up and drop off in Paro are included in the package.

The commute normally consumes approximately one and a half hours, depending on road and traffic conditions.

Yes. Other airport transfers or transportation can be ordered on request at an additional fee.