Tachog Lhakhang is a scenic destination featuring an iron bridge built by the legendary Drupthob Thangtong Gyalpo, connecting the monastery and fortress, offering a glimpse into Bhutan’s rich history. Tashichho Dzong, Bhutan's religious and administrative center, houses the king's office and serves as the summer residence for the monastic body. Known for its traditional architecture and solemn atmosphere, it is a key landmark for learning about Bhutan’s culture and religion. The Thimphu Tsechu, held annually at Tashichho Dzong, is one of Bhutan's most important festivals, showcasing religious ceremonies and traditional dances, where locals wear vibrant attire and celebrate with sacred rituals.

Kuensel Phodrang Nature Park is home to Bhutan's largest Buddha statue, standing at 169 feet and offering a stunning view of Thimphu Valley. The National Memorial Chorten, built to honor the third king, symbolizes the king’s supreme status and the country’s religious devotion, with its murals and sculptures. Visitors can also enjoy the Bhutan Post Office Headquarters, where they can create personalized stamps. The Simple Bhutan Museum offers a glimpse into traditional Bhutanese life, including folk architecture and farming tools, and provides an opportunity to taste the local rice wine, Ara, and try archery. Lastly, Clock Tower Square is a popular spot for relaxation, surrounded by cafes and restaurants, perfect for unwinding and socializing.

Dochula Pass is a beautiful mountain pass surrounded by snow-capped peaks, home to 108 chortens that create a serene and solemn atmosphere. Punakha Dzong, located at the confluence of two rivers, is a symbol of Bhutan with its grand architecture and religious ceremonies, making it a popular spot for photography and experiencing the spiritual ambiance. The Punakha Suspension Bridge, Bhutan’s longest suspension bridge, spans a crystal-clear river and offers picturesque views, making it a must-visit hiking destination.

Gangtey Gonpa is the spiritual center of the Nyingma tradition, nestled amidst mountains with fresh air and a deeply religious atmosphere. It is a sacred site for pilgrims and an ideal place for visitors to explore Bhutan’s Buddhist culture and religious history. Phobjika Valley, surrounded by dense forests and winding streams, is a stunning natural area and a vital habitat for the black-necked cranes that migrate here each winter. The Black-necked Crane Visitor Center offers a wealth of information about these endangered birds, their migration paths, and conservation efforts, and features observation points where visitors can watch these majestic creatures in their natural habitat.

Chimi Lhakhang is a renowned fertility temple in Bhutan, particularly popular among couples wishing for children. It is a spiritual place filled with blessings and a place of pilgrimage. The Bhutan Traditional Dress Experience allows visitors to wear Bhutan's traditional attire—men’s gho and women’s kira. This cultural experience offers a chance to immerse in Bhutan’s heritage, take memorable photos in the traditional dress, and appreciate the country's culture and charm.

Tiger's Nest (Paro Taktsang) is Bhutan’s most iconic cliffside monastery, perched 900 meters above the Paro Valley. Built in 1692, it is believed to be the site where Guru Rinpoche (Padmasambhava) flew on the back of a tigress to meditate in a cave and subdue demons. Visitors can choose to hike or ride a horse halfway up the mountain, followed by a scenic walk to the monastery—an unforgettable experience. Traditional Hot Stone Bath (Optional). After completing the Tiger's Nest challenge, unwind with Bhutan’s unique traditional hot stone bath. This relaxing experience is perfect for soothing tired muscles and rejuvenating after the hike.

*OPTIONAL : Horse Riding, everyone must hike downhill the entire way.

Paro Town is the perfect place for shopping, where visitors can find unique Bhutanese handicrafts and souvenirs, making it an ideal spot to end the trip on a memorable note.

Your journey through Bhutan comes to an end, Tashi Delek!