Paro Valley Tour

Paro Valley has played an important role in the history of Bhutan. The glacier is unaffected by the pollution, contrary to many other other glaiers across the world. Serene natural beauty of the valley seems to fill the viewers' heart with joy. The valley had close relations with Tibet, which meant the establishment of several important buildings in the region. Phobjika glacier in the valley has been declared by the government a protected area. These monuments still hold immense cultural value not only for Paro Valley but also for the whole country. Near the Glacier is the Black Mountain National Park, home to rare black cranes and leopards. Craggy mountains and undisturbed calm are the highlights of the Paro valley. The splendor of the Paro Valley lies in the undisturbed calm of the region, the craggy mountains and the peaceful people inhabiting this place. Black Mountain National Park is the home of some rare creatures. The atmosphere of the Paro valley is of religious devotion. The Glacier, high above the Himalayas, has preserved its serene atmosphere undeterred by the pollution that has taken its toll on many glaciers around the world.

Paro Vally Tour Itinerary

Day 01: Kathmandu to Paro by flight and overnight hotel.

 

Day 02: Sightseeing tour in Paro and overnight hotel.

 

Day 03: Paro to Thimpu and overnight hotel.

 

Day 04: Thimpu to Wangdi and overnight hotel.

 

Day 05: Sightseeing tour in Wangdi and overnight hotel.

 

Day 06: Wangdi to Punakha and overnight hotel.

 

Day 07: Punakha to Paro and overnight hotel.

 

Day 08: Paro, Bhutan to Kathmandu by flight and overnight hotel.