Bhutan Family Tour

Wake up to a piping-hot breakfast at the hotel in Paro and get ready for more sightseeing as this Bhutan family tour itinerary now takes you and your family to Paro Rinpung Dzong and Kyichu Temple. Paro Rinpung Dzong: Founded in 15th century and renovated by Ngawang Namgyal, Rinpung Dzong is an ancient monastery-cum-fortress that displays the flamboyance of ancient Bhutanese architecture. Rinpung Dzong had a great significance in terms of defending Paro Valley from the invasions of Tibet. Now a famous tourist attraction, this ancient monastery offers absolutely picturesque views of the surrounding landscape Kyichu Temple: With the history dating back to 7th-century, this Himalayan Buddhist temple is believed to be one of the oldest and most picturesque temples in Bhutan. The Jowo Jampa Statue in the inner hall, the Chenrezig statue in the outer hall and the statue of Guru Rinpoche add to the structural beauty of the temple. After seeking blessings of the Almighty at this sacred place, you will start your journey to the next destination of your Bhutan family tour- Thimphu. Enjoy the scenic road journey to the beautiful capital city. Upon arrival in Thimphu, check in at the hotel and then spend time at leisure. The second day’s itinerary ends with a cozy overnight stay at the hotel.

Have a scrumptious breakfast with your dear ones at the hotel and refuel yourself for a full day sightseeing tour in Thimphu that follows. This Thimphu family tour itinerary takes you to visit some of the most sought after tourist attractions in Thimphu including Motithang Takin Preserve, Tashichho Dzong, Crafts Bazaar, National Folk Heritage Museum in Thimphu and more. Motithang Takin Preserve: A wildlife reserve in Thimphu in order to protect Takin - the national animal of Bhutan. Tashichho Dzong: Situated next to the bank of Wangchu River, Tashichho Dzong is an expansive complex having well-maintained lawns and gardens within. This monastery-cum-fortress is believed to have been constructed in the early 13th century by Lama Gyalwa Lhanangpa. It houses various offices of government and the king of Bhutan. Crafts Bazaar: A hub of Bhutanese art and culture where tourists enjoy shopping for traditional handicrafts, clothes and various other forms of artwork. National Folk Heritage Museum: It’s a major tourist attraction in Thimphu, especially for families and kids. The museum showcases rich Bhutanese culture and traditions in the form of rural artifacts and equipment. The day of sightseeing in Thimphu comes to an end, enjoy a good night’s sleep at the hotel.

Treat your taste buds to a delectable breakfast at the hotel and then get ready to check out from the hotel as your family holiday in Bhutan enters its last day. You will be transferred to the international airport in Paro from where you catch your flight back home.