Nomad Festival Guide 6 Nights - 7 Days Tour (239933),Holiday Packages to Thimphu, Paro, Bumthang

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An invitation to explore the intricacy of Bhutanese culture and heritage that is sure to leave an indelible mark on your heart.

Traditional Architecture

On the mountain tops, cliff faces and in the valleys of Bhutan, you will find ornately designed and crafted dzongs or fortresses, monasteries, and traditional houses. Adorned with colorful paintings and attention-demanding carvings, these architectural marvels are a peek into Bhutan’s unique craftsmanship.

These ancient fortresses are religious and administrative centers, holding significance in the Bhutanese culture with some housing sacred relics while others serve as hubs for community gatherings and religious activities.

Culture and Etiquette

The essence of Bhutanese culture stands on its respect for elders, reverence for nature, and a strong sense of community.

A established sense of belongingness and togetherness is seen in the community where respect is expressed by addition of “la” at the end of a sentence when talking to someone else irrespective of their age. Where a younger might address some older as "Aue," meaning elder sibling irrespective of their known relation.

Other manners of etiquette can be noted in every Bhutanese in everyday life. Embracing these cultural norms lets you get a feel of what it truly means to be a part of Bhutan.

Traditional Attire

Fabled to have the largest pocket in the world, the national dress of Bhutan known as Gho (for men) and Kira (for women) is an integral part of being a Bhutanese. These garments are a vibrant symbol of Bhutanese culture and tradition and are worn on all occasions, festivals, and even everyday life.

The gho is a knee-length robe adorned with intricate patterns, paired with knee-high socks and leather boots while the kira is an ankle-length dress wrapped elegantly around the body and often held together by a handwoven, traditional belt and complemented by a blouse and a colorful sash or rachu.

The Bhutanese attire showcases vibrant colors and patterns elaborately woven, passionately reflecting Bhutan’s diverse traditions and skilled craftsmanship. During the festivals and ceremonies, captivating jewelryembellishes the attire. The national dress of Bhutan is a timeless piece ofelegance that captivates the soul.

Colorful Festivals

Dotted all through the year in a Bhutanese calendar are its vibrant festivals called Tshechus.

Tshechus feature masked dances, traditional music, and elaborate rituals. It is an occasion for the community to come together and celebrate religious, spiritual, and historical milestones.

Bhutanese take it upon themselves to adorn themselves in the best ghosts and kiras. The entire event is a spectacle of vibrant colors, elaborate and ornate patterns, and communion.

Cuisine and Hospitality

A mix of everything Himalayan, the cuisine of Bhutan reflects the improvisation and adaption the Bhutanese made, giving birth to the rich palatal diversity.

You can savor spicy hot dishes like ema datsi (chili and cheese stew), snack on soft and plump momos (dumplings), or calm your nerves with suja (butter tea), while admiring the majestic landscapes of Bhutan and finding comfort in the warmth and hospitality of Bhutanese families and guesthouses.

Share a meal, a laugh or two, and endless memories.

Creativity

Despite its small size, Bhutan fosters a wide range of creativity. From traditional arts and crafts to modern arts and sculpting. From traditional masked dances to modern street dancers, we house it all.

More often than not, you can find yourself amidst a mix of traditional and modern art forms in the heart of Bhutan’s capital, Thimphu.

If you want a quiet time, you can take a stroll in one of the multiple art galleries and museums. You can meet the local artists at VAST (voluntary art studio Thimphu) and even share a drink or two.

If your dancing shoes are clacking, drop by the GOKAB studio and getgrooving with Bhutanese dancers.

If you ever need a creative break, come to Bhutan.

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Day wise Itinerary

Day 1 : Arrival in Paro

Arrive at Paro International Airport.
Our guide and driver will pick you from the airport.
Visit Tagchho Lhakhang: It was built by Thangtong Gyelpo in around 1420-30, after he had a vision of Tamdrin, the wrathful form of Chenrizig/ Avolokitesvara – the bodhisattva of compassion, with a horse neck on his head.
Visit Buddha Dordenma Statue. It is largest Buddha Statue in the world with 177 feet (54 m) and contains 100,000 8-inch-tall and 25,000 12-inch-tall gilded bronze Buddhas.
Visit Motithang Takin Preserve: The takin is believed that the head of the goat is fixed it to the skeleton of the cow by the Divine Madman great Lam Drukpa Kuenlay. It is National Animal of Bhutan.
- Themes : Sightseeing
Day 2 : Thimphu to Bumthang

Enroute Dochula pass: This pass is located at an elevation of 3,100 metres (10,200 ft). There are 108 memorial chortens or stupas known as “Druk Wangyal Chortens”.
- Themes : Sightseeing
Day 3 : Bumthang

Visit Nomad Festival Site: It is a program of Bhutan's Nomadic Highlanders. Witness unique costumes and traditions of north western and north eastern nomads
Visit Mebar Tsho: Mebar Tsho means burning lake. The lake is renowned for its beauty, serenity and spiritual significance as sacred.
- Themes : Sightseeing
Day 4 : Bumthang

Visit Kurjey Monastery: Kurjey Monastery stands magnificently in Chokor Valley of Bumthang. It was built by Minjur Tempa in 1652.
Visit Jambay Monastery: Jambay Monastery is said to be one of the 108 temples built by King Songtsen Gampo in 659 CE on a single day, to pin down an ogress to earth forever.
Visit Tamzhing Monastery: Tamzhing monastery was built in 1501 and is a principle seat of Pema Lingpa. This temple is well known for most unique mural paintings.
Visit Kenchosum Monastery: The name Kenchosum monastery originated from three statues of Due_Sum Sangay, which were believed to have flown from Kusumphel in Kurtoe. Guru Rinpoche himself is said to have designed and consecrated the Kenchosum monastery, which is also known as Tsilung monastery.
- Themes : Sightseeing
Day 5 : Bumthang to Trongsa

Visit Trongsa Taa Dzong: Taa Dzong was once a watchtower which guarded the Trongsa Dzong from the internal rebellion. It was built in 1652.
Visit Trongsa Dzong: It is built on a spur overlooking the gorge of the Mangde River. Initially a temple was first established at the location in 1543 and in 1647 Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal constructed the first dzong to replace temple and called Chökhor Rabtentse Dzong with a shorter version of Choetse Dzong.
- Themes : Museums
Day 6 : Trongsa to Paro

Visit Chimi Lhakhang. It was built in 1499 and it stands on a round hillock.
Visit Chendebji Stupa: It built by Lam Oensey Tshering Wangchuk to repel the demon Ngalain 18th Century. It resembles Boudhanath stupa in Nepal.
- Themes : Sightseeing
Day 7 : Departure

Depart from Paro Airport
- Themes : Sightseeing

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Inclusions

Accommodation in hotels as listed during the tour and in tents during the trek
All three meals at designated restaurants or hotels
Sightseeing with entrance fees
Bhutan visa fee
SDF (Sustainable Development Fees)
We offer full support and assistance during your stay in Bhutan

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Package Start From

Paro, Bhutan, Asia

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Terms & Conditions

Payment Terms & Methods :
* 20% Advance Percentage of total booking amount

Cancellation & Refund Policy :
* Upon cancellation, refund will be made after deducting the Retention Amount.

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