The Druk Wangyel Festival Tour - 7 Days offers an enriching cultural experience centered around the Druk Wangyel Festival, a significant celebration that takes place at Dochula Pass. The festival honors the Fourth King of Bhutan and the Royal Bhutan Army, acknowledging their contributions to the nation's peace and stability.

The journey begins with your arrival in Paro, where you'll acclimate to the local altitude and time zone. Paro is renowned for its historical significance and natural beauty. Here, you'll visit Kyichu Lhakhang, one of Bhutan’s oldest temples, known for its spiritual importance and historical value. You'll also have the chance to explore Paro's vibrant local market, where you can interact with residents and experience traditional Bhutanese life.

From Paro, you will travel to Dochula Pass, where the Druk Wangyel Festival is held. This festival features colorful traditional dances, rituals, and ceremonies performed by monks and locals. The pass offers spectacular views of the Himalayas, providing a stunning backdrop for the festivities. The festival is a celebration of Bhutanese culture and history, offering a unique insight into the country's religious and cultural practices.

In Thimphu, the capital city of Bhutan, you'll explore key attractions such as Tashichho Dzong, the seat of the Bhutanese government, and the Buddha Dordenma Statue, a massive statue symbolizing peace and prosperity. Thimphu provides a blend of modernity and tradition, with opportunities to visit local markets and interact with residents to gain a deeper understanding of contemporary Bhutanese life.

Punakha, known for its picturesque Dzong located at the confluence of two rivers, is a highlight of the tour. The Dzong’s stunning architecture and strategic location make it one of Bhutan’s most important and scenic landmarks. The area around Punakha is also known for its natural beauty and historical significance.

The tour includes a hike to the Tiger’s Nest Monastery (Taktsang) in Paro, one of Bhutan’s most iconic landmarks. Perched on a cliffside at 3,180 meters above sea level, the monastery offers breathtaking views and a profound spiritual experience. The hike to the monastery is challenging but rewarding, providing an opportunity to explore one of Bhutan’s most renowned religious sites.

On the final day, you’ll return to Paro for a leisurely exploration of the town. This is a perfect time to shop for Bhutanese handicrafts, reflect on your experiences, and prepare for your departure from Paro International Airport.