Six days of quiet ceremonies, fortress courtyards and long dinners for two
A monk-led blessing at Kyichu Lhakhang takes about twenty minutes and costs almost nothing, yet it is the part of a Bhutan trip that couples remember longest. We arrange it at the start of the week so the rest of the journey has a frame around it, then keep the days short and the evenings long. The dzong visits are timed for the hour before closing, when the courtyards empty out.
Anniversaries, vow renewals, and couples who want one meaningful ceremony
Settle into a heritage hotel and walk to Kyichu Lhakhang in the afternoon, where a monk blesses a white scarf for each of you. Dinner is a quiet table for two in the hotel courtyard.
A slow morning, then a walk through Paro town before entering Rinpung Dzong an hour before closing when the courtyards are empty. Dinner in town.
Cross the pass and check in at a courtyard hotel in Punakha, with the afternoon free and dinner beside the river.
Visit the dzong early, then walk the suspension bridge and spend the afternoon together without a guide. A private dinner is arranged on the terrace.
Return over Dochula and stop for lunch at a farmhouse in Lamgong, where the family will insist you eat more than you planned. The last night is back at the heritage hotel.
Breakfast and transfer to the terminal, with your guide staying until the flight is called.
Travel insurance strongly recommended: cover mountain medical care, altitude evacuation, and Paro weather flight delays. Read the travel insurance note
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