Six days with four star rooms, a private car and a farmhouse dinner for two
Most Indian honeymoon itineraries in Bhutan are compressed into three nights and spend the last day driving. This one keeps two nights in each valley, gives the couple a private farmhouse dinner, and holds the Taktsang climb until day four when there is no flight the next morning. The rooms are valley facing and the vehicle is a private sedan rather than a shared tempo.
Indian couples taking a first trip together, especially from Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata
Meet and assist at the airport, then check in to a valley view room. Walk to Rinpung Dzong if there is light, and eat dinner at the hotel.
A late start with Kyichu Lhakhang and the national museum, then time in Paro town. Dinner is a private table at the hotel.
Cross the pass in the morning and check in beside the river by lunch. Walk the suspension bridge and the dzong gardens in the afternoon.
Drive back towards Paro for the Taktsang climb, with the tea house as the rest point, then return to Punakha for a farmhouse dinner for two.
The dzong early, then the flat walk to Chimi Lhakhang across the paddy fields. The afternoon is free at the hotel.
Return over Dochula after breakfast and reach the airport with time to spare before your flight.
Travel insurance strongly recommended: cover mountain medical care, altitude evacuation, and Paro weather flight delays. Read the travel insurance note
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