Day 01: Arrival at Paro – Thimphu
The flight to Paro reveals scenic and breathtaking views of Himalayan Mountains of the world. If weather permits you will be able to see Mt. Everest (8848 m, 29,198ft) and other Himalayan Mountain Ranges.
Once you arrive at the Paro International Airport, you will be greeted by our representative (Guide) and then drive to Thimphu (approx. 1hr 30m). On the way visit Tachog gang where an iron chain bridge was built by Thang Thong Gyalpo. After arriving in Thimphu visit:
The National Memorial was built in 1974 by Her Majesty Ashi Phuntsho in the memorial of the third King.

Bhutan Postal Museum: Fascinating Stamps
If you have any sort of interest in philately, then you should definitely stop by the National Post Office in Thimphu.
Crafts Bazaar where you will find authentic Bhutanese made crafts.
Archery ground to see how local folks play their traditional sport.
Tashichodzong
The original Thimphu Dzong now known as theTashichho dzong is also called the “fortress of glorious religion.”
Overnight in Thimphu.

Day 02: Thimphu - Paro
After breakfast visit Dordenma Buddha statue
Atop a hill in Thimphu, the capital and largest city of Bhutan, is a massive, golden Buddha.
The Motithang Takin Preserve also known as the Mini Zoo by many is a small natural preserve for the Takin - Bhutan’s national animal.
Paper Factory where you will see how Bhutanese traditional handmade paper is made.
Drive to Dochula Pass, We won’t deny the fact that Dochula is a 40-minute drive from Thimphu but it is definitely worth the visit especially for those who are looking for Thimphu sightseeing places. Once here, you will witness 108 Druk Wangyal chortens.
Drive back to Paro and stroll around Paro market.

Day 03: Paro
Enjoy full day sightseeing around Paro.

Taktsang Monastery
The wooden structure built amazingly, stands bravely on a cliff. It is said that the great Guru Rinpoche flew here on the back of a tigress and set up this monastery when he brought the teachings of the Buddhist Dharma to Bhutan in the 8th Century. The monastery was built in 1692 by Gyalse Tenzin Rabgaye who is said to be one of the reincarnations of Guru Rinpoche. From the road, the hike toward Taktshang follows an uphill route and takes approximately 2-3 hours at an average walking pace on a clear, sunny day.

Rinpung Dzong
Rinpung houses both the monastic body and district government offices, including the local courts. Famous as Paro Dzong, This dzong has been used on various occasions to protect Paro from the invasion of Tibet. Below the dzong is a traditional wooden bridge called Nyamai Zam, which was reconstructed when the original one got washed away in a flood in 1969.

Visit Namgay Artisanal Brewery. They brew many styles of beer.

Day 04: Departure.
In the morning drive to the Airport for flight to your onward destination.