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Paro Tshechu is one of the Bhutan’s most vibrant and important festivals, held annually in the spring. It includes masked dances, traditional music, and colorful costumes, attracting both locals and tourists.
Included/Exclude
- SDF (Sustainable Development Fees) & Taxes for above said duration of stay in Bhutan.
- Visa process and E-permits arrangement as per the itinerary mentioned here.
- All accommodations on twin/double sharing basis or as per the group size.
- Breakfast & your choice of lunch and dinner.
- Full-time English-Speaking License Guide from Medieval Bhutan Tours.
- Transfers and sightseeing as per your itinerary by comfortable imported vehicles.
- Applicable entrance fees to those sightseeing indicated in the itinerary only.
- Farmhouse experiences for those interested guests.
- Cultural experiences and activities for those interested.
- Complimentary bottled water throughout the journey.
- Flight Fares (domestic & internationals).
- Additional/Extra room supplement and room upgrade charges.
- Bank charges for payment transfers. Card payment charges are higher than wire transfer.
- Any alcoholic or nonalcoholic beverages taken from the hotels/restaurants
- Personal expenses or shopping, phone calls, use business center in the hotels etc.
- Travel Insurance covering COVID expenses & refund for unforeseen trip cancelation.
- Gratuities to guides and drivers.
- Activities like (Cycling, River Rafting, Motor Biking, Horse Riding, Cultural Program etc.).
- Anything which is not mentioned under inclusion are not included in the cost.
Tour Amenities
Tour Plan
You will meet our team carrying your name placard at the Airport Gate who will drive you to a comfortable hotel in Paro for check in and freshening up. If time permits you will visit a historic monument of 1944, Rinpung dzong (fortress) and its watchtower Ta Dzong, now one of few national museums in Bhutan standing on a hilltop overseeing the Paro valley.
Morning: after the breakfast, attend the opening day of the Paro Tshechu at Paro Dzong. Watch the monks perform religious rituals and enjoy the colorful masked dances (Cham dances).
Afternoon: have lunch at one of the hotels and then continue experiencing the festival, interact with locals, and learn about the significance of the dances and rituals.
Evening: explore the local markets in Paro town, then have dinner in hotel and over night stay in hotel.
Morning: participate in the festival, watching different Cham dances and other traditional performances.
Afternoon: visit Kichu Lhakhang, one of the oldest and most sacred temples in Bhutan.
Evening: return to the festival ground to witness the evening rituals and celebrations.
Morning: Hike to the Tiger’s Nest monastery (Taktsang). This is a moderate hike, taking about 4-5 hours round trip. Enjoy the breathtaking views and the spiritual atmosphere of the monastery.
Afternoon: return to Paro and rest. You can also revisit the festival if time permits.
Evening: experience a cultural show or enjoy a traditional Bhutanese dinner.
Accommodation in hotel.
Morning: continue to enjoy the Paro Tshechu, observing the intricacies of the Cham dances and other religious perforamances.
Afternoon: visit Drugyel Dzong, a historic fortress that played a significant role in Bhutan’s history.
Evening: attend the festival’s closing ceremonies and interact with the locals.
After breakfast, the team will drive you to Paro International Airport calculating the time for your departure flight. The team will bid you farewell and wish you safe journey for your next chapter in life.
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