Heaven on Earth Tour

Tiger’s Nest Monestary

This trip provides the traveler with a short visit to the Western Part of Bhutan.  If you are coming to Bhutan this trip will include all of the items that the visitor will have read about.    The trip takes you through a breathtaking landing at Paro International Airport, exploring the current capital city of Thimphu, the old Capital Punakha visiting Dochu-La pass along the way.  The highlight of the trip, a trek to the Tiger’s Nest Monastery, is the grand finale just before the departure.

Overview

Day 1Paro & Thimphu
Day 2Thimphu
Day 3Punakha and Dochula Pass
Day 4Punakha and Wangdiphodrang
Day 5Tiger's Nest Hike
Day 6Departure

All packages can be customized. We can easily add extra days to the end of any package that you find on this website. Removing days is usually very easy to do as long as the driving or the treking is still possible. Some of the teks have two days in a row of descent and sometimes, if you are fit enough, we are able to skip a camp or two.

Pricing

Group Size123+
High Season1,3651,3151,165
Low Season1,1401,090940
Prices are in USD per person.

Seasons

High season includes travel during the months of March, April, May, September, October and November.

Inclusions/Exclusions

All packages always include: All Hotels in Bhutan, All Meals in Bhutan, Ground Transportation, English speaking guide, Mineral Water during the drives, Visa Fees, Government Royalty, All camping equipment except sleeping bag for treks, Porters to carry the camping equipment, Cooks during treks.

5 comments on “Heaven on Earth Tour”

  1. Justine Slusarski Reply

    I would like dates + approximate airfare costs from the San Francisco Bay Area please.

    • Robert Reply

      Hi Justine. Give us some time and I will find some flight ideas for you.

    • Robert Reply

      Hi Justine.

      Our tours are private and therefore you can travel any dates that you wish. The low season for Bhutan are the months of December-February and June-August, the high season are the other months.

      From San Francisco, the cheapest way to reach Bhutan is to book a ticket on one of the Chinese Airlines (China Eastern, China Southern, EVA) to reach Bangkok. You can find flights on expedia.com from between $500 and $700 depending on the date that you travel. To reach Paro (Bhutan) from Bangkok, there are at least two flights a day on Drukair and Bhutan Airlines and the fare tends to be about $975 (unfortunately the flights into Bhutan tend to be quite expensive since there are only 2 carriers). I would recommend that you schedule 2 or 3 days in Bangkok each way so that you can also have a chance to explore that city. You would be looking at a total airfare of $1475.

      If you want to add Nepal and India to your trip you can book a “multi-city trip” on expedia.com and ask to fly SFO to Bangkok, then Delhi to SFO. I was able to find a flight on ANA for $582. Now adding Bangkok to Paro ($490), Paro to Kathmandu ($230), and Kathmandu to Delhi ($100) gives a total airfare of $1402. Keep in mind that these prices were just estimates on a couple of random days that I picked and are likely to change at any time.

      Although we can book the flights for you from SFO, it is probably much cheaper for you to book these online through Expedia or a local travel agent. We don’t have access to the same types of deep discounted fares like Expedia. We can book tickets on Drukair or Bhutan Airlines quite easily and these might would be easier to obtain through us. If you have a specific date and itinerary, then please let us know through here or by email (info at bhutanpeakadventure.com) and we can give you a more exact price or help you plan the travel.

      If you have specific dates or routing, let me know and I can help you plan the flights.

  2. MINH CHIEU DUONG Reply

    Hello,
    We will arrive Kathmandu on March 13th, 2020 (12:45pm) and leaving Kathmandu on March 27th, 2020 (12:40pm).
    The plan is to visit Katmandu few days before and after a Bhutan 5-6 days cultural tour.
    We are a 64 years old couple in decent shape. Walking and some hiking is no problem.
    Please advise on the Bhutan tour and its cost. We also need transportation from/to Bangkok (round trip).
    Thank you so much!
    P.S. Any tips (if possible) about Kathmandu are appreciated.

    • Robert Reply

      Hi Minh,

      Thank you for you your question. I will send you the information via email in a short while.

      Robert

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