Bhutan

Explore Bhutan’s Wonders:

• Visit Bhutan’s historic Rinpung Dzong and Kyichu Lhakhang Temple
• Explore the scenic Tachogang Lhakhang Bridge
• Discover nature at Kurnselphodrang Nature Park
• Encounter wildlife at Motithang Takin Preserve
• Experience rural life near Gangtey Gonpa
• Trek to iconic Taktsang Lhakhang
• Conclude with a Gho and Kira dress-up session
• Direct flight from Kuala Lumpur to Paro!

Cultural and Scenic Highlights:

• Greeted by staff from COMO Uma Paro with a 10-minute transfer to the property
• Sightseeing in Paro town and temple visits
• Journey to Punakha with a stop in Thimphu for major attractions
• Drive via Dochu La Pass with views of 108 chortens and the Himalayas
• Walk to Chimmi Lhakhang, the 15th-century fertility temple
• Visit the historic Punakha Dzong
• Afternoon walk to Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten
• Drive to Chorten Ningpo with a statue of Maitreya
• Visit Sangchhen Dorji Lhuendrup Nunnery and Talo Nobgang Village or go white-water rafting
• Drive back to Paro, stopping at Chuzom and Tamchog Lhakhang
• Visit Zurig Dzong, Ta Dzong (National Museum), Rinpung Dzong, and Nyamai Zam bridge
• Afternoon visit to Kyichu Lhakhang and Drukgyel Dzong
• Drive to Chele La Pass with views of Mt. Jhomolhari and Haa Valley
• Hike to Bumdra Monastery and enjoy a night in a wild camp
• Hike through forests to Zangtopelri and Taktsang Monasteries, returning to COMO Uma Paro

Full itinerary : 10D9N Himalayan Immersion

• Visit the Taktsang ‘Tiger’s Nest’ Monastery, one of Bhutan’s architectural highlights
• Enjoy spectacular views of the Himalayas from the Dochu La mountain pass
• Hike to Chimmi Lakhang – the fertility temple – a popular pilgrimage for those starting a family
• Visit the 300-year old Punakha Dzong: the winter residence of the Central Monastic Body and where many major Royal events take place
• Spend a day exploring the bustling capital Thimphu, including major attractions like the Buddha Dordenma, the National Memorial chorten and more
• Bhutan is often ranked as the happiest nation in South Asia and among the top ten happiest places in the world.
• Spice-lovers rejoice and the spice-sensitive beware – chilli is not a condiment in Bhutan, but an essential vegetable. Their cuisine is heavily spiced by default, and it is said that locals will not eat a dish until it is spicy enough.
• Only eight pilots have been trained to navigate landing in Paro Airport.
• Situated in a deep valley, flying to Paro involves avoiding high peaks and strong winds in specific meteorological conditions. The flight itself is an exclusive privilege.
• You will likely see a number of colourful phallus drawings on the walls of certain houses in Bhutan. These aren’t graffiti, but rather a tradition that symbolises good luck and fertility. Phalluses are believed to ward off evil spirits and are often used in place of a scarecrow.

Full Itinerary : 5N On The Tiger Trail

• Traditional Khada welcome and visits to ancient temples
• Immersion in Bhutanese culture through festivals and traditional attire
• Scenic hikes to iconic landmarks like Tiger’s Nest Monastery
• Exploration of Bhutan’s natural beauty and wildlife
• Culinary experiences learning to cook traditional dishes
• Memorable photoshoots in traditional attire before departure
• Direct flight from Kuala Lumpur to Paru!

Enjoy varieties of Cuisine:

• Sujga
• Ema Dathsi
• Kewa Dathsi
• Indian Cuisine
• Chinese Cuisine
• Malaysian Bak Kut Teh
• Sikam PAA
• Jasha Maru
• Bhutan Red Rice
• Shamu Datshi
• Dal Bhat
• Khur- Le
• Thai Cuisine
• Khatem
• Ezays

Full Itinerary: 7D5N Tshechu Festival Tour

• Visit Bhutan’s historic Rinpung Dzong and Kyichu Lhakhang Temple.
• Explore the scenic Tachogang Lhakhang Bridge.
• Discover nature at Kurnselphodrang Nature Park.
• Encounter wildlife at Motithang Takin Preserve.
• Experience rural life near Gangtey Gonpa.
• Trek to iconic Taktsang Lhakhang.
• Conclude with a Gho and Kira dress-up session.
• Direct flight from Kuala Lumpur to Paru!

Enjoy varieties of Cuisine:

• Sujga
• Ema Dathsi
• Kewa Dathsi
• Indian Cuisine
• Chinese Cuisine
• Malaysian Bak Kut Teh
• Sikam PAA
• Jasha Maru
• Bhutan Red Rice
• Shamu Datshi
• Dal Bhat
• Khur- Le
• Thai Cuisine
• Khatem
• Ezays

Full itinerary : 7D5N Winter Bhutan

• Visit the Taktsang ‘Tiger’s Nest’ Monastery, one of Bhutan’s architectural highlights
• Visit the Rinpung Dzong, where the Monastic body and government office of Paro is housed
•  Be privy to the rich collection at Ta Dzong, the national museum of Bhutan
• Pay respects at Kyichu Lhakhang, one of the oldest temples in Bhutan
• Enjoy spectacular views of the Himalayas from the Dochu La mountain pass
• Visit the 300-year old Punakha Dzong: the winter residence of the Central Monastic Body and where many major Royal events take place
• Spend a day exploring the bustling capital Thimphu, including sights like the Buddha Dordenma, the National Memorial chorten and more
• Bhutan is often ranked as the happiest nation in South Asia and among the top ten happiest places in the world.
• Spice-lovers rejoice and the spice-sensitive beware – chilli is not a condiment in Bhutan, but an essential vegetable. Their cuisine is heavily spiced by default, and it is said that locals will not eat a dish until it is spicy enough.
• Only eight pilots have been trained to navigate landing in Paro Airport.
• Situated in a deep valley, flying to Paro involves avoiding high peaks and strong winds in specific meteorological conditions. The flight itself is an exclusive privilege.
• You will likely see a number of colourful phallus drawings on the walls of certain houses in Bhutan. These aren’t graffiti, but rather a tradition that symbolises good luck and fertility. Phalluses are believed to ward off evil spirits and are often used in place of a scarecrow.

Full Itinerary : 6N Historical Odysseys

• Arrival at Paro International Airport, transfer to COMO Uma Paro.
• Check-in and settle into accommodation.
• Explore Paro town, visit Rinpung Dzong and Kyichu Lhakhang Temple.
• Journey to Punakha Valley via Thimphu and Dochu La Pass.
• Optional butter lamp ceremony at a monastery for spiritual blessing.
• Tour Thimphu: Buddha Dordenma statue, National Memorial Chorten.
• Drive through Dochu La Pass, see 108 chortens and Himalayan views.
• Visit Chimmi Lhakhang fertility temple, then Punakha Dzong.
• Hike to Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten for valley views.
• Visit Chorten Ningpo with Maitreya statue, hike to Thodrup Lhakhang.
• Optional: Sangchhen Dorji Lhuendrup Nunnery or rafting on Mo Chhu or Po Chhu River.
• Return to Paro via Dochu La Pass, stop at Chuzom and Tamchog Lhakhang.
• Optional archery session or monastery butter lamp ceremony.
• Hike to Zurig Dzong, Rinpung Dzong, Ta Dzong, Kyichu Lhakhang, and Drukgyel Dzong.
• Hike to Taktsang Lhakhang (Tiger’s Nest) monastery.
• Explore Taktsang surroundings, return for leisure at COMO Uma Paro.
• Depart from Paro International Airport.

Full itinerary: 8D7N Jewels of Bhutan

• Hike to the Taktsang Tiger’s Nest Monastery
• Visit the 108 memorial chortens on the Dochula Pass
• Enjoy gentle nature walks in the Bhutanese countryside
• Watch rare black-necked cranes in the Phobjikha Valley
• Explore Bhutan’s vibrant temples, monasteries and dzongs