06 Nights/07 Days
Bhutan Bridal Delights
- Phuntsholing
- Thimphu
- Punakha
- Paro
Highlight
Begin your married life where the clouds kiss the mountains, prayer flags dance in the wind, and ancient traditions bless your union.
Tucked away between the snow-dusted peaks of the Eastern Himalayas, Bhutan is a land where time slows, nature speaks in whispers, and love is celebrated in its purest form. For newlyweds seeking more than just a holiday craving a sacred and soulful journey this 7-day honeymoon through Bhutan offers romance wrapped in cultural richness and breathtaking landscapes.
From private forest walks in Paro to the prayer halls of ancient dzongs, and from a traditional Bhutanese wedding ceremony to the awe-inspiring Tiger’s Nest Monastery, every moment is woven with beauty, meaning, and intimacy. This is not just a honeymoon. This is the start of your life together, sanctified by the Land of the Thunder Dragon.
Daywise Tour Itinerary
Day 1 - Arrival in Paro – Gateway to Romance in the Himalayas
As your plane dips beneath the clouds, the Himalayas rise like silent guardians—snow peaks glittering in the sunlight. Look for the towering Jumolhari and Jichu Drake, their ancient summits etched against the sky. Just before you land, the lush Paro Valley comes into view, a patchwork of green fields, traditional farmhouses, and winding rivers.
At Paro International Airport, our warm-hearted team will greet you and escort you on a scenic drive to Thimphu, Bhutan’s capital. Along the way, the cool mountain air and fluttering prayer flags will set the tone for your journey.
Highlight of the day: A visit to the Bhutan National Museum, home to exquisite thangka paintings, intricate sculptures, and textiles that shimmer in colors found only in the Himalayas. Later, take a leisurely stroll through Thimphu’s markets and cafés before enjoying a candlelit Bhutanese dinner.
Overnight in Thimphu.
Day 2 - Thimphu’s Spiritual Heart – Monuments, Monasteries, and Handcrafted Treasures
Begin your day with a hearty breakfast featuring Bhutan’s traditional dishes and fresh mountain tea. Visit the King’s Memorial Chorten, a beloved monument dedicated to Bhutan’s third king. Its golden spire and serene white walls make it a perfect backdrop for honeymoon photos.
From here, your journey unfolds through Thimphu’s cultural gems:
- Changangkha Monastery with panoramic valley views
- Radio Tower Lookout for sweeping cityscapes
- Zoological Garden to see Bhutan’s endearing national animal, the takin
- National Library and School of Arts & Crafts, where young artisans keep centuries-old traditions alive
- At Tashichho Dzong, the Fortress of the Glorious Religion, explore the seat of Bhutan’s government and the summer residence of the country’s highest monk.
End the day at the Jungshi Handmade Paper Factory, where bark from the daphne plant is transformed into paper with a texture and scent unlike any other—perfect for souvenirs or wedding keepsakes.
Overnight in Thimphu.
Day 3 - Thimphu’s Living Heritage – Museums and Ancient Fortresses
Today, immerse yourselves in Bhutan’s cultural tapestry. At the Bhutan Textile Museum and Folk Heritage Museum, trace the threads of Bhutanese life from the weaver’s loom to the hearth of a traditional farmhouse.
Continue to Simtokha Dzong, Bhutan’s oldest fortress, whose whitewashed walls have stood since the 17th century. Pose for portraits here with the mountains as your eternal witness.
Spend the evening at leisure, perhaps wandering through Thimphu’s night markets before returning to your hotel for a romantic dinner.
Overnight in Thimphu.
Day 4 - The Lovers’ Road to Punakha – Through Dochula Pass to the Palace of Happiness
Depart Thimphu for Punakha via the breathtaking Dochula Pass. Here, 108 whitewashed chortens stand against a backdrop of Himalayan peaks, their prayer flags fluttering in the high-altitude breeze.
Arriving in Punakha, cross Bhutan’s longest suspension bridge to reach Punakha Dzong, a masterpiece of Bhutanese architecture where the Pho Chu (Male) and Mo Chu (Female) rivers meet—a symbolic union of yin and yang.
In the late afternoon, hike to Chimi Lhakhang, the fertility temple built by the Divine Madman, whose unconventional blessings are believed to bring joy and prosperity to couples.
Overnight in Punakha
Day 5 - From Punakha’s Legends to Paro’s Charm
After breakfast, visit Wangdue Dzong, perched high on a ridge with sweeping valley views. Its name, meaning “to bring under one’s power,” speaks to its strategic and spiritual importance.
By afternoon, journey to Paro and check in at your hotel. Spend the evening exploring Paro’s quaint streets and artisan shops, picking up handwoven scarves, prayer wheels, and keepsakes.
Overnight in Paro.
Day 6 - The Iconic Taktsang Monastery – Love at the Edge of Heaven
This morning, hike through fragrant pine forests to Taktsang Monastery (Tiger’s Nest), clinging to a cliff 900 meters above the valley floor. Legend holds that Guru Padmasambhava arrived here on the back of a flying tigress, bringing Buddhism to Bhutan.
Pause midway at a traditional teahouse for refreshments and sweeping views of the monastery. Continue upward to explore its sacred halls, where the air hums with the sound of prayer wheels and chanting monks.
After your descent, enjoy a relaxed afternoon in Paro, perhaps sipping coffee in a riverside café or browsing the craft markets.
Overnight in Paro.
Day 7 - Departure
Farewell, But Never Goodbye