This land of Thundering Dragon takes a sustainable and low impact approach towards tourism in alignment with the country's remarkable and celebrated ideology of Gross National Happiness.

At Hungry Tourists, we curate exclusive Bhutan tour packages that extensively explore the mystery of Bhutan with trips across its mountains and monasteries. Bhutan categorically insists on low volume and high value tourism making it one of the most expensive travel destinations in the world. This apparent reluctance to overcrowd the most beautiful places around the country has bode well for travellers. The ultimate combination of serene natural beauty and solitude made us craft unique honeymoon tour packages for Bhutan.

Bhutan has its unique charms that attract honeymooners and families alike. The sheer diversity of natural and cultural splendour encourages tourists to go beyond the ordinary when it comes to Bhutan sightseeing.

Take a look at a few of the highly sought-after travel attractions that are included in our Bhutan packages.

The Tiger's Nest Monastery

The most iconic and popular landmark of Bhutan, this monastery was built on a cave in 1692. One of the most holy locations in the Kingdom, the 'Taktsang Lhakhang' is situated on a steep cliff at 900 metres higher above the Paro Valley. A pony can be easily arranged for your ride up, however, from there you have to follow the sheer walk through the narrow stairs to the temple. The bird's eye view from Paro Valley is simply breathtaking. No trip to Bhutan is complete unless you have visited this magnificent remarkable heritage.

Punakha Dzong

The history of Punakha is linked intimately with the history of Bhutan. This has also got popular attention during the wedding ceremony of the King of Bhutan. Punakha Dzong was raised at the union of the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers in Bhutan. This exquisite convergence creates a splendid sight on bright days with glorious sunlight off the azure waters.

Paro Valley

Your Bhutan city tour will remain incomplete till you discover the plentiful undulating valley of Paro. With a meandering crystalline river criss-crossing the valley, the scenic Paro Valley has been attracting travellers from around the world. From Ta Dzong, Bhutan's national museum, ancient watchtower, a fortress, to a world-famous historic monastery – Paro blends the most serene and sought-after treasures of the Kingdom.

Thimphu

The bustling capital of the Kingdom, Thimphu boasts of an aspiring mix of heritage and modernity. The charming landscape is complemented by majestic fortresses and monasteries. Colourful traditional buildings and vibrant welcoming locals will usher you into the Kingdom of Bhutan. The Weekend Market, National Textile Museum and annual Tshechu festival featuring elaborate mask dances – Thimphu is the heartland of Bhutan. All of our Hungry Tourists Bhutan packages include the mini-metropolis of Thimphu.

Dochula Pass

The arresting 360-degree panoramic vista of the magnetic Himalayan range Bhutan is famous for, can be discovered in all its majesty at Dochula Pass. This is a must feature when you are planning a honeymoon trip for Bhutan. The view is particularly spectacular on clear wintry days with 108 chortens dotting the mountain pass. This location is quite popular with families. Bhutan holiday packages for families include Dochula Pass in the itinerary. Hiking and architecture go hand in hand at Dochula.

Gangtey Monastery

Located in Central Bhutan, Gangtey Monastery is recognized for its striking architecture. This site of spiritual importance is regarded as one of the most serene spots in Gangtey valley. You can explore the peaceful village life while walking down the natural trails like Tenkhor Yuet Hse, Kilkorthang Trail, and Gangtey Nature Trail.

Paro Taktsang

This cliffside Buddhist monastery was constructed in 1692 and holds a prominent place in the heart of people who belong to the Buddhist faith. It is one of the oldest monasteries in Bhutan and is the sacred site where you come across a striking structure which is devoted to Padmasambhava, the Buddhist guru who is said to have stayed and meditated here for 4 months during the 8th century.

National Museum of Bhutan

Located in western Bhutan, the National Museum of Bhutan houses more than 3000 Bhutanese works of art that showcases the rich cultural heritage of the country. There are paintings, statues made of bronze and other art pieces beautifully restored and housed. The museum attracts history buffs from around the world.

Buddha Dordenma

Built to commemorate the sixtieth anniversary of Bhutan’s 4th King Jigme Singye Wangchuck, the Great Buddha Dordenma is a huge Buddha statue which is made of bronze and has gilded gold finish. The statue houses 1000 smaller Buddha statues.