19 Days Click the Dragon East photo trip takes you to the very remote part of Bhutan and you even get compare your shorts of modern Bhutan and Bhutan 20 years back! This will be a life time photo opportunity taking you to very isolated villages, people living in their own time, breathtaking landscape, wide range of flora and fauna, taking you over highest motorable road in Bhutan and then to as low as sea level.
ITINERARY
Day 01| Arrival in Paro
Day 02| Paro – Haa – Paro (6 Hrs)
Day 03| Paro Sightseeing
Day 04| Paro – Thimphu (1.2 Hr)
Day 05| Thimphu Sightseeing
Day 06| Thimphu – Punakha (2.5 Hrs)
Day 07| Punakha – Phobjikha (2 ½ Hrs)
Day 08| Phobjikha – Trongsa (3 Hrs)
Day 09| Trongsa – Tang (4 ½ Hrs)
Day 10| Tang halt
Day 11| Tang – Jakar (2 Hrs)
Day 12| Jakar Sightseeing
Day 13| Jakar – Mongar (8 Hrs)
Day 14| Mongar – Lhuntse – Mongar (4 Hrs)
Day 15| Mongar – Tashi Yangtse (3 Hrs)
Day 16| Trashi Yangtshe – Trashigang (2 ½ Hrs)
Day 17| Tashigang Sightseeing
Day 18| Trashigang – Samdrupjongkhar (6 Hrs)
Day 19| Departure
* Itinerary can be customized as per your requirement/duration
* Itinerary is subject to flight and hotel availability
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PARO
Accentuating the natural beauty are the many elegant, traditional-style houses that dot the valley and surrounding hills. Paro town has been growing rapidly in recent years and there are plenty of restaurants, bakeries and cafes to choose from. One of the distinctive features of Paro town is that …
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THIMPHU
Thimphu is the most modern city in Bhutan with an abundance of restaurants, internet cafes, nightclubs and shopping centers, however it still retains its’ cultural identity and values amidst the signs of modernization.Thimphu is one of the few towns in Bhutan that have been equipped with ATM…
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PUNAKHA
On October 13, 2011, the wedding of the King of Bhutan, Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck, and his fiancé, Jetsun Pema, was held at the Punakha Dzong. Punakha valley has a pleasant climate with warm winters and hot summers. It is located at an average elevation of 1200 meters above sea level. Owin…
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WANGDUE PHODRANG
Festivals One of the most notable sites in the district is Phobjikha Valley. This valley is the habitat of rare and endangered Black Necked Cranes that roost there during their annual migrations. The residents of the valley have garnered much acclaim for their conservation efforts to preserve th…
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HAA
Haa is the ancestral home of the Queen Grandmother and the illustrious Dorji family. This valley remains one of the least visited areas in the country and retains the air of an unspoiled, primeval forest. The wooded hills of Haa provides an ideal location for hiking and mountain biking. Bikin…
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BUMTHANG
Bumthang Dzongkhag consists of four main valleys Ura, Chumey, Tang and Choekhor. Choekhor is the largest of the four mountain valleys and is widely considered as ‘Bumthang Valley’. The valleys are broad and gentle carved by the ancient glaciers. The wide and scenic valleys draws a…
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TRONGSA
This town is situated on a steep ridge and offers spectacular views of the deep valleys surrounding it. The various hotels, guesthouses and restaurants all offer stunning views from their balconies. Trongsa Dzong is easily visible from anywhere in the town and is always an impressive sight as it i…
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TRASHIYANGTSE
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Elevation 1750-1880m A 2 hour drive from Trashigang is Chorten Kora, modeled after Boudhanath stupa in Nepal, where local people and Dakpa people from Arunachal Pradesh (India) gather in February/March for a festival to circumambulate the chorten. A similar festival i…
TRASHIGANG
Bhutan’s largest river, the Dangmechu, flows through this district. Trashigang town is set on a scenic hillside and was once a bustling trade center for merchants looking to barter their goods in Tibet. Today it is the junction of the East-West highway, with road connections to Samdrup Jongkhar …
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