Bhutan may be the last country on earth that can boast the traveler's most precious adjective: unchanged. Lightly populated and hiding behind its rhododendron curtain, it is the last stand of primeval Himalayan culture. Traditional dress is still worn, outside influences are carefully restricted and the culture of yesteryear is alive today. Although Bhutan may become a museum tomorrow, today its culture and religion, as well as its hill and forests connect Kathmandu with Paro, Bhutan's entry point by air.

	Arrival Paro and transfer to Kichu Resort. Morning sightseeing of Paro Drukgyal Dzong ( ruined fort) and Ta Dzong(National museum). After lunch drive to Thimphu
	Arrival Paro and transfer to Kichu Resort. Morning sightseeing of Paro Drukgyal Dzong ( ruined fort) and Ta Dzong(National museum). After lunch drive to Thimphu enroute visit Simtokha.
	Arrive Paro by Druk Air and transfer to Kichu Resort which is 10 Km from Airport. If time permit s/seeing Paro – sightseeing of Drukgyal Dzong the ruined fort, which once defended this valley
	Arrive Paro by Druk Air and transfer to Kichu Resort which is 10 Km from Airport. If time permit s/seeing. Paro – sightseeing of Drukgyal Dzong the ruined fort, which once defended this valley s...