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Bhutan Photography Tour

Embark on this extraordinary Bhutan Photography Tour designed to capture the enchanting beauty of the Land of the Thunder Dragon. This journey offers unparalleled opportunities for photographers of all levels to explore Bhutan's breathtaking landscapes, vibrant festivals, serene monasteries, and rich cultural heritage.

Bhutan Photography Tour

$8750 per person

Embark on this extraordinary Bhutan Photography Tour designed to capture the enchanting beauty of the Land of the Thunder Dragon. This journey offers unparalleled opportunities for photographers of all levels to explore Bhutan’s breathtaking landscapes, vibrant festivals, serene monasteries, and rich cultural heritage. With personalized guidance and curated itineraries, the tour allows participants to hone their skills while experiencing the profound spirituality and unique traditions of Bhutan. Whether drawn to the majestic Himalayan vistas, the intricate details of Bhutanese architecture, or the captivating moments of daily life, this tour promises an unforgettable photographic adventure, re-energizing the body mind and soul.

HIGHLIGHTS
• Benefit from the expertise of seasoned photographers who provide hands-on instruction, real-time feedback, and creative insights.
• Gain a deeper understanding of Bhutan’s history, traditions, and spirituality, enriching the narrative of the photographic journey.
• Experience tailored guidance in an intimate setting, ensuring personalized feedback and ample opportunities for creative growth.
• Capture the majestic Himalayan peaks, verdant valleys, and mist-covered forests.
• Witness and document Bhutan’s vibrant festivals, featuring colorful costumes, dynamic dances, and ritualistic ceremonies.
• Photograph Bhutan’s rich biodiversity, including the rare Black-necked Cranes and the diverse flora and fauna in pristine national parks.
• Depict the essence of Bhutanese village life, traditional crafts, and market scenes.
• Explore Bhutan’s dark night skies for dramatic long-exposure shots of the stars and the ethereal Himalayan backdrop.

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  • Departure/Return Location
    Kathmandu
  • Included
    Accommodation
    Domestic Flights
    Meals
    Tour Guide
    Transportation
  • Not Included
    Additional Helicopter
    Airport Transfer
    Emergency Kits
    International Airfare
    Optional Activities
    Permit & Entry Fee
    Personal Expenses
    Porter Services
    Safety Equipment
    Sightseeing Tours
    Taxes & Service Charges
    Tips
    Travel Insurance
    Trekking Guide
    Unforeseen Costs
    Welcome Dinner

Tour Plan

1
Arrival in Paro and Transfer to Thimphu
Upon arrival at Paro International Airport, a warm reception by the guide ensures a seamless start to the journey. The scenic drive to Thimphu unfolds picturesque views of verdant valleys, terraced fields, and charming villages. Time permitting, an exploration of the city may include a visit to the local markets, offering a glimpse of Bhutan’s vibrant urban life.
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Journey from Thimphu to Trongsa
The day’s journey leads to Trongsa, traversing winding mountain roads adorned with breathtaking vistas. A notable highlight is the Dochula Pass (3,100m), renowned for its 108 stupas and panoramic views of the snow-capped Himalayas. Upon reaching Trongsa, the majestic dzong perched on a ridge stands as a testament to the town’s historical significance.
3
Drive from Trongsa to Mongar
The itinerary continues eastward to Mongar, a region celebrated for its mild climate and traditional architecture. The route includes a crossing of the Yutong La Pass (3,400m) and picturesque forests of rhododendron and pine, providing ample opportunities for landscape photography. Mongar’s blend of tradition and modernity invites exploration and admiration.
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Travel to Galing
The journey to Galing delves deeper into the serene landscapes of eastern Bhutan. Quiet villages and terraced fields offer countless photographic moments, encapsulating the authenticity of rural Bhutanese life. The tranquil environment of Galing allows for an intimate connection with the local culture.
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Explore Trashiyangtse
Trashiyangtse, a district rich in cultural heritage, becomes the focal point of the day. Visits to Chorten Kora, an iconic stupa influenced by Nepalese architecture, and nearby villages provide insight into traditional arts and crafts. Photographic opportunities abound, capturing artisans engaged in creating wooden bowls and other intricate handicrafts.
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Journey from Trashigang to Bumthang
The return westward to Bumthang traverses diverse landscapes, ranging from subtropical forests to high-altitude valleys. Known as Bhutan’s spiritual heartland, Bumthang is home to some of the kingdom’s most revered temples and monasteries, offering a serene atmosphere ideal for spiritual and architectural photography.
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Bumthang Sightseeing
The day is dedicated to exploring Bumthang’s historical and spiritual landmarks. Sites such as Jakar Dzong, Kurjey Lhakhang, and Jambay Lhakhang provide rich insights into Bhutan’s spiritual traditions and architectural ingenuity. The charm of the town, combined with interactions with locals, creates meaningful photographic moments.
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Drive from Bumthang to Punakha
The journey to Punakha traverses scenic landscapes, including a passage through Pele La Pass (3,420m). Punakha, renowned for its warm climate and lush valleys, is home to the iconic Punakha Dzong. Situated at the confluence of two rivers, the dzong offers a captivating blend of natural and architectural beauty.
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Return to Thimphu
The drive back to Thimphu via Dochula Pass provides opportunities to revisit its iconic stupas and admire the ever-changing mountain scenery. Arriving in Thimphu allows for further exploration or a relaxed evening, reflecting on the journey thus far.
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Cultural Exploration in Thimphu
Thimphu’s cultural and historical landmarks take center stage on this day. Visits include the National Memorial Chorten, the towering Buddha Dordenma statue, and Tashichho Dzong. The Folk Heritage Museum and local handicraft stores offer a deeper appreciation of Bhutanese craftsmanship and way of life.
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Drive to Paro
Returning to Paro allows for exploration of its significant sites, such as the National Museum housed in the Ta Dzong and the architectural splendor of Paro Dzong. Leisurely walks through Paro’s quaint streets provide further opportunities to capture the town’s character.
12
Hike to Tiger’s Nest Monastery (3,120m)
A hike to Taktsang Monastery, famously known as the Tiger’s Nest, is a highlight of the journey. Perched dramatically on a cliffside, this iconic site offers stunning views and profound spiritual resonance. The demanding trek is richly rewarded with unparalleled photographic and personal experiences.
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Final Departure
As the tour concludes, travelers are escorted to Paro International Airport for departure. The journey leaves participants with cherished memories and a portfolio of photographs capturing Bhutan’s essence.

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