1. Day 01: Morning flight from Kathmandu to Bhutan by  Druk Air, in Paro visit the National Museum, the fascinating ruins of Drukgyel Dzong (Monastery Fortress once used to defend against invading Tibetan forces from the north), and the 7th Century temple of Kyichu Lhakhang built by the Buddhist King Songtsen Gampo of Tibet.
2. Day 02: Continuation of Paro photographic itinerary with photography around the Paro Valley.
3. Day 03: Morning drive overlooking the scenic Paro Valley with its rich terraced farmland to Thimphu, the capital city of Bhutan. In Thimphu visit the dzong called The Fortress of the Glorious Religion, the National Memorial Chorten which is always surrounded by crowds of friendly people circumambulating, Changangkha temple, Zulekha nunnery, archery grounds, and the hyper-colorful weekly outdoor market, among other subjects, will provide a plethora of photo ops.
4. Day 04: Continuation of Thimphu photographic itinerary with photography around the valley.
5. Day 05: Morning drive three hours to Punakha via the 10,900-ft Dochula Pass, where on a clear day there are spectacular views of the greater Himalayan ranges. Punakha Dzong (monastery), at the confluence of the Po and Mo (father and mother) Rivers, is the old capital dating from 1637 and winter residence for the chief abbot of Bhutan.
6. Day 06: Drive south toward Wangdi, the last town on the central highway heading toward central Bhutan. Wangdi (Wangdiphodrang) is the site of the country's most picturesque dzong and in the higher reaches of the Wangdiphodrang Valley cattle graze on some of the country's richest pastureland. Continue on to Trongsa in central Bhutan through a temperate zone of great biodiversity ranging from lush forest of conifers, rhododendrons, magnolias, orchid draped oaks, banana trees and cactus. The ancestral home of Bhutan's Royal family, the hilly landscapes surrounding the dzong and wooden slatted houses overlooking the town of Tongsa are spectacular. Drive to Bumthang.
7. Day 07: Bumthang, considered the most sacred and religious of all the valleys in Bhutan. The ancestral home of Buddhism in Bhutan, its wide central valley is the site of many important monasteries and temples that contain a wealth of valuable religious artifacts making it a place of pilgrimage for the devout Bhutanese people. In Bumthang, photograph at the White bird Dzong and the Flaming Lake, Membartsho, where sacred religious treasures were discovered in the 15th century.
8. Day 08: Continuation of Bumthang photographic itinerary including the 15th century Thangbi Temple.
9. Day 09: From Bumthang, travel to the Ura Valley for day long photo excursion.
10. Day 10: Depart Bumthang via Trongsa for the serene Gangtey Valley, home of the rare black-necked cranes that winter over from Tibet. Photograph the Gangtey Gompa monastery, one of only two Ngyingma (old sect) monasteries in Bhutan.
11. Day 11: Drive today with photographic stops along the way to Punakha. Punakha is the ancient capital of Bhutan and is winter home to the Je Khenpo, the Head Abbot and hundreds of monks. In the afternoon photograph the Wangduephodrang Valley.
12. Day 12: Drive from Punakha back to Paro with stops to photograph the landscapes enroute.
13. Day 13: Paro, including festival activities, if schedule permits.
14. Day 14: more festival activities, if appropriate and a hike to Taktsang ("the tiger's lair") monastery to explore one of the unique Himalayan Buddhist sites from the 8th Century.
15. Day 15: Excursion to the Haa Valley.
16. Day 16: Morning departure from Paro to Kathmandu.
    

The Cost Includes During the Trip:

1. Airport / Hotel / Airport pick up & drop by private car / van / bus (all airport transfers).
   
2. Two night deluxe hotel in Kathmandu (before Bhutan & after Bhutan)
   
3. All sightseeing tours, Monument /Museum entrance Fees as per itinerary.
   
4. Service of licensed English speaking Bhutanese Tour Guides.
   
5. All meals fixed breakfast, lunch & dinner with Tea and Coffee for whole duration of your stay in Bhutan.
   
6. All accommodation as per itinerary during your trip in Bhutan.
   
7. All our government taxes, Tourist service charge, vat, Official expense.
   
8. Bhutan Visa Fees and Visa Processing assistance
   

Cost Does not Include During The Trip:

1. Druk air fare from/to Kathmandu.
   
2. Your travel insurance.
   
3. International airfare and airport departure tax.
   
4. Nepal entry visa fee (US$ 30 per person) you obtain a visa easily upon your arrival atTribhuwan International Airport Kathmandu for 60 days from date of issue. You required 2 passport size photos & your password copy.
   
5. Items of a personal nature such as alcoholic drinks, cold drinks, laundry.
   
6. Personal clothing and equipments.
   
7. Tips for guide and driver. (Tipping is expected).
   
8. Any others expenses which are not mentioned on Price Includes section.