Wonderful Bhutan Family Package

Welcome to Thimphu on your 5 days in Bhutan family holiday
Arrive in Bhutan with your family where an agent’s representative will meet and greet you at the airport. Proceed for your hotel transfer and register yourself at the reception. Relax in your room before proceeding for local sightseeing. Visit Memorial Chorten and National Library as part of your Bhutan tour itinerary.
Memorial Chorten: Also known as Thimphu Chorten, this stupa located on Doe Boom Lam is unlike most stupas in the world. The Memorial Chorten does not enshrine human remains but instead represents the mind of the Buddha. Teach your kids about the culture and tradition of Bhutan as you revel in these architectural marvels.
National Library: Your final stop for the day is the National Library and Archives of Bhutan. The library was established in 1967 and has been used to promote and preserve regional culture, ever since. Go through old sacred texts and know more about the rich history of Bhutan.
Come back to the hotel after a mesmerizing day of sightseeing for a good night’s sleep.
Distance from Paro airport to Thimphu: 48 km Travel time: 1 hour (approximately)

Visit enchanting local sites as part of your Bhutan family package
Savor a delectable breakfast and gear up for local sightseeing in Thimphu. Visit Buddha Point and Bhutan Textile Museum with your loved ones.
Buddha Point: The Buddha Dordenma statue in Thimphu at 51.5 metres is among the largest Buddha statues in the world. Located atop a hill in Kuensel Phodrang Nature Park, the statue is gilded in bronze and gold. Seek peace in this scenic haven and cherish the wonderful time with your kids.
Bhutan Textile Museum: Visit the textile museum located near the National Library as your second sightseeing spot for the day. Established in 2001, the museum sustains and promotes the art of weaving. One can also buy books and textiles from the museum shop.
Come back to the hotel for a peaceful night’s sleep.
Optional: Shopping (charges extra)

Get transferred to Paro on Day 3 of your family trip to Bhutan
Relish a hearty breakfast and proceed for your transfer to Paro, the gateway to the Himalayas. Enroute, stop at the Shaba river point to take in the panoramic beauty.
Shaba river point: The drive from Paro to Thimphu is scenic and pleasing to the eyes. Stop at the Shaba river point, which serves as an excellent photo opportunity. You can also interact with the local villagers to familiarize yourself with the culture and traditions of Bhutan.
Reach hotel in Paro and complete check-in formalities. Proceed to visit Rinpung Dzong with your family as part of your Bhutan tour itinerary.
Rinpung Dzong: A popular Buddhist monastery and fortress, Rinpung Dzong was founded by Drung Drung Rgyal in 1644. The monastery today stands as a high point of Bhutanese architecture. Visit the Dzong to seek peace and refresh your mind and soul.
Shop for souvenirs and come back to the hotel in Paro for a good night’s sleep.
Optional: Shopping (charges extra)
Distance from Thimphu to Paro: 50 km
Travel time: 1 hour 15 minutes (approximately)

Proceed for excursion to Chele La Pass as part of your Bhutan tour itinerary
After a piping hot breakfast, proceed to visit the Chele La Pass on your penultimate day in Bhutan.
Chele La Pass: The pinnacle of Paro city, the Chele La Pass at an elevation of 13000 ft. is the highest motorable road in Bhutan. Revel in the beauty of frozen rivers and waterfalls, as you encounter snow and pristine flora & fauna. The pass also provides a stunning view of the sacred mountain Jomolhari and Jichu Drake. A must visit for all adventure enthusiasts, a trip to the Chele La Pass is bound to delight your kids as well.
Return to your hotel for a comfortable overnight stay.

Your 4 nights 5 days Bhutan India package culminates.
After a delicious breakfast, it is time to check-out from the hotel. Leave Bhutan behind as you are transferred to the airport for departure.

Yes. Travel Triangle’s Bhutan family tour packages are fully customizable. Travelers can share their preferences with the agent’s representative beforehand to avoid any last minute hassle.

The Bhutanese people communicate using the national language, Dzongkha. However, English is widely spoken too and one can easily communicate with the locals using the same.

Yes. Chele La Pass at 13000 ft. is the highest motorable passes in Bhutan. It is extremely safe to travel on this road. However, one should always follow all the traffic guidelines.

Handicrafts, wood carvings, jewelry, food products, and wine are the ideal souvenirs to bring back from Bhutan.

The most common symptoms of high altitude sickness in children include difficulty in breathing, loss of appetite, and lack of sleep. One can avoid these by getting adequate rest before and after traveling to high altitudes in Bhutan.