Bhutan Bird Watching Tour – 13 Nights & 14 Days

Begin your touring after breakfast. The Paro mountain ranges are ideal for bird watching, with unusual avifauna species to be found. Taktsang Lhakhang, Rinpung Dzong, Ta Dzong, and Kyichu Lhakhang are some of the most popular ranges.

Your travel to Thimphu begins after breakfast. The capital of Bhutan has excellent bird viewing opportunities surrounding Motithang, as well as Cheri and Begana villages. Stay for the night.

After breakfast, proceed to the Dochula pass. (3050 m). Enjoy a breathtaking vista of the Eastern Himalaya. After that, travel to Punakha and the Wangduephodrang valley. Rare avifauna species such as White-breasted Kingfisher, Black Chinned Yuhina, Large Gray Babbler, Spotted Dove, Red Breasted Rosefinch, and others can be seen along the journey. Wangduephodrang is where you'll spend the night.

After breakfast, go east from Wangduephodrang into the Black Mountain region. Stop along the road to observe and photograph birds such as the Fire-breasted Flowerpecker, Amur Falcon, and Red-headed Bullfinch. Finally, you arrive in Gangtey, a peaceful hamlet overlooking the Phobjikha valley. Stay in a lodge for the night.

After breakfast, you will begin travelling along the Gangtey and Trongsa stretch. This stretch provides an excellent opportunity to see a variety of bird species in dense rhododendron forests. The most common bird species here is the bamboo.

Day 7 is set aside for exploring the dense forests of Trongsa (2100 m) and Bumthang (3400 m). Enjoy the breathtaking view of Bumtang from Yotongla pass and the Chamkhar Chhu river. The term "electronic commerce" refers to the sale of electronic goods.

Drive to the wonderful Ura Valley after breakfast. Explore the beautiful Ura valley and village. It is Bumthang's highest valley. Large lush green sheep pastures along the road, and Urala pass can be seen along the way. Spend the night in a tent.

Begin your Limitithang journey. Although the Ura valley is rather dry, your road will now be covered with dense trees. Stop at the Thrumshingla pass. (3750 m). Sengor is a little village with stone roofs and lush greenery. Monal lives in this village as well. It is a well-known bird in the area. Stop for the night.

Day 10 is reserved for exploring Bhutan's two ancient towns of Mongar and Trashigang. Once at Mongar, you will visit the Mongar Dzong, which was built in the nineteenth century and serves as the area's administrative centre. Later, continue your travel to Trashigang to visit Trashigang Dzong. Stay at Trashigang for the night.

Return to Mongar after breakfast. The afternoon will be spent exploring and shopping at the local market. Stay for the night.

Proceed to Bumthang after breakfast. Check into the lodge upon arrival. After lunch, go to the Yatha weaving centre and then to the local bazaar. Stay for the night.

After breakfast, depart by road for Thimphu. You can stop by the village houses on the way. Lunch will be served at Wangduephodrang. You may buy fantastic bamboo goods. Thimpu is an overnight star.

Transfer to the Paro airport to catch your flight to your destination.