The Untouched Bhutan FD (6N/7D)
6 nights · 7 days · Bhutan
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Experience the magic of Bhutan with Trekotrip. Discover the scenic beauty, rich culture, and captivating history of this enchanting country. Enjoy comfortable accommodations, guided sightseeing, and offbeat adventures. Immerse yourself in the unique charm of Bhutan, from its stunning landscapes to its vibrant traditions. Explore iconic landmarks, savor local cuisine, and create unforgettable memories on this remarkable journey.
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Your journey into Bhutan begins with a scenic drive from Guwahati Airport (GAU), stepping back in time. As you cross the Indo-Bhutan border at Samdrup Jongkhar, a noticeable shift sets in—the air feels crisper, prayer flags ripple across green hillsides.
Zangdopelri Lhakhang – Start with a spiritual pause at this peaceful hilltop monastery, dedicated to Guru Rinpoche. It's a serene welcome to Bhutan ’s soul.
Evening Market Walk – Explore the lively fusion of cultures in the local bazaar. From colorful Bhutanese handicrafts to flavorful Assamese street snacks, it’ s a feast for the senses.
Ice-Breaker Welcome Party – Wind down the day with a special welcome celebration. Raise a toast with a glass of Ara enjoy a festive cake-cutting, and break the ice with your fellow travelers.
Karaoke with Locals – Step into a slice of Bhutanese nightlife. Sing along, sip locally brewed drinks, and share smiles with newfound friends in a cozy, laidback setting. From your very first evening, Bhutan gently nudges you to slow down, breathe deeper, and open up—to the land, its people, and yourself.
Overnight: Samdrup Jongkhar
Wake up to the crisp morning air of Samdrup Jongkhar—today, the real
ascent begins. As your vehicle winds up into the Eastern Himalayas, the scenery transforms dramatically.
Guru Rinpoche Rock Carving – A spiritual pause by a shrine. Locals believe blessings here protect travelers on their journey ahead.
Wamrong Lunch Stop – Break for lunch steaming tea with soul-stirring views. The valleys stretch endlessly beneath a shifting sea of clouds.
Khaling Handloom Centre – Witness the art of Bhutanese weaving. Women skillfully intertwine tradition, story, and color into every fabric they craft.
Sherubtse College Viewpoint – Capture sweeping panoramas of Rangjung Valley—lush, remote, and endlessly photogenic.
Kanglung Zangdopelri – This tranquil hilltop temple offers space for reflection and quiet moments with sweeping views of the eastern hills. By late afternoon, you arrive in Trashigang, the lively cultural heart of Eastern Bhutan.
Overview
Experience the magic of Bhutan with Trekotrip. Discover the scenic beauty, rich culture, and captivating history of this enchanting country. Enjoy comfortable accommodations, guided sightseeing, and offbeat adventures. Immerse yourself in the unique charm of Bhutan, from its stunning landscapes to its vibrant traditions. Explore iconic landmarks, savor local cuisine, and create unforgettable memories on this remarkable journey.
What if we told you there’s a hidden land in Bhutan yet to be discovered?
Get ready for an adventure that takes you 100 years back in time—into the mystical, raw, and unfiltered East of Bhutan. This is the first-ever group journey to Eastern Bhutan—designed for explorers who crave meaning, connection, and trails far from the tourist map. This isn't just travel. It's time travel.
Summary
Start & End Location | Guwahati Airport
Start Time | 1:00 PM on Day 1
End Time | 01:30 PM on Day 7
Duration | 6 Nights / 7 Days
Best time | March, April, May, September, October, November
Mode of Transport | Toyota Coaster (17 / 22 seater) or Toyota Hiace (9 seater)
IMPORTANT:
Documents
For Adults - Voter Card in Original (downloaded laminated copy will not be accepted) or Valid Passport (with minimum six months validity, in ORIGINAL.
For Below 18 Years- Passport or Birth Certificate (English) in ORIGINAL
Note: Aadhaar Card is NOT valid for Adults or Children
Batch Date: Each trip starts on the first date and ends on the last date listed.
Pickup and Drop location: Guwahati Airport (GAU) Distance: Guwahati Airport (GAU) to Samdrupjongkhar: 3 hr (103.9 km) via road.
Airport Pickup: Scheduled at 01:00 pm at Guwahati Airport (GAU)
Airport Drop: Scheduled at 01:00 pm. Kindly book your flight after 3:00 PM. If you have booked a late evening flight you have the option to wait at the airport.
If arriving and departing by train at Guwahati Railway Station the vehicle willpick you up and drop you off at Jalukbari Flyover Guwahati City, located 20 min (9.7 km) away from Guwahati Railway Station.
Please note: If your pickup or drop falls outside our designated time and location, you can arrange a separate vehicle at your own expense
Bhutan 6N/7D: INR 29999
Confirm the applicable option, taxes and availability with TrekOTrip before booking.
LOCATION | HOTEL NAME
Samdrupjongkhar 1+1 Night | Yoezer Hotel
Trashigang 1+2 Nights | Druk Deothjung
Trashi Yangtse 1 Night | Hotel Karmaling
All three hotels for this Eastern Bhutan trip have been carefully handpicked to ensure a comfortable and authentic experience. Due to limited availability of accommodations in the eastern region, we’ve selected the best available properties that meet tourist-standard certification by the Tourism Council of Bhutan.
These hotels are clean, hygienic, and among the most trusted options in the East, offering a peaceful stay after long travel days.
Meals are served buffet-style, with a mix of Bhutanese and Indian dishes, maintaining good quality and taste.
Please note: Room photos are shared for reference only and may not exactly match the room you are assigned, but the standard and facilities remain consistent.
We’ve made sure your Eastern Bhutan journey is as comfortable as it is unforgettable.
Hello Travelers,
As we prepare for our upcoming adventure to Bhutan from let's make sure we're fully equipped for the diverse weather conditions. Here's a brief checklist to ensure a smooth journey:
Winter Cloths: Bring a mix of lightweight and warmer layers. A warm jacket or insulated vest for higher altitudes or chilly evenings.And don't forget to bring an Umbrella/ Poncho/ Raincoat.
Comfortable Walking Shoes: Expect to explore, so bring along comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots if possible.
Medications: If you're prone to motion sickness, remember to bring your necessary medications. Include any other personal medications you may need.
Travel Documents: Essential items include your passport (with at least six months validity) or your voter ID card.
Travel Pillow and Eye Mask: These can greatly enhance your comfort during journeys and ensure a good night's sleep.
Sunscreen and Sunglasses: Shield yourself from the sun's rays, which can still be strong even in April.
Daypack: Carry a small backpack for daily excursions to keep your essentials close at hand.
Respectful Clothing: In Bhutan, it's important to dress modestly. For April, bring both long and short options, ensuring your shoulders are covered.Remember to pack light winter clothes as it can get chilly in the higher altitudes.
Snacks: While Bhutanese cuisine is delightful, having snacks on hand is convenient for journeys or hikes.
Power Bank: Keep your devices charged, especially if you rely on them for navigation or communication.
Reusable Water Bottle: Help reduce plastic waste by carrying a reusable water bottle. Safe drinking water is readily available in most places.
Cash: It's advisable to carry some cash for your expenses, as Indian currency is widely accepted in Bhutan (100 to 500 Rs notes).
Respectful Attitude: Embrace an open mind and a respectful attitude toward Bhutanese culture. Bhutan is renowned for its hospitality, and being a considerate traveler enhances the experience.
Let's make this trip to Bhutan truly unforgettable and cherish every moment of our Bhutanese adventure! If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to share. Safe travels, and I look forward to seeing you all in Bhutan.
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Terms & Conditions
Tourists are expected to dress respectably and modestly while visiting temples and other religious institutions.
Shoulders must also be covered inside religious establishments.
Since shoes are to be removed before entering a religious building, it is advisable to wear socks.
Photography may also not be allowed at all places. It is advisable to ask the authorities beforehand.
We're a couple, do we need to share a room?
No, you do not need to share a room. Couples can opt for double sharing, which provides a private room exclusively for the two of you without sharing with other travelers.
I'm traveling Solo, how will I be accommodated?
For solo travelers, accommodation will be arranged on a double-sharing basis with another same-gender solo traveler. This allows you to share a room with another solo traveler of the same gender.
What currency is used in Bhutan?
Bhutan's national currency is the Ngultrum (BTN). However, Indian Rupees (INR) are widely accepted in Bhutan, so there's no need to exchange INR for Bhutanese Ngultrum.
Are ATMs available in Bhutan?
While there are ATMs in Bhutan, we recommend not relying solely on them, especially in Phuentsholing. It's advisable to carry sufficient cash to ensure smooth transactions during your trip.
Is Bhutan safe for solo traveling?
Yes, Bhutan is considered one of the safest destinations for solo travelers. It offers a welcoming and secure environment. However, traveling solo in Bhutan may involve higher costs due to limited sharing options for transportation and accommodation. Joining a group can help reduce these costs.
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Explore the old-town streets and bite into fresh, steaming momo as the chill sets in.
Bonfire: Gather under the starlit sky for a bonfire —a night of laughter, stories, local wine, singing, and carefree dancing. Here, strangers start becoming travel family.
Overnight: Trashigang
Today, the road takes you to one of Bhutan’s most remote —Merak Valley, home to the mystical Brokpa tribe. Merak feels like a land forgotten by time. It’s a journey into Bhutan’s living tribal heart.
View of Trashigang Dzong – Drive by the majestic fortress-monastery, rising over cliffs and river bends—a sentinel of Eastern Bhutan.
Damnongchu Black Stupa – Stop at this mysterious stupa, said to adiate spiritual energy, nestled where rivers and peaks converge.
Brokpa Tshogchhang ceremony. – On arrival, you'll be greeted with vibrant traditional dance, warm cups of ara (local wine), and folk songs performed females in their iconic fur-lined attire. There’s a heartwarming surprise waiting—you’re going to love it.
Try the Brokpa Dress – Wrap yourself in tradition—just like the Brokpas do. The iconic yak-hair ceremonial hat (known as Tshoglham) and the distinct thick woolen Brokpa cloak.
Merak Viewpoint – Just when you think the valley has shown its full beauty, we ’ll take you to a secret ridge where the panorama opens into something magical. You ’ll wonder how such a place remained hidden for so long.
Highland Lunch Experience – Settle into a traditional Brokpa home and savor a meal cooked over firewood: red rice, ema datshi and hot butter tea.
Community Kindness Activity – Be part of something meaningful. We’ll distribute school supplies to Brokpa childrens supporting a community where resources are scarce but hearts are full. We return back to Trashigang by evening.
Overnight: Trashigang
This morning, leave Trashigang behind as you journey deeper into Bhutan’s untouched east—toward the serene, sacred town of Trashi Yangtse. Tucked along a gentle riverbend and framed by ancient hills, this artistic haven pulses with spiritual stillness and timeless tradition.
Kulong Chu & Dangme Chu Confluence – Pause where two mighty rivers become one. Jamkhardrang Waterfall – Let the spray of cascading waters awaken your senses as you stand before this thunderous marvel nestled in the forest.
Zorig Chusum Art School – Step into Bhutan’s cultural soul. Watch young artisans revive the 13 sacred crafts—a beautiful preservation of identity through art.
Bumdeling Valley Excursion – Bumdleing Ramsar site explore this scenic valley known as the winter home of the endangered Blacknecked Cranes.
Chorten Kora Night View – This iconic white stupa, inspired by Nepal’s Boudhanath, radiates peace. Circumambulate alongside pilgrims and listen to the whisper of spinning prayer wheels.
Evening Magic: As dusk settles, gather around a crackling bonfire. Share travel stories, gaze at constellations scattered across an inkblack sky, and let the serenity of Yangtse seep into your bones.
Overnight: Trashi Yangtse
Today is a journey both outward and inward. Set out early for the remote trailhead of the Om Bayney Trail, (2.5 to 3 hours) (2,200 meters) often whispered about as the “Tiger’s Nest of the East.” It may not grace postcards, but those who make the trek return changed.
Pine Forest Ascent – Begin your hike through serene alpine forests, colorful prayer flags guide your path like blessings in motion.
Suspension Bridge Crossing – You'll cross a suspension bridge into the mountains—where stunning views make you feel like you've entered a whole different world.
Om Bayney Cave – Hidden in the cliffs lies this mystical cave, believed to have sheltered Guru Rinpoche during deep meditation. Enter barefoot, light a butter lamp, and sit in silence— here, the mountain listens. Spread before you is a hidden valley untouched by time. You may not realize it at first, but with every step, you’re leaving something behind—and gaining something far deeper.
By evening, return to Trashigang—tired legs, full heart, and a quiet knowing that you ’ve walked a path few ever have.
Overnight: Trashigang
As the eastern skies blush with morning light, it’s time to begin your descent—back through winding roads, misty ridges, and the
memories you’ve collected. We’ll make a few thoughtful stops en route—for photo breaks, to stretch your legs, and to soak in the views one last time.
Wamrong Revisited: Stop once again at Wamrong for lunch—but this time, everything feels different.
Scenic Village Stops: Drive through sleepy hamlets draped in prayer flags. Pause for sweet tea at roadside shacks.
Local Market Walk: Samdrup Jongkhar’s market where you’ll finda mix of Bhutanese and Assamese goods—from textiles and fresh produce to local snacks and bamboo crafts. Great for last-minute souvenirs..
Overnight: Samdrup Jongkhar
After an early breakfast, it’s time to say goodbye to Bhutan. Complete your exit immigration at the Samdrup Jongkhar border.
As you drive back to Guwahati, the mountains slowly disappear but the memories of Bhutan stay with you. You may find yourself appreciating quiet moments, moving at a slower pace, and seeing travel in a deeper way.
Optional: Visit Maa Kamakhya Temple: If you wish to end your journey with a spiritual touch, you can stay one more night in Guwahati and visit the famous Maa Kamakhya Temple. (cost not included)
Located on Nilachal Hill, it’s one of the most important Shakti temples in India—known for its peaceful vibe and strong energy