Gasa Hot Spring Trek

After breakfast you will visit to Memorial Chorten (third King's memorial stupa), Painting School, Tashichho Dzong (capital of Bhutan)Traditional Medicine Institute, Handicrafts Emporium and Folk Heritage Museum in Kawajangsa. Overnight in Hotel.

You will drive to Punakha through the Dochula pass (3,100m), past magnificent forests of rhododendron and magnolia. On the clear days, you can have the panoramic view of eastern Himalayan peaks meanwhile, you will enjoy the view of Punakha Dzong, was built in 1637 during the time of Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal. The Dzong is now used as the winter residence of monk body and administrative centre of the district. After lunch drive on to Tashithang following Mo Chhu River. Camp at Tashithang 1,600m. Overnight in tent.

Your day will start by the riverside, following a well-made path through semi tropical forest. There are plentiful wild orchids For flower lovers. The trail is fairly slightly climbing up to Damji village 2,250m. After lunch, you will continue walking through sub-tropical forests and villages up to Gasa hot spring. The hots pring is a famous place where local people come to take a bath from throughout country, due to its curative powers. You will ascend up to the Dzong in the evening. Overnight in Tent.

You can spend either in the hot spring or take a pack lunch and climb about two hours to visit Gasa village and the Dzong. Overnight in Tent.

After a short climbing, the trail winds through the rolling hills and passes through the forest of pine and oak, villages and wheat fields. You will have a beautiful view of the Gasa Dzong glued to the valley wall seeming to float in space. Overnight in Tent.

The trail descends through the high agricultural benches above the Mochu River into a lush semi-tropical gorge filled with banana trees, creepers and variety of vegetation. You will also see monkeys and few other animals occasionally. Arrive at Tashithnag1700m. Your car will be waiting here to transfer to Punakha. Overnight in Hotel.

In the morning, you will visit to Punakha Dzong, the former capital of Bhutan. The Dzong lies between two rivers known as Phochu and Mochu, which mean ‘Male River and Female River’.After lunch, drive to Thimphu. While in Thimphu you will stroll in the town visiting some handicraft shops. Overnight in Hotel

After breakfast you will drive to Paro and check into your room. Then hike to the Tiger's Nest Monastery. The hike is about 3 hours to the Monastery. It is said that 8th century spiritual master (Guru Rimpoche) meditated in the cave for three months. Hike back to Paro in the evening. Evening stroll freely in Paro town. Overnight in Hotel .

The Bhutan travel representative will drop at the Paro airport.