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Till well into the 17th Century, Bhutan was
split up into small independent
principalities. After the arrival of
Buddhism, during the seventh century, the
various Buddhist schools began sharing the
power in the country with the old
aristocratic families.
The cleric Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyel united
the independent principalities into one
state. After his death the theocracy
disintegrated and the provincial lords
fought to gain control over the central
power. Only the establishment of the
monarchy in 1907 brought peace again. Today
the fourth King of Bhutan is leading his
country into modern times.
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Tours In Bhutan |
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 Journey
to the land of the Dragon Kingdom of
Bhutan |
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Full day sightseeing tour of
Thimpu:
AM-visit Zeleukha Nunnery,
National Library and
Memorial Chorten of His Late
Majesty Jigme Dorjee
Wangchuk. PM-Stroll down
town to the Handicraft
Development Corporation
which displays a variety
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Great
Tour to the Hidden Kingdom - Bhutan |
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Morning visit Drugyel Dzong,
18 kilometers away from Paro
town. On a clear day one can
view the sacred Mount
Chhomolari, Mountain of
Goddess (24,000 ft). Visit a
typical Bhutanese farmhouse
and sightseeing trip to the
Paro Bazaar. Visit also
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Cultural
Tour to Drunk Yul the land of
Thunder Dragon |
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Full day sightseeing in
Thimpu
Am-visit the memorial
Chortern of the Late King
Jigme Dorje Wangchuk in the
heart of Thimpu. The
Tashichhodzong, The
"Fortress of the Auspicious
Religion." PM- Stroll
downtown to the
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Bhutan
Travel Plan |
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Sightseeing in Paro
Full day tour of Paro including TA
DZONG, RIMPUNG DZONG, DRIKGYAL DZONG
and other historical monuments.
Overnight at hotel.
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