5 Day Amankora Journey

After arriving at Paro Airport, travelers complete immigration and meet their guides before enjoying a scenic 90-minute drive to Thimphu, Bhutan’s capital.

Depending on timing, guests may explore the National Memorial Chorten, National Textile Museum, Folk Heritage Museum, or National Library, followed by a stroll along Main Street to encounter local crafts and textiles, settling into their lodge for the night.

Guests begin their day at Trashi Chhoe Dzong, the seat of Bhutan’s government and royal offices, followed by a visit to Pangri Zampa, housing a monastic school for astrologers.

A short hike to Cheri Goemba introduces the first monastic body established in Bhutan. In the afternoon, guests explore local cottage industries specializing in paper-making, weaving, and traditional crafts.

Travelers journey to Paro Valley, stopping at the National Museum within the historic Ta Dzong watchtower to view artifacts and Bhutanese cultural heritage.

Walking downhill, guests visit Paro Dzong and cross the Nyamai Zampa bridge, continuing to a nearby temple built in 1525 to admire ancient murals. The afternoon offers time to explore the town or relax at the lodge.

The day begins with a trek to the iconic Taktsang Goemba, perched 900 meters above Paro Valley.

The four to five-hour hike passes waterfalls, ancient murals, and dramatic cliffs, offering spectacular views. Guests return to the lodge in the afternoon for leisure, enjoying the spa or wandering nearby trails.

Guests are transported to Paro Airport for international flights.

This final day concludes the immersive five-day journey, leaving travelers with vivid memories of Bhutan’s landscapes, culture, and spiritual atmosphere.