Marry Bhutan Tour

Bhutanese wedding ceremony include many religious rites performed by Buddhist monks and lama. The religious rites that include Lhabsang, offering of butter lams, Thrisel, Tsepamey Choko, Dhar Naynga, mask dances and folk songs and dances. The main wedding ceremony will be performed at the main grand hall of the hotel. The day starts with delicious Bhutanese breakfast and after that, bride and groom will be taken to alter room with chipdrel or procession ceremony, followed by a marriage ceremony, receive blessings, offering of well wish Khadaar ( White scarf) followed by lunch. After lunch, beautiful cultural programs of mask dances, folk songs and many more will be performed. Over-night in Thimphu.

As we proceed to Paro, we will retrace the journey crossing Chuzomsa and further to Paro. The entire stretch of drive will refresh your mind and give you second chance to enjoy smooth and most scenic drive to Paro.
• Taktsang (Tiger’s nest Temple): A short adventurous hike to Taktsang is the most rewarding and fulfilling visits of the entire tour. It is the heartland of locals for the pilgrimage sight in Bhutan. The temple, popularly known as the “Tiger’s nest” is perched on the side of the cliff at a height of 900m above the Paro valley. It is the must visit sight of the entire tour. The uphill hike takes about 3 to 4 hours which may seem challenging in the beginning, but it is rewarding once you reach to the real sight. Lunch will be served at cafeteria restaurant located up on the mountain. After having explored, you will be back to Paro for the following visits.
• Visit Kitchu Lhakhang to pray for a long togetherness by lighting butter lamp and turning the beautiful Wheel of dharma. Kitchu temple is considered as sacred jewel of Bhutan and was established by the Buddhist King Songstsen Gampo of Tibet to overcome the giant ogress that lay across Tibet and Himalayas preventing the spread of Buddhism. The King is believed to have built temple at the left foot of enormous ogress. Kitchu Lhakhang was among 12 temples in Bhutan out of 108 temples said to have been constructed over single night. You can offer butter lamp over there.
• Hot stone bath: Hot stone bath is very unique to Bhutan and offers great medicinal
Values. In most cases, the bathtub is made of wood placed on a ground level in a quite hut for privacy. Couple can get into one bathtub to soak. Enjoy the great ancient techniques of curing body ache, joint pain and harness many other values. This is upon additional cost and check with guide/driver. Over-night in Paro.

You will drive to Paro international airport and bid farewell y our representatives.