Arrival at Paro airport, Unemployment - Thimphu (Distance: 54 km. , Estimated travel time : 1 time) Arrival in Bangkok and flight to Bhutan . The flight to Paro airport is one of the most amazing flight over the mountains in the world, and offers a panorama of some of the highest mountains of the earth. Our representatives will meet you at Paro airport once the process is finished passport control. After lunch will follow afternoon tour in Paros Town, which will include a visit to Ta Dzong Museum which houses many religious relics, arts and crafts and offers important information about the background, religious and cultural past of Bhutan. Then you visit Rimpong Dzong to see the portrait of the great saint Milarepa, you consider meditation authority and believe you achieved enlightenment in one life. The Dzong is great monasteries and command centers that were once strongholds strategic. Then you head by car to the capital Thimphu (1,5 time) following the river Pachu. Before dinner your guide will tell you about local protocol and good manners. Overnight at hotel in Thimphu included Meal & Dinner

Once a rural village that rested on a broad, fertile valley, the Thimphu is currently the bustling capital of the nation. Enjoy a full day of sightseeing attractions, which includes a visit to the national monument Bhutanese Chorten. The construction of this temple started from the Third King as a protection against the negative aspects of modernization, as a monument to world peace. The Queen Mother she finished as a monument dedicated to the memory of the Third King, who died in 1972. Will continue in the temple Changangkha constructed in the 12th century and Drubthob monastery which houses and single women Zilukha. Other attractions include: The arts faculty and professions in which learners are taught 13 different traditional arts, National Library of Bhutan which houses collection scripture dating from the 8th century, the traditional paper factory where you can see the traditional process of making paper, and an exciting replica of a medieval farmhouse in the Folklore Museum. If no time can visit a breeding center Takin, the national animal of Bhutan, and Tashichhodzong, 'The fortress of the glorious religion ". Originally founded in 1641 από τον Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, and rebuilt about 1960 during the reign of the third King of Bhutan in traditional style without designs and nails. The Tashichhodzong houses some of the Ministries, Secretariat of the King, and the central monastic body. If your visit to coincide with Thimbu weekend will be able to walk to the flea market to see a huge variety of traditional dishes, herbs, cheese and vegetables Bhutan (The market is only open from Friday to Sunday). Overnight at hotel in Thimphu Breakfast in hotel Lunch and Dinner

You will pass by the Dochu-La pass (3,100m Altitude), where if the weather is good you will have the opportunity to enjoy the magnificent view of the peaks of the Himalayas before you descend to the valley of fragrant Phunakha (about 3 hours away). Driving in the countryside will give you the chance to take a look at the daily life of the kingdoms of the Himalayas. In Dochu-La area are huge rhododendron forests that grow on tree size and bloom in late April / early May adorning the mountains with a glorious spring color explosion. The Phunakha was the ancient capital of Bhutan. Upon arrival you will visit the Punakha Dzong, the "Palace of Happiness giant" built 1637 by Shabdrung, Him who joined Bhutan '. Located at the confluence of Mo Chu and Pho Chu (Rivers Mother and Father) It is the winter residence of the Je Khenpo, Upper Hierophant Bhutan and hundreds of other monks who in winter moved en masse from Thimbu. The three-story main temple of Punakha Dzong is an example of traditional architecture breathtaking, with four elaborately carved columns of the entrance to made of cypress wood decorated in gold and silver. It was here that the 1907 He was crowned the first king of Bhutan. After lunch you will enjoy a walk to Chimi Lhakhang, the temple of Drukpa Kuenly who is known as the Divine Madman. He won the nickname of the Divine Madman against the Buddhist establishment of the time. He taught the people that religion is inner experience and not have to anoint one monk. It is also considered a symbol of fertility and many childless couples go to the temple to ask for his blessing. Overnight in Punakha town Breakfast in hotel Lunch & Dinner

In the morning you visit Yabesa village and walk through rice fields in Khamsum Yueley Namgyal Chorten, built by Queen Ashi Tshering Yangdon Wangchuk. Nestled high on a hill on the riverbank, Chorten houses the paintings belonging to the Nyingmapa traditions. Enjoy a picnic in the idyllic riverside scenery before exploring the Wangduephodrang Dzong. built in 1639 this strategically located fortress is nestled at the confluence of two rivers. You will leave for your return to Thimphu where you are going to visit craft shops and souvenirs. Later you will head to the town of Paro with a stop at Semtokha Dzong fortress .The built 1627, It is the oldest of Bhutan. Today it houses the Institute for language and culture study. Arrival in Paro town and check in at hotel. Afternoon relaxation and overnight stay in Paro town Breakfast in hotel Lunch and Dinner

After breakfast followed by walking for Taktsang Monastery. The trail is wide and it will take you 2 about hours to get to the monastery which is almost one kilometer higher than the valley located in Paro (For those who can not walk will arrange transportation by horse). The view from the monastery Taktsang which is built on a steep cliff that rises 900 meters above the bottom of the valley is unique. The monastery is also a place of pilgrimage for Buddhists. It is said that the great Guru Rimpoche flew there on the back of a tiger when he brought the teaching of the Buddhist Dharma in Bhutan in the 8th. Then meditated on 3 months there in a cave that was the point that was later built the monastery. In the afternoon you will reach the ruins of Drukgyel Dzong. The fortress of the 17th century Drukgyel Dzong, It is a historical monument built by Shabdrung to celebrate his victory against a Tibetan invasion 1644. In good weather the peak of the Holy Mountain Jomolhari (7314m) appears in the background cutting breath. In return for the city Paro will visit the temple of 7th century Kyichu Lhakhang, one of the 108 temples built by Tibetan King Songtsen Gampo. Alternatively this day you can make a day trip to Haa valley, one of the most idyllic areas of Bhutan. To reach anyone at encircled by rocks and mountain scenery Haa valley must cross the beautiful passage Chelila Pass. Afternoon leisure and overnight stay in Paro town. Breakfast in hotel Lunch & Dinner

After breakfast you will be transferred to Paro International Airport for departure back. Arrival in Bangkok and depart for Athens . Breakfast at hotel

Arrival in Athens .