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Punakaiki is best known for its Pancake Rocks and Blowholes. It is also the center for Paparoa National Park - about 74,000 acres of varied landscape from mountain tops to sea level. Punakaiki is one of the major tourist attractions on the West Coast...
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The scenic, terraced town of Paro sits in the shadow of 24,000-ft/7,320-m Mount Chomolhari (divine mountain). Paro has Bhutan's only airport, so most travelers arrive there. Though it's really only a large village, three nights are recommended to get used to the altitude, as well as to see the many sights related to Paro's days as capital of the western region. Free Paro
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Among those sights are the 350-year-old Ta Dzong (now the National Museum), the Rinchen Pung or Paro Dzong (sacred scrolls, icons, and the like), where scenes from Bertolucci's Little Buddha were shot, the restored seventh-century Kyichu Lhakhang (holy temple) and the Dungtse Lhakhang (temple). Also worth seeing is the Drugyel Dzong, named after a famous victory of the Bhutanese over Tibetan invaders (about 9 mi/14 km northwest of town).
If you're in Paro on a Sunday morning, be sure to visit the colorful market, where grains, chilies, oranges, bananas and a host of other items are sold. The Paro Tsechu festival is held late March-April.
On a full-day trip, it's possible to visit the Taktsang Monastery (Tiger's Nest), built on a rock ledge overlooking a sheer 2,600 ft/800 m drop to the Paro Valley. It is accessible only on foot or by pony as far as the viewpoint. According to legend, the monastery was founded by Guru Rimpoche, who landed there on the back of a flying tiger.
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11-Nights Bhutan and Nepal: Heart of the Himalaya - Small Group Journeys
Price: $11,795 - # of Days: 11 days
This soaring realm of rugged peaks, lush forests and mist-shrouded monasteries keeps its wonders well hidden. Our expert guides are there to lead the way as you ascend to stunning “Tiger’s Nest” Monastery, stroll through Kathmandu’s Durbar Square and embark on game drives in Chitwan National Park.
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22-Nights Photographing the World by Private Jet
Price: $119,995 - # of Days: 22 days
See the world through the keen eyes of National Geographic photographers who hand-selected the 8 remarkable destinations you’ll visit on this once-in-a-lifetime trip.
Experience the timeless charm of Kanazawa, Japan with its historic samurai and geisha districts, ancient teahouses and bea...
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7-Nights Bhutan Hiking & Walking Tour
Price: $9,799 - # of Days: 7 days
Buddhist Culture, Himalayan Peaks & Tiger's Nest
Rich Buddhist culture. The glorious Himalayas. Vast valley views. Welcoming people rooted in age-old tradition and guided by Gross National Happiness. Bhutan inspires the soul.
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10-Nights Bhutan and Nepal: Heart of the Himalaya - Small Group Journeys
Price: Please call for rates - # of Days: 10 days
This soaring realm of rugged peaks and mist-shrouded monasteries keeps its wonders well hidden. Our expert guides are there to lead the way as you ascend to stunning "Tiger’s Nest" Monastery, stroll through Kathmandu’s Durbar Square and share a meal with a local Nepali family in their home.
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10-Nights Journey to Nepal + Bhutan Hosted by Scott and Diane Avera
Price: $12,599 - # of Days: 10 days
Join A+R president Scott Avera and his wife Diane on our immersive journey through Nepal and Bhutan, where every day is infused with their personal touch. From the bustling streets and sacred temples of Kathmandu to the majestic mountain valleys and monasteries of Bhutan, this tour has been designed...
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15-Nights Asia Unveiled: A Four Seasons Private Jet Experience
Price: $167,000 - # of Days: 15 days
Asia Unveiled
Uncover the enchantment of seven timeless destinations across Asia on a 16-day adventure of a lifetime. Awe-inspiring world wonders, dynamic cities and idyllic islands await on this by private jet.
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12-Nights The Best of India & Bhutan - Classic
Price: $3,699 - # of Days: 12 days
The Best of India & Bhutan From India’s vibrant cities to the happiest country on Earth, this 13-day trip through India and Bhutan knows how to pack in the best of the best. In India, you’ll become acquainted with three very different northern cities and the colourful rural life of Rajasthan, before...
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5-Nights Spirit of Bhutan - Classic
Price: $2,649 - # of Days: 5 days
Spirit of Bhutan Explore the happiest country on Earth in under one week without sacrificing any of the life changing moments you expect from the kingdom of Bhutan. Discover a country of smiling monks, stunning mountain trails, and iconic dzongs. The ancient traditions of Bhutan will beckon you to s...
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12-Nights Nepal & Bhutan Explorer - Classic
Price: $3,949 - # of Days: 12 days
Nepal & Bhutan Explorer Nepal and Bhutan are some of the most undiscovered places on Earth, but this two-week adventure will reveal their magic before the rest of the world catches on. You’ll take part in traditions of small Nepalese communities, experience the wildlife and rich biodiversity of Chit...
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The scenic, terraced town of Paro sits in the shadow of 24,000-ft/7,320-m Mount Chomolhari (divine mountain). Paro has Bhutan's only airport, so most travelers arrive there. Though it's really only a large village, three nights are recommended to get used to the altitude, as well as to see the many sights related to Paro's days as capital of the western region.
Among those sights are the 350-year-old Ta Dzong (now the National Museum), the Rinchen Pung or Paro Dzong (sacred scrolls, icons, and the like), where scenes from Bertolucci's Little Buddha were shot, the restored seventh-century Kyichu Lhakhang (holy temple) and the Dungtse Lhakhang (temple). Also worth seeing is the Drugyel Dzong, named after a famous victory of the Bhutanese over Tibetan invaders (about 9 mi/14 km northwest of town).
If you're in Paro on a Sunday morning, be sure to visit the colorful market, where grains, chilies, oranges, bananas and a host of other items are sold. The Paro Tsechu festival is held late March-April.
On a full-day trip, it's possible to visit the Taktsang Monastery (Tiger's Nest), built on a rock ledge overlooking a sheer 2,600 ft/800 m drop to the Paro Valley. It is accessible only on foot or by pony as far as the viewpoint. According to legend, the monastery was founded by Guru Rimpoche, who landed there on the back of a flying tiger.
The scenic, terraced town of Paro sits in the shadow of 24,000-ft/7,320-m Mount Chomolhari (divine mountain). Paro has Bhutan's only airport, so most travelers arrive there. Though it's really only a large village, three nights are recommended to get used to the altitude, as well as to see the many sights related to Paro's days as capital of the western region.
Among those sights are the 350-year-old Ta Dzong (now the National Museum), the Rinchen Pung or Paro Dzong (sacred scrolls, icons, and the like), where scenes from Bertolucci's Little Buddha were shot, the restored seventh-century Kyichu Lhakhang (holy temple) and the Dungtse Lhakhang (temple). Also worth seeing is the Drugyel Dzong, named after a famous victory of the Bhutanese over Tibetan invaders (about 9 mi/14 km northwest of town).
If you're in Paro on a Sunday morning, be sure to visit the colorful market, where grains, chilies, oranges, bananas and a host of other items are sold. The Paro Tsechu festival is held late March-April.
On a full-day trip, it's possible to visit the Taktsang Monastery (Tiger's Nest), built on a rock ledge overlooking a sheer 2,600 ft/800 m drop to the Paro Valley. It is accessible only on foot or by pony as far as the viewpoint. According to legend, the monastery was founded by Guru Rimpoche, who landed there on the back of a flying tiger.
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