The collection includes art, relics, religious thangkha paintings, postage stamps, coins and handicrafts, as well as a small natural history collection. Below Ta Dzong is Rinpung Dzong (Paro Dzong), “the fortress of the heap of jewels”, built in 1646, and now housing the offices of the district administration and Paro’s monk body. In the afternoon, visit Kyichu Lhakhang. Built by the Tibetan king, Songtsen Gampo in the 7th century, it is one of the oldest and most sacred shrines of Bhutan.
01Arrive Paro
02Paro – Sightseeing
03Paro-Shana (17 km, 5/6 hours) Trek starts
04Shana- Sio Thangkha (20 km, 7/8 hours)
05Sio Thangkha- Jangothang (19 km, 7/8 hours)
06Rest day at Jangothang
07Jangothang – Lingshi (18 km, 7/8 hours)
08Lingshi- Shodu (22 km, 8/9 hours)
09Shodu-Barshong (16 km, 6/7 hours)
10Barshong-Dolam Kencho (15 km, 5/6 hours)
11Dolam Kencho-Dodena-Thimphu (8 km,3 hours) Trek ends
12Thimphu
13A free day in Paro/Shopping
14Depart Paro
Arrive Paro
Paro - Sightseeing
Paro-Shana (17 km, 5/6 hours) Trek starts
Shana- Sio Thangkha (20 km, 7/8 hours)
Sio Thangkha- Jangothang (19 km, 7/8 hours)
Rest day at Jangothang
Jangothang - Lingshi (18 km, 7/8 hours)
Lingshi- Shodu (22 km, 8/9 hours)
Shodu-Barshong (16 km, 6/7 hours)
Barshong-Dolam Kencho (15 km, 5/6 hours)
Dolam Kencho-Dodena-Thimphu (8 km,3 hours) Trek ends
Thimphu.
Thimphu
Evening drive to Paro. Overnight at the hotel in Paro.
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