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DAY 1

Kick Start your Adventure from Siliguri

You are literally going to kick start your journey from Siliguri Airport towards the India - Bhutan Border. This day is going to be a little tough because you will be riding 180 km, all the way to the quaint town of Phuentsholing crossing the border into Bhutan. On the way, you will be mesmerized by lush green fields, farmscapes and small bustling towns. You have started the day in India but you are going to end your day by checking into a hotel in Bhutan. Now isn't that some adventure?

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DAY 2

A Day in the Border Town

After your adventurous start, its going to be an easy day today. After breakfast, head to the entry permit office / visa office in the Phuentsholing town. Get your visas in order and you have the rest of the day to explore the lovely border town. And dont forget to take that classic cliché picture at the Indo - Bhutan Border Gate!

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DAY 3

Ride like a Pro

Today will be the day when you will get a feel of true Bhutan Bike ride. You will be riding from Phuentsholing to Thimpu which is around 150 km or a 6 hour ride if the weather permits. But dont be scared, this - here is exactly why you choose this ride. Glide through the picturesque mountains and green landscapes and see Bhutan larger than life.

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DAY 4

Falling in Love with Thimpu

Thimpu is one of the two biggest cities in Bhutan and it has a lot to offer. Check out Buddha Dordemma that stands at 51m being the tallest Buddha in Bhutan. A trip to Simply Bhutan is a must. Experience the folk dancing while enjoying the deliciously hot butter tea. Later you can visit Folk Heritage Museum where you will get a glimpse at the true Bhutanese lifestyle. Its a proper day to be Bhutanese, so don't miss out on any of it!

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DAY 5

Dochula Pass & The Suspension Bridge

Your ride today won't be too long in distance but it will be a memorable one. Your first stop is going to be at Dochula Pass at 3150m which has 108 memorial stupas for the martyred soldiers. Next is going be Punakha Dzong on the river banks which literally translates to the palace of great happiness. The last but not the least is the Punakha Suspension bridge. This insane bridge might look flighty and risky but it is absolutely safe so make sure that you have that Facebook Profile picture clicked that you have always wanted.

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DAY 6

Chelela Pass & Paro

Pop-out your AMS medications if you have altitude sickness. Today you will be going to the highest elevation of your journey. Chelela Pass which stands 3,988 m tall is one iconic stop in this journey from Punakha to Paro. It is the highest motorable point in Butan that sits right between the Haa and Paro valleys. And we kid you not, it is breathtakingly spectacular. After the high, you will end the day in Paro. Paro has an amazing nightlife. So go dancing or Karaoke to your heart's content, we won't tell anyone!

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DAY 7

Tigers Nest Monastery

It's a no-ride day. But that does not mean that you are not going to have fun. You will be hiking to the famous Monastery at the Taktsang Lakhang, also known as the Tigers Nest Monastery. It is one of the 13 sacred caves and it ultimately feels magic the way it is located at the cliffside. It is a rough 10 km hike and you sure will enjoy every single step you take surrounded by the scenic forest and the peaceful vibes. Our personal recommendation will be that you shouldn't end the day without the hot stone bath. Your body will thank you for it tomorrow!

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DAY 8

Back to the Pavilion

Today will be the longest ride of your entire journey. From Paro to Siliguri, you will be riding around 300 km. So make it count, enjoy every moment because this literally is the last of it.

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