Tashi Gongphel Tours
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Tashi Gongphel Tours
Explore Bhutan with Tashi Gongphel Tours provides Festival,Cultural,Flora and Fluna,Treking,Fishing,Bird Watching,Medietation etc. For further informations visit our web at
General Information
- Duration:
- 7 Days
- Location Start:
- Paro
- Location Finish:
- Paro
- Phone:
- 00975-17602279
- Fax:
- 00975-337388
- Payment Types:
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Cash
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Credit Card
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Cheque
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Travellers cheque
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Paypal
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Wire Transfer
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- We Speak:
- English
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Last updated: 02/01/2009
- (hotels)
Itinerary
Day 1
Arrive at Paro internatinal Airport and Sight seeing
Day 2
Hike to Taksang (Tiger nest)Monsatry
Day 3
Paro to Thimphu and sightseeing
Day 4
Drive Thimphu to Punakha and sightseeing
Day 5
Continue sight seeing and drive back to Thimphu
Day 6
Continue sight seeing and drive to Paro
Day 7
DEPARTURE
Extra Information
- Extras -
- Tour Packages includes your meal,hotels,transport,guide,fees and mineral water but excludes your Air tickets,laundry,bar biils and tipping etc.
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