Patan Durbar Square: It is one of the three Durbar Squares in the Kathmandu Valley situated on the site of former royal palace, which listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Swayambhunath Stupa: also known as “Monkey Temple”, it is the most famous temple in the country. It was built at the 3rdcentury and become one of the oldest Buddhist sites in Asia. Tonight, enjoy Nepali Cultural Folk Dance with welcome dinner.

Today take a domestic flight to Paro,Bhutan (1 hour)
Tashichho Dzong: commonly known as Thimphu Dzong, also one of the popular and biggest landmarks in Thimphu. Today, the dzong consist of the Throne room and offices of the King of Bhutan.

Chimi Lhakhang: known as the “Fertility Temple” and famous as a place which induces fertility for all the visitors who
come here wishing for a child.
Punakha Dzong: a fortress built in 1637 was the ancient capital of Bhutan. Today, it is the winter palace for the monastic body of Bhutan as Punakha Valley, located between Po Chhu (Father River) and Mo Chhu (Mother River). Visit the Temple for Monk Blessing Ceremony, number of religious rites performed by Buddhist monks and lamas. This represents the importance mantras and will be blessed you for happy and prosperous life.
Dochula Pass: Bhutan most beautiful mountains passes, enjoy the breathtaking views of the snowcapped Eastern Himalayas. Druk Wangyal Chortens, 108 small chortens was built to honor of Bhutanese soldiers who died in a 2003 military operation and dedicated to World Peace.
Simply Bhutan Museum: living museum resembling the tradition and culture of Bhutanese, you can taste Bhutanese Wine, enjoy Bhutanese Traditional Folk Dance and try on Archery traditional Game. Bhutan Handicraft Emporium and Authentic Bhutanese Crafts Street

Kuensel Phodrang (Buddha point): a gigantic 167 feet high Buddha statue constructed in the mountains.
National Memorial Chorten: most visible landmarks of Thimphu, the monument is also a stupa to honor the third king of
Bhutan and focus of daily worship.
Motithang Takin Preserve (Mini Zoo): wildlife reserve for protecting Takin, the national animal of Bhutan.
Bhutan Post Office Headquarters: Bhutan is the world’ famous “stamp-country” and You may create your own personalized stamp here, and send with those postcards to your beloved friends and family.
Jungshi Handmade Paper Factory: the traditional handmade papermaking originated in the 8th century, here you can watch the most traditional way and process of papermaking.
Rinpung Dzong: Houses the monastic body and government offices of Paro district.
Paro National Museum: originally as watchtower in town of Paro, and renovated as National Museum today.

Taktsang Monastery: Temple that built on the cliff edge about 3000m, one of the most amazing temples in the world. You may choose to walk uphill or ride a horse to midway point and continue hike to the monastery.
Dressed in Kira and Gho for Photo Shoot: Today, you can try the national costume and take beautiful photos!
Kyichu Temple: it is the oldest temple in Bhutan. The temple has the largest of cultural relics, and become the important place for daily worship. Place where Hong Kong Actor Tony Leong and Carina Lau’ wedding ceremony held.
Local Market of Paro Town: shopping for some local products and souvenirs.

Today take domestic flight from Paro back to Kathmandu (1 hour)
Bhaktapur Durbar Square: it is the royal palace of the old Bhaktapur Kingdom, also known as an open-air museum. There are 500-year-old Palaces of the Mala Dynasty with many palaces, courtyards and statues with artistic features.
Nagarkot Hill Station: is a world-famous hills station commanding breathtaking views of Himalayan Range.

Kathmandu Durbar Square: one of three Durbar Squares. This is a complex of beautiful temples and shrines which are embellished with intricately carved exteriors and became one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1979.
Boudhanath Stupa: it is the largest stupas in Nepal and the world. listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1979.
Thamel Market: Largest tourist shopping tdistrict located in Kathmandu. The market filled with tour agents, trekking guides, clothing stores, restaurants, cafes and bars, even the alleys are set up for tourism. After dinner, transfer to Kathmandu International Airport for flight back to Malaysia. Wish you a safe and pleasant flight back home!

Your Bhutan journey ends here, Tashi Delek !