On next, you will visit the National Museum of Bhutan (Ta Dzong), which stands high just above Paro Dzong. The cylindrically shaped traditional building was built purposively as watched tower over Paro Dzong during the time of war, but later, it was turned into National Museum of Bhutan. The Museum has various artifacts from the past on display for the visitors.  Towards the evening, you will be driving to Thimphu for the night.

Bhutan is a mysterious kingdom with pure natural environment and well-preserved traditional culture, which are the precious treasures of Bhutan and make it the last Shangri-La in the world. Being an environment-friendly and traditional country, Bhutan pays great attention to protecting the treasures from damage. Therefore, independent is not allowed in Bhutan and you have to use the service from an authorized travel agency, including local travel guide, private car and service.