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Sak Yant Tattoo in Thailand
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Sak Yant is a form of tattooing that originated in Southeast Asia, particularly in Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar. Also known as Yantra tattoos, they are believed to possess magical or spiritual powers and are often associated with Buddhism and animist beliefs.
The term Sak Yant translates to “magic tattoo” or “blessed tattoo” in Thai. These tattoos are typically hand-etched by Buddhist monks or traditional tattoo masters using a metal rod or bamboo stick with a needle attached to it. The ink used in Sak Yant tattoos often consists of natural ingredients, and the designs can vary widely, ranging from geometric patterns to intricate symbols and images of animals or deities.
Sak Yant tattoos are believed to provide protection, luck, and other beneficial qualities to the wearer. Each tattoo design is thought to hold specific meanings and powers, depending on the symbols and motifs incorporated into the design. These tattoos are often sought after by individuals seeking spiritual guidance, strength, or blessings in various aspects of their lives, such as health, wealth, and relationships.
In addition to their spiritual significance, Sak Yant tattoos are deeply rooted in traditional Southeast Asian culture and are considered a form of cultural heritage.
Multi-Day Trips
UNESCO Thailand
ETF will be offering a 5 day / 4 night trip to 3 UNESCO World Heritage sites. The trip will depart Bangkok on November 19 and will also end on November 23. The trip will visit:
- Historic City of Ayutthaya
- Ancient Town of Si Thep (just announced in September, 2023)
- Historic Town of Sukhothai and Associated Historic Towns (also includes Si Satchanalai and Kamphaeng Phet)
If interested in receiving the full agenda and more please send email to info@extraordinarytravelfest.com
Bhutan
ETF is excited to partner with Keys To Bhutan. KTB was founded in 1999 and is one of the leading providers in Bhutan. KTB is licensed and registered with the Tourism Council of Bhutan and founder & CEO, Anan Gurung, is on the Board of Directors of the Association of Bhutanese Tour Operators.
We are offering three options for those interested in visiting Bhutan. Bangkok is an excellent and one of the few gateways with direct flights to Bhutan.
If interested in learning more please send email to info@extraordinarytravelfest.com
We are offering the ultimate flexibility with the opportunity to visit Bhutan BEFORE or AFTER the festival.
If you visit Bhutan BEFORE the festival, all trips will END with a flight to Bangkok on November 13, 2024.
If you visit Bhutan AFTER the festival, all trips will BEGIN with a flight to Bhutan on November 19, 2024.
3 Itineraries To Choose From Either Before Or After The Festival
$1976.50 per person including airfare based on 4 people – 05 Days/ 04Nights
$2890.50 per person including airfare based on 4 people – 09 Days/ 08 Nights
$4005.50 per person including airfare based on 4 people – 14 Days/13 Nights
Trip A –
Departs On November 9, 2024 If You Visit Before The Festival
Departs On November 19, 2024 If You Visit After The Festival
$1976.50 per person including airfare based on 4 people
05 Days/ 04Nights
Day 01: Arrival Paro – Thimphu (1.5 Hrs)
Day 02: Thimphu – Punakha (2 Hrs)
Day 03: Punakha – Paro (3.5 Hrs)
Day 04: Paro Sightseeing
Day 05: Departure
Day 01: Arrival Paro – Thimphu (1.5 Hrs. drive)
Catch the early flight to Paro, Bhutan. Upon arrival in Bhutan, our guide will welcome you drive you to Thimphu.
Check in the hotel and lunch. After lunch visit the Memorial Chorten (temple) built in memory of the late 3rd King. This place now teems with elderly devotees chanting prayers. Visit Changangkha Lhakhang, the oldest temple in the valley offering a beautiful view of the valley. Continue to the enclosure, where, Takin, Bhutan’s national animals are kept. Continue your drive to visit one of the world’s largest sitting Buddha Statue, offering bird eye view of the Thimphu city. Visit Tashichho Dzong, the fortress, which houses the throne of the king (open after 5pm and on weekends).
Evening stroll at leisure vibrant Thimphu Street, which sells anything from red rice, sundried chilli peppers, handcrafts, souvenirs to modern utilities.
Overnight: Thimphu| Altitude: 2300m
Day 02: Thimphu – Punakha (2 Hrs. drive)
Morning visit the lively Farmer’s Market (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) where the locals from the surrounding villages come to sell their produce. Visit the Traditional Hand Made Paper Mill. Continue to the School of Arts and Crafts where students learn and demonstrate 13 different traditional arts and crafts used predominantly in Bhutan. Visit Folk Heritage Museum, which house a traditional folk’s way of living in Bhutan. A practice, slowly dying in the country. Visit the National Library, which has a rich collection of Bhutanese religious texts and contemporary Buddhism books. Drive further up north and visit Dechenphodrang Monastic School and meet the young monks. Later continue to Zilukha Nunnery to meet the nuns and interact with them.
Lunch in the town and drive to the old capital, Punakha crossing over Dochula Pass (3200m.). If the weather permits one can enjoy a spectacular breath taking view of the highest mountain peaks of Bhutan at a sight that stretches almost 180 degrees. Take a break and walk around the newly built 108 temples and continue driving through the vegetation that changes drastically. En route just before arriving Punakha, take a gentle hike through the paddy fields of an old village to visit Chimi Lakhang, the temple of fertility associated with religious art of phallus. Continue your drive to the hotel.
Overnight: Punakha| Altitude: 1350m
Day 03: Punakha – Paro (3.5 Hrs. drive)
There are some walks to visit the nunnery and interact with the nuns and enjoy the magnificent view of Punkha and Wangdi valley. Later, after breakfast drive to visit Punakha Dzong (fortress), which houses the most elaborated temple in the country. This is a must to see fortress in Bhutan and a fine example of Bhutanese rich art and architecture. Retrace your drive back to Paro.
En route, you could choose to stop in Thimphu for lunch. After lunch continue your drive to Paro. Upon arrival in Paro, visit Paro Dzong (Fortress) on foot and walk through Nyemazam, the oldest wood cantilever bridge still in use. Evening, stroll around the Old Paro Town and peep into some local handicrafts stores. Or check if a game of Bhutanese traditional Archery is going on the archery ground towards the city edge. Return to your hotel.
Overnight: Paro| Altitude: 2200m
Day 04: Paro Sightseeing
Morning drive to the base for the Tigers Nest Hike, Taktsang Temple is the most iconic and revered temple in the country. It literally hangs on a granite cliff over looking the Paro valley.
Hot lunch can be served in the hilltop cafeteria. En route, visit the Kichu Lakhang, one of the oldest temples in Bhutan, which marks the beginning of Buddhism in the country. Return to the Hotel. Hot stone bath can be made available at an additional cost. Farewell dinner with your guide.
Overnight: Paro| Altitude: 2200m
Day 05: Departure
Your Tour Guide will drive you to the Airport for your departing flight to Bangkok.
Trip B
Departs On November 5, 2024 If You Visit Before The Festival
Departs On November 19, 2024 If You Visit After The Festival
$2890.50 per person including airfare based on 4 people
09 Days/ 08 Nights
Day 01: Arrival in Paro – Thimphu (1.5 Hrs)
Day 02: Thimphu – Punakha (2 Hrs)
Day 03: Punakha – Trongsa (3.5 Hrs)
Day 04: Trongsa – Jakar (2 Hrs)
Day 05: Jakar Sightseeing
Day 06: Jakar – Phobjikha (4 Hrs)
Day 07: Phobjikha – Paro (5.5 Hrs)
Day 08: Paro Sightseeing
Day 09: Departure
Day 01: Arrival Paro – Thimphu (1.5 Hrs. drive)
Catch the early flight to Paro, Bhutan. Upon arrival in Bhutan, our guide will welcome you drive you to Thimphu.
Check in the hotel and lunch. After lunch visit the Memorial Chorten (temple) built in memory of the late 3rd King. This place now teems with elderly devotees chanting prayers. Visit Changangkha Lhakhang, the oldest temple in the valley offering a beautiful view of the valley. Continue to Takin enclosure, where, Bhutan’s national animals are kept. Continue your drive to visit one of the world’s largest sitting Buddha Statue, offering bird eye view of the Thimphu city. Visit the Tashichho Dzong, the fortress, which houses the throne of the king (open after 5pm and on weekends).
Evening stroll at leisure vibrant Thimphu Street, which sells anything from red rice, sundried chilli peppers, handcrafts, souvenirs to modern utilities.
Overnight: Thimphu| Altitude: 2300m
Day 02: Thimphu – Punakha (2 Hrs. drive)
Morning visit the lively Farmer’s Market (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) where the locals from the surrounding villages come to sell their produce. Visit the Traditional Hand Made Paper Mill. Continue to the School of Arts and Crafts where students learn and demonstrate 13 different traditional arts and crafts used predominantly in Bhutan. Visit Folk Heritage Museum, which house a traditional folk’s way of living in Bhutan. A practice, slowly dying in the country. Visit the National Library, which has a rich collection of Bhutanese religious texts and contemporary Buddhism books. Drive further up north and visit Dechenphodrang Monastic School and meet the young monks. Later continue to Zilukha Nunnery to meet the nuns and interact with them.
Lunch in the town and drive to the old capital, Punakha crossing over Dochula Pass (3200m.). If the weather permits one can enjoy a spectacular breath taking view of the highest mountain peaks of Bhutan at a sight that stretches almost 180 degrees. Take a break and walk around the newly built 108 temples and continue driving through the vegetation that changes drastically. En route just before arriving Punakha, take a gentle hike through the paddy fields of an old village to visit Chimi Lakhang, the temple of fertility associated with religious art of phallus. Continue your drive to the hotel.
Overnight: Punakha| Altitude: 1350m
Day 03: Punakha – Trongsa (3.5 Hrs. drive)
A chance to walk around the hotel and visit the Nunnery and interact with the nuns and enjoy the magnificent view of Punakha and Wangdi valley. After breakfast drive to visit Punakha Dzong (fortress), which houses the most elaborated temple in the country. This is a must to see fortress in Bhutan and a fine example of Bhutanese rich Art and Architecture. Continue your drive to Trongsa. En route stop for a hike to the ancient village of Rinchengang overlooking the ruins of Wangdi Dzong (being built now) or could do on your way back.
Have pack lunch in and around Pelela Pass at 3,300m, which forms the part of Black mountain range that divides the country into east and west. One can also hike to the remote village of Rukubji or Chendibji.
Overnight: Trongsa| Altitude: 2200m
Day 04: Trongsa – Jakar (2 Hrs. drive)
Morning walk through the single lane town of Trongsa and visit the majestic Trongsa Dzong (Fortress), the home of the royals. Visit the Ta Dzong, an ancient watchtower, which houses a unique museum now. Continue driving to Jakar, crossing the Yotong La pass at 3,400m. Stop in Chumi valley, the weaving place, by the roadside where “Yatha” (wool weaving) is woven here which Bumthang is famous for. Continue over over Kiki La pass and finally descending to Jakar valley.
Lunch in Jakar and visit the Jakar Dzong, fortress on the hill top offering beautiful view of the valley. Evening stroll in Jakar town and try some local Buckwheat pancake and noodles.
Overnight: Jakar| Altitude: 2650m
Day 05: Jakar Sightseeing
Bumthang province consists of four different valleys know as Chumi, Choekar, Tang and Ura. This province is historic with its holiest temples, myths and legends. Jakar is a is the maintown in Bumthang. On foot or by motor visit Jampay Lakhang, one of the first two Buddhist temples built in the country. Visit Kurjey lakhang temple, one of the holiest site in Bhutan, this is also the site where the royals are cremated. Cross the suspension bridge and walk through the village of Paray.
Enjoy a pack lunch along the river or try some local delicacies. Return following the Chamkhar Chu River on the other side and visit Tamshing lakhang temple and Khenchosum Temple. End your day with a walk passing by the newly built domestic airport and the Swiss Farm. Most of the activities can be done on foot.
Overnight: Jakar
Day 06: Jakar – Phobjikha (4 Hrs. drive)
Retrace the drive to the valley of Phobjikha passing through Trongsa town and many little villages. Phobjikha valley, a protected valley for the endangered Black Necked Cranes migrating here every end of Oct to end of Feb. Upon arrival, one can also hike downhill from the Gangtey Goempa temple at the hilltop overlooking the valley. Or if you are too tired after the long drive, could relax in the hotel and enjoy the breathtaking view of the valley. A Farm House stay can be an option.
Overnight: Phobjikha| Altitude: 2900m
Day 07: Phobjikha – Paro (5.5 Hrs. drive)
Morning could go for walk right below your hotel and meet the school children who cheerfully walk to the school. Later after breakfast retrace the drive back to Paro.
En route, you could choose to stop in Thimphu for lunch. After lunch continue your drive to Paro. Upon arrival in Paro, visit Paro Dzong (Fortress) on foot and walk through Nyemazam, the oldest wood cantilever bridge still in use. Evening, stroll around the Old Paro Town and peep into some local handicrafts stores. Or check if a game of Bhutanese traditional Archery is going on close to the city edge. Return to your hotel.
Overnight: Paro| Altitude: 2200m
Day 08: Paro Sightseeing
Morning drive to the base for the Tigers Nest Hike, Taktsang Temple is the most iconic and revered temple in the country. It literally hangs on a granite cliff over looking the Paro valley.
Hot lunch can be served in the hilltop cafeteria. En route, visit the Kichu Lakhang, one of the oldest temples in Bhutan, which marks the beginning of Buddhism in the country. Return to the Hotel. Hot stone bath can be made available at an additional cost. Farewell dinner with your guide.
Overnight: Paro
Day 09: Departure
Your Tour Guide will drive you to the Airport for your departing flight to Bangkok.
Trip C
Departs On October 31, 2024 If You Visit Before The Festival
Departs On November 19, 2024 If You Visit After The Festival
$4005.50 per person including airfare based on 4 people
14 Days/13 Nights
Day 01| Arrival in Paro, Bhutan – Thimphu (1.5 Hr)
Day 02| Thimphu – Punakha (2 Hrs)
Day 03| Punakha – Trongsa (3.5 Hrs)
Day 04| Trongsa – Jakar (2 Hrs)
Day 05 Jakar sightseeing
Day 06| Jakar – Mongar (6 Hrs)
Day 07| Lhuntse Day Excursion
Day 08| Mongar – Trashigang (3.5 Hrs)
Day 09| Trashigang sightseeing
Day 10| Trashigang – Jakar (9 Hrs)
Day 11| Jakar – Phobjikha (3.5 Hrs)
Day 12 Phobjikha – Paro (5.5 Hrs)
Day 13| Paro Sightseeing
Day 14| Departure
Day 01: Arrival Paro – Thimphu (1.5 Hrs. drive )
Catch the early flight to Paro, Bhutan. Upon arrival in Bhutan, our guide will welcome you drive you to Thimphu.
Check in the hotel and lunch. After lunch visit the Memorial Chorten (temple) built in memory of the late 3rd King. This place now teems with elderly devotees chanting prayers. Visit Changangkha Lhakhang, the oldest temple in the valley offering a beautiful view of the valley. Continue to Takin enclosure, where, Bhutan’s national animals are kept. Continue your drive to visit one of the world’s largest sitting Buddha Statue, offering bird eye view of the Thimphu city. Visit the Tashichho Dzong, the fortress, which houses the throne of the king (open after 5pm and on weekends).
Evening stroll at leisure vibrant Thimphu Street, which sells anything from red rice, sundried chilli peppers, handcrafts, souvenirs to modern utilities.
Overnight: Thimphu| Altitude: 2300m
Day 02: Thimphu – Punakha (2 Hrs. drive)
Morning visit the lively Farmer’s Market (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) where the locals from the surrounding villages come to sell their produce. Visit the Traditional Hand Made Paper Mill. Continue to the School of Arts and Crafts where students learn and demonstrate 13 different traditional arts and crafts used predominantly in Bhutan. Visit Folk Heritage Museum, which house a traditional folk’s way of living in Bhutan. A practice, slowly dying in the country. Visit the National Library, which has a rich collection of Bhutanese religious texts and contemporary Buddhism books. Drive further up north and visit Dechenphodrang Monastic School and meet the young monks. Later continue to Zilukha Nunnery to meet the nuns and interact with them.
Lunch in the town and drive to the old capital, Punakha crossing over Dochula Pass (3200m.). If the weather permits one can enjoy a spectacular breath taking view of the highest mountain peaks of Bhutan at a sight that stretches almost 180 degrees. Take a break and walk around the newly built 108 temples and continue driving through the vegetation that changes drastically. En route just before arriving Punakha, take a gentle hike through the paddy fields of an old village to visit Chimi Lakhang, the temple of fertility associated with religious art of phallus. Continue your drive to the hotel.
Overnight: Punakha| Altitude: 1350m
Day 03: Punakha – Trongsa (3.5 Hrs. drive)
A chance to walk around the hotel and visit the Nunnery and interact with the nuns and enjoy the magnificent view of Punakha and Wangdi valley. After breakfast drive to visit Punakha Dzong (fortress), which houses the most elaborated temple in the country. This is a must to see fortress in Bhutan and a fine example of Bhutanese rich Art and Architecture. Continue your drive to Trongsa. En route stop for a hike to the ancient village of Rinchengang overlooking the ruins of Wangdi Dzong (being built now) or could do on your way back.
Have pack lunch in and around Pelela Pass at 3,300m, which forms the part of Black mountain range that divides the country into east and west. One can also hike to the remote village of Rukubji or Chendibji.
Overnight: Trongsa| Altitude: 2200m
Day 04: Trongsa – Jakar (2 Hrs. drive)
Morning walk through the single lane town of Trongsa and visit the majestic Trongsa Dzong (Fortress), the home of the royals. Visit the Ta Dzong, an ancient watchtower, which houses a unique museum now. Continue driving to Jakar, crossing the Yotong La pass at 3,400m. Stop in Chumi valley, the weaving place, by the roadside where “Yatha” (wool weaving) is woven here which Bumthang is famous for. Continue over over Kiki La pass and finally descending to Jakar valley.
Lunch in Jakar and visit the Jakar Dzong, fortress on the hill top offering beautiful view of the valley. Evening stroll in Jakar town and try some local Buckwheat pancake and noodles.
Overnight: Jakar| Altitude: 2650m
Day 05: Jakar Sightseeing
Bumthang province consists of four different valleys know as Chumi, Choekar, Tang and Ura. This province is historic with its holiest temples, myths and legends. Jakar is a is the maintown in Bumthang. On foot or by motor visit Jampay Lakhang, one of the first two Buddhist temples built in the country. Visit Kurjey lakhang temple, one of the holiest site in Bhutan, this is also the site where the royals are cremated. Cross the suspension bridge and walk through the village of Paray.
Enjoy a pack lunch along the river or try some local delicacies. Return following the Chamkhar Chu River on the other side and visit Tamshing lakhang temple and Khenchosum Temple. End your day with a walk passing by the newly built domestic airport and the Swiss Farm. Most of the activities can be done on foot.
Overnight: Jakar
Day 06: Jakar – Mongar (6 Hrs. drive)
Drive to Mongar through the new bypass road crossing the village of Ura. The drive enters the forest of rhododendron over Thrumshingla pass, close to 4,000m making it the highest motorable road in Bhutan. After the pass, you start descending, crossing Shingkhar village, a migratory place for animals in winter. En route have a picnic lunch. Continue descending through steep road offering the beautiful view of Namling waterfall and then the tropical town of Limithang. Chances of seeing colorful Hornbills, and endemic Golden Languars
Overnight: Mongar| Altitude: 1500m
Day 07: Mongar – Lhuntse – Mongar (Day Excursion)
Day excursion to the remote province of Lhuentse, the ancestral home of Bhutan’s royals. Lhuntse is famous for their weavings with most intricate designs. Their textile of Kishuthara is a thing of an art. Have a picnic lunch by the riverside. Visit Lhuntse Dzong, overlooking a narrow valley.
On the way back take a detour to the village of Khoma, the weaving village. Return to the hotel. One can also choose not to drive and explore the surroundings on foot instead.
Overnight: Mongar
Day 08: Mongar – Trashigang (3.5 Hrs. drive)
Drive to the province of Tashigang, crossing over the pass of Kori La, driving through villages and paddy fields and the popular Yadi loop. We can see the view of Trashigang Dzong, As we cross the Chakzam bridge we start climbing and finally reaching Trashigang. Later visit the impressive Trashigang Dzong, overlooking the deep river ravines. Walk around the little quiet town. Evening back to your hotel and relax.
Overnight: Trashigang| Altitude: 1700m
Day 09: Trashigang Sightseeing
Drive north of the valley and visit the Ranjung Monastery and hike around the quite little town of Ranjung. Drive further up or walk through the village of Radhi, famous for its raw silk textiles.
Take a packed lunch and enjoy with a view. For longer walks, you can hike from the School to other side of the river and exit from the upper village. Evening return to the hotel.
Overnight: Trashigang
Day 10: Trashigang – Jakar (9 Hrs. drive)
Retrace the drive back to Jakar passing by the famous Yadi loop, and finally crossing the Kori La pass. Make an occasional stop to stretch and take in fresh mountain air. Descend your drive down, crossing the Mongar town till you reach the tropical town of Limithang, driving through different vegetation. Chances to see colorful Hornbills and endemic Golden Languar.
Check out the Namling Waterfall area and have a picnic lunch. Crossing the Shingkhar village and continuous climb till you cross over the Thrumsing La pass, one of the highest pass in Bhutan (3980m). Descend down till you reach the Ura village and take the new shortcut road to Jakar. Drive to the hotel and check in.
Overnight: Jakar
Day 11: Jakar – Phobjikha (3.5 Hrs. drive)
Retrace the drive to the valley of Phobjikha passing through Trongsa town and many little villages. Phobjikha valley, a protected valley for the endangered Black Necked Cranes migrating here every end of Oct to end of Feb. Upon arrival, one can also hike downhill from the Gangtey Goempa temple at the hilltop overlooking the valley. Or if you are too tired after the long drive, could relax in the hotel and enjoy the breathtaking view of the valley. A Farm House stay can be an option.
Overnight: Phobjikha| Altitude: 2900m
Day 12: Phobjikha – Paro (5.5 Hrs. drive)
Morning could go for walk right below your hotel and meet the school children who cheerfully walk to the school. Later after breakfast retrace the drive back to Paro.
En route, you could choose to stop in Thimphu for lunch. After lunch continue your drive to Paro. Upon arrival in Paro, visit Paro Dzong (Fortress) on foot and walk through Nyemazam, the oldest wood cantilever bridge still in use. Evening, stroll around the Old Paro Town and peep into some local handicrafts stores. Or check if a game of Bhutanese traditional Archery is going on close to the city edge. Return to your hotel.
Overnight: Paro| Altitude: 2200m
Day 13: Paro Sightseeing
Morning drive to the base for the Tigers Nest Hike, Taktsang Temple is the most iconic and revered temple in the country. It literally hangs on a granite cliff over looking the Paro valley.
Hot lunch can be served in the hilltop cafeteria. En route, visit the Kichu Lakhang, one of the oldest temples in Bhutan, which marks the beginning of Buddhism in the country. Return to the Hotel. Hot stone bath can be made available at an additional cost. Farewell dinner with your guide.
Overnight: Paro
Day 14: Departure
Your Tour Guide will drive you to the Airport for your departing flight to Bangkok.
Included / Not Included
Included in our package:
* Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) of US$ 100/Person/Night payable to the government
* One time Visa fee of US$ 45
* All accommodations in 3 star deluxe hotels
* Standard room on twin sharing basis only
* Meals as per meal plan (fixed buffet)
* Full time English speaking guide
* All sightseeing as per the itinerary
* Monument/ Museum Fees as per the itinerary
* Flight fare (Bangkok – Paro – Bangkok)
Not included in our package:
* Single room supplement charge – US$ 40/Night
* Bank transfer fees
* Water or any alcoholic/non-alcoholic beverages
* Travel Insurance
* Gratuities to guide, driver, trekking staff, etc
* Any personal expense
Hotels
List of Hotels:
* Thimphu: Hotel Willows/ Hotel Thimphu Tower or similar
* Punakha: Four Boutique/ Zhingkham Resort/ Hotel Sonamgang or similar
* Phobjikha: Dewachen hotel or similar
* Paro: Tashi Namgay Resort/ Khangku Resort/ Metta Resort or similar
* Jakar: Hotel River Lodge
* Mongar: Hotel Wangchuk
* Trashigang: Hotel Druk Dejong