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Go through the best-selling holiday packages of TravelTriangle for your Bhutan trip and get ready to explore the rich culture of this nation for an astounding experience. You can get your Bhutan tour itinerary customised at your convenience.

15 Best Places To Visit In Bhutan Tour Package

With a lot in store for both travelers and honeymoon couples, there is no dearth of places to visit in Bhutan while on a trip. Do not forget to include these places in your bucket list.

1. Paro Valley

What’s Special: Prettiest valley in Bhutan

Nearby Attractions: Chele La Pass

Timings: Throughout the day

Houses: valley

Distance From City: 230 kms

Transportation Options: Cab or taxi

Paro Valley is undoubtedly the prettiest valley in Bhutan. The town boasts of spectacular natural beauty and beautiful Buddhist architecture. Paro is one of the best destinations to visit in your Bhutan tour packages. There are a lot of places to explore and also an array of monasteries are available where travellers can enjoy a peaceful time with their loved ones.

What’s Special: spectacular views of deep valley and surroundings

Nearby Attractions: The Tower of Trongsa Museum

Timings: 24 hours a day

Distance From City: 11 kms

Transportation Options:  Taxi

Situated on a steep ridge, Trongsa offers spectacular views of deep valley and surroundings. As the town is situated atop a steep ridge, it is visible from anywhere in town. The scenic beauty and mesmerizing views of the town are alluring and one cannot afford to miss this town while traveling to Bhutan. The small town also boasts of an impressive museum and which is dedicated to the Wangchuck dynasty.

What’s Special: Trekking and beautiful for sightseeing

Nearby Attractions: Memorial Chorten

Timings: Anytime of the day

Distance From City: 188 kms

Transportation Options: Cab

Thimphu is the largest city and National capital of Bhutan with a picturesque natural setting. The place is amazingly beautiful and you can capture beautiful pictures with your friends and family here. Your trip to Bhutan remains incomplete without a trip to Thimphu. Some of the best attractions in Thimphu are Motithang, Changangkha, Taba, Langchupakha, and Changlimithang. Trekking is one activity that travelers can indulge in.

4. Gangtey Valley

What’s Special: Religious site

Nearby Attractions: Gangtey Goemba

Houses: Valley

Distance From City: 81 kms

Transportation Options: Shared taxi or daily bus

One of the most beautiful destinations in Bhutan, Gangtey is home to a lot of religious sites like Gangtey Goempa Monastery which is situated at the top of the valley and offers exceptional views. Winter in Gangtey Valley is home to endangered black-necked cranes that arrive every year. Bhutan holiday packages let you explore this picturesque destination.

5. Bumthang Valley

What’s Special: Flora and fauna

Nearby Attractions: Kurjey Lhakhang

Distance From City: 90 kms

Bumthang Valley in Bhutan is beautiful with large varieties of flora and fauna. The valley offers spectacular views and greenery. Summer season is the best time to visit Bumthang in your Bhutan packages, as the valley is in full bloom during this time with scenic views. Travellers can also go for trekking through the valley during this season.

6. Phuentsholing Town

What’s Special: Shopping

Nearby Attractions: Bhutan Gate

Distance From City: 326 kms

The modern town of Phuentsholing is the gateway to Bhutan. The place is a great spot for travellers to relax and rejuvenate on a vacation. The beauty of this small town is worth capturing and your Bhutan travel itinerary is incomplete without a trip to Phuentsholing.

7. Wangduephodrang

What’s Special: Wildlife, temples

Nearby Attractions: Wangdue Town

Distance From City: 120 kms

The city boasts of everything, from rustic villages to wildlife and temples. The region has diverse forests along with immense attractions for travelers to visit on their vacation.  Wangduephodrang is also host to a large number of species of plants and animals. You can spot a Red Panda, snow leopard, Blue Sheep, and black bear while on a jungle safari. This glacial valley is one among the very few that is popular among travelers.

What’s Special: Traditionally painted buildings

Nearby Attractions: Mongar Dzong

Timings: Anytime of day

Distance From City: 241 kms

This small town is situated on top of a hill and is surrounded by a valley on all sides. The main trade and travel hub of Eastern Bhutan, Mongar is the place to be with your friends and family. The main streets of the city are lined with traditionally painted buildings with wooden facades and verandas. Relishing delicious dishes at the popular restaurants cannot be missed while on a vacation in Mongar.

What’s Special: Most picturesque town in Bhutan

Nearby Attractions: Lhuentse Dzong

Distance From City: 285 kms

One of the most picturesque towns of Bhutan, Lhuntse is the place to be for fun-loving travellers on a Bhutan trip. The place is perfect to relax and rejuvenate in the serene surroundings. Travellers can soak up the beauty of the surroundings and enjoy a peaceful vacation in the city.

10. Museums

What’s Special: Spotting historical artifacts

Timings: 9 AM to 5 PM

Museums in Paro, Thimphu as well as smaller towns like Trongsa ,There are various museums in Bhutan and also other cities in Bhutan like Paro and Thimphu. Folk Heritage Museum, National Museum of Bhutan, The Tower of Trongsa Museum, Bhutan Postal Museum and Ogyen Choling Palace Museum are some of the prominent Bhutan museums. Depicting the art and culture of Bhutan in different ways, these museums come closer to the history of Bhutan. The Folk Heritage Museum gives one a glimpse of the lifestyle and artifacts.

11. Jigme Dorji National Park

What’s Special: Largest protected area in Bhutan

Nearby Attractions: Punakha dzong

Timings: 9 am to 5 pm

Distance From City: 189 kms

Jigme Dorji National Park is the largest protected area in Bhutan. One of the most biologically rich areas, in the Eastern Himalayan region, with broad-leaved forests and glaciers. Wildlife enthusiasts out there make sure to add this spot while getting your package for the Bhutan tour customised. Spot the popular landmarks in the park-like Jomolhari, Tsherimgang, and Jichu Drakey and click some amazing pictures with your friends.

12. National Institute for Zorig Chusum

What’s Special: Paintings

Nearby Attractions: Clock Tower Square

Timings: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM, 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

Transportation Options: Cabs

Watch young people work dedicatedly at this one of the most famous painting schools in Bhutan. Activities like sewing, ornament-making, painting, and carving are some of the crafts that are taught in this school. Also do not forget to pick your favorite piece of work and also click pictures with the locals.

13. Taktsang Palphug Monastery

What’s Special: Unique architecture of the monastery

Nearby Attractions: Drukgyel Dzong, PARO, Dungtse Lhakhang

Timings: Morning Hours: 8 am to 1 PM, Evening hours: 2 PM to 6 PM

Houses: Monastery

Our Bhutan packages incorporate Taktsang Palphug Monastery which is one of the popular places to visit in Bhutan. The monastery is also known as Tiger’s nest and is great for photographers, adventure junkies and pilgrims with its unique architecture.

14. Punakha Dzong, Punakha

What’s Special: Impressive architecture

Nearby Attractions: Mo Chhu River, Galem's House, Chimi Lhakhang Temple, Punakha Suspension Bridge

Houses: Hills, trees

Distance From City: 139 kms

Transportation Options: Local cab or buses.

Punakha Dzong is one of the places incorporating in our budget friendly Bhutan travel packages. It is one of the places that is considered as the place of great happiness. For the tourists it is regarded as a treat for the eyes of spectators.

15. Rinpung Dzong

What’s Special: The place is known for its top-notch architecture in Bhutan

Nearby Attractions: Dzongdrakha Temple, Paro River, National Museum, Amedeo Trek

Timings: 7 am to 6 pm

Houses: shrines, chapels

Distance From City: 232 kms

Transportation Options: Cab or local bus

Dzong is known for its 14 amazing shrines and chapels and is one of the places which is included in the Bhutan holiday packages. Bhutan tour package cost will be economical for you and you will have a wonderful time with your friends and family.

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Best Time To Visit Bhutan

While planning to book a Bhutan tour holiday package , tourists should keep in mind that the climate of this Himalayan country varies with altitude. Southern part experiences hot and humid subtropical climate almost throughout the year. With an increase in altitude, the temperature drops, although the days are sunny and pleasant. At night, tourists need to put on woollens. Winters are cold and dry, commanding vacationers to carry heavy woollens. Northern parts have snow-clad Himalayan peaks all through the year. If vacationers want to enjoy the beauty of hills in winters, foothills offer a pleasant experience.

Summer (June - August)

In this season, the temperature in Bhutan varies from 24 to 25 degree Celsius. The weather is clear with mild humidity in the atmosphere. You might witness little rain shower which leads to cool air and pleasant surroundings. It is advisable to carry a blend of winter and summer clothes along with a raincoat as the weather changes drastically from North to South Bhutan. If you want to witness lush green landscapes and get a clear look of the Himalayas then book your Vacation package during these months. Additionally, this season marks the onset of the Haa Festival which celebrates the local cuisine, culture and way of life of people in Bhutan. If you want to stay away from the crowd then this is the time for Bhutan tour as there is low influx of tourists.

Fall (September - November)

The range of the temperature differs from 10 to 23 degree Celsius which makes the weather mildly sunny and chilly in this season. There are almost no chances of rainfall and the weather is marvellous for sightseeing. If you are visiting at this point of time, then you can also gain experience of the festivals like Black-Necked Crane Festival. There are other indigenous festivals arranged at this point of time which you can explore in Bhutan. Soaring prices of flights and hotels might hinder your plans for Bhutan holidays. Therefore, it will be sensible to pre-book your accommodations and transports so as to experience a hassle-free vacation.

Winter (December - February)

The winter season witnesses a major drop in the temperature. It remains in the range of 10 to minus 5 degrees Celsius. In the later weeks of January and early days of February, Paro and Thimpu experience mild snowfall which leads to a heavy dip in the degrees. Towards the high-altitude mountains in the northern parts of Bhutan, the temperatures can get sub-zero. While visiting Bhutan during this season, you can also get to witness Punakha Dromche and Tshechu which marks the festival of the establishment of Bhutan in the 16th century. However, due to rainfall, the climate can get worse, and thus it is advisable to check the weather forecast before booking your Bhutan travel package .

Spring (March - May)

During the spring season, the temperature gradually rises and varies from 5 to 25 degree celsius. This is that point of time when tourists can witness Jacaranda flowers in Bhutan. The weather at this point is dry and less humid which leads to the start of treks like Jomolhari and Drukpath. Moreover, the Paro Tshechu festival unfolds in full swing and the King of Bhutan also takes part in the festival activities. The place is usually packed with tourists at this time so it is advisable to book your Bhutan holiday package as early as possible along with the flights or taxis.

• TravelTriangle provides diverse packages for Bhutan trip for families, groups of friends and honeymoon couples. You can enjoy a well-planned vacation which will definitely reduce your hassle and provide you a memorable trip.

How To Reach Bhutan?

Earlier, it was difficult to reach Bhutan as the frozen paths in the North and dense jungles in the South. After 1960, Bhutan was made well-connected to various countries by different modes of transport like air, train and road. Here is a detailed list of numerous modes of reaching Bhutan from which you can choose according to your budget and time.

The one and only airport to reach Bhutan is located in Paro namely, Paro International Airport. Apart from this, there is a domestic airport situated in the south-central part of Bhutan called Gelephu Airport. The only airline which operates regular flights from selected places of the world to Bhutan is the National Air Carrier of Bhutan. One of the other ways to reach Bhutan is via Bagdodra Airport. This airport receives many flights from major cities of India as it is not far away from the Bhutanese border and takes only a four-hour drive to reach there. While travelling through plane, you can witness the mesmerizing scene of the Paro Valley and high peak mountains.

There are only three main land borders which tourists have to cross to reach Bhutan, that is, Gelephu, Phuentsholing and Samdrup Jongkhar.

Gelephu, situated in the south-central part of Bhutan, is around 250 kms away from Thimpu, the capital city. The journey includes passage via the alpine zone and sub-tropical areas of Bhutan which makes the journey more interesting. The passage crosses three districts and takes ten hours to cover the journey.

Located in the south-west side of Bhutan, Phuentsholing is approximately 170 kms away from the Bagdodra Airport in West Bengal (India). It takes half of the time in comparison with the Gelephu journey.

Samdrup Jongkhar is positioned in the south-east part of Bhutan which is 150 kms away from the capital city of Assam, Guwahati. This three-hour route takes travelers through Mongar, Bumthang, Trongsa and many more places.

It is not at all shocking to know that travelers from India and can also opt for bus services from Kolkata. One can get a direct bus from the Esplanade Station in Kolkata to Phuentsholing. The 18-hour journey is usually comfortable as the bus services are provided by the Royal Bhutanese Government. Besides this, Siliguri has regular bus service to Jaigaon which takes less than four hours to reach there.

Paro International Airport is the only airport in this country that to several countries of the world like India, Europe, Nepal, and Thailand. If vacationers want to take a road route to Bhutan, buses ply from Bhutan to Kolkata, Siliguri, and Phuentsholing, and vice versa. To reach Bhutan by car, tourists can drive through three land border crossings located along the southern border, only from India.

Unfortunately, there is no direct train route to Bhutan. As a result, travelers ultimately have to book a cab or bus from the nearby railway stations. Some of the best options in India are Hasimara, New Jalpaiguri Station and New Alipurduar.

Located in West Bengal, Hasimara is only 17 kms away from Phuentsholing. Travelers can catch Indian railways to reach here. Apart from this, New Jalpaiguri Station in Siliguri is one of the most convenient options from where you can hire direct taxis or buses to reach Jaigaon. Whereas, New Alipurduar is 60 kms away from Jaigaon.

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Mystical Bhutan Tour Package

₹ 25,990/- ₹ 28,560/-.

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• Sightseeing
• Hill station

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• Phuntsholing (3D)
• Thimphu (1D)
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₹ 12,430/- ₹ 13,659/-

• Religious Tour
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₹ 15,254/- ₹ 16,763/-

• Phuentsholing
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Pleasant Bhutan Tour Package

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Delightful Bhutan Honeymoon Package

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Tranquil Bhutan Tour Package

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• Tiger's Nest
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Wonderful Bhutan Family Package

• Memorial Chorten
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• Shaba River Point
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• Ancient Buddhist monasteries
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• Ruins of Drukgyel Dzong
• Rinpung Dzong
• Tiger’s Nest Trek
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Blissful Bhutan Tour Package

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₹ 23,999/- ₹ 26,086/-.

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₹ 35,000/- ₹ 38,043/-.

• Chele-La-Pass
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6 Days Tour Package To Bhutan With Airfare

₹ 42,000/- ₹ 45,161/-.

• Bhutan Textile Museum
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₹ 41,999/- ₹ 44,680/-.

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The best time to visit Bhutan is during September when the temperatures are favourable for long sightseeing tours, hiking, and enjoying the bustle of city life that can be observed during this time of the year.

Is Bhutan expensive for Indians?

Bhutan is not an expensive country, especially for Indians as there is no need for currency exchange and there is no conversion when you visit and pay using Bhutanese Ngultrum. In terms of travel expenses and other spendings, Bhutan can be perfectly described as a budget getaway destination.

Do I need a visa for Bhutan from India?

According to the official website of Bhutan in India, “Indian nationals intending to visit Bhutan are required to carry any of the two valid 'Travel Documents' (a) Valid Indian Passport having validity of minimum 6 months; and/or (b) Voter Identity Card, issued by the Election Commission of India. No Visa is required to visit Bhutan.”

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What should tourists wear while visiting religious places in Bhutan?

Tourists should wear full/half sleeve collared shirt, full length pants/skirts, and shoes with socks. Travelers are not allowed to enter these places if they are wearing caps/hats, short skit/shorts, tees, and flip-flops/slippers. 

Is it safe to drink tap water in Bhutan?

No, tap water is not considered safe to drink in Bhutan. Therefore, drinking bottled mineral water is strongly suggested to steer clear of any local infections.

What is the local currency of Bhutan and what currency should visitors carry to Bhutan?

The local currency of Bhutan is Ngultrum. Visitors can’t purchase Ngultrum before arriving in Bhutan. So they should exchange their currency once they are in Bhutan. US dollars, Euros, and sterling can be easily changed for Ngultrum at local banks. The credit and debit cards are rarely accepted at the shops, hotels, and restaurants.

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Taktsang Monastery In Paro

Situated in western Bhutan, Paro Taktsang is perhaps the most significant Buddhist site in the country. The elaborate complex of this monastery, with red and golden peaks perches along a hanging cliff-side in the upper Paro valley, surrounded by the lushest of greens. Taktsang Monastery , also known as Tiger’s Nest, is belie...

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Rinpung Dzong In Paro

Rinpung Dzong is the main fortress-monastery of Paro which houses the monastic body and the governmental and administrative departments in its complex. This is the basic characteristic of any dzong in Bhutan, and Rinpung Dzong of Paro is no exception. It belongs to the Drukpa Lineage of the Kagyu School, and the stories of ...

Kyichu Lhakhang In Paro

Only 4.7 km away from the centre of the Paro town is the temple of Kyichu Lhakhang – the Sacred Jewel of Bhutan . Inside the complex of this temple lies the oldest shrine that stands in Tibet – the Jowo Temple. The first temple in the Kyichu Lhakhang premises was built by King Songtsen Gampo of Tibet in 659 AD. The legend my...

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Drukgyel Dzong In Paro

Drukgyel Dzong stands in the upper part of Paro district as a reminiscence of a glorious past and a tragic present, much like most constructions of the medieval age. The other dzongs that one can see in Bhutan are fully or partially functional, with monastic bodies and government departments operating from within the comple...

Paro Airport Bird's Eye Viewpoint In Paro

A town in the Paro Valley of Bhutan, Paro is a place of many sacred sites and historical monuments throughout the place. With streets rich in decorated buildings, small houses and traditional architecture, Bhutan’s sole international airport, Paro is definitely is a significant part of Bhutan. “The most difficult commercial...

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Hiking In Thimphu

Hiking tour Thimphu is one of the best ways of exploring the natural locales of the destination. Thimphu is the summer capital of Bhutan and is surrounded by lush greenery and beautiful surroundings. The town is located in the Thimphu valley, and the beauty of the surrounding area is incomparable. The unique location of Bhu...

Changlimithang Stadium In Thimphu

Changlimithang Stadium is the national stadium of Bhutan and was inaugurated in 1974. The stadium has a total capacity of 15000 and has been renovated time and again to add facilities and features to the stadium with the most recent renovation being in 2016. Located in the city of Thimphu, the stadium was built to commemora...

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Dochula Pass In Thimphu

Situated at a height of 3100 meters, Dochula Pass is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Bhutan. In a broader sense, it is a route that lies between Bhutan’s present capital Thimphu and older royal capital Punakha. This pass was once part of a couple of ancient trade tracks, like Dochula Nature Trail or Lumitsawa A...

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Druk Trek Path In Paro

One of the finest treks in Bhutan, Druk path trek is a must try for all the tourists. Among the breathtaking beauty of the Himalayas, find yourself some peaceful time and make way for trekking. With the Druk path trek map in one hand, go ahead and explore the hidden beauty of a place with temples and landscapes around you. ...

Chele la pass trek In Paro

In order to experience the Bhutanese landscape, you must your presence in the thrilling atmosphere of Chele la pass trek. At an altitude of 13000 ft, Chele la is one of the highest motorable passes in Bhutan. With sightseeing activities followed by trekking and hiking, Chele la pass has beautiful and breathtaking views to o...

Experiences Of Our Travelers

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1. Jaskaran Singh: Savouring lip-smacking local cuisines on our trip to Bhutan!

Duration: 5D/4N

Accommodation: Hotel

Experiences: We loved the local dishes like Ema Datshi and Kewa Datshi along with the Takin Wine.

Come Back for: Treks in Paro, Thimpu and Punakha

I have had a great experience with TravelTriangle when I booked a tour package for Bhutan . Being a travel enthusiast, I love to explore new places and Bhutan has been in my list for long. The famous Tiger’s Nest Trek is one of the destinations that has always attracted me. I discussed my idea for a trip to Bhutan with my friends and they agreed for it instantly. We got to explore the Buddha Point, Dzong Museum and Takin Zoo in Thimpu. We tried some of the local cuisines there and the best dishes were Kewa Datshi with rice and Ema Datshi. We also included Paro, another major city in Bhutan, in our itinerary where we went to Drukgyal Dzong. We had saved the best for last - trek to the Tiger’s Nest. The 3-hour trek to this place left us bewildered at the end with its enchanting views and adventures. This trip enhanced our knowledge about the Bhutanese culture and local cuisines.

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2. Shrinidhi Suresha: Making my dream come true by exploring the beauty of Bhutan!

Experiences: The drive from Phuentsholing to Paro was unbelievably beautiful for us.

Come Back for: Hike to the Tiger’s Nest

I always wanted to explore the beauty of Bhutan, the land of happiness. TravelTriangle made my dream come true and with all the requirements we wanted. The most interesting part of booking a Bhutan package is that they let us customize our own package, according to our budget. So, I included all the necessary places which I wanted to explore with my husband. In Thimpu and Paro Valley, we made sure that we visit the Centenary and Coronation Park, the King’s memorial, Buddha Point, Dzongdrakha Goempa and Tibetan monasteries. The last day was reserved for Tiger’s Nest, also known as Paro Taktsang. The view from this point was unbelievably enthralling that we forgot about all the weariness that we felt after the two-hour long trek. I cannot justify my feelings in words, the sheer beauty of Bhutan has left me mesmerized.

3. Manisha Jhanwar: A relaxing getaway to Bhutan with my family strengthened our bond even more!

Duration: 6D/5N

Accommodation: Hotel and Resort

Experiences: The must-visit places in Bhutan include Paro Valley and monasteries

Come Back for: Trek to Taktsang Monastery

I am a Gynecologist and Obstetrician and my job demands immediate presence at any hour. As a result, it becomes difficult to spend time with my family. Hence, I try to take out some time from the monotonous routine and head out for a trip to new places with my loved ones. As we were looking for some packages, I stumbled up on TravelTriangle’s website which offers customizable packages. On reaching the destination, our spirits were high and we relaxed for the whole day. The next day, we went for sightseeing in Thimpu and took a stroll in the market. We were lucky as we got a chance to celebrate King Wangchuk’s birthday which is considered as an important celebration for the people of Bhutan. We explored several monasteries and saw the grand ideal of Buddha at Buddha Point. The most amazing part of this trip was the drive through Paro Valley and the trek to Taktsang Monastery. In the Paro market, we got a chance to try some local cuisines like Ema Datshi and noodles and I would highly recommend them to future travelers. At the end of our Bhutan tour , we went to the Chele La Pass which is the highest motorable passes in the world. I cannot deny that going to Bhutan with my family was the most amazing experience of my life.

Best Places To Stay In Bhutan

To ensure a pleasant and relaxing holiday, these hotels, resorts and homestays in Bhutan try to provide basic amenities. Resort to Bhutan for a peaceful getaway and witness their culture in full glory. Note down the list of some of the best accommodations in Bhutan.

1. Uma by COMO

Nestled amidst lush greenery and on the bend of the Mo Chu river in the Punakha Valley, this abode is one of the finest 5-star hotels in Bhutan which you might not want to miss out on. Overlooking the valley, the rooms available here are neat and clean. You can try the local cuisine at Bukhari Restaurant and indulge in revitalizing spa treatment.

Star Category: 5-star hotel

Price Per Night: INR 24,567 onwards

Location: Jl. Raya Sanggingan, Banjar Lungsiakan, Kedewatan, Bali, 80571 Ubud, Indonesia

2. RKPO Green Resort

The beauty along with elaborated patterns in yellow, green and red colours in this resort will leave you enthralled. The building is a reminiscence of Bhutanese facade. The remarkable part of this resort is that they produce finest vegetables in their organic garden and use them in the dishes. You will get to savor delicious food at the in-house restaurant of the resort prepared from the freshest ingredients.

Star Category: 4-star hotel

Price Per Night: INR 12,342 onwards

Location: Punakha, Bhutan

3. Namgay Homestay

Earlier it was a task to find homestays in Bhutan. However, with the rising influx of tourists, the number of homestays has gradually increased. Namgay Homestay is located amidst the green mountains in Paro Valley. The place looks amazing in winter as it is covered with a sheet of snow. The staff at the accommodation are very friendly and take the extra step to serve the customers with the best.

Star Category: 4-star resort

Price Per Night: INR 3,198 onwards

Location: Kempa, Dopshari Paro, 12005, Bhutan

4. Terma Linca Resort and Spa

A blend of modern and traditional culture, Terma Linca Resort & Spa is located on the bank of Wangchhu River. The resort provides grand and spacious rooms with a view of majestic mountains. One can enjoy cultural programs that exhibit Bhutanese traditions. The spa at the hotel is a must-have experience and a completely rejuvenating session on your vacation.

Price Per Night: INR 12,167 onwards

Location: Phuentsholing - Thimphu Highway, Bhutan

5. Le Meridien Paro, Riverfront

This luxurious resort is one of the best accommodations in Paro and offers world-class facilities and services. The resort offers a children’s playground along with additional facilities like a spa centre. Various on-site restaurants are also available at the resort that offer an exceptional dining experience. You can also enjoy the beautiful surroundings at the resort and make the most of your vacation at the property.

Star Category: 5-star resort

Price Per Night: INR 59,138 onwards

Location: P.O. Box # 1265 Shaba, Paro, Kingdom of Bhutan, 1265 Paro, Bhutan

Best Food To Eat In Bhutan

After travelling and exploring places, it is important to fill your stomach with food for rejuvenating yourself. So, here is a list of some of the well-known restaurants to try out when in Bhutan.

1. Bukhari at Uma by COMO

If you have selected Uma as your abode in Bhutan, then you don’t have to wander for lip-smacking dishes. The hotel is also equipped with a popular restaurant called Bukhari. The international ambience with local dishes like Ema Datshi attract tourists to this place. You can enjoy a fine dining experience at this restaurant along with quick and efficients service of the staff.

Cuisines: International

Timings: 9:00 AM to 10:30 PM

TripAdvisor Rating: 4.5/5.0

Location: Paro Bhutan

2. Sonam Trophel Restaurant

This place provides you with a variety of delectable dishes like Thukpa, Momos and Datshi. Whether a non- vegetarian or a vegan, Sonal Trophel has different choices for all its guests at moderate prices. You can also enjoy a wide variety of other dishes offered at the restaurant including North Indian cuisine.

Cuisines: Local cuisine, Asian

Timings: 9:30 AM to 9:00 PM

TripAdvisor Rating: 4.0/5.0

Location: Paro Tshogdu Above Paro Canteen, Paro 12001 Bhutan

3. Babesa Village Restaurant

For authentic Bhutanese cuisine, try out this restaurant in Thimphu. Their meals begin with hot beverages and go on to the main course which includes rice, pork or beef and vegetables with cheese. Do not forget to try out this exotic traditional cuisine to add a whole new experience to your Bhutan trip. Revel in the beautiful surroundings of the restaurant and sip on a cup of delicious coffee, while enjoying the views.

Cuisines: Asian

Timings: 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM

Location: Thimphu Express Way, Near Doutor Tobgyel School, Thimphu 00975 Bhutan

4. Taktsang Cafeteria

Another must-visit cafe is Taktsang Cafeteria which is nestled among the hills on the way to the Tiger’s Nest. Imagine eating rice with authentic curries while enjoying the panoramic view of Paro Valley. Isn’t it amazing? If this has moved your soul then do not give it a second thought to book a Bhutan vacation package and visit this amazing cafe, perched on the beautiful hills of Bhutan.

Cuisines: Asian Cuisine

Timings: 08:00 AM - 1:00 PM, 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM

TripAdvisor Rating: 3.5/5.0

Location: Paro, Bhutan

5. Folk Heritage Museum Restaurant

One of the best restaurants in Thimphu Bhutan, this place is a go-to for traditional Bhutanese meals. The place offers a beautiful setting and ambiance and will make you fall in love with the place. Some of the must-have delicacies at the restaurant include buckwheat pancakes, eggplants and beans and butter tea. Also, enjoy some local delicacies at the restaurant including Datshi, a kind of local curry famous in Bhutan.

Timings: 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM

Location: Folk Heritage Museum, Thimphu, Bhutan

What Are The Best Activities To Indulge In Here?

From trekking to bird watching, there are several activities to opt for in the Bhutan trip package with airfare . When you are in Bhutan, do not restrict your itinerary to just sightseeing but indulge in different activities here. Some of them have been listed here.

1. Trek to Taktsang Goemba

Perched on a hill in Paro, the trek to Taktsang Goemba, also known as the Tiger’s Nest, should definitely be included in every itinerary of a traveler. In 1998, the monastery was revamped after being destroyed by fire. The 3-4 hour long trek challenges trekkers to walk on a rocky path.

When in Bhutan, you can indulge in sports and play the national sport of the place, Archery. Many archery competitions are organised in villages and towns of Bhutan in which you can take part.

3. Shopping

Shopaholics can indulge in shopping in Paro craft market where you can get lanterns, handicrafts, handbags, wall decorations, clothes and what not. Buy some souvenirs from here for your loved ones.

4. Adventure Activities

Paro has numerous activities to offer to tourists like kayaking, rafting and mountain biking. Along with this, you can also opt for the Snowman Trek which is considered as one of the most challenging treks in the world.

5. Attend Traditional Festival

On your tour to Bhutan, attend the traditional festivals and learn about the rich culture and tradition of the country. The major festival of Bhutan is Tshechu, which is a religious festival and is celebrated in many parts of the country. During this festival, special events are held where masked dancers dance and singers perform while interacting with the crowd which has gathered to witness the performance. There are street plays also held depicting the victory of good over evil, the plays are full of drama and are enjoyed a lot by the local public.

Apart from sightseeing and adventure activities, tourists can also indulge in the ritual of hot stone bath. When it comes to experience festivals while enjoying a Bhutan vacation package , holidaymakers delight in Tshechu - the most important religious festival of the country. Those visiting this calm country in late summer and autumn season can enjoy the splendor of this festival. Other festivals to be enjoyed include Black-necked Crane Festival, Bhutan Folk Festival, Chorten Kora Festival, Haa Summer Festival, Gomphu Kora Festival, and Ura Yakchoe.

6. Food Tour

Bhutan is home to many flavors and its cuisine is surely worth savoring. It is a place that will be cherished by many food lovers due to its culinary richness. Here, you can find both vegetarian and nonvegetarian options. The cuisine of Bhutan majorly involves seasonal vegetables, meat, and red rice. The fragments of this cuisine are influenced by Indian, Chinese, and Tibetian cuisine. Some of the dishes that one can relish in Bhutan are momos, Ema Datshi, Ara, Kewa Datshi, Zaow, Jasha Maroo, Phaksha Paa, momos, Sicaam Paa, Puta, Hoentay, Khatem, Yaksha Shakam, Suja, Khur-le, Jasha Tshoem, Red rice, etc. Heading on a food tour is one of the most recommended activities to partake in the leisure time of Bhutan packages from India.

7. Whitewater Rafting

Bhutan also offers you the thrills of whitewater rafting. Po Chhu River and Mo Chhu River are the sources of this adventure activity. Other places where one can go for river rafting in Bhutan are Paro (Paro Chhu river), Trongsa (Mangde Chhu), Thimphu (Kuri Chhu, Puna Tsang Chhu, Dangme Chhu, & Wang Chhu), etc. The best months to partake in whitewater rafting in Bhuta are October and November. It is a fun activity that will let you explore the many charms of Bhutan as you raft through the rivers. Make sure that you follow all the safety instructions and partake at it under the guidance of a professional guide. It is necessary that you carry life jackets and helmets.

8. Bird Watching

There are various sights in Bhutan where one can visit to go bird watching. Some of the most sought after sights include Wangdue Phodrang Valley, Black Mountains, Phuentsholing, Samdrup Jongkhar, and Bumthang Valley. These areas are home to many birds such as Ibisbill, Himalayan Monal, Blood Pheasant, Satyr Tragopan, Ward’s Trogon, Great Hornbill, Rufous-necked Hornbill, Long-billed, Woodsnipe, Imperial Heron, and White-bellied Heron. Moreover, some of the endangered species such as Chestnut-breasted Partridge, Black-necked Stork, Baer’s Pochard, Blyth’s Kingfisher, Dark-rumped Swift, Eurasian Curlew, etc., can also be spotted in these areas. It is recommended that you get equipped with bird watching gears such as binoculars, identification books, maps, and cameras. It is recommended that you keep your camera in a silent shooting mood.

9. Wildlife Safari

When it comes to exploring wildlife, Bhutan is blessed with great diversity. The country is home to several wildlife sanctuaries, national parks, and nature reserves which you can visit through Bhutan holiday packages. Through a wildlife safari, not only do you get to learn more about the flora and fauna of Bhutan but also get to view the picturesque landscapes. Sakteng Wildlife Sanctuary, Jigme Dorji National Park, TrumshingLa National Park, Jigme Singye Wangchuk National Park, Bumdeling Wildlife Sanctuary, Jomotsangkha Wildlife Sanctuary, Royal Manas National Park, Phibsoo Wildlife Sanctuary, Phrumsengla National Park, and Khaling Wildlife Sanctuary. If you are a nature lover then a wildlife safari is an activity that you should definitely indulge in.

10. Monastery And Temple Tour

Apart from the scenic beauty, Bhutan is also a deeply spiritual country. It is home to numerous temples and monasteries. Some of the most sought after temples and monasteries to visit in Bhutan are Kyichu Lhakhang, Gangteng Monastery, Jambay Lhakhang, Taktsang Temple, Jokhang Temple, Tango Monastery, Kurjey Lhakhang Monastery, Gangteng Monastery, Punakha Dzong, Chimi Lhakhang, Jangsta Dumtseg Lhakhang, Tengar Monastery, etc. Many of these places are situated in truly remarkable arenas that are surrounded by natural beauty. There are various festivals that take place at these temples and monasteries throughout the year. The time of festivity is the ideal time to visit these monasteries.

Things To Do In Bhutan On This Tour

There are several things to do in Bhutan and these are some of the most fun activities. You can engage in any one and have a full blast. So, what are they?

1. Kayaking

Bhutan gives you a chance to indulge in kayaking in its six rivers that provide an elegant experience for water sports enthusiasts. You can opt for what kind of water flow you are going for - anything from slow to violent.

2. Haa Valley Hiking

Haa Valley is a sweet sensation in Bhutan full of gorgeous landscapes and nestled between the hills. Taking a hike trip here is certainly refreshing and definitely memorable. You will come across many Buddhist temples, the Haa Chu riverbed and a plantation trail that is a part of the valley.

3. Taste Bhutanese Cuisine

It’s obvious but it's delicious. Varieties of non-veg food offered in small and cozy cafes, roadside eateries and some fine dining restaurants. There are also plenty of vegetarian options like Datshi which is made using cheese, chillies, vegetables, and pepper.

Tour packages to this joyful country also help tourists enjoy the nightlife in Bhutan. A majority of nightclubs and bars that are dotted all over this small and happy country, allow visitors to enjoy their nightlife to the fullest. By choosing a suitable package, vacationers can indulge in fun-filled elements and soak in the true night-pulse of this country. They can dance the night away with their loved ones in some of the hip and happening nightclubs such as Vivacity, Mojo Park, Club Ace, and Space 34.

Another major attraction for tourists is shopping in Bhutan . Although shopping options are not in plenty here, travelers can buy some unparalleled handicrafts and handwoven textiles. Other souvenirs of this secluded Himalayan country include the matchless Bhutanese postal stamps, high in demand all through the planet.

Food in Bhutan bears the influence of Indian, Chinese, and Tibetan cuisine but also maintains its unique traditional character. Some of the authentic dishes to sample in Bhutan include Ema Datshi (chillies and cheese), Jasha Maroo or Maru (spicy chicken), Phaksha Paa (Pork with Red Chilies), and red rice. Tourists can also sip on the locally brewed ara or arag, a fermented drink made from rice, maize, millet, or wheat.

Bhutan packages from Delhi, Chennai, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Kerala, and Bangalore are easily available.

There is no dearth of places to stay in Bhutan. So, families, friends, and honeymoon couples have options to choose from various hotels for a comfortable accommodation.

Safety Measures For Bhutan Trip

Bhutan might be a small nation in the Indian subcontinent yet it has quite important tourism value. Full of vast open lands, greenery, mountains and monasteries, Bhutan is a land of peace, tranquility and rejuvenation. The climate is fair throughout the year and the experiences of a general traveler are always positive. But with Coronavirus, tourism stopped rapidly in Bhutan. However, the country has managed to pick up pace and tourism is rising up. Certain precautions and safety measures must be kept in mind before planning a trip to Bhutan:

• Carry all basic requirements that ensure a safer travel. This includes hand sanitizers, masks, disinfectant, etc.
• Choose a reliable travel agent to book your trip
• Check permits before visiting an attraction or destination
• Also ensure that you have necessary medical certificate as required
• Make sure to keep all your travel documents properly and it is also recommended that you keep an additional photocopy of all your documents.
• While traveling internationally, always keep the phone number of the embassy of your country in that particular international destination.
• Beware of petty crimes like pick-pocketing and snachting.
• Don’t drink tap water in Bhutan, as it is not safe. Make sure to drink bottled water.
• It is advised to all tourists by the Government of Bhutan to take necessary vaccinations such as tetanus, typhoid, and hepatitis before visiting the country.

What To Carry On Trip To Bhutan?

• Pack light and as per the season. If traveling during winters make sure to carry woolens, in summers pack light and breathable fabric. During monsoon season carry an umbrella and a raincoat.
• Carry a first aid box and all your necessary medicines.
• If you are planning to go trekking in Bhutan, make sure to pack your trekking shoes along with a water bottles, torch, and some protein bars.
• While trekking to higher altitude, many people get prone to altitude sickness and must carry proper medicines.

Pro Traveler’s Tips

Bhutan tour plan takes you through some stunning and mystical places. Honeymoon couples, families, and groups of friends book packages to visit this peaceful country to enjoy a well-planned vacation. Most of these packages provide lucrative holidaying opportunities to tourists and offer something to rejoice in for every traveler. Those who want to enjoy various adventure activities in Bhutan can take up activities such as Zuri Dzong Trek, rafting, kayaking, rock climbing, cycling on countryside off-roads. So, for those who are looking for some adventure and thrills can easily book Bhutan travel packages.

In addition to these sightseeing attractions, travelers who want to peep in the past and culture of this country can visit myriad Bhutan tourist attractions. Tiger’s Nest Monastery, Punakha Dzong, or Pungtang Dechen Phodrang (Palace of Great Happiness), Taktsang Monastery, Phobjikha and Gangtey Valley, and Punakha are some of the sightseeing attractions here.

With the impact of North Indian Monsoon that makes the climate unpredictable and the huge differences in altitude prevailing throughout the country, the weather in Bhutan is exceptionally variable. As the winter season is quite chilly (from November to March) and summers are hot and humid; it’s advised to hop on an excursion here with our Bhutan tour packages from India during spring and autumn season when the climate is pleasant and the lands are dry- apt for a hassle-free tour around the country.

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About Bhutan Holiday:  A vacation to Bhutan is said to be one of the most profound holiday experiences. Thomas Cook India’s Bhutan holiday packages are your perfect travel companions in this heartfelt experience. Your Bhutan holidays will be a series of evocative experiences set against the stunning backdrop of the majestic Himalayas. Thomas Cook India’s Bhutan holiday packages range from a quick 4 nights and 5 days to more relaxed 9 nights and 10 days. Prices start from a very reasonable INR 26,999 and go up to an indulgent INR 67,199. Whichever holiday package you choose, Thomas Cook India ensures that your Bhutan trip offers you the best value for your money. You can not only book your Bhutan tour on our website, but you can also customise it! Leave the finer details of planning to us and get ready for an adventure.

Because adventure is what you get when your Bhutan tour has been designed by a team of experts who are true-blue ardent travellers. With Thomas Cook India, your Bhutan holiday is sure to be a trip worth remembering for a long time to come.

Your Bhutan holiday will start at one of the major cities which enjoys great connectivity with the Himalayan mountain kingdom such as Kolkata, Bagdogra, Guwahati, Delhi and Mumbai. But regardless of where you book one of Thomas Cook India’s Bhutan holiday packages, you will surely enjoy a hassle-free holiday.

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Nestled amidst the magnificent Himalayas, the land of the Thunder Dragon inspires awe and wonder with its treasure chest of pristine natural beauty. The emerald mountains scattered with the varied hues of multicoloured monasteries and houses, seem like a beautiful picture postcard. Whether you travel solo or with family, Bhutan will be witch you with its dazzling beauty and simple charm, a potent combination. Sitting pretty between Indian and China, the last great kingdom of the Himalayas draws you in with its craggy charm and alpine climate. Be a part of the annual Tshechu and join the locals in praying to the Guru Rinpoche, revered here as the second Buddha. Share their meals and dance their dances, and you will find yourself being carried away on waves of celebrations full of passion and fervour.

If you want a break from Bhutan’s mesmerising calm, Bhutan has a whole lot of trekking trails that will take you on adventures of Himalayan proportions. Even visiting a monastery can be an adventure. Case in point, the Tiger’s Nest Monastery is perched 1,200 metres above the Paro Valley. Apart from being a preferred choice for a rejuvenating retreat, Bhutan is also popular for a memorable honeymoon. The leisurely pace of life here is beautifully interspersed with bursts of adventure that add spice to your holidays. From the crisp mountain air redolent with the aromas of nature to the craggy texture of the terrain, Bhutan is a treat for all your senses. Book a Thomas Cook Bhutan holiday package today to experience it all yourself.

The Best Time to Visit Bhutan

Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are the best seasons to visit the Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan. In spring, the temperatures range between 3°C to 25°C, while in autumn they hover between 10°C to 23°C. Even with the wild variations in temperatures, these two are the best seasons to be in Bhutan, because it doesn’t rain. Bhutan receives most of its rainfall during summer and it snows during winter. The mild weather of the shoulder seasons is perfect and the best time to visit Bhutan  for sightseeing and exploring the wild beauty of Bhutan.

Not only can you get your sightseeing done without any interruptions, but you also find all the main tourist attractions open during these two seasons. Some parts of the country may become inaccessible due to heavy rains and snowfall during summer and winter respectively. Summer is still a good time to visit Bhutan if you can brave the rains and settle for a curtailed itinerary. But the subzero winter temperatures and the snow will keep most of the travellers away during the season.

In spring you can join the locals in celebrating the Paro  Festival, Gomkora Festival and the Ura Yakchoe. Autumn has a bigger spread of celebrations with festivals such as Thimphu Tshechu, Wangdue Tshechu, Tamzing Phala Choetpa, Jambay Lhakhang Tshechu, Jomolhari Mountain Festival and the Black Necked Crane Festival.

How to Reach Bhutan

You can reach Bhutan  by air and road from India. There is no direct rail connectivity. The fastest way to reach Bhutan is by air. Though Bhutan has many domestic airports, Paro International Airport is the sole gateway into Bhutan by air from outside. Druk Air, Bhutan’s national airline, operates regular flights from Kolkata, Bagdogra, Guwahati, Gaya, Delhi and Mumbai. Among these only Kolkata enjoys direct connectivity to Paro. The rest all offer connecting flights. Kolkata also has the most frequent of flights.

A road trip into Bhutan is the most popular way to get into the country. You have a choice of 3 points of entry into Bhutan from India:

• Jaigaon - Phuentsholing Border
• Samdrup Jongkhar

Out of these, The Jaigaon - Phuentsholing border is by far the most popular option. It is the most easily accessible border crossing, and this is also where you get the entry permit quite easily. All Indian citizens travelling to Bhutan must obtain an ‘Entry Permit’ from the Immigration Office of the Royal Government of Bhutan. This entry permit will allow you to explore Paro and Thimphu only. To venture further into the country, you must get a ‘Special Area Permit’ from the Royal Government of Bhutan Immigration Office located in Thimphu.

You can either drive yourself, hire a taxi or hop on to a bus. Private taxis and buses are available from Bagdogra, New Jalpaiguri, Siliguri and Kolkata. At 18 hours, Kolkata to Phuentsholing is the longest bus journey while it takes around 4 hours from Bagdogra and Siliguri.

Where to Go in Bhutan

Bhutan is a deceptively tiny kingdom with a whole lot of places to explore. From monasteries to national parks and museums, here are some of the best places to visit in Bhutan.

Tiger’s Nest Monastery:

This is, without a doubt, the most iconic and the holiest place to visit in Bhutan. It is the sacred monastery of the Guru Rinpoche and is a place of pilgrimage for the locals. Legends say that Guru Rinpoche rode a tiger to this location and spent three months in meditation. Hugging the cliff face above the Paro Valley, it offers a stunning panorama of the surroundings. A standard entry permit allows you access to this beautiful monastery. The cave temple inside the monastery is one of the attractions here, along with the spectacular views.

Punakha Dzong:

The second-largest Dzong (fortress) in Bhutan is home to almost all the national treasure of the country. Built between 1637 and 1638, it is also the second oldest building in Bhutan. It is also the final resting place for the sacred remains of Ngawang Namgyal and the tetrön Pema Lingpa. The fort itself is a wonder of architecture as it doesn’t use a single nail in its construction. The sacred relics of the Southern Drukpa Lineage and a sizeable collection of intricate paintings are worth your time.

National Museum of Bhutan:

The National Museum of Bhutan is a treasure trove of the country’s rich history. It chronicles more than 1,500 years of Bhutan’s culture in about 3,000 exhibits. From ancient sculptures to modern paintings, it is all there. The natural history section catalogues all the flora, fauna and wildlife of the region. There’s an entire section dedicated to ceremonial masks used in celebrations around Bhutan. A comprehensive photo gallery captures and showcases the cultural timeline. The museum building is also used as a venue for traditional dance ceremonies.

Zuri Dzong:

Dating back to the 12th century, this is one of the oldest standing dzongs of Bhutan. Zuri Dzong is a historically and culturally significant structure as it is believed to have been built at the site of a cave where Lord Buddha is said to have meditated during the 8th century. Secured inside double palisade walls and accessible only by a bridge, the 5-storey-tall structure offers mesmerising panoramas of the Paro Valley. This is one of the best and most popular hiking destinations in the region.

Jigme Dorji National Park:

The Jigme Dorji National Park is a veritable treasure chest of wildlife conservation. It is home to a multitude of rare animal and bird species such as Snow Leopard, Indian Leopard, Serow, Clouded Leopard, Himalayan Blue Sheep, Sambar Deer, Barking Deer, Pika, Marmot, Goral, Red Panda, Himalayan Black Bear, Ravens and Black Musk Deer. With such a variety of wildlife on offer, the National Park is a thriving ecosystem that is a result of aggressive conservation efforts. In addition to the animals, the park also houses 300 medicinal plants species along with around 39 types of butterfly species.

Food in Bhutan

The cuisine of Bhutan  has a distinct flavour profile that is dominated by liberal use of spices as well as chillies. Surprisingly, even though there are plenty of meat dishes available, a sizable population is vegetarian. Due to its proximity to India and China, you can easily find both cuisines throughout the country. Here are some local delicacies that you should try on your vacation to Bhutan.

Jaju Soup - A Traditional Soup:

This soup is traditionally made from sun-dried turnip leaves, although they can occasionally be replaced by spinach or other leafy greens for variety. It uses a milk and butter base to create a rich concoction that holds a special place during festivals and special occasions. You might find variations of this throughout Bhutan. Eat this with rice and curry as the locals do. Also, try the heartier version with cheese added to enhance the flavour and the texture.

Red Rice - A Local Staple:

Red rice is a medium-grain variety of rice that finds its way into the daily diet of most of Bhutan. Grown mostly in the Paro region, it is nurtured by the mineral-rich glacier water. It is only partially milled, so it cooks faster and retains more nutrition from the bran. This gluten-free rice has a distinctly nutty and earthy flavour that complements the spicy dishes quite well. You will find the rice as an accompaniment in a variety of Bhutanese dishes such as Ema Dashti and Shamu Dashti.

Jasha Maru - Spicy Chicken Stew:

A complete contrast to the mellow Jaju, Jasha Maru is a lip-burningly spicy local delicacy. The stew is prepared using diced chicken, ginger, garlic, onion, chillies, tomato and coriander leaves. But it is the ginger that gives Jasha Maru its soul. Usually served with generous helpings of chicken broth, the poultry may be replaced by other meats in some other variations of this flavourful dish. You will find this served mostly with red rice, although some places may serve it with buckwheat noodles. Do try it but be prepared for the after-burn.

Zow Shungo - A Quick Meal:

The Zow Shungo is a proud proponent of the Bhutanese philosophy of avoiding needless waste. It is often a mishmash of leftover vegetables that can be tossed together in a jiffy and is served with red rice. Though this is essentially a way to cut down on food wastage, you will find the Zow Shungo served in restaurants around Bhutan. Be sure to try this for its unique taste and texture that will vary from one place to another. By the way, ‘Zow’ means ‘splendid’ in the local language.

Ema Datshi - A Marriage of Cheese and Chillies

Yak cheese and chillies. Ema Datshi is a decadent combination of these two primary ingredients that come together beautifully to form the national dish of Bhutan. Garlic, onions and tomatoes add to the taste and texture of the stew, but the gravy retains the buttery colour of the cheese. Don’t be fooled by its tame appearance though. Ema means chillies in Bhutanese and they make their presence felt with every bite. As usual, you will find this dish served with omnipresent red rice.

Things to Do in Bhutan

While most tourists travelling to Bhutan expect a quiet holiday, Bhutan  has so much more to offer than serenity and clean air. You can easily pair your stretches of tranquillity with intermittent bursts of adventure to keep your holiday more interesting. Here are some recommended things to do in Bhutan.

Relax in the Hot Springs at Gasa Tsachu:

Soaking in natural hot springs, especially amidst the cool weather of Bhutan is a pleasure that needs to be experienced to be believed. Gasa Tsachu is in the same district as Jigme National Park. It is a collection of natural hot-water springs that offer a remarkably relaxing experience in open-air communal tanks. This is a truly rewarding experience, especially after an arduous trek across the national park. Take a cue from the locals and dissolve your tiredness in the proper Bhutanese way.

Go River Rafting on Po Chu River:

After a relaxing soak in the hot springs, a river rafting expedition on the River Po Chu seems like an exciting prospect. But far from the usual rapids accompanied by strong currents and loud screams, river rafting in Bhutan is almost a Zen-like experience. You are carried along on gentle currents along the river’s flow flanked by picturesque scenery on both the riverbanks. The 16-km-long route gives you the perfect opportunity to admire the natural beauty of Bhutan from a different perspective.

Trek in the Snow:

With its varied topography, Bhutan is a trekker’s paradise. As you make your way through exquisite natural landscapes, the snow-capped mountains, the lush green valleys and the crystal-clear lakes make a magnificent background for your trek. Some of the treks are physically demanding, but most are easy to conquer with a basic level of fitness. But, regardless of the difficulty level, they will all test your resolve and check your breaking point. So, put your best foot forward and explore the magnificence of the Bhutanese landscape on foot.

Score a Bulls Eye:

Archery is more that Bhutan’s national sport. It is a passion that thrives in every Bhutanese heart. All around the country you will find throngs of men dressed in ghos (traditional robes) shooting at tiny targets sometimes placed as far as 140 metres away. You can test your aim at one of these archery fields that are present in every Bhutanese village. The archery tournaments between villages are colourful spectacles that can get as rowdy as any international sporting events. The singing, heckling and cheering lend a festive air to the intense competitions. The Coronation Archery tournament and the Yangphel tournament are the biggest tournaments of the year.

Dance with the Monks:  

The wonderful Bhutanese culture is full of song and dance that celebrate age-old traditions and beliefs. Among these the ‘Tsechu’ reserves a special place among the local populace. Taking place on the 10th day of every Tibetan lunar month, it is the time for dancing, revelry and catching up with friends. But the highlight of the festival is the ‘Cham’ dance performed by monks dressed in intricate costumes and traditional masks. Each of these dances carries a moral message that is conveyed in an entertaining format. The end of the festival is marked by the unfurling of a giant Thangka or Throngdrei. *Disclaimer- The family discount mentioned for this destination is defined basis 2 adults & 1 child combination.

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The best time to visit Bhutan is from October to December, when the weather is sunny and the air is clear. Although it gets colder in January and February, the weather is dry and pleasant from then until April. In late spring, the famed rhododendrons blossom gloriously, filling the valleys with colour.

How many days are required in Bhutan tour?

In order to really experience Bhutan's natural beauty and treasured culture, you should spend 7 to 10 days there. You can thoroughly explore the best of Bhutan's natural wonders and cultural highlights with this seven-day Bhutan tour  through the country's culture and outdoors.

Which is currency commonly used in Bhutan?

The ngultrum is used locally in Bhutan, it is the country's official Bhutan currency. It is used for all financial transactions on a professional level as well as locally.

Is Bhutan a friendly place for tourists?

Bhutan is a peaceful, safe, and well-kept nation that is gradually embracing a more contemporary way of life. The majority of the land is made up of steep, tall mountains that are carved through by a system of rivers that create deep valleys perfect for your Bhutan trip.

How to reach Bhutan from India?

You can reach Bhutan from India by air or land. From important Indian cities including Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Bagdogra, you may fly directly to Paro International Airport in Bhutan. On this route, Druk Air and Bhutan Airlines run frequent flights. The border towns of Phuentsholing, Samdrup Jongkhar, or Gelephu are another option for entering Bhutan by land. These entry points have set entry/exit times, and a travel permit is required. The most popular land access port, Phuentsholing, lies in the southwest and connected to the Indian town of Jaigaon. To get to Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan, from there, you can either take a taxi or a bus. Please make sure you check the most recent requirements and restrictions for travel before you depart.

How much does a trip to Bhutan cost from India?

How long you intend to remain in Bhutan will determine this. The total cost of a 5-day trip to Bhutan, including housing, meals, and touring, comes to roughly INR 27,000 per person.

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Bhutan tourism: a traveller’s guide to explore the kingdom of happiness.

We all deserve a travel holiday to be somewhere where we can find happiness and unwind completely. There's no better place than the tranquil kingdom of Bhutan, where Gross National Happiness is more important than Gross National Product.

Bhutan possesses scenic valleys, gigantic mountains and landscapes, dotted with spiritual monasteries at every nook. It is also soaked in myths and legends, like no other country in the world. The streets here brim with monks and houses with prayer flags. The rings of bells from monasteries echo in the air, and nature's scent will be all around you. This place is a mecca for those who need a break from the hustle and bustle of regular city life.

Tired of comparing Bhutan tour packages? Pick the best Bhutan tour package for yourself after referring to the following information.

Bhutan Tourism: Best Time to Visit

October to December is the best time to book Bhutan tour packages as the sky is clear. January and February are too wintry to travel, but from then until April, the climate remains pleasant for travelling. If you plan for the Bhutan trip in late spring, you will be captivated by the beauty of the famous rhododendrons, blooming spectacularly throughout the valleys.

Bhutan Trip: Visa for Indians

Indian citizens do not require a visa for travelling with Bhutan tour packages. You will receive a free entry permit by the Bhutanese government upon arrival in the country. All you need to carry is your identity card or passport to explore the happy kingdom with Bhutan tour packages. While browsing Bhutan tour packages, make sure you book the one inclusive of travel entry permits if you want to ease down your work.

Bhutan Tourism: Best Places to Visit

While booking Bhutan tour packages, make sure you add the below-mentioned places to the itinerary.

The Hanging Taktsang Monastery

The best way to begin your journey with Bhutan tour packages is probably by visiting the famous Taktsang Palphug Monastery, also known as Tiger's Nest. It is a sacred place of worship, nestled on a cliff of the beautiful Paro Valley. In 1962, Gyalse Tenzin Rabgye built this temple close to the cave where the divine sage Padmasambhava meditated and prayed. The sage worshipped in the cave during the 8th century for three years. What's more? It is this sage who bestowed Bhutan with Buddhism!

The Palace of Great Happiness - Punakha Dzong

Punakha Dzong is also known as Pungtang Dewa chhenbi Phodrang and is said to be a palace of great happiness or bliss. It is a must to be included in your itinerary while browsing Bhutan tour packages. Punakha Dzong is situated at the confluence of two rivers, namely, Mo Chhu and Pho Chhu and is the second oldest and largest in Bhutan. An old tale goes around in Bhutan that the sage Padmasambhava predicted that "a person named Namgyal will arrive at a hill that looks like an elephant." The prediction came true because, in 1636-37, Ngawang Namgyal built the Dzong on the peak of the hill, which looked like an elephant's trunk!

The Huge Buddha Statue in Buddha Dordenma

Buddha Dordenma is another reason to book a Bhutan tour package. The Great Buddha statue was constructed in Kuensel Phodrang, Thimphu, to celebrate the 60th birthday of the fourth king of Bhutan, Jigme Singye Wangchuck. The 51m sculpture houses a temple along with 1,25,000 miniatures sculpted the same as the giant structure. The structure is made out of bronze and took over nine years in total for completion. What's unique is the statue sitting on the hill as the protector of the entire Thimphu valley.

The Tranquil Gangtey Monastery

Gangtey Monastery is one of the major centres of the Nyingma school of Buddhism in Bhutan. Due to the village of Gangteng settled close to it, the Gangtey Monastery got its name. It serves as the main seat of the Pema Lingpa tradition. The complex includes monks' quarters, meditation centres, a central goemba, and a guest house. The vibe of the place is tranquil and soothing to someone looking for noise-detox. Tourists can meditate here and enjoy the beauty of the monastery and the serene view of the valley with some holiday packages.

Bhutan Tourism: Local Dishes to Try 

Bhutan tour packages or rather any holiday tour packages are incomplete without tasting the local delicacies of the country. When in Bhutan, savour these dishes and you won’t regret it.

If there is one national dish that you need to sample when touring Bhutan, this is it! It is so scrumptious that if you haven't eaten ema datshi, your Bhutan trip isn't complete. The locals eat the stew cooked with green, yellow or red chillies, cheese prepared with cow’s or yak’s milk, onions and tomatoes, and it is served with red rice. The taste is spicy because Bhutan’s chillies are high up on the Scoville Heat Scale (a tool that measures the spiciness or pungency of hot peppers).

Jasha Maroo or Maru

Jasha Maroo is cooked with chillies, onions, tomatoes, garlic, coriander leaves, ginger and finely diced chicken. At some places, you might even find it made with beef. It is served with red rice and is packed with unique flavours.

Phaksha Paa

Phaksha Paa is prepared by slowly cooking boneless pork until it becomes tender. The classic Bhutanese stew has ingredients such as radish, ginger, bok choy, and chilli powder. When prepared, the stew is topped with dried pork and fresh green chilli strips and is served with a bed of rice.

Want to taste some of the finest brews in Bhutan? Visit the Namgay Artisanal Brewery in Paro Valley. Reputed for its rare Bhutanese ingredients, the beer has a distinctive taste. Don’t forget to try beers made with red rice, wheat, apple cider and more while enjoying Bhutan tour packages.

Things to Do on Your Bhutan Trip

Bhutan tour packages offer numerous activities that can provide an amazing experience of the country. Here are a few recommendations for your Bhutan tour packages.

Hot Spring Therapy

Hot springs are known as tshachus/menchus in Bhutan and are located in various parts of the country. The medicinal properties of these hot springs are believed to cure numerous ailments such as body aches, sinuses and even arthritis. Duenmang, Dhur Tshachu and Gelephu Tshachu are the most popular hot springs among the Bhutanese. You can ask your tour operator to add hot spring therapy to your Bhutan tour package to add a relaxing element to your holidays.

De-stress Meditation

You can easily find small retreat centres and hermitages located all over the country, next to monastic schools, temples and monasteries. These retreats and meditation centres provide rest from the stress of everyday life.

Adventure Sports

Adventure sports and tourism are relatively recent introductions in Bhutan, but there's no denying that these sports offer unforgettable experiences. Besides rafting and kayaking on the scenic rivers of Bhutan, you can also go for trekking expeditions to hidden valleys and catch alluring sunsets.

Shopping Binge

One of the most exciting things to do in Paro is attending the weekend market. Traders from almost all walks of life come here to sell home-grown vegetables, farm products like dried yak cheese, exotic ferns, betel nuts and juniper incense, and farming tools.

Souvenirs to Look Out For

When planning Bhutan tour packages, make sure you save a day for shopping to buy yourself a souvenir. Thimphu, Paro, and Jakar are major shopping centres of this Buddhist country. Upon your visit to a local market, indulge in traditional souvenirs such as textiles, bow and arrow, handicrafts, red rice, jewellery and weaving products.

Unspoiled by the modern influence, Bhutan should be your go-to place if you’re looking for a slow pace of life, no traffic jams and horns, soft-spoken people and captivating landscapes. The tranquillity here calms your mind and allows you to be a better version of yourself.

Whether you want to get away from your schedules, need a family vacation, or wish to unwind, choose Bhutan tour packages from India that offer an all-inclusive experience.

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Frequently asked questions about Bhutan

The ideal itinerary for a Bhutan trip is 2 nights in Thimpu, 1 night in Punakha and 3 nights in Paro.

Depending on duration and kind of hotel you stay, Bhutan travel can cost you anywhere between 35,000 to 1,25,000. We recommend you to stay at least 5 nights and visit Thimphu/ Paro and Punakha.

• Respect local culture.
• Bhutan is the only carbon negative country of the World, travel responsibly.
• You need to pay anything from 100% to 200% duty if you carry tobacco products from India, please ensure you declare and pay duty at the Paro airport.
• If you need room service for food etc, order in advance, as speed of service is slower than Indian hotels.

Indian nationals intending to visit Bhutan are required to carry any of the two valid 'Travel Documents' (a) Valid Indian Passport having validity of minimum 6 months; and/or (b) Voter Identity Card, issued by the Election Commission of India. No Visa is required to visit Bhutan. Indians coming to Bhutan by road are required to obtain an 'Entry Permit' on the basis of valid Travel Document from the Immigration Office of Royal Government of Bhutan at Phuentsholing, located on the Indo-Bhutan border opposite Jaigaon, West Bengal. Similarly, Indians coming by air must possess any one of the above-mentioned Travel Documents and get the Entry Permit at the Paro International Airport. The 'entry permit' allows an Indian tourist to visit Thimphu and Paro only. However, any tourist going beyond Thimphu and Paro needs to acquire a 'Special Area Permit' from the RGoB Immigration Office at Thimphu on any working days (Monday to Friday).

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Bhutan is such a unique in the world. This kingdom measures its success by happiness, puts its environment, well-being, as well as cultures ahead of economic development, and even paints giant protective penises at the entrance to many houses. Bhutan is distinctive, not separate. It is blending of the ancient and modern makes Bhutan endlessly fascinating. You will find Bhutanese people fun-loving, well-educated, and well-informed about the world around them. From pristine Himalaya landscape of snow-capped peaks along with beautiful traditional villages dotted among primeval forests to majestic fortresses and monasteries as well colorful dance festivals, all are covered in our Bhutan holiday packages at their most wonderful condition. Go Bhutan Tours is happy to bring the most authentic and bespoke experiences and travel services for Indian to Bhutan at the most affordable prices. We specialize in tailor-making Bhutan trip packages for individuals, couples, families, and groups of all sizes starting from major destinations in India such as Kolkata, Delhi, Guwahati, Bagdogra, Mumbai, Bangalore, Ahmedabad, Pune, Surat, Chennai, Kerala, Kochi… Start your journey to inside happiness with us today.

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"Go Bhutan Tours was amazing from start to end in the planning our perfect Bhutan tour from India. On planning process, they listened really well! We explained our wishes for destinations we wanted to visit, the kinds of activities that we wanted to do into our trip as well as our accommodation needs. It was the most perfect & unforgettable holiday and we have Go Bhutan Tours to thank for that. I would recommend them to everybody without any hesitations. I am very appreciative for their efforts, time and really feel as if they treated our journey as if they were planning it for their own one. "

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Youngest child of Himalaya and the happy place of Earth, blessed with smiling souls welcoming every travellers’ enlightening birth!

Bhutan is a land of tradition, culture and mythological mysteries. Yet, one of the most memorable factors of this land are its people that leave a mark right in the heart, merely by a soft stroke of warm smiles. The perfect combination of these highlights will be a part of every Bhutan tour packages. Bhutan’s architecture, landscape and the prominent attractions are like no other in this world! The Land of Dragons has left every visitor spell-bound, as each one’s visit is completely different than the other. 

Here at Veena World, we handcraft one of the must-have experiences into Bhutan travel packages. Awaiting experience of pleasant greetings of fresh mountain air, clean roads, zero pollution, zero traffic, a simple yet beautiful culture and happy, content people lies in Bhutan. Straight out of a fable, this mystic kingdom stands as of the best choices for a honeymoon, with our customized Bhutan honeymoon packages. This deep-rooted Buddhist land will let you witness a lot of monks and their disconnected yet a deeply connected lifestyle. Abundant natural beauty, breath-taking landscapes, magnificent monasteries, ancient Buddhist temples, fluttering prayer flags and smiling faces of the Bhutanese people make the Bhutan holiday packages a completely enchanted experience!

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Bhutan Frequently Asked Questions

We help you prepare for your trip and ensure an effortless and enjoyable travel experience.

How much does a trip to Bhutan cost?

Though Bhutan is touted to be a budget travel destination, the actual cost for a Bhutan trip depends on many factors, like for how many days you want to be there, the time of your visit, and what kind of stay you are looking for. Having said this, there are a lot of customisable Bhutan packages available online nowadays that you can choose from. The cost of a Bhutan trip varies from package to package, depending on the customisations from your end, if any. So again, the cost of your trip will depend on the kind of package you choose. A trip’s cost is never static; after all, different people have different choices. You can check out our Bhutan tour packages for their cost, itinerary, and other information.

Which is the best time to visit Bhutan?

Bhutan has a diversified climate and can be visited any time during the year. If you are a summer person, you can book your Bhutan packages for the months of June – August. The Himalayas look beautiful during this time of the year with lush greens surrounding the landscape. Another reason why you can consider booking your Bhutan tour package from India during the summer is the Haa Festival that is celebrated in the country during this time. That being said, if you want to experience the beauty of Bhutan during the winters, you can check out Bhutan trip packages online that are customised for winter lovers.

Is passport required for travelling to Bhutan from India?

You do need a passport but not a visa if you are travelling from India to Bhutan for a tour. The passport must have a validity of minimum six months. Apart from the passport, you also need a valid Voter Identity Card that has been issued by the Election Commission of India. If you are travelling to Bhutan by road, you need to have an ‘Entry Permit’ based on the valid travel document from the Immigration Office of the Royal Government of Bhutan. The entry permit is limited only to Thimphu and Paro. If your Bhutan tour plan is to go beyond this region, you have to acquire a ‘Special Area Permit’ from the RGoB Immigration Office at Thimphu.

How can I go to Bhutan from India?

If you are planning a Bhutan trip from India, you can reach there by air, road, or rail. You have flights operating from Delhi, Gaya, Bagdogra, Kolkata, Mumbai, and Guwahati to Bhutan’s only international airport in Paro. If you are on a budget trip, you can take a train from Kolkata, Delhi, Ranchi, or Kanpur to Hasimara, which is the closest railway station to Jaigaon. Though the train takes a long time to reach, it is the best way to plan a cost-effective trip to Bhutan from India. You can also opt to travel to Bhutan by road, but make sure that you have all the required documents with you.

How many days do you need in Bhutan?

It depends on your budget and how many places you want to cover. However, a minimum of 7 days is recommended. Now, with online Bhutan tour packages at the best rates by Veena World, you don’t have to worry about anything. We offer special packages for honeymooning couples as well. Our tour packages are tailored in a way that you can smoothly cover at least 3 cities in 7-8 days. Having said this, we also have specially curated packages for women travellers. You can check out the various trip packages and itineraries here.

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The happy country of the world hides the simplest mysteries of happiness in every soul and every heart of its people. Our neighbour, with whom we share the border is so strikingly different than us, that once we cross the border, we feel like we have entered a parallel universe. The first thing anybody notices with any of our Bhutan tour packages available online, is that everything in this place is so organised that the entire country seems synchronised in one pattern. The people here are so heart-warming and disciplined that Bhutan has no traffic or traffic signals! Nobody honks or breaks any rules! The neatness and the cleanliness of this country is strikingly prominent that it’s the first thing anybody notices stepping across the border. The country of Bhutan considers India as their big brother, yet it seems so much more in symphony that it makes every traveller from India think! Bhutan travel packages from India takes you on a journey that displays this particular factor elaborately. Here at Veena World, we encompass these ideologies to frame handcrafted Bhutan holiday packages available online for every traveller. The politeness of the locals here reflects immense pride in their Bhutanese culture and tradition. They love and respect every aspect of this country. Bhutan’s connections with India are so strong that the handicrafts, trade and overall relations are consistently growing and flourishing. Be it the mountain peaks of Himalayas or the centuries old ancient temples, the lush green forests or the quaint Buddhist monasteries, Bhutan vacation packages include travel experiences for anyone and everyone. Your choice stands as our priority, may it be for adventure or for leisure, for some special reason like honeymoon or just a short escape travel, for a desire to travel alone or with family and all of it is made possible with Veena World!

This magical and mystical land of Bhutan breathes Tourism and Agriculture, making it a very naturist destination. The mystical secrets of happiness and content of the land lie in this mythical land, which reverberates its music of peace in every stroke of its breeze can be explored with our Bhutan holiday packages. This region full of picturesque, popular and yet offbeat places lie in this mystical land, full of flawless natural treasures. The world of new experiences awaits you in this land of surprises with our intricately crafted affordably priced Bhutan holiday packages. This land will never disappoint you with its remarkable scenery and cultural significances that amaze you. Veena World has a focus of innovating and building unrivalled tours. We bring together everything best available, for a one of a kind memory and travel story that can be shared with your loved ones with our Bhutan holiday packages from India. Travelling is known to bring people together as we grow with every tour. The idea of travel, explore and celebrate is reflected in every tour that we undertake!

The Geography and Seasons

Bhutan is located in the midst of the Eastern Himalayas, it is bordered by Tibet, Sikkim, Chumbi Valley, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam and North Bengal. Explore Bhutan’s unique geographical and climatic variations with our Bhutan tour packages, due to its location makes it one of last remaining biodiversity hotspots of the world. Bhutan tourism packages from India display pristine environment with high rising mountains and deep valleys. It encompasses ecosystems that are both rich and diverse. The pleasant climate of this land is so breathtakingly peaceful that it is honeymooners’ favourite choice. Here at Veena World, Bhutan honeymoon packages available online are designed in a way to present this one of a kind destination for a memorable beginning of their life’s new journey together.

The Culture

Inspired by its neighbours and especially with a strong influence of Tibet, the culture of Bhutan is purely divine which can be explored with Veena World’s Bhutan travel packages available online. The pride of their ancient culture and traditions is so strongly rooted in the hearts of the Bhutanese people that they present it happily in and around their life. Along with our affordably priced Bhutan tour packages notice how even their houses are decorated with prayer flags everywhere. The culture of Bhutan is very colourful and is observed in their traditions. The colours of their culture can add up a whole new shade in your new beginning with our Bhutan honeymoon packages.

The Experience

This peaceful and very true to its name, happy country of the world leaves every visitor with happening vibes, and inspirations to share with all of our Bhutan holiday packages. The simplicity of this land and its people leaves you spell bound. They are detached with worldly influences; it’s very recently that they were acquainted with television sets at their homes. Bhutan travel packages include these factors which count as remarkable experiences as a part of the tour. A special tour with your better half can get extra special with our Bhutan honeymoon packages. The roads of this country are smooth and flawless, they surely surprise every traveller for an unlikely traditional destination. Even the airport of Paro will amaze you, as its one of the most scenic & challenging airports in the world. These unusual features are the ones that hold your attention and stay along as experiences of the world with our online Bhutan vacation packages from India.

The Highlights

Bhutan’s main attractions are Thimpu – the capital, Punakha, Paro and Phuentsholing. Punakha’s monastery is one of a kind, postcard perfect monastery. With Mochu-Pochu Rivers and purple Jacaranda trees, this monastery looks as if it is straight out of a fantasy story. Along with our affordably priced Bhutan honeymoon packages from India, this perfect pick is made extra special with the tailor made itineraries. Monasteries in this land are made in the symphony with nature using natural elements like stone or wood. Thimpu is one prominent attraction in every Bhutan travel packages. In Thimphu, visit Motithang mini zoo which is a wildlife reserve area for the Takin, the national animal of Bhutan. Covering attractions like Buddha Dordenma Statue, Chang Gangkha, Tashichho Dzong, National Library, Handicraft Center and low lands of Punakha valley are out of the world experiences of Bhutan. Here in this serene land enjoying white water rafting is a classic highlight. Also, Punakha Dzong, Dochula pass, 108 memorial chortens also known as Druk Wangyal Chorten, Paro Dzong, Ta-Dzong, Kharbandi Gompa and the Kyichu Lhakhang - which one of the oldest and most sacred shrines in Bhutan are all covered in our Bhutan tour packages. Taktshang Monastery (Tiger’s Nest) is the most iconic attraction and the true identity of Bhutan.

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Enveloped by the glory of the Greater Himalayas and dramatic landscapes from the subtropical plains; lies the Buddhist kingdom of Bhutan. Nature, royalty, history, and magic; Bhutan tour packages can offer you this and much more to remember. Famed for its monasteries, fortresses and lush green environs, Bhutan Tourism guarantees a great escape from the bustling city life. It is a landlocked country and the last great Himalayan kingdom nestled within the mighty mountain ranges. 

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With sustainable approach towards embracing global developments and a major emphasis on tourism, Bhutan has emerged into a major global holiday destination. It’s a land of surprises, where spirituality meets technology and nature blends with the rich heritage. Bhutan tourism  has experienced a rising graph in the past few years as its intrinsic values and its core culture ingrain the value of preservation and conservation of nature. The state’s ability to miraculously blend the old and the new makes Bhutan tourism extremely attractive and fascinating for tourists. The enticing Himalayan landscape, snow-capped peaks, and dense forests give a tourist numerous things to do in Bhutan . The landscapes with majestic fortresses look like a sheer canvas and are picture perfect. The unique culture with traditional folk dances (tsechus) and the local audience around makes Bhutan tours and holidays experience truly memorable.

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Being home to marvelous Dzongs, monasteries and sacred sites like Tashichho Dzong, Buddhist Monastery, Ta Dzong, Punakha Dzong, Rinpung Dzong and many more! There are several places to visit in Bhutan  but to spice up your Bhutan tour, include a visit to the monasteries (dzongs) and Buddhist sacred site in the region. It will be a complete treat for your vision and soul. Visit the most picturesque Himalayan Buddhist sacred site, Paro Taktsang. It is a temple complex and is marvellously positioned on the cliff side of the upper Paro valley, an interesting part of Bhutan tourism. Holding attractive places of major attraction like Chele La Pass and Paro Valley a trip to Bhutan must surely be undertaken. Located on the northern edge of the city of Thimphu, Tashichho Dzong is a Buddhist monastery and a fortress. Visit it for its majestic architecture and a soul-enriching experience. Rinpung Dzong, Kichu Lhakhang, Drukgyal Dzong, Gangteng Monastery, and Dechen Phodrang Monastery are some of the major spiritual and architectural attractions of the region. Take time off to visit the Jigme Dorji National Park, the second-largest National Park in the country. Chorten Kora is famous and major stupa near the Kulong Chu River in Trashiyangtse in East Bhutan. Amongst the many, the Tamzhing Monastery is an important Nyingma Gompa, a remarkable temple and monastery to look out for on your Bhutan holiday package.

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Whether you are planning your Bhutan Honeymoon package  or simply your Bhutan tour package with friends and loved one, October to December is the best time to visit Bhutan   . The air is fresh and the skies are amazing. It gets colder during January to February, but if you love the frost, no one can stop you from having a good time. Go for Bhutan tours during late spring you will be treated with the sight of the famous rhododendrons bloom that fills the valley with vibrant hues. Weather, vibrant culture, simplistic living, and flourishing nature; this makes Bhutan an ideal holiday destination throughout the year. Every season has its own colour to display and make you fall in love with. While the stupas and the temple might give you the architectural magnificence, but tourism in Bhutan makes you ponder on its sacred side. It’s a place to make peace with yourself and blend into nature’s arms. It could be one of the biggest reasons to go for well-planned Bhutan tour packages and spend some real quality time.

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If you are a trekking enthusiast you can plan a climb to the cliff-perched Tiger’s Nest Monastery near Paro and if birds make you happy, don’t miss out on the rare black-necked cranes that migrate from Tibet. Trekking beneath the Himalayan peaks, taking a stroll along the hillsides, gazing through the massive landscapes; Bhutan Holiday packages can be filled with complete excitement. On your Bhutan Package, make enough time to take a high-altitude trekking trail and witness the astounding flora and fauna of the region. You will be dazzled and inspired by the forests and the endless efforts of the state to flourish the vegetation. The country today stands at above 70% forestation, which offers a great wildlife experience, comprising a rich birdlife as well. There’s much more to this Himalayan abode. If you are planning to get a Bhutan Tour Package, get in touch with SOTC and we will make your Bhutan Holiday experience worthwhile.

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Perched high in the Himalayas sits the mountain kingdom of Bhutan – sounds a bit like the beginning of a fairytale, and magical it is. Cultural junkies can visit ancient castles, temples and attend traditional religious festivals, whilst ardent trekkers can follow remote trails with ponies.

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I took this tour in Bhutan and it was an absolutely fantastic experience. The guide was amazing in every way. Their communication was clear and they provided a detailed plan for each day of the tour, which helped us make the most of our time. They were also very flexible and accommodating to my interests, which made the tour feel very personalised. Additionally, the guide was extremely knowledgeable when it came to the history and culture of each location we visited. They provided a lot of insight and context that helped me understand and appreciate the sights we were seeing. The hotels were also of high quality, and provided a comfortable and enjoyable stay. The driver was also excellent and made sure that we arrived safely at each destination. The meals during the tour were well-timed and delicious. We even had the opportunity to try some home-cooked meal experiences, which were awesome. Overall, I would highly recommend this tour to anyone interested in visiting Bhutan. It was an unforgettable experience, and I'm so grateful to have had the opportunity to explore this beautiful country.

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The Spirit of Bhutan tour exceeded our expectations and the itinerary we did was better than what had been outlined on TourRadar. There were some fantastic walks, and we took the option to go rafting which was a great experience (at additional cost). Our driver Namgay was extremely humble, and was in touch with the local traditions and culture. His smile made every activity a pleasure. The company can tailor make your holiday to suit your interests. We found it delightful that the owner of the company sat down for coffee and wanted to see how we felt about the tour.

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Coming to Bhutan was a long time goal. I’m glad I did. I thought I was joining a small group but it turns out it was just me with Pemba as guide and Bhaia as driver. Both men very welcoming and friendly. Pemba especially went above and beyond to make it interesting and a learning experience. As a seasoned traveler I truly understand and appreciate an engaged guide. Nature is breathtaking and the monuments quite unique. Food in general is not a reason to come, it was repetitive and lacked imagination. I believe the location of the last hotel in Paro should have been closer to town, but staff in every place I stayed could not have been nicer. The travel agency was responsive and straightforward in our communications. I truly enjoyed the trip. Thanks to Pemba especially, who was with me all along.

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We did the Glimpse of Bhutan 5 night 6 days trip in Bhutan. Our guide and driver were amazing! They were professional, entertaining and knowledgeable too. We had a short on time for trip therefore we chose to do the 5 night 6 days tour to Bhutan. This trip covered all the main sightseeing place such as Tashichho Dzong, Tiger's Nest Monastry, Dochu-La pass, Punaha Dzong, the palace of Great Happiness and lots of beautiful scenery, which is what drew us to Bhutan initially. The hotels and food on this tour were wonderful too, definitely exceeded my expectations. Our Guide coordinated perfectly and never had one fault due to miscommunication. Thanks Adventure Himalayan Travels and Treks for providing us with good guide and driver. Highly recommended, we'll be back for our next trip with Adventure Himalayan Travels and Treks

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We have been very fortunate to select Bhutan Acorn to organize our long overdue visit to the magical Kingdom of Bhutan. The guide and driver were very professional, punctual and always proactive. They made our stay very comfortable keeping the itinerary flexible each day. We must thank Mr. Karma who has been prompt and very helpful in planning our trip right from the beginning till the end. We definitely recommend Bhutan Acorn Tours & Travel!

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I've been on 3 OneSeed expeditions and I have loved every one of them. Each trip was well organized and a breeze to plan for (packing lists are provided). They also take into account the trekker's dietary needs ( I had vegetarian food on all 3 trips-- all delicious meals). The guides were amazing too, they were helpful and great company on long days. I would absolutely travel with them again. The trips I've done are: Epic Patagonia, Kilimanjaro Summit and Safari, and Drunk Path in Bhutan.

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A wonderful tour covering the highlights of Bhutan. The people were all so friendly, the tour was incredibly organized, and each day was a great mix of cultural activities and education plus outdoor excursions. I would highly recommend this option for people to explore Bhutan

Very well run by the local tour company (Gakyil) . My guide and driver were excellent.(Dev and Tashi) Both had really good knowledge. Tashi my guide gave me a great insight into Budhisim. We also had a lot of fun and many laughs. I highly recommend this tour. Bhutan is a real eye opener. There should be more places like this in this world. Glenn Burnside New Zealand

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Bhutan Tour Packages: Been in the news all over the years for being the first country to measure Happiness Index over their GDP, Bhutan is one of the most unique countries in the world. A country which is landlocked in the eastern Himalayas of South Asia, Bhutan is known for its stunning landscapes, rich culture, and its unique approach of measuring the progress of the country through National Happiness Index, making Bhutan tour packages popular gradually.

When you travel to the country with our Bhutan tour packages, you’ll notice that Bhutan is an intriguing and unique place to visit. Bhutan, a mostly Buddhist nation with a population of just over 750,000, is dedicated to sustainable development and has a strong respect for the environment, which travellers notice evidently during their Bhutan trip with our Bhutan tour packages. Bhutan has a wide variety of attractions despite its small size, including historic temples and monasteries, untouched mountains and forests, and lively festivals and celebrations. Bhutan tour packages have something to offer every traveller, whether they are seeking adventure, culture, or relaxation.

The cultural heritage and traditions of Bhutan have been passed down through generations. It serves as a destination that offers visitors looking to go deep into a different culture with a unique and authentic experience. Bhutan tour packages allow travellers to discover this fascinating nation and its culture.

Another aspect of Bhutanese culture that is interesting is its architecture, which is also one of those interesting things which excite travellers during their Bhutan trip with our Bhutan tour packages. Traditional Bhutanese buildings are made of earth stone, and wood and are decorated with elaborate wood carvings and vibrant paintings. The dzongs which in English are known as fortresses, with their imposing walls and elaborate courtyards, are very impressive, and for sure will leave a lasting impression in your heart when you take a Bhutan trip with our Bhutan tour packages and Bhutan holiday packages. These structures, which function as monasteries and administrative hubs, are an essential component of Bhutan's cultural heritage.

We’ve talked so much about the culture and unique traditions of Bhutan along with their architecture which you’ll get to witness with our Bhutan tour packages, we won’t keep you waiting and without a further ado its time to go deeper into the country and know more about the places which you’ll be exploring during a Bhutan trip with our Bhutan tour packages and Bhutan holiday packages. Let’s Go!

Places To Travel In Bhutan

Bhutan has a plethora of places to visit spread all over the country, the country has a plethora of natural and man made marvels which are essentials in almost all our Bhutan tour packages. Though Bhutan is a small country, it has a lot to offer travellers on a Bhutan trip with our Bhutan tour packages. From majestic mountains and forests to old temples and monasteries, Bhutan has it all. The country has something to offer to every traveller, whether they are seeking adventure, culture, or relaxation.

Sounds exciting right? Well, you can explore all the marvels of Bhutan with our Bhutan tour packages, just scroll through and check them out.

First up on the list of places to explore with Bhutan tour packages is the capital city of Bhutan, Thimphu. This vibrant city is the best place to learn about Bhutan's unique culture because it expertly blends traditional Bhutanese architecture with all the modern conveniences.

With our Bhutan tour packages, travellers on a Bhutan tour can explore all the attractions that Bhutan offers. The Tashichho Dzong, a massive fortress and monastery that serves as the seat of government, is one of Thimphu's top attractions which is included in all Bhutan tour packages. With towering walls, intricate carvings, and ornate decorations, the fortress is an impressive example of traditional Bhutanese architecture. During their Bhutan trip visitors can explore the dzong's myriad of courtyards, temples, and halls and gain knowledge about the fascinating history and importance to the Bhutanese people.

The country is also abode to a plethora of museums and institutions of information which exhibit a plethora of Bhutanese artifacts which resonate with the traditional arts and crafts of the country. During their Bhutan trio, visitors can also explore the country’s many galleries exhibits to learn more about the country’s unique culture and traditions.

Travellers on a Bhutan trip will also cherish Thimphu’s food scenes with the assortment of restaurants and food stalls which serve authentic Bhutanese cuisine like Ema Datshi, and momos among other dishes which are a must try during a Bhutan trip.

Places To Visit In Thimphu : Buddha Dordenma Statue, Semtokha Dzong, National Memorial Chhorten

Best Time To Visit Thimphu : September to November

Western Bhutan is abode to the charming town of Paro, which is known for both its breathtaking natural beauty and its rich cultural heritage. Tourists who want to experience Bhutan's distinctive culture and traditions during their Bhutan tour with our Bhutan packages frequently travel there. Travellers can explore the numerous attractions Paro has to offer with Bhutan tour packages.

The Paro Valley, a breathtaking and serene location encircled by mountains and forests, is one of Paro's main attractions in Bhutan packages. A leisurely stroll through the valley allows visitors to take in the breathtaking scenery and clean air. Many small farms and traditional homes can be found in the valley, giving visitors a glimpse into everyday life in Bhutan.

Historical temples and monasteries like the Kyichu Lhakhang and the Drugyel Dzong can also be found in Paro when exploring the city with our Bhutan tour packages and Bhutan holiday packages. One of Bhutan's oldest and most revered temples, the Kyichu Lhakhang dates to the 7th century. The temple is well-known for both its significance to Bhutanese religious customs and its exquisite architecture and carvings.

Besides this, Paro is also home to a plethora of temples and monasteries like the Kyichu Lhakhang and Drugel Dzong which are guaranteed to make a lasting impression in the hearts of travellers on a Bhutan trip with our Bhutan packages.

Places To Visit In Paro : National Museum of Bhutan, Paro Taktsang, Jangtsa Dumtseg Lhakhang

Best Time To Visit Paro : September to November

One of the most well liked vacation spots for visitors seeking peace and tranquilly is Punakha, which is a stunning valley in the western region of Bhutan. Travellers can explore and witness the numerous attractions that Punakha has to offer during their Bhutan trip with the help of our Bhutan packages and Bhutan holiday packages.

Punakha provides an assortment of hiking and trekking options for those who enjoy outdoor activities. An attractive trail leads to the popular Punakha Suspension Bridge through lush forests and past historic temples and monasteries. The trail leads to one of Bhutan's longest and highest suspension bridges, which offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.

Punakha is a also an amazing place to unwind in addition to its outdoor activities and cultural attractions. The valley is well liked for its stunning scenery and pleasing ambiance, making it the ideal getaway for people looking forward to get away from the bustle of city life.

Places To Visit In Punakha : Punakha Dzong, Punakha Suspension Bridge

Best Time To Visit Punkaha : September to November

3. Phuntsholing

Next destination in our Bhutan trip with the Bhutan tour packages and Bhutan holiday packages is the border town of Phuntsholing. It provides a fascinating fusion of Bhutanese and Indian cultures and serves as the primary entry point to Bhutan for tourists arriving by land from India. Travellers can explore the numerous attractions that Phuntsholing has to offer by taking advantage of Bhutan packages and Bhutan vacation packages.

The Bhutan Gate is the primary attraction of Phuntsholing, the gate marks the entry to Bhutan from India. This gate is a popular tourist attraction and is the perfect photo backdrop as it has intricate Bhutanese designs on it.

Phuntsholing is also an amazing location during a Bhutan trip for learning about Bhutan's distinct approach to environmental conservation. The nearby forests are home to several conservation initiatives aimed at protecting these and other endangered species, including the Royal Bengal Tiger and the Indian Rhinoceros.

Places To Visit In Phuntsholing : Karbandi Monastery, Zangtopelri, Gumpha Mandir

Best Time To Visit Phuntsholing : December to February

Next up in this Bhutan trip of our Bhutan tourism packages is Trongsa. Trongsa is a charming town in central Bhutan that should be on the list of must see destinations for anyone planning a Bhutan vacation. Visitors can explore the many attractions that Trongsa has to offer with Bhutan packages.

The Trongsa Dzong is an exquisite fortress established in the 16th century, and is one of Trongsa's most prominent sights. The fortress, an outstanding epitome of Bhutanese architecture in which resides temples galore, courtyards, and government buildings. The dzong is open for tours, where guests can discover its fascinating past as well as cultural significance.

The Ta Dzong another popular attraction in Bhutan tourism packages is a fortress which has been coverted into a museum that showcases Bhutan's history and culture, is another well known attraction in Trongsa. The museum, established in a former watchtower, offers visitors an exquisite opportunity to gain knowledge about Bhutan's distinctive history through a collection of artefacts and exhibits.

Trongsa is an amazing location to learn about Bhutan's distinct strategy for preservation of the environment. The region is abode to a number of projects meant to safeguard Bhutan's biological diversity, including the Black necked Crane Information Centre, which is devoted to preserving this species' habitat.

Places To Visit In Trongsa : Trongsa Dzong, Taa-Dzong, Chendebjio Chorten

Best Time To Visit Trongsa : November to February

6. Wangdue Phodrang

Located in central Bhutan is a town that goes by the name of Wangdue Phodrang, the town is known for offering travellers opting for Bhutan tourism packages an authentic Bhutanese experience. The town is renowned for its jaw dropping landscapes, distinctive culture, and a rich history which usually leaves a lasting impression on the heart of everyone who visits.

The Wangdue Phodrang Dzong, a fortress constructed in the 17th century, is one of the city's main attractions. One of the largest fortresses in Bhutan, this impressive building is perched atop a hill overlooking a valley. The dzong offers guided tours where guests can learn about its background and cultural significance.

Wangdue Phodrang also provides a plethora of opportunities for those who are interested in spirituality and meditation to connect with Bhutan's rich spiritual heritage. Numerous meditation retreats and centres can be found in the town, where guests can learn about Bhutanese meditation techniques and take in the serene ambiance of these revered locations.

Last but not least, Wangdue Phodrang is a wonderful location to enjoy the hospitality and cuisine of Bhutan. Ema datshi, suja, and momos are just a few of the traditional Bhutanese dishes that can be found in the town's restaurants and food stands. A traditional distilled spirit made from rice or wheat called ara can also be tried by tourists.

Places To Visit In Wangdue Phodrang : Phobjikha Valley, Gangtey Monastery, Pele La

Best Time To Visit Wangdue Phodrang : March to May

7. Trashigang

Eastern Bhutan's Trashigang is a stunning district well-known for its natural beauty, rich cultural history, and traditional handicrafts. It is a well-liked vacation spot for tourists who want to see Bhutan's off-the-beaten-path attractions.

Trashigang lies in an idyllic valley surrounded by mountains and rolling hills. The Trashigang Dzongkhag and the Khaling Wildlife Sanctuary are two of the district's many incredible natural landmarks. The Trashigang Dzongkhag is an aesthetic and idyllic fortress with breathtaking views of the encircling countryside that is perched on a hill overlooking the valley. The elusive snow leopard and the threatened black necked crane, on the other hand, can be found in the Khaling Wildlife Sanctuary, a natural haven.

In addition to its natural attractions, Trashigang is well famous for its rich cultural heritage. The Gom Kora Temple and the Radhi Lhakhang are just two of the district's numerous historic sites. The well known Guru Rinpoche is rumoured to have visited the Gom Kora Temple, while the Radhi Lhakhang is a charming temple well-known for its intricate wood carvings and beautiful architecture. Trashigang visitors can also explore the traditional villages nearby, which are well known for their unique textiles and handicrafts.

The active community life in Trashigang is another highlight. Visitors have the chance to experience Bhutan's rich cultural traditions at a number of festivals and events held in the district throughout the year. One of the most well known festivals in the region is the Trashigang Tshechu, which showcases conventional dances, music, and other performances.

Places To Visit In Trashigang : Trashigang Dzong, Chorten Kora, Gom Kora

Best Time To Visit Trashigang : October to December

8. Royal Manas National Park

Last destination in our list of best places to visit during this Bhutan trip is the Royal Manas National Park. One of Bhutan's biggest and most stunning national parks, Royal Manas National Park spans more than 1,000 square kilometres. It is situated on the border of the Indian state of Assam in the southern region of Bhutan. Tigers, elephants, leopards, and golden langurs are just a few of the many different plants and animals that can be found in the park. For both nature lovers and adventure seekers, it is a must visit location, and there are several Bhutan packages available that include a trip to the park.

With a surface area of more than 1,000 square kilometres, Royal Manas National Park is one of Bhutan's biggest and most stunning national parks. It is situated on Bhutan's southern border with the Indian state of Assam. Tigers, elephants, leopards, and golden langurs are just a few of the many species of flora and fauna that call the park home. There are several Bhutan packages that include a trip to the park, making it a must-visit location for both nature lovers and adventure seekers.

The opportunity to experience traditional Bhutanese culture is one of the highlights of a visit to the Royal Manas National Park. The park contains several small villages inhabited by indigenous communities such as the Tshanglas and the Bodos. Interacting with the locals allows visitors to learn about their unique way of life, including traditional customs, music, and cuisine.

Visitors can participate in a variety of adventure activities at the park in addition to its natural and cultural attractions. Numerous rivers and waterfalls in the park provide opportunities for kayaking and white water rafting. For a more in-depth exploration of the park's many natural wonders and to spot wildlife, visitors can also go on a guided tour or a jeep safari.

Best Time To Visit Royal Manas National Park : October to May

With this we come to the end of the list of the best places to visit on a Bhutan trip. Post this, its now time to dive deep into the best things to do on a Bhutan trip with our Bhutan packages.

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1. visit the tiger’s nest monastery.

One of Bhutan's most well-known sites is the Tiger's Nest Monastery, also referred to as Paro Taktsang. Buddhists regard it as a holy place because they think Guru Rinpoche, the founder of Tibetan Buddhism, meditated there and attained enlightenment. The monastery is situated in Paro Valley and can only be reached by a difficult walk through the forest. It is perched 900 metres above the Paro Valley floor on a cliff.

The trek to the Tiger's Nest Monastery is strenuous but worthwhile. The trek is a steep ascent that takes about two to three hours each way, with some sections requiring you to climb steps carved into the mountain. You will pass through a forest of rhododendron and pine trees along the way, and you'll get to take in breath taking views of the Paro Valley below.

Observing the Guru Rinpoche's meditation cave, which resides in one of the temples is one of the highlights of an excursion to the Tiger's Nest Monastery. Even though the cave is small and unassuming, it serves as a potent reminder of the spiritual importance of this location.

The Tiger's Nest Monastery visit is a once in a lifetime opportunity that just cannot be missed. Trekking through Bhutan's rich cultural and religious heritage is a difficult but rewarding experience. The Tiger's Nest Monastery is certain to leave you feeling inspired and humbled by the beauty and spirituality of this sacred site, whether you are a Buddhist pilgrim or merely a curious traveller.

2. Experiencing The Bhutanese Culture and Traditions

Experiencing Bhutanese culture and traditions should be at the top of your list if you're planning a Bhutan trip. Here are a few ways to fully experience Bhutan's vibrant culture:

Attend a Festival: Bhutan is known for its vibrant and colourful festivals, which are observed all year long. The chance to learn about and experience Bhutanese culture and traditions is provided by these festivals.

Visit Dzongs and Monasteries: Bhutan is home to many Dzongs (fortresses), which are not only architectural wonders but also the epicentres of Bhutanese culture and religion.

Try the Bhutanese cuisine: Travellers during their Bhutan trip should try out the many dishes that are a part of the Bhutan cuisine like momos, Phaksha Paa, and Ema Datshi.

3. Learn About Bhutanese Textiles

Learning about Bhutanese textiles is a great way to learn about its culture and traditions because they are known for their intricate designs and patterns. To see how these fabrics are made, you can go toweaving studios and textile museums.

4. Practice Meditation

Bhutan is a one of those countries where Buddhism is an integral part of daily life. Practicing meditation at a monastery or temple is an excellent way to immerse yourself in the spiritual and cultural aspects of Bhutan.

5. Participate In A Farm Stay

Bhutan is a predominantly agricultural nation, and farming is central to its traditions and culture. An excellent way to experience local culture and discover conventional farming practises is to take part in a farm stay.

Well, with this to come to the end of the things which you should do during a Bhutan trip. Well to sum it up, we’d just like to say that Bhutan is a place with a distinctive fusion of spirituality, culture, and natural beauty. Bhutan is without a doubt a gem in the Himalayas with its pristine landscapes, vibrant festivals, intricate architecture, and hospitable people. Bhutan has something to offer to everyone, whether travellers are seeking adventure, cultural immersion, or spiritual enlightenment, Bhutan has it all. So without any further delay, pack your bags and start your Bhutan adventure.

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Thimphu, Bhutan's capital, offers a blend of tradition and modernity, with attractions like the Tashichho Dzong, Buddha Dordenma, and vibrant markets.

Punakha, nestled in Bhutan's picturesque valleys, showcases the magnificent Punakha Dzong, serene rivers, and a rich cultural heritage that enchants visitors.

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Bhutan is a country led by its unique philosophy of happiness, and is beautifully nestled deep in the Himalayas. Its uneven terrain forms some of the most beautiful landscapes you'll ever come across. Experience with that its culture, staying in the eastern part of Bhutan, and you have got yourself an unforgettable vacation.

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Arrival in Paro – Thimphu (2334m)

As you arrive at Paro Airport, the flattest land in the country, we will head towards the Capital city, Thimphu. En route, we will stop at Tachogang Lhakhang Bridge . Evening will be at leisure. Overnight stay in Thimphu

Thimphu – Dochula Pass(3150m) - Punakha

After a leisurely breakfast, we’ll visit the Simply Bhutan Museum , next we’ll head towards Punakha. En route, we’ll pass by the Dochula Pass (3150 m) a beautiful mountain pass, which is a concentration of 108 memorial stupas. Evening at leisure in Punakha. Overnight stay in Punakha.

Wake up to clear skies, and hills clad with clouds. Today we’ll visit Punakha Dzong . The Dzong stands on the bank of the confluence of the Phochu and Mochu rivers, making it the most beautiful destination in Bhutan. Next to visit is the Punakha Suspension Bridge , the second-longest bridge in Bhutan. We will then hike to Chimi Lhakhang , the temple of fertility. In the evening, we'll enjoy a display of the Bhutanese national sport, archery. Dinner and overnight stay in Punakha.

Punakha - Pelela Pass (3423m) - Bumthang (East Bhutan)

Today we’ll drive to Bumthang Valley , the spiritual heartland known as the Switzerland of Bhutan. We’ll drive through the beautiful alpine mountain passes and valleys of eastern Bhutan. There will be a number of stops for photography. We will spend the evening enjoying the beautiful views of the valley.

Bumthang Sightseeing - Tang Valley

Today we’ll visit one of the best-kept secrets of Bhutan, the Tang Valley . We’ll head to Ogyen Choling , a 120-year-old heritage property, and have lunch served by the local host with her hands in the alfresco. After Lunch, visit the 400 years old Ogyen Choling Museum . Retrace the way and stop at Mebartsho (Burning Lake) located over the feeder road under Bumthang Valley. Stop by the Red Panda Cafe to buy locally made products such as jams, honey cheese, and handicrafts.

Bumthang - Phobjikha Valley (3000m)

Early morning we’ll depart for Phobjikha Valley . On your way, we will see monks walking down the valley, wait and wave at them as you pass by. After lunch, we will hike the village road to reach the bottom of the valley. Visit the Black-Necked Crane Information Centre to learn more about these endangered birds that flock from Tibet to Bhutan every winter. Overnight stay in Phobjikha.

Phobjikha Valley- Thimphu (2334m)

Today we’ll head to the capital city of Bhutan, Thimphu. En route, we’ll visit the Gangtey Dzong , which traces the history of the early 17th century. Next, we’ll take the road and head toward Thimphu. In the evening visit the largest sitting Buddha in the world, the Dordenma Buddha statue , perched on the hilltop giving the best views of Thimphu. Overnight stay in Thimphu.

Thimphu - Chelela pass (3988m) - Ha Valley

Today we’ll drive to the beautiful Ha Valley . En route, we will stop by Chelela Pass (3988m), the highest motor-able road pass connecting the Paro and Ha district. We will head to explore the beautiful Ha Valley nestled in the south- western part of Bhutan. Overnight stay in Ha Valley.

Ha Valley – Paro (2200m)

Today we will visit the only Indian Army cantonment in Bhutan, serving as a base for the Doklam post . In the afternoon, we will head towards Paro. Arrive in Paro at the time of lunch. We'll visit the 17th-century Paro Dzong , ranked one of the best Bhutanese architectural structures. In the evening, walk around to explore the authentic handicraft shops and small restaurants around. Overnight in Paro.

Paro is home to the world-famous Taktsang Monastery (Tiger Nest Temple). Bhutan’s most iconic landmark. As you start your hike you’ll see the colorful prayer flags fluttering freely leading you all the way to the monastery. People who cannot make it due to the steep descent will explore the base camp and head to Ta Dzong National Museum , converted from a watchtower, perched above Paro Dzong. End your day with relaxing Hot stone therapy (Optional). Overnight stay in Paro

Paro - Kolkata

Depart for Kolkata by flight and arrive in time for lunch. In the evening, head to the airport to depart for home with lovely memories of the trip.

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Bhutan is a colorful and vibrant country in the lap of the Himalayas. It is popular among tourists for its scenic landscapes, monasteries, temples, Buddhist culture, colorful festivals, and happy people across the country. If you want a first-hand experience of the beauty and culture of Bhutan, then we at Anubhav Vacations are here to help you and your family with our amazing Bhutan tour packages.

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At Anubhav Vacations, we are pleased to inform you that our Bhutan travel packages are highly popular among tourists. This is because our packages have interesting and comfortable itineraries that cover most parts of Bhutan.

Our vacation package includes twin-sharing accommodation, meals, internal road transfers, Bhutan’s sustainable development fee, e-permit, and travel insurance for tourists less than 70 years old. We also provide pick-up and drop-off at the airport. As far as our accommodation and meals are concerned, you can rest assured that we provide clean and hygienic stays and the best quality food.

Our Bhutan tour packages are highly recommended if you are traveling in a group. Imagine exploring a new Himalayan country with your college buddies or work friends. You can wake up amidst lush green hills and go on a countryside drive along the valleys of Bhutan and the spectacular mountain passes. Not only this, but you can also enjoy local Bhutanese cuisine and purchase local handicrafts.

Overview of Our Bhutan Holiday Packages

Our Bhutan holiday packages are luxury packages of 10 nights/ 11 days. The dates for our tours are between September-November and March-June. We follow a Kolkata-Paro-Thimphu-Punakha-Bumthang-Phobjikha Valley-Thimphu-Ha Valley-Paro-Kolkata route.

If you choose our Bhutan tour packages for your next holidays, then you can visit the most beautiful bridges across the country. These bridges are the Tachogang Lhakhang Bridge on the way to Thimphu and the Punakha Suspension Bridge in Punakha. Our package will also take you to some scenic mountain passes such as the Dochula Pass, the Pelela Pass, and the Chelela Pass.

When in Bhutan, let’s not forget the beautiful monasteries, museums, and temples. The Simply Bhutan Museum, the Chimi Lhakhang Temple of Fertility, the Ogyen Choling Museum, the Dordenma Buddha statue, the Paro Dzong, the popular Taktsang Monastery (Tiger Nest Temple) in Paro, and the Ta Dzong National Museum, Paro are some of the most remarkable attractions portraying ancient history in Bhutan.

Apart from these cultural sites, our package also covers the picturesque valleys of Bhutan such as the Bumthang Valley, the Tang Valley, the Phobjikha Valley, and the Ha Valley. The views of these valleys will make you wonder why you didn’t visit this beautiful country sooner. If you are a couple, then Bhutan could be a perfect romantic destination for you and your partner.

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Whether you are looking forward to a family holiday in Bhutan or an adventure expedition or a cultural tour or wish to seek the blessings of Lord Buddha and Guru Rinpoche in a pilgrimage tour or probably a cozy honeymoon, our wide variety of Bhutan tour packages are well-crafted to offer you the best holiday in a country where happiness is contagious.

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Away from the chaotic city life, there is a country that measures its GDP in happiness. Known for its purity, softness, majestic Himalayas and natural beauty, Bhutan is must visit for people who love nature. Bhutan is magical yet mystical at the same time and to explore this gem, our tour Packages to Bhutan come in handy. From solo travellers and backpacking trips to family getaways we give the personalized touch to all your travel plans and come out with the holiday package that suits your fancy. Unlike other tour packages which start and end the trip by taking tourists only to the popular destinations, we make sure that you feel an extraordinary experience and get to know Bhutan even more closely.

Our family tours to this happiest country of the world include National Museum of Bhutan and Thimphu weekend market. Apart from city tours and temple hopping, we also have rafting, rock climbing, trekking and kayaking packages for all the adventure junkies. With stunning sights, beautiful flora and fauna and rich culture, Bhutan is not only a beautiful place nestled in the lap of nature but is also one the excellent honeymoon destinations. You can also check out our honeymoon travel package to Bhutan where we promise you the exotic stay and memories which you will cherish for the lifetime.

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Blessed with diverse landscape and salubrious weather, bhutan can be termed as a year round destination..

Each season in Bhutan is a time to experience a different side of the country. While the summers are perfect to marvel at the lofty Himalayan peaks, the monsoon is the time to appreciate the verdant flora, and the winter on the other side is the season of entering a white magical land.

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Boasting excellent road and air connectivity, bhutan endeavours to provide a holistic travel experience to its visitors..

The three open borders with India and frequent flights from other parts of Asia beckon competent accessibility system in Bhutan. With its road transportation system in place and a stunning international airport, Bhutan offers decent accessibility that ensure comfortable travel experience to its visitors.

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Following are some of the frequently asked questions by travellers who are planning to visit bhutan, and our answers along with them..

For international tourists, our all-inclusive Bhutan tour package includes accommodation, transport, entrances, visa, tour guides and more. For Indian tourists, the services in the tour package are included as per the client's requirement.

Yes, we do provide private as well as group Bhutan tours where you will be assisted by a tour guide and a driver.

Yes, with us you can customize your Bhutan itinerary/tour that will be based on your interests and time frame.

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There is no such time period for booking the Bhutan tour, but it is advisable to book your tour one month in advance to secure your hotel bookings.

You will have different cuisines (both veg and non-veg) to choose from including Bhutanese, Tibetan, Indian and more. Also, you can relish Ema Datshi, the national dish of Bhutan.

Yes, hotel bookings are included in Bhutan tour package.

No, flights are not included in Bhutan tour package.

Your Bhutan tour payment can be made either via Bank Transfer or Credit Card.

Yes, we do provide 24 hours support in case of any emergency during the Bhutan Trip.

Yes, attractions/monuments/museums fee in Bhutan vacation package is included for tourists from countries other than India. For Indian tourists, the fee is optional.

The minimum cost of Bhutan Trip from India depends on the requirement of the clients.

Yes, we do provide flight booking for Bhutan for both Indian as well as international tourists.

Paro and Thimphu are the most popular destinations to visit during a religious/pilgrimage trip to Bhutan.

Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, Gangtey and Bumthang are the best places to visit for a honeymoon in Bhutan.

Paro, Thimphu and Punakha are the best and most preferred destinations to visit on a family trip in Bhutan.

The accommodation options in Bhutan offer the best services and amenities. Yes, there are luxury, semi-luxury and budget accommodations available.

Yes, there are a number of homestays available in Bhutan.

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Welcome to Bhutan – the land of the Thunder Dragon on the eastern slope of the Himalayas. Holding the majestic landscapes with breathtaking vistas, pristine forests, snow-capped mountain ranges coupled with the long-lasting cultural diversity shrouded in mythology, ancient beliefs and Buddhist traditions, Bhutan offers authentic experiences in the journey hike up to the most sacred Buddhist temples. Strolling along the longest suspension bridge in the country and learn about the daily life of Bhutanese monks in the Punakha Dzong which is widely known as the Place of Great Happiness. Let your soul mingle with the excitement of the most vibrant festivals, wear the traditional dress and gain a deep insight into the mystical cultural identity of the happiest kingdom in the world. The warmth, hospitality, and politeness of the local people ensure a memorable vacation not only unique but truly valuable.

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Tour Route:  Paro – Thimphu  – Punakha – Wangdi – Paro

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• Discover the historical significance of Paro as you visit the Rinpung Dzong

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• Delve into Bhutanese culture at Simtokha Dzong and Zilukha Nunnery
• Embark on an unforgettable trek to the sacred Taktsang Monastery

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• Hike to the legendary Tiger's Nest, perched on a cliffside with breathtaking views
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• Visit the historic Chimmi Lhakhang, a sacred monastery with intriguing stories

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Our Bhutan trip was one of the greatest and most unforgettable experiences of our lives! Go Bhutan Tours is very well organized with professional and friendly staff, communicates effectively, and takes our wishes into account. We experienced and truly felt the magic as well as spiritual vibes in monasteries. We learned about Buddhism and the royal family in Bhutan, and we immersed ourselves in Bhutanese culture through visits to villages, schools, and homestays. We had very interesting and honest discussions with our guide and driver. We thoroughly enjoyed discovering the authenticity of central and eastern Bhutan.

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We had planned to visit Bhutan, and we are glad we did. We spent 2 weeks in such a country with Go Bhutan Tours, and I wholeheartedly recommend it. We had a great time here, and we visited amazing places. Bhutan is an incredible destination that combines awe-inspiring nature, stunning landscapes, rich history, friendly people, and delicious food. Sonam was great, always helpful during the trip, making it a wonderful experience.

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From the iconic Tiger's Nest Monastery to the serene prayer halls of Gangte Goemba, our Bhutan travel packages provide an unparalleled opportunity to experience the hidden treasures of this isolated nation. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, a culture connoisseur, or an adventure seeker, Bhutan has something for everyone. "Go Bhutan Tours" ensures that your journey to Bhutan is not only memorable but also hassle-free. Explore our offerings, discover the diverse landscapes, and immerse yourself in the magic of Bhutan.

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Go Bhutan Tours uses local transportation alternatives and conventional modes of transportation whenever possible because they typically have less of an impact on the environment, help small local businesses, and are far more enjoyable. The type of excursion you choose while on a Bhutan tour package will determine how you get there. Minibus: Due to the weather, a lack of paved roads, and limited public transportation choices, traveling around Bhutan can be challenging. So plan on taking a minibus while you're not hiking.

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Embark on a journey to explore the fascinating culture and customs of Bhutan with "Go Bhutan Tours." Beyond the awe-inspiring Himalayas lies a land where tradition and modernization harmoniously coexist. Bhutan's unique allure has enticed a growing number of travelers since it opened its doors in 1974, welcoming over 200,000 visitors.

The enchantment of Bhutan is evident in its alpine landscapes, mesmerizing Buddhist architecture, and its enigmatic ambiance. It's a place where Gross National Happiness (GNH) takes precedence over GDP, emphasizing the well-being of its people. Bhutan holds the distinction of being the only nation on Earth with a net negative carbon footprint, a testament to its commitment to preserving the environment, influenced by its Buddhist heritage, which makes up nearly 75% of the population.

In Bhutan, the term that resonates most profoundly is "rich." This nation is rich in history, heritage, and customs, offering a wealth of cultural experiences. As Bhutan continues to evolve, there is a delicate balance to be struck between tradition and the rapid advancement of technology, a transition that will be fascinating to witness. Join our Bhutan Tours to delve into the heart of this rich culture and tradition, and explore the customs that make Bhutan truly unique.

Eating & Drinking

The spicy food of Bhutan is renowned for knocking even the most traveler's socks off. If you prefer things spicy, you might just have reached heaven because most of it is garnished with chilies; but, for someone else, it will be pretty warm. Here are some dishes to watch out for a Bhutan vacation:

These cheese sauce-covered, extremely hot chillies are offered. It’s the traditional dish of Bhutan, where ema is the word for "chili" and datshi is the word for "cheese."

Phak sha pa

Red chile, onion, tomato, ginger, and radish slices are used to stew chopped pork.

The Bhutanese consume a lot of wheat, which is often reddish in hue. This is as a result of its cultivation in the rich Paro Valley soil. This one has a nutty taste and is frequently served with chili and mushrooms.

These Tibetan dumplings are typically served as a snack and are filled with meat, cheese, or veggies. Momos should never be refused.

Red Panda beer

The Bumthang Brewery, which is operated by a Swiss citizen who wed a Bhutanese, produces the famous Red Panda Weiss Beer of Bhutan. The sole export brewery in Bhutan is this one. There is a thin white foam on the beer, which has a murky yellow color. Residents and visitors alike adore this excellent beer.

Plan-based options

Vegetarians will have an easy time traveling to Bhutan because the country does not consume a meal of meat. Because cheese is frequently used in meals, vegans may find it more challenging. Make sure to specify that you want your meals cooked without dairy or margarine. Obviously, vacationing with a local makes everything much simpler. With Go Bhutan Tours, you'll get a local guide who can explain meals and suggest healthy plant-based options.

The most stunning moment to go on a Bhutan tour is the spring periods of mid-March to early May, when rhododendrons and other flowers are in blossom and the temperature has started to warm up, which are often cited as the ideal times to travel. Another great period is in the fall, from September through November, when the sky is predicted to be bright and the hills should be visible. It appears that March/April and September/October are the busiest carnival seasons.

A Bhutan trip will satisfy your desire for high caliber handicrafts and vibrant art. Despite Bhutan's lack of a reputation as a premier shopping location, there are many skilled artists producing high-quality goods here. To be assured that you can carry particular things back into your place of origin, it is a great idea to verify with your local customs officers. General terms, the laws governing customs are rigorous in the US and Canada.

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In Bhutan, artisanal spinning is at its very best. Visit one of the numerous textile shopping options in the towns of Bhutan to select from a wide variety of vibrant rugs, clothes, shawls, and decorations.

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Consider purchasing a CD of singing monks from Bhutan to use as a musical stress relief when you get home and are back in office daily.

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For parents and friends, colorful prayer banners, aromatic candles, and rosary beads make thoughtful presents.

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Step into the vibrant tapestry of Bhutan's culture with "Go Bhutan Tours" and immerse yourself in the colorful world of Bhutanese festivals and events. Bhutan is not just about its breathtaking landscapes and ancient traditions; it's also a land of joyous celebrations and major events.

Throughout the year, Bhutan hosts a plethora of festivals that offer a glimpse into the heart and soul of this remarkable nation. From the lively Paro Tsechu to the mystical Punakha Drubchen, these festivals are a window into Bhutan's rich religious and cultural heritage. The Tshechus, or religious festivals, are among the major events in Bhutan, and they are celebrated with great fervor and enthusiasm.

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23 essential things to know before visiting Bhutan

Feb 2, 2024 • 15 min read

You'll want to observe proper etiquette at Bhutan's Buddhist sites, such as Punakha Dzong © Kateryna Mashkevych / Shutterstock

Perched in the Himalayas between India and China, tiny Bhutan , with cliff-hanging monasteries, golden-roof temples and colorful prayer flags strung along trails and peaks, stands as the last Buddhist kingdom on earth.

Its careful tourism policy has allowed it to slowly open to the outside world without compromising its culture and traditions or degrading its pristine natural environment – two pillars of  Gross National Happiness (GNH), a unique philosophy that guides the government of Bhutan. 

Having traveled extensively in Bhutan on assignment, I’ve come to embrace its diverse seasons and activities, from horse trekking in Bumthang to rafting down the purple-jacaranda-lined Punakha River to learning how to make hoentey (a specialty buckwheat dumpling eaten during Lomba, the New Year) in the semi-remote Haa Valley.

This quick guide navigates Bhutan's cultural landscape, highlighting its local customs and quirks, as you plan your journey to the country known locally as Druk Yul, the Land of the Thunder Dragon. 

1. Independent travel is finally possible, but a tour operator is still the way to go

Since reopening in 2022, Bhutan has scrapped its all-inclusive tour-package minimum, and initially raised the Sustainable Daily Fee (SDF) to US$200 before reducing it to US$100 , valid now through September 2027. There is a 50% discount for kids ages six to 11, with no SDF for those under six. A one-time US$40 visa-application fee  also applies.

Fees are significantly lower for travelers from India, who can visit with a special permit. Indian travelers need to have a passport or voter ID card. Indian Aadhar cards are not accepted. Meanwhile, Bangladeshi and Maldivian nationals are  eligible for visa upon arrival , but must pay the SDF.

The good news is that adventurous travelers planning a trip can now independently book accommodations, guides (mandatory for any journey beyond Thimphu and Paro) and transportation. You can also, for the first time ever, extend your visa while you’re there, and you can even drive your own car – for a fee. 

However, for activities like trekking, attending festivals or engaging in more specialized interests, such as birding, horse trekking or cycling, using a tour operator will undoubtedly enhance your overall experience – and is generally required. Lists of certified tour operators, guides and accommodations, including hotels and homestays, can be found on the official Bhutan Travel website .

2. Book early for festivals and trekking in the high season

Since reopening, there are no longer incentives for offseason travel, except for occasional hotel deals. This means you may as well time your trip with autumn and spring, when the most famous tsechus (monastic festivals) take place and the leaves change or rhododendrons bloom, respectively. Book far ahead if you’re considering attending a celebration or going trekking.

That said, locals argue that anytime of year is wonderful to visit Bhutan – and that summer and winter are just as wonderful, with plenty of lesser-known festivals. But these seasons are not ideal if you’re planning a multiday trek, due to muddy trails and chilly camping.

Still, the winter holiday season is auspicious, offering crisp air, clear skies and perfect light for photography, with few travelers. Plus, if you go for the December 17 National Day celebrations at Changlimithang Stadium in Thimphu , you may even get the chance to meet the king! 

3. Travel insurance is mandatory 

Per Bhutan’s Tourism Rules and Regulations 2022 , you must have travel insurance that covers accidental death, permanent disability due to accidents, emergency medical evacuation and hospital charges in case of sickness. You’ll need your proof of insurance coverage – in English – in order to apply for your visa. 

If you do find yourself feeling unwell during your trip, consider a visit to Thimphu’s National Institute of Traditional Medicine . A doctor will assess your pulse, temperature and ask about your bowels. In turn, you’ll receive a prescription for ayurvedic medicine crafted from local plants, all at no cost. (A small donation is appreciated.) Another moniker for Bhutan is “Menjong,” which aptly means “Land of Medicinal Herbs.”

Alternatively, head to the nearest hospital or health clinic for treatment geared towards Western medicine. The Jigme Dorji Wangchuck National Referral Hospital , also known as the National Referral Hospital, is the biggest in Bhutan and located in Thimphu. 

4. Only two airlines fly to Bhutan

Bhutan is served by two national airlines: Drukair and Bhutan Airlines . Because of the challenging landing conditions at Paro International Airport, surrounded by peaks as high as 5500m (18,000ft), only a select few pilots are authorized to fly there.

Direct flights to and from Paro connect you to various destinations, including Bangladesh (Dhaka), India (Bagdogra, Guwahati, Kolkata and New Delhi), Nepal (Kathmandu), Singapore, Thailand (Bangkok) and, from March 2024, the UAE (Sharjah). While Bangkok and Delhi are common entry points, Kathmandu promises the most epic route, with glimpses of Mt Everest on clear days. Request a window seat on the left-hand side when flying to Bhutan. 

Note that it’s not possible to check your luggage through to your final destination, so you’ll have to claim it before boarding your Bhutan connection. 

You can also reach Bhutan overland via India. (Bhutan has border disputes with China. Transit is not possible.) 

5. Bhutan is the world’s first carbon-negative country

Bhutan gained global attention for being the world's first carbon-negative country. Aside from its relatively underpopulated and underdeveloped status (being roughly the same size as Switzerland with only 10% of its population), a key factor in sustaining this achievement is a landmark constitutional mandate requiring the country to maintain a minimum of 60% forest coverage at all times. This is further supported by the environmental conservation pillar of GNH. 

Plastic has also been banned since 1999, though it's not regularly enforced. Nevertheless, do your part to keep the environment clean. There’s plenty of signage to remind you along the way: “Clean & beautiful environment is a feast to the soul,” says one placard en route to the Tiger’s Nest Monastery . 

6. Bhutan is exceptionally safe

Bhutan, a happy and devout Buddhist nation, maintains a low crime rate, with violent crime being scarce. One of the safest countries you’ll ever visit, it’s ranked the 25th-least-corrupt nation out of 180 countries by Transparency International. 

As a single woman, I never felt unsafe on any of my trips to Bhutan. I was also never truly “alone” since I was always under the watchful eye of my guide or local friends. In recent years, the number of female guides has increased, which is more good news for solo women travelers . 

7. Save the hike up to Tiger's Nest for the end

Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) can occur when travelers are above 2500m (8202ft). Given that the most commonly visited cities Thimphu and Paro are just 200m to 300m below that threshold, and that several treks in the Bhutanese Himalayas traverse mountain passes reaching heights of 5000m, AMS is a risk in Bhutan.

Ascend slowly, take rest days when needed, and if you begin to feel ill, stop. If it's not managed carefully, AMS can develop into life-threatening forms of altitude sickness, so pay close attention to how you're feeling. If your symptoms don’t ease, descend right away. Helicopter rescue is always an option in case of emergency.

Note: Due to the altitude, acclimatization may be necessary. I recommend waiting a few days or until the end of your trip – saving the best for last! – before embarking on the iconic Tiger’s Nest Monastery trek , which ascends about 1000m (3000ft). Make sure to schedule a traditional hot-stone bath afterward as well.

8. Stay current on your vaccinations

No vaccines are required for entry into Bhutan. This includes the COVID-19 jab, although you may need proof of it if you’re traveling via India.

That said, you should stay up-to-date with your vaccines and consult a healthcare professional at least eight weeks before your departure in case you need any boosters. Standard recommendations include vaccinations for hepatitis A and B, diphtheria, tetanus, and typhoid, in addition to childhood vaccinations for measles-mumps-rubella and polio.  

For longer trips, including travelers who are moving to Bhutan, you may wish to consider vaccinations for Japanese encephalitis and rabies. Rabies is particularly noteworthy since friendly animals, like monkeys and dogs, can all transmit the virus, and untreated infection is fatal. If you are bitten by an animal, such as a stray dog, immediately go to the nearest health clinic and get a postexposure prophylaxis shot (you’ll need a total of four). 

9. Pack a few medical essentials

Be wary of mosquito-borne illnesses when visiting in the summer months and in the southern regions. Because of climate change, Bhutan had its first nation-wide dengue epidemic in 2019. Dengue is deadly, and there is no vaccine to protect against it. (Malaria, which can be prevented with drugs, is rare and – fingers crossed – anticipated to be eliminated by 2025 .)

You’ll need sunscreen too. Bhutan's average elevation is 3280m (10,760ft), making it one of the highest countries in the world. It also shares the same latitude as Texas, Egypt and the Bahamas, so the sun is strong. Protect your skin – and your eyes. 

There are no tunnels in Bhutan, which means the mountain roads are windy. You may want to consider bringing Dramamine for car sickness and Diamox for altitude sickness – consult your healthcare provider before you travel to discuss whether they're right for you. Pack your own diapers and tampons, if you use them; you can, however, find menstrual pads in stores and at select hotels and restaurants. And don’t forget earplugs – at night, howling dogs can be disruptive to sleep, especially in downtown Thimphu. 

10. Bhutanese food is surprisingly delicious – and spicy!

For decades, Bhutanese cuisine suffered in reputation because travelers were mostly exposed to mediocre buffets at their three-star hotels, featuring Indian, Chinese and continental dishes tailored precisely to their palates.

Thankfully, those buffets are slowly being phased out. The local cuisine, emphasizing fresh and seasonal ingredients, is on the up and up and proving to be extremely tasty, if you know where to go. Ask your tour operator or guide for recommendations. 

And while Bhutanese cuisine is defined by hot chili peppers, such as with ema datse (chilies with cheese) and kewa datse  (potatoes, chilies and cheese), dishes can be modified according to your taste if requested in advance. Still, you may need antacids. 

11. Don’t drink the tap water

Tap water isn’t safe to drink in Bhutan unless it has been boiled or purified. Ask your hotel or guesthouse for boiled water, or purchase bottled water to have on your person. 

Do, however, drink the local whiskey and lager (Bhutan has a flourishing craft-beer scene). 

12. Learn local etiquette

“ Kuzu zangpo la ” means “hello” in Dzongkha, a Sino-Tibetan language and the national language of Bhutan, most commonly spoken in the western part of the country. Recite this while bowing (shaking hands is less common). The deeper the bow, the greater the respect. 

Aside from Dzongkha (and the many other local languages and dialects), English is widely spoken because it is the language of instruction in schools. When Bhutanese converse in English, it is common to hear the word “la” at the end of a sentence or question as a sign of respect; for example, “Thank you, la.” Feel free to reciprocate. 

If you find yourself invited into someone’s home and offered food, tradition dictates that you say the words “ meshu meshu”  while covering your mouth with your hands. After two or three offers, it is customary to accept. Similarly, if you are the one making an offer, or even giving a gift or tip, expect similar resistance. (Do consider giving a small tip if someone has invited you into their home and served you food or arra, a local spirit distilled from rice.)

13. Tipping is appreciated (but not mandatory) 

Even if you’ve paid in advance for your all-inclusive trip, show appreciation to your guide and driver by tipping them at the end. On a trek, extend this gesture to the crew – ie the cook, any helpers and the horsemen. While 10–15% is normal, the amount and currency are up to you. 

Tipping is not necessary at restaurants and hotels. A 10% service charge is already added to your bill when you dine out. 

14. Bhutan has nightlife

While most people are drawn to Bhutan for its serene landscapes, peaceful Buddhist monasteries and imposing fortresses ( dzongs ) such as  Punakha Dzong , the country is hiding a buzzing nightlife and music scene that is equally worth exploring. 

Thimphu's nightlife centers around Chang Lam near the stadium, featuring diverse options like the Zone (a popular bar hangout), Mojo Park (a fantastic music venue, where the band Misty Terrace got its start), the Grey Area (Bhutan’s first gastropub) and nightclubs Space 34 and Viva City, which are open to the wee hours.

Note:  Bhutan has ended dry Tuesdays and bars ars are now open throughout the week. 

15. It is finally legal to smoke in Bhutan, but be discreet

Bhutan was long known for its drastic yet visionary health law that forbade smoking and the trade of tobacco products. While the law was recently reversed, smoking must be done “out of sight,” ie behind buildings. The same goes for vaping.

Despite cannabis growing prolifically throughout the country, it remains illegal. Possession can land you in jail for up to one year. The only “drugs” produced in the country are traditional medicines. 

Note: While vaping products are sold in a few places in Thimphu, they’re not widely available. It’s advisable to bring your own. 

16. Keep an open mind

Whether it’s migoi  (yeti) sightings in Bhutan’s wild east, the significance of phalluses as symbols of protection or the flying tiger bringing Guru Rinpoche to the cave where the gravity-defying Tiger’s Nest Monastery now stands, folktales, myths and legends are an integral part of Bhutan’s culture and national pride – and believed to be true.

Approach Bhutan with an open mind. Westerners may find it challenging to suspend logic and reason, but be kind when pushing back, and consider setting aside your own preconceptions. Do as the new tourism tagline says: Believe. 

17. Pack layers

You’ll want layers for fluctuating temperatures and varying terrains, and modest clothing for entering temples and monasteries, including socks for cold temple floors. Aside from a good pair of hiking boots, bring a nicer shoe to wear with a gho  or kira  (Bhutanese national dress for men and women, respectively), should you decide to buy an outfit  – highly recommended if you’re attending a festival or meeting with a dignitary. For inspiration, follow Bhutan Street Fashion on Instagram or Facebook.

18. Carry small change

Cash is necessary for buying souvenirs, leaving small donations at monasteries, nunneries and temples (particularly if you’d like a blessing from a monk), and giving tips to your guide, driver and trekking crew, as mentioned earlier. 

If you’re an independent traveler, you’ll want to have small bills on hand to pay for entrance fees to sites and museums. Few – as in almost zero – businesses accept credit cards.

19. Stay connected

SIM cards used to be challenging to obtain, but now you can easily get them upon arrival at Paro International Airport. You can also rent a pocket Wi-Fi device there – useful if you’re planning to visit remote regions and need to be online. 

20. Bring cash and download these apps

It’s easier to bring your own money (make sure the bills are crisp) rather than rely on and seek out ATM machines in the country. The official currency in Bhutan is the ngultrum, which is pegged 1:1 to the Indian rupee. Do exchange at a bank or hotel so that you can have some small ngultrum notes for butter-lamp offerings and such. 

Most Bhutanese businesses accept cash or payments through either goBoB or the  BNB MyPay app . Foreign visitors can activate the app by downloading it from Google Play or Apple's App Store, inserting a local SIM purchased at the airport and funding the digital wallet with their credit or debit card. While goBoB is more popular among locals, some tour operators argue MyPay is better for foreigners because it is linked to more international card networks and is powered by Stripe.

21. Spin prayer wheels clockwise, and other temple tips

When visiting Buddhist monasteries, nunneries and temples, observe proper etiquette: remove shoes and hats, wear clothing that covers your shoulders and knees, refrain from photography in altar rooms, avoid pointing, never lean against a stupa and consider leaving a small donation on the altar or with a monk. If seeking a blessing, it's customary to offer a small donation.

Be it in a car or on foot, circumambulation of a Buddhist temple or shrine, such as a stupa or chorten, must always be clockwise. To go counterclockwise, whether it’s out of ignorance or on purpose, is seen as offensive, culturally insensitive and unlucky. Similarly, prayer wheels, which help purify karma, should be spun in a clockwise direction. 

22. Don’t bargain hard

Unlike some other places in Asia, like India or Vietnam, where you’re expected to haggle, Bhutan’s market scene is a lot more straightforward. You typically pay the price that’s listed – aggressive negotiating tactics are a foreign concept. 

That said, be prepared to spend a pretty penny if you plan to shop. Your eyes will be undoubtedly drawn to abundantly colorful textiles crafted from natural fibers, like silk and cotton. These can take months to assemble, and the prices – which can top four figures – reflect the meticulous work and cultural richness woven into each piece, often done by women.

Note: Geometric yathras , textiles made of yak wool and commonly found in central Bhutan’s Bumthang region, are more budget-friendly.) 

23. Consult the lunar calendar

The Bhutanese calendar is based on Tibet's, which follows the lunar calendar. Buddhist festivals, like tsechus, follow the lunar calendar, meaning the dates change from year to year. There are other cultural festivals, like Bhutan National Day and the Black Necked Crane Festival in Phobjikha Valley, that follow the Gregorian calendar and therefore stay the same.

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Bhutan Tours & Holidays

Bhutan measures its success by Gross National Happiness and by the end of your Intrepid tour, you’ll have contributed more than your fair share of smiles to the cause.

This tiny Himalayan kingdom does things differently. Having only been open to visitors for 45 years, Bhutan puts its environment, culture and wellbeing ahead of economics. This place absorbs more carbon than it creates and a Bhutan tour is perfect for trekkers, nature-lovers and Buddhist pilgrims. From the jaw-dropping Tiger’s Nest to the prayer halls of Gangte Goemba, you’ll experience moments – and people – that make happiness seem like the norm, not a pursuit.

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Bhutan at a glance

Capital city.

Thimphu (population approximately 115,000)

Bhutanese ngultrum (BTN)

(GMT+06:00) Astana, Dhaka

CALLING CODE

Electricity.

Type D (Old British 3-pin) Type F (German 2-pin, side clip earth) Type G (Irish/British 3-pin) Type M (see D)

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Culture and customs.

If travellers can tear their eyes away from the backdrop of the mighty Himalaya, they’ll discover a rich, remarkable culture in Bhutan that is quickly modernising yet truly anchored in tradition.

Since opening up to travellers in 1974, Bhutan has seen visitor numbers rise from just a couple of hundred to upwards of 200,000. The appeal is obvious: pristine alpine landscapes, magnificent Buddhist architecture and an air of mystery that pulls travellers in, not to mention the much-discussed Gross National Happiness used to measure national wellbeing, which is prioritised over GDP.

Bhutan is the only country in the world to be carbon negative. Since 2007 the country has been run by a democratic government, with three separate parties having won the three national elections since. Approximately 75 per cent of the population are Buddhist and these religious values are used to guide government policy along with prioritising sustainability and cultural preservation.

In society, the Bhutanese follow ‘driglam namzha’, a traditional etiquette supporting the respect for authority, devotion to family and a dedication to civic duty. The flag, which was adopted in 1965, features the country’s emblem of the Thunder Dragon on a backdrop of golden yellow and orange. The yellow represents the king and his secular power, while the orange represents Buddhism. The dragon holds jewels in each of his claws, representing the wealth of the nation.

And it’s the word ‘wealth’ that perhaps describes Bhutan best. A wealth of tradition, of culture, of history. A wealth of beauty, of happiness, of prosperity. In the future, given the way the country has been progressing, there’ll no doubt be a large amount of wealth brought in by more and more tourists. What will be interesting is how Bhutan manages to balance its age-old traditions with its quickening march towards modernity.

History and government

Early history.

As one of the few countries in the world to have never been conquered or occupied by another, Bhutan has a long history of independent governance. Although its early history is shrouded in mystery, Bhutan is thought to have been inhabited from as early as 2000BC. Tibetan Buddhism was introduced into the region around the 9th century, when many Tibetans fled neighbouring Tibet to seek refuge in Bhutan.

The leadership and governance of Bhutan has always been linked to its religion, and this continues in today’s political, legal and religious leadership of the country. The 16th and 17th centuries saw some conflict with Tibet, although Bhutan was never officially taken over by its neighbour. External threats from the British presented themselves in the 18th and 19th centuries; however, once again Bhutan was never officially controlled or governed by an external power.

Recent history

In the last 40 years, Bhutan has had many ‘firsts’. Bhutan introduced a new monetary system and currency in 1974 and also opened up its borders to welcome foreign tourists in the same year. By 2000, Bhutan had its first television set and internet cafe, and by 2004 Bhutan became the first country in the world to ban the sale of tobacco products. Bhutan’s first constitution was drawn up in 2005, and its first democratic multi-party election was held in 2008, when the constitution was finally ratified. It has held two democratic elections since.

Today, Bhutan’s economy relies mainly on tourism, agriculture and forestry, although ‘Gross National Happiness’ continues to be valued more than economic abundance or growth in domestic product. Bhutan has been held up as an example of what a country can be when it puts culture, the environment and wellbeing ahead of economic development, but there are challenges too: after the new government took control in 2013, the prime minister admitted that the focus on the Gross National Happiness measure sometimes distracted from addressing Bhutan’s problems including unemployment, corruption and poverty.

Eating and drinking

Bhutan is famous for its spicy cuisine that’ll knock the socks off the most hardy traveller. Almost everything is served with chillies, so if you like things spicy, you may just have found heaven – for others it’ll be hotter than hell.

A few dishes to look out for

• Ema datshi These are very hot chillies served in a cheese sauce. This is Bhutan’s national dish, with ema translating as ‘chilli’ and ‘datshi’ as cheese.
• Phak sha pa Sliced pork stewed using red chilli, onion, tomato, ginger and sliced radish.
• Red rice The Bhutanese eat loads of rice and you’ll notice that the rice is usually a reddish colour. This is because it’s grown in the fertile Paro Valley soil. It has a nutty flavour and is typically paired with mushrooms and chilli.
• Momos These Tibetan dumplings are filled with meat, cheese or vegetables and are generally served up as a snack. Never say to no-no to a Momo.
• Red Panda beer The Red Panda Brewery, which is Bhutan’s first, was started by a man named Fritz Maurer who came to Bhutan from Switzerland after answering a newspaper ad for a qualified cheesemaker. Not only does he make Swiss cheese, he also produces this hefeweizen beer.

Plant-based options

Vegetarians will find travelling through Bhutan easy as meat does not play a huge part in the Bhutanese diet. Vegans may have a more difficult time as dishes will often come with cheese. Be sure to ask that your dish is prepared without butter or cheese.

Of course, this is all a lot easier when you’re travelling with a local. If you travel with Intrepid, you’ll have a local leader who can help you decipher menus and recommend good plant-based choices. 

Geography and environment

This landlocked kingdom may occupy a small space on the world globe but there’s nothing small about the mountains that lie within. Sharing borders with China and India, Bhutan is known as 'The Switzerland of Asia' for its mountainous topography and similarity to Swiss landscapes.

Bhutan has largely resisted overdevelopment, which has left much of its natural environment intact. As a result of this, Bhutan is one of the most species-rich countries in the world – with hundreds of species of mammals, birds and plants calling the Bhutanese valleys, mountains and meadows home. Endangered red pandas and snow leopards can be found in Bhutan as well as a huge variety of wild flowers and birds.

The country can be divided into three areas. In the south, you’ll find the lowlands fronting the Indian border, which enjoy a subtropical climate. This region sees monsoonal rains from June to mid-October and mild winters through December, January and February.

Travel north and the climate becomes progressively colder as the Himalaya rise. The central belt of the country, in the lower foothills of the Himalaya, features cold, dry winters and warm summers with monsoonal rains on the southern sides, while the valleys experience less rainfall thanks to the mountains’ protection.

 In the northern regions, as the Himalaya rise above 2500 metres (8202 feet), the winters are cold and while the summer can be warm, the valleys are generally protected against monsoonal rain. The temperatures turn freezing as you reach the China-Tibet border, with the mountains rising to a high point at Gangkhar Puensum (7570 m/24,480 ft) – the highest unclimbed mountain in the world.

If you’re after top quality handicrafts and colourful art, then Bhutan will delight. While Bhutan isn’t known as a top shopping destination, there are many talented artisans creating good quality souvenirs to buy here.

It's a good idea to check with your local customs officials to ensure that you are able to bring certain items back into your home country. Australia and New Zealand generally have strict quarantine laws.

• Hand-woven fabric Traditional weaving is at its very best in Bhutan. Choose from colourful rugs, clothing, blankets and accessories when visiting one of the many textile stores and boutiques in Bhutan’s cities.
• Traditional music Why not pick up a CD of Bhutanese harmonies, or chanting monks, as a melodic stress-buster for when you’re back at home and in work mode.
• Spiritual souvenirs Vibrant prayer flags, fragrant incense and prayer beads make meaningful gifts for friends and family back home.

Festival and events

Bhutan's festival calendar is packed with colourful occassions filled with celebrations and dancing.

Paro Spring Festival (Paro Tshechu)

The people of Paro welcome the start of spring with five days of cultural and spiritual celebration. Locals shake off the winter blues by indulging in sword dancing, drumming and feasting. Expect to see stirring rituals, colourful clothing and touching displays of faith if you’re lucky enough to travel during this time.

Thimphu Festival (Thimphu Tschechu)

This three-day festival is meant to be highly auspicious to all who attend. Bhutanese people travel from all over to attend this spiritual celebration that features prayers and rituals to invoke the gods as well as traditional dance, costume and theatre. This highly joyous time gives travellers an important insight into Bhutan’s culture and the chance to mingle with locals.

Further reading

For inspiring stories to prepare you for your Bhutan adventure, check out these books:

• Buttertea at Sunrise: a Year in the Bhutan Himalaya  – Britta Das
• Treasures of the Thunder Dragon: a Portrait of Bhutan  – Ashi Dori Wangmo
• The Heart of the Buddha  – Elsie Sze
• Beyond the Sky and Earth  – Jamie Zeppa
• The Blessing of Bhutan  – Russ Carpenter
• The Divine Madman: the Sublime Life and Songs of Drukpa Kunley  – Translated by Keith Dowman
• Seeing with the Third Eye: Growing up with Angay in Rural Bhutan  – T. Sangay Wangchuk

Bhutan travel FAQs

Do i need a covid-19 vaccine to join an intrepid trip.

Trips from 1 January 2023 onwards

From 1 January 2023, Intrepid will no longer require travellers to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 (excluding all Polar trips and select adventure cruises).

However, we continue to strongly recommend that all Intrepid travellers and leaders get vaccinated to protect themselves and others.

Specific proof of testing or vaccination may still be required by your destination or airline. Please ensure you check travel and entry requirements carefully.

When is the best time to visit Bhutan?

Bhutan experiences monsoonal weather between June and August and consequently is not a particularly pleasant time to visit the country.

The best times to visit are the shoulder seasons of March to May and September to November, with the later months being particularly pleasant as rainfall is lower and the views tend to be clearer.

December to February sees snowfall in many areas but it can be a beautiful time to visit thanks to the snow covering the mountainous landscape.

Is it safe to visit Bhutan?

Yes, it is safe to visit Bhutan. The crime rate in Bhutan is low although petty crime does happen. Travellers should be alert and keep an eye on their belongings, particularly in crowded or well-touristed areas.

If you are visiting high-altitude areas be sure to discuss altitude sickness with a doctor and plan accordingly. Flooding and landslides occur during the monsoon period (June–September) so follow local advice and check with your tour operator for disruptions.

Do I need a visa to travel to Bhutan?

All nationalities require a visa for Bhutan and, at this stage, travellers can only enter as part of a group visa on a tour. Independent visas are not issued and the cost of the visa is included in your tour. If you are travelling with Intrepid, please provide your booking agent with the following information for us to apply for your group visa:

• a scanned colour copy of the photo page of your passport (consisting of both the flip pages)
• full name as per passport
• date of birth
• nationality
• passport number & date of issue/expiry,
• email address you will access while travelling
• arrival and departure flight details

Due to the controlled nature of travel in Bhutan the group visa can only be submitted once we have the above details from ALL travellers in the group. Failure to advise any of the information as above can slow the visa issuing process and delay the visa for the whole group.

Visas are generally issued within 5 days of departure and as close as 48 hours prior to travel into the country. We will send your group visa to your travelling email address. Please print this visa and carry with you as you will need it at the time of boarding your Bhutan flight.

You must show the copy of your Bhutan group visa at the check-in for your flight to Bhutan and on arrival at immigration in Bhutan where you will have a Bhutan entry stamp placed into your passport.

Is tipping customary in Bhutan?

Tipping isn’t compulsory in Bhutan, but many people who work in tourism are accustomed to receiving tips so it's wise to set aside a small amount to show your appreciation for drivers, cooks and other service workers. Most hotels and restaurants will include a service fee in the final bill.

Your local leader may discuss the idea of running a group tipping kitty on the first day of your trip. In a group tipping kitty, everybody contributes an equal amount at the start of the tour that your leader uses to tip drivers, local guides and hotel staff on your behalf. The leader will keep a running record of all monies spent, which can be checked at any time. Any money remaining at the end of the tour is returned to group members.

This is often the easiest way to avoid the hassle of needing small change and knowing when and what is an appropriate amount to tip. Participation in this kitty is optional, and you are welcome to manage your own tipping separately if you prefer. Please note the tipping kitty excludes tips for your tour leader.

What is the internet access like in Bhutan?

Most tourist hotels will have free wifi, as will many restaurants or cafes in Bhutan’s larger cities. It’s possible to buy a local SIM though internet access will be limited in the remote and mountainous regions.

Can I use my mobile phone while in Bhutan?

If you plan on using your mobile phone in Bhutan be sure to activate global roaming and check charges with your provider before you leave home. If your phone is unlocked, you can purchase a local SIM on arrival. The best coverage is with B-Mobile, while Tashi Cell has similar costs but more limited coverage. Please note that coverage will be limited in more remote areas.

What are the toilets like in Bhutan?

You will have to adjust to different standards of hygiene and sanitation while in Bhutan. Squat toilets are the norm across the country, which may take some getting used to, though Western-style, flushable toilets can be found in large hotels and some tourist areas.

What will it cost for a...?

Because of Bhutan’s unique tourism regulations, all meals are included in tour group itineraries. Local currency will generally be used to purchase snacks, while US dollars are best for larger souvenirs. Bhutan’s unit of currency is the Bhutanese ngultrum (Nu.), though prices here are approximate and shown in US dollars for ease of comparison.

Prayer flags = USD 1 Hand made coin purse = USD 5-10 Gofur (wooden bowl) = USD 10-15 Ceremonial mask = USD 20-40

Can I drink the water in Bhutan?

Drinking tap water isn't recommended in Bhutan. For environmental reasons, try to avoid buying bottled water and fill a reusable water bottle or canteen with filtered water instead. Ask your leader where filtered water can be found. It's also advisable to avoid ice in drinks and peel fruit and vegetables before eating.

Are credit cards widely accepted in Bhutan?

Credit cards are accepted are large hotels and the bigger stores but a heavy surcharge often applies. Keep in mind that tours in Bhutan are fully prepaid and include all meals and transport, so your only spending money should be for souvenirs, snacks and drinks. It’s best to bring and use US dollars for large purchases.

What is ATM access like in Bhutan?

There are ATMs available in Bhutan’s larger cities though they won’t accept some foreign cards. If you are travelling outside of the main cities be sure to carry cash to cover small purchases.

What is the weather like in Bhutan?

Bhutan’s weather varies depending on your location and the time of year.

In the capital, Thimphu, the temperature averages from 5°C (41°F) in January to 20°C (68°F) in the summertime. This summer period, from June–August, also sees the monsoonal rains arrive. The nearby city of Paro experiences a similar climate.

The city of Punakha, which is located at 1300 metres (4250 feet), has a warmer climate than Thimphu. The average temperature ranges from 11°C (75°F) in winter to 24°C (75°F) in the summertime. Because of the mountainous terrain, the rains here generally affect the southern side while the valleys experience less intense rainfall.

What public holidays are celebrated in Bhutan?

• 2 Jan   Winter Solstice
• 25 Jan   Traditional Day of Offerings*
• 21–23 Feb   King’s Birthday Holiday
• 2 May   Birth Anniversary of Third Druk Gyalpo
• 5 Jun   Buddha’s Parinirvana*
• 30 Jun   Birthday Anniversary of Guru Rinpoche
• 24 Jul   Buddha’s First Sermon
• 23 Sep   Blessed Rainy Day
• 26 Oct   Dashain
• 1 Nov   King Jigme Khesar Namgyel’s Coronation
• 7 Nov   Descending Day of Lord Buddha
• 11 Nov   Birth Anniversary of the Fourth Druk Gyalpo/Constitution Day
• 17 Dec   National Day

*Please note these dates may vary. For a current list of public holidays in Bhutani go to World Travel Guide's website.

Is Bhutan safe for LGBTQIA+ travellers?

Bhutan, like most Asian countries, is not particularly appreciative of public displays of affection regardless of sexual orientation.

Homosexuality has been illegal in Bhutan since 2004, but in 2019 a bill was passed to decriminalise what was known as ‘unnatural sex’.

LGBTQIA+ people are generally accepted in Bhutan but work still needs to be done to change social attitudes towards those that identify differently.

For more detailed and up-to-date advice, we recommend visiting  Equaldex  or  ILGA  before you travel.

If you are travelling solo on an Intrepid group tour, you will share accommodation with a passenger of the same gender as per your passport information. If you don’t identify with the gender assigned on your passport, please let us know at time of booking and we’ll arrange the rooming configuration accordingly. A single supplement is available on some tours for travellers who do not wish to share a room.

Is Bhutan accessible for travellers with disabilities?

Intrepid is committed to making travel widely accessible, regardless of ability or disability. That’s why we do our best to help as many people see the world as possible, regardless of any physical or mental limitations they might have. We’re always happy to talk to travellers with disabilities and see if we can help guide them towards the most suitable itinerary for their needs and, where possible, make reasonable adjustments to our itineraries.

Travelling through Bhutan is difficult for those with physical disabilities. There are only a few hotels that have accessible rooms and bathrooms, and it’s rare that buildings will have been adapted for accessibility issues. That said, all travel through Bhutan must be done through a tour group so if you’re interested in travelling there then Intrepid will do all it can to make that dream a reality

As a general rule, knowing some common words in the local language, carrying a written itinerary with you and taking to the streets in a group, rather than solo, can help make your travel experience the best it can be.

What to wear in Bhutan

During winter, if travelling to high altitude areas, you’ll need cold-weather gear, thermals, good waterproof boots and a warm/windproof jacket. If you’re not taking on an alpine trek, however, warm clothes are necessary for the evening but a fleece and windbreaker should suffice during the day.

In the summertime, lightweight clothing is best along with a raincoat, as well as a jumper for the evening. You may add warmer clothes if heading into the higher reaches of the Himalaya, including a beanie, gloves, scarf and down jacket.

For ideas on what to pack for your Bhutan tour, take a look at Intrepid’s   ultimate packing list .

Do I need to purchase travel insurance before travelling?

Absolutely. All passengers travelling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

For more information on insurance, please go to: Travel Insurance

How do I stay safe and healthy while travelling?

Intrepid takes the health and safety of its travellers seriously and takes every measure to ensure that trips are safe, fun and enjoyable for everyone. We recommend that all travellers check with their government or national travel advisory organisation for the latest information before departure:

From Australia?

Go to: Smart Traveller

From Canada?

Go to:  Canada Travel Information

From the UK?

Go to:  UK Foreign Travel Advice

From New Zealand?

Go to:  Safe Travel

From the US?

Go to:  US Department of State

The World Health Organisation also provides useful health information.

Does my trip support The Intrepid Foundation?

Yes, all Intrepid trips support the Intrepid Foundation. Trips to this country directly support our global Intrepid Foundation partners Eden Reforestation Projects and World Bicycle Relief. Intrepid will double the impact by dollar-matching all post-trip donations made to The Intrepid Foundation.

Eden Reforestation Projects

Eden Reforestation Projects are helping to mitigate climate change by restoring forests worldwide; they also hire locally and create job opportunities within vulnerable communities. Donations from our trips support restoration across planting sites in 10 countries around the globe. Find out more or make a donation World Bicycle Relief

World Bicycle Relief provides people in low-income communities with bicycles to mobilise school kids, health workers, and farmers in far-out areas – giving them access to vital education, healthcare, and income. Donations help provide Buffalo Bicycles – specifically designed to withstand the rugged terrain and harsh environment of rural regions – to those who need them most. Find out more or make a donation

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Book your Bhutan packages from Mumbai with Thrillophilia and get ready to experience majestic views of mountain ranges and vibrant cultures. Thrillophilia offers a wide range of Bhutan trip packages from Mumbai, full of amazing deals and discounts. To suit every kind of traveler,  Thrillophilia’s Bhutan trip Packages  from mumbai are customizable, and can be personalized according to one’s needs. Not only are Bhutan holiday packages from Mumbai your best bet for an unforgettable vacation, but we also offer locally curated tours for the best experience. The Thrillophilia team is also available to you 24/7 to answer any questions or address any doubts you may have. Thrillophilia provides a variety of Bhutan tour packages from Mumbai including trips suitable for solo travelers as well as families. Bhutan is known for its breathtaking valleys, luxuriant vegetation, beautiful mountains, and vibrant cultures. You can visit the many beautiful monasteries or experience nature in its purest form. You can even indulge in numerous activities like trekking, camping or experience the many festivals celebrated in all their glory. Therefore, why are you still waiting? Book your trip to one of the happiest countries,  Bhutan , with Thrillophilia with a Bhutan vacation Packages from Mumbai. Browse Top Bhutan Tour Packages By Theme:  Bhutan Honeymoon Tour Packages ,  Bhutan Tour Packages for Family , Bhutan Group Tour Packages , Bhutan Luxury Tour Packages

Places to Visit on Bhutan Trip From Mumbai

Here are some of the best  places to visit in Bhutan: 1.  Thimphu -  Located on the banks of the Raidak River, this majestic city sits proudly among snow-capped mountain peaks. It is one of the favourite destinations of visitors and must be an integral part of the Bhutan packages from Mumbai. 2.  Paro -  You can observe the unbelievably beautiful convergence of the Paro Chuu and Wang Chuu rivers from up here. Bhutan tour packages from Mumbai are incomplete without a visit to this beautiful place. 3.  Trongsa -  Known for its scenic beauty and picturesque views, this iconic hilltop town boasts its rich history and culture. The Trongsa Dzong serves as a major tourist attraction here due to its resemblance to a flying dragon and must definitely be included as a part of the Bhutan packages from Mumbai. 4.  Jakar -  With breathtaking snow-capped mountains and stretches of snow fields, this place has earned the title of ‘Little Switzerland’. This place easily has some of the most beautiful scenic and natural marvels. It is perfect for adventure seekers because of its rugged and harsh terrain. 5.  Punakha-  Bhutan's winter capital, Phunakha, attracts with its calm beauty. The Punakha Dzong, a magnificent fortification at the convergence of the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers, is an example of Bhutanese architecture. Immerse yourself in Bhutan's cultural and natural wonders by visiting the Punakha Suspension Bridge and Chimi Lhakhang.

Things to do on Bhutan Tour From Mumbai

Here are some of the best  things to do in Bhutan : 1. Archery-  Participate in this high-concentration demanding sport and explore its cultural importance in Bhutan. This sport challenges one's patience and focus, measuring one’s control over an extended period. A Bhutan travel package from Mumbai is incomplete without enjoying this sport while sipping a traditional drink just like locals. 2.  Rafting -  Enjoy this adventurous and thrilling activity in the Mo Chhu and Po Chhu rivers. Though the rivers are not very challenging, it sure is fun and amazing for beginner and mediocre rafters. 3. Enjoy the Tsechu Festival-  Enjoy this one-of-a-kind festival in Paro to experience the rich culture and historical uniqueness of this country. This heart-warming festival celebrates a meetup of friends and family, eating together and participating in traditional dances. Bhutan travel packages from Mumbai are incomplete without exploring this festival. 4.  Kayaking -  Experience kayaking, one of the most popular water activities with a Bhutan package from Mumbai. Witness the magical beauty of the untouched regions of the Himalayas as you rattle down the Aro Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers. 5. A Relaxing Time Around Hot Springs of Koma, Punakha-  A hidden marvel, this place is famous for its natural hot springs where you can relax and spend some quality time away from a busy schedule. This spring is also famous for its healing and other miraculous powers

The Best Time to Go to Bhutan From Mumbai

Bhutan is an all-year-round destination offering a wide range of activities. However, the best time to organize your Bhutan package from Mumbai is during the spring season, from March to May, or during the autumn, from September to November. You can experience a gentle breeze, warm sunshine during these months and the natural beauty of Bhutan at its peak.

How to Reach Bhutan From Mumbai

By Air:  The best way to reach Bhutan from Mumbai is by taking a connecting flight. These flights take approximately 22 hours to reach depending on your layover which can be either New Delhi or Kolkata. Some airlines that offer this route include IndiGO, Bhutan Airlines, SpiceJet and Air India Express.

The Weather of Bhutan

Bhutan has favourable weather all year round and you can plan a trip in any month according to your choice. However, if you are planning to take part in different activities this place has to offer, then climate is a considerable factor. The most popular time to organize your Bhutan trip from Mumbai is during September to November when the weather remains pleasant and is perfect to enjoy the beauty of this place. The sky remains clear so you can visit the snow-capped areas without any hindrance. Spring season, which lasts from March to May, is another favourite time for tourists to form their Bhutan tours from Mumbai. Though the sky remains generally cloudier, the natural beauty of this place blossoms to its peak during these months. Many of the festivals also occur during these months. If you are planning to visit this country during these months, you can witness some of the best natural scenery of your life. During the monsoon season, which lasts from June to August, it is advised that you should refrain from planning a trip as you might not be able to enjoy any outdoor activity.

FAQs Related to Bhutan Trip From Mumbai

1.  How much does the Bhutan tour cost? Bhutan tours from Mumbai will cost you around 30,000 to 50,000 INR. You can select the number of days you wish to stay over there, the number of activities you wish to participate in, and the number of places you wish to visit. If you have budget constraints, then you can select less number of days and reside in a mediocre and cheap hotel to save money. 2.  Do Indians need a visa to travel to Bhutan? No, Indians do not need a visa to travel to Bhutan. They only need a valid passport or a voter identity card issued by the Election Commission of India to prove their nationality to reach there. 3.  Are there any direct flights from Mumbai to Bhutan? No, currently there are no direct flights from Mumbai to Bhutan. Travellers frequently take connecting flights through cities such as Delhi and Kolkata to reach the Paro Airport. It is best to verify with the respective airlines for the most up-to-date information on flight routes and timetables. 4.  What currency is used in Bhutan and is it necessary to exchange currencies before reaching there? Bhutan uses Ngultrum (BTN) as its official currency. However, you need not convert the Indian Rupee into BTN as the Rupee is also legal in Bhutan and you can use it in transactions. Denominations up to 500 rupees are accepted throughout Bhutan, but only in cash as Bhutan is a cash economy. 5.  Is a trip to Bhutan from Mumbai expensive? No, Bhutan tour packages from Mumbai are not expensive. Thrillophilia tour packages cater to all types of budgets and can be tailored to your preferences. Additionally, these packages are often inclusive of accommodations, transfers, sightseeing and meals.

Bhutan Tour Packages

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• Buddha Dordenma
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• Punakha Dzong
• Tashichho Dzong
• The National Memorial Chorten
• Rinpung Dzong Monastery
• Punakha Suspension Bridge
• National Museum, Paro
• Jigme Dorji National Park

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• Haa Valley Sightseeing Tour
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• Tiger Nest Hiking, Bhutan
• Paro Sightseeing Tour with Kyichu Lhakhang
• Thimphu Sightseeing Tour with Simtokha Dzong
• Gangtey Sightseeing Tour

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