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Agent: Yatrasathii
Rajiv • a week ago
It was nice,well managed and memorable trip
Everything was perfect
Agent: Travelmania
Preeti • a month ago
We recently booked our trip to Bhutan with Mr. Sudip. I had been coordinating wi (Read More)th him since October, and our trip was from 24th December.
It was a 4 nights, 5 days trip, and the coordination from Mr. Sudip was absolutely excellent. The entire trip went exactly the way I wanted — smooth, comfortable, and truly memorable.
Since 27th December was my brother-in-law’s birthday, Mr. Sudip suggested arranging a special cultural event which was organized especially for us. It was completely worth it and became one of the highlights of our trip.
The room I had specifically requested was provided exactly as promised. As I was traveling with my in-laws and a 7-month-old baby, this attention to detail meant a lot to us and everyone truly enjoyed the experience.
We were accompanied by a wonderful guide, Nyon, who was extremely kind and supportive. Our driver, Mr. Rakaki, was also very professional and made our journeys safe and comfortable.
Throughout the trip, Mr. Sudip constantly checked in and made sure everything was going perfectly. His dedication and care made our journey stress-free.
Thank you for making our trip so memorable. It was an amazing experience.
It is absolutely worth booking, and I will definitely recommend your services to my friends and colleagues.
Everything was good, Just the local guide and driver need to more flexible
Agent: Pengu Tours And Travels
Sanjay • a month ago
Everything good
I like everything didn’t have anything to dislike
Agent: Asia Valleys Tours
Shivangi • a month ago
Everything. Mr Gurung and his team are thoroughly professional with every bit of (Read More) empathy in them. We had an emergency during our trip and he took care of each one of us like his family. There are not enough words that I can thank him with. Mr Gurung next time whenever I visit Bhutan it’s you only I'll travel with. Thanks to you, your team and specially your wife for doing everything that u did. Gratitude and see u soon.
Agent: Green Escape Tours And Travels
Ram • a month ago
Excellent
Agent: Sunshine Travels
Vimal • a month ago
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Bhutan Travel Essentials
Best Time to Visit
The best time to visit Bhutan is from March to May and September to November, when the weather is pleasant (12°C to 25°C) and skies are clear for mountain views. Spring (March–May) brings blooming rhododendrons, while autumn (September–November) offers crisp air and festival season, including the famous Thimphu and Paro Tshechus. December to February is cool but peaceful, ideal for cultural trips to western Bhutan. June to August is monsoon season, when rain can limit travel to eastern regions but the valleys are lush and quiet.
Ideal Duration & Popular Itineraries
Bhutan holidays usually last 5 to 8 days, covering western and central regions. Popular formats include:
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Why Book a Package for Bhutan
The best time to visit Bhutan is from March to May and September to November, when the weather is pleasant (12°C to 25°C) and skies are clear for mountain views. Spring (March–May) brings blooming rhododendrons, while autumn (September–November) offers crisp air and festival season, including the famous Thimphu and Paro Tshechus. December to February is cool but peaceful, ideal for cultural trips to western Bhutan. June to August is monsoon season, when rain can limit travel to eastern regions but the valleys are lush and quiet.
Ideal Duration & Popular Itineraries
Bhutan holidays usually last 5 to 8 days, covering western and central regions. Popular formats include:
- 5 Days: Paro → Thimphu → Punakha.
- 7 Days: Adds Dochula Pass and Phobjikha Valley.
- 8 Days: Combines Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, and Bumthang for a deeper cultural circuit.
Top Things to Do
- Visit Paro Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest Monastery), perched on a cliffside
- Explore Thimphu’s Buddha Dordenma, Tashichho Dzong, and local markets
- Visit Punakha Dzong, one of Bhutan’s most beautiful fortresses
- Stop at Dochula Pass for Himalayan panoramas
- Visit Phobjikha Valley, winter home to black-necked cranes
- Explore Bumthang Valley for monasteries and traditional villages
- Attend local tshechu (masked dance festivals)
- Try Ema Datshi (chili cheese) and butter tea, Bhutan’s signature dishes
Top Destinations Combined with Bhutan
Bhutan packages are often combined with:
- India (Sikkim or Darjeeling) for an extended Himalayan circuit
- Nepal for a multi-country cultural and mountain itinerary
- Bangkok or Kolkata as common entry/exit points for international travelers
Why Book a Package for Bhutan
- Permit and visa assistance: Packages handle the mandatory Bhutan entry visa, Sustainable Development Fee (SDF), and route permits.
- Licensed guides included: Independent travel is restricted; packages ensure certified Bhutanese guides throughout the trip.
- Transport convenience: Packages include private vehicles for intercity travel across hilly terrain.
- Stay and meal coordination: Packages secure verified hotels and all-inclusive meal plans, as required by Bhutan’s tourism rules.
- Festival and route planning: Packages time itineraries with major tshechus and manage bookings around limited flight schedules.
- Value and compliance: Packages ensure seamless travel aligned with Bhutan’s “High Value, Low Volume” tourism policy.
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Do we need a visa to travel to Bhutan?
Yes, a visa is required for most foreigners entering Bhutan. The only countries whose citizens do not need visas for entering Bhutan are India, Bangladesh, Hong Kong, Singapore, the Philippines, Indonesia, Svalbard and Micronesia.
Which are the best places to visit in Bhutan?
The top places to visit in Bhutan are Tiger’s Nest Monastery (Taktsang Palphug), Thimphu, Paro, Fertility Village and Punakha, accessible via Dochula Pass, Mochu River, Bumthang, Jakar, Jigme Dorji National Park, Phobjikha, Talo, Trongsa, Ura and Wangdue Phodrang.
What is the best time to visit Bhutan?
The best time to visit Bhutan is from March to May, when the valleys come alive with blooming flora like rhododendrons. During these spring months, Bhutan experiences pleasant weather and clear air as temperatures range between 14-23°C. Plenty of charming traditional festivals are also celebrated during this season in central Bhutan.
How to reach Bhutan?
There are three ways to reach Bhutan:
- By Air: The Paro International Airport is the only airport catering to and fro flights in Bhutan. Bangkok, Delhi, Kolkata, Bodhgaya, Bagdogra, Guwahati, Kathmandu and Dhak are some of the places that have connecting flights to Pato through Druk Airlines.
- By Road: There are buses , taxis that start from Kolkata to the Jaigaon-Phuentsholing. These transportations help in reaching the Bhutan Border. Another way is driving upto the any one of the three borders( Phuentsholing, Gelephu and Samdrup Jongkha) and taking a permit at the border to enter.
- By Train: There are no direct trains connecting to Bhutan, however you can take a train upto Siliguri, New Alipurduar, Hasimara or New Jalpaiguri (India) and then board a bus or cab to Phuentsholing.
Do you need to pay a fee to stay in Bhutan?
Yes, if your are planning to stay in Bhutan there is a SDF(Sustainable Development Fee) to be paid by every individual visitng or staying in the country. All visitors, except Indians have to pay a fee of US $200 per person, per night. For individuals who hold Indian Passport the SDF is INR 1200 per person, per night.
Children below the age of 5 are expemted from this fee and children from 6 to 12 years of age receive a 50% concessionary discount on their SDF.
If any indiviual who holds an Indian Passport visits Bhutan for a day tour and doesnot stay for the night, he/she is exempted from paying the SDF.
Children below the age of 5 are expemted from this fee and children from 6 to 12 years of age receive a 50% concessionary discount on their SDF.
If any indiviual who holds an Indian Passport visits Bhutan for a day tour and doesnot stay for the night, he/she is exempted from paying the SDF.
How much does a Bhutan trip cost?
The cost of a Bhutan trip typically starts from INR 19000 for 3 nights. However, prices can vary based on factors such as the duration, accommodation choices, and activities included.
How many days are enough for Bhutan Trip?
A Bhutan trip of 4 to 6 days is typically sufficient to explore the country's key attractions and immerse yourself in its unique culture and stunning landscapes. This duration allows you to visit places like Thimphu, Paro, Punakha, and perhaps take a trek or explore some of the more remote regions
