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Bhutan is a Himalayan kingdom that has embraced its traditional Buddhist culture amidst all the daunting global changes. Besides the tradition and culture, there lies a lot of mystery on this land to explore. Keeping all this in mind, we have meticulously designed an Enthralling Bhutan Tour 6 nights/ 7 days that will give you a heady mix of museums, mountain passes and ancient ruins. Visit the popular destinations of Bhutan such as Thimphu, Punakha, Wangduephodrang and Paro. Guided tour of Thimphu- Trashichhodzong, Traditional Medicine Institute, Painting School, National Library, Textile & Folk Heritage Museum, Handicrafts Emporium and Memorial Chorten
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Tour Itinerary
Welcome to Siliguri. Upon arrival, meet our representative and transfer to Phuentsholing. Processing for permits Check in at the hotel. If time permits, you Can visit Bhutan Gate, known for its intricate Bhutanese architecture, Gumpha Mandir, and alapan view point. Back to the hotel. Overnight stay at Phuentsholing.
After breakfast, check out of the hotel and transfer to Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan, through the mountains. Check in to the pre-booked hotel. Evening free for leisure. You can try Bhutanese local cuisine. Overnight stay at Thimphu.
After breakfast, visit the National Memorial Chhorten, Buddha Dordenma, folk heritage museum, and National Textile Museum. Later, visit Thimphu Chorten and Motithang Takin Preserve. Later, enjoy a beautiful sunset. Back to the hotel. Overnight stay at Thimphu.
Have your breakfast and transfer to Punakha. En route visit Punakha dzong, Wangdue Valley, Chimi Lhkhang Temple, and Punakha Suspension Bridge. Overnight stay at Punakha.
Have your breakfast transferred to Paro. Enroute visit National Museum of Bhutan, Paro River, 600-year-old iron chain bridge, and Drukgyel Dzong. Once you reach, check in at the hotel. Evening free for leisure. Overnight stay at Paro.
After breakfast, start your journey towards the world-famous “Tiger Nest,” or popularly known as Taksang, one of the popular spiritual heritage sites. Later, back to paro. Overnight stay at Paro.
After breakfast, transfer to Paro airport. Tour End.
Check your bag before you go:
✅ Valid Passport or Voter ID (Aadhaar not accepted)
✅ 2 passport-size photographs (for permits if needed)
✅ Warm clothes – mornings and evenings can be chilly
✅ Comfortable walking shoes
✅ Light jacket or shawl (for visiting temples & dzongs)
✅ Sunglasses, cap, sunscreen & lip balm
✅ Basic medicines & personal medical kit
✅ Mobile charger & power bank
✅ Local currency (Ngultrum) or Indian Rupees (accepted in most places)
Important Notes:
1. Entry Permit/Visa
• Indians need a permit (Voter ID/Passport). Foreigners need a pre-approved visa.
2. SDF Charges
• ₹1200 per night (Indians), $100 (foreigners). Mandatory for all tourists.
3. Weather & Clothing
• Varies by season. Carry warm clothes, rain gear, and walking shoes.
4. Mobile & Network
• Indian SIMs may not work. Buy local SIM (TashiCell/B-Mobile) for connectivity.
5. Cultural Etiquette
• Dress modestly, remove shoes in temples, and respect monks and locals.
6. Photography Rules
• No photos inside temples and dzongs unless allowed.
7. Road Travel
• Hilly roads—carry medicine if prone to motion sickness. Permits needed for inner districts.
8. Currency
• INR ₹100 accepted. Avoid ₹2000 notes. Carry cash for remote areas.
Trip Guideline:
1. ID & Permit
Indian citizens need a valid passport or voter ID and must get an entry permit at Phuentsholing or Paro Airport.
2. SDF (Sustainable Development Fee)
Pay ₹1,200 per person per night (₹600 for children 6–12; free for under 5).
3. Travel Documents
Carry 2–3 passport-size photos, ID proof, hotel bookings, and printed copies for permits and checkpoints.
4. Weather & Clothing
Pack layered warm clothes, rain gear, and comfortable walking shoes due to changing weather and altitude.
5. Money & Network
Carry cash—INR ₹10/100/500 notes are accepted (₹2,000 not accepted); get a local SIM for network.
6. Culture & Conduct
Dress modestly in monasteries and dzongs; remove shoes before entering religious sites; avoid smoking in public.
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🚗✈️ How to Travel to Bhutan
✈️ By Air
• Paro International Airport is the only airport.
• Direct flights available from Delhi, Kolkata, Bagdogra, Guwahati.
• Airlines: Druk Air, Bhutan Airlines.
🚙 By Road (Most Popular for Indians)
• Enter via Jaigaon (India) → Phuentsholing (Bhutan).
• Nearby Indian cities:
• Siliguri (~4–5 hours by road)
• Bagdogra (nearest airport to Jaigaon)
🚕 Inside Bhutan
• After permit, travel by taxi, tour vehicle, or shared cab.
₹37999/-
Per Person
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