Bhutan

  • Capital - Thimpu
  • Currency - Bhutanese ngultrum
  • Language - English
    English is widely spoken in tourist areas.

Bhutan isn’t a destination you simply visit—it’s one you absorb. Nestled deep in the Himalayas, this mystical kingdom moves at its own peaceful rhythm, where happiness is valued more than wealth and nature is treated as sacred. From fluttering prayer flags to quiet mountain monasteries, Bhutan instantly slows your pace and calms your soul.

The highlight for most travelers is the iconic Tiger’s Nest Monastery, dramatically clinging to a cliffside above the Paro Valley. The hike itself is a journey through pine forests, misty trails, and breathtaking viewpoints that feel straight out of a dream. Thimphu, the capital, blends tradition with simplicity, where monks, locals, and travelers coexist without traffic lights or rush.

Bhutan is perfect for travelers seeking meaning, mindfulness, and raw beauty. Expect pristine landscapes, warm smiles, ancient rituals, and nights so quiet you can hear the wind move through the mountains. You won’t come back with shopping bags—but you will return lighter, calmer, and deeply changed.

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Popular Tourist Place

Tiger’s Nest Monastery (Paro Taktsang)
Tiger’s Nest Monastery (Paro Taktsang)
Gangety Monastery
Gangety Monastery
Key Monastery
Key Monastery
Paro Dzong
Paro Dzong
Paro Taktsang
Paro Taktsang
Punakha Valley
Punakha Valley

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Best Time to Visit

Bhutan in spring
Spring (March – May)
Weather: 10°C to 20°C
Highlights:
  • Clear mountain views.
  • Best time for Tiger’s Nest hike.
  • Popular festivals like Paro Tsechu.
Perfect For: First-time travelers, couples, light packers

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No, Indian citizens do not need a visa. You can enter Bhutan with a valid passport or voter ID card and obtain an entry permit on arrival at Paro Airport or the Phuentsholing border.
The best time to visit Bhutan is March to May (spring) and September to November (autumn) when the weather is pleasant and mountain views are clear.
A 6 to 7 day trip is ideal to cover major destinations like Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha comfortably.
The Tiger’s Nest hike is moderate in difficulty and takes about 4–6 hours round trip. People with average fitness can complete it, and pony rides are available for part of the route.
Indian tourists currently pay ?1,200 per person per night as SDF. This fee contributes to Bhutan’s sustainable tourism and environmental conservation.
Yes, Indian Rupees are widely accepted in Bhutan. However, it is recommended to carry smaller denominations like ?100 and ?200 notes.

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Bhutan: The Last Himalayan Kingdom
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Per Person
INR 60000
  • Experience
    Whisper peace, monasteries hold stories
  • Inclusion
    This package covers Accommodation, Daily Breakfast, & Local Transfers