Best season
Mar–May & Sep–Nov
About Bhutan
Bhutan is the Himalayas' serene, sustainable kingdom — dzongs, prayer flags, clean air and the cliffside Tiger's Nest hike, with culture beautifully preserved.
We handle the permits and the daily levy, and pace the Tiger's Nest trek comfortably.
Highlights
- Tiger's Nest (Paro Taktsang) hike
- Thimphu and Punakha dzongs
- Dochula Pass Himalayan views
- Living Buddhist culture and festivals
- Clean, calm, crowd-free travel
Sample itinerary
A starting point — we reshape it around your dates, pace and budget.
D1–2
Paro & Thimphu
Arrive Paro, drive to Thimphu, city sights and Buddha Dordenma.
D3
Punakha
Dochula Pass and the riverside Punakha Dzong.
D4
Tiger's Nest
Hike to Paro Taktsang, the country's icon.
D5–6
Leisure & departure
Paro town, last sights and departure.
What's included & what's not
Included
- Hotels with breakfast
- Airport transfers & tours as per plan
- Visa guidance & documentation help
- Trip coordinator on WhatsApp
- Forex & SIM advice
Not included
- International flights
- Visa & insurance fees
- Meals unless specified
- Optional activities & tips
A look at Bhutan
Bhutan FAQs
Do Indians need a visa for Bhutan?
Indian nationals need a permit (not a visa) plus the Sustainable Development Fee; we arrange the paperwork.
How hard is the Tiger's Nest hike?
A moderate 4–6 hour round-trip climb; ponies are available partway.
Best time?
March–May and September–November for clear skies and festivals.
Can I drive in?
Yes — via Phuentsholing, or fly into Paro for time-saving.