Choose how you arrive
Fly into Paro or discuss a route using an official land entry point. We help connect your arrival plan with the Bhutan itinerary; schedules and border procedures are confirmed for your dates.
Bhutan tour packages from India
Travel from India with a clear plan for entry formalities, transport, hotels and sightseeing. Our Bhutan-based team builds private and customized routes around your dates, group, preferred comfort and arrival point.
Combine cultural landmarks, mountain passes, valley walks and the Tiger’s Nest hike in a practical 6–7 day route.
Pick the right pace
Choose a compact 5–6 day western Bhutan tour, a balanced 7-day route or an 8–9 day journey adding Haa or Phobjikha.
Receive one clear quote
Your proposal identifies the agreed Bhutan services and government charges so you can see what is included before confirming anything.
A practical Bhutan itinerary from India
A first Bhutan journey commonly links Paro, Thimphu and Punakha. Paro is the international gateway and home of Tiger’s Nest. Thimphu brings together living traditions, crafts and contemporary Bhutanese life. Punakha adds a warmer river valley, Dochula Pass and one of the kingdom’s most remarkable dzongs.
If you have more time, Haa Valley offers a quieter western route, while Phobjikha adds open landscapes and gentle nature walks. We adjust the number of driving hours, walking difficulty and hotel category around your group.
Entry planning and government charges
Entry requirements depend on nationality and current Bhutanese regulations. Indian citizens generally follow an entry-permit process. Applicable government charges, including the Sustainable Development Fee, should be verified for each traveller and shown separately in the final quotation. We do not ask you to rely on an old online rate.
Private tours, families and 2027 groups
Private tours offer the most flexibility for couples, families and friends. Travellers who prefer a shared journey can also review our monthly Bhutan group departures for 2027. Every reservation is confirmed only after the route, availability, inclusions, price, payment schedule and cancellation terms are agreed in writing.
Questions from travellers in India
Do Indian citizens need a visa for Bhutan?
Indian citizens normally follow Bhutan’s entry-permit process rather than the standard tourist-visa process. Requirements and government charges can change, so we confirm the current official steps for your nationality and travel dates before booking.
Can we fly to Bhutan from India?
Paro is Bhutan’s international airport. Drukair and Bhutan Airlines operate the country’s international services, but routes, schedules, baggage rules and fares must be checked for your exact dates before purchasing connecting travel.
Can we enter Bhutan by road from India?
Road entry may be possible through designated official entry points. Your practical route depends on where you begin in India, current border procedures and the destinations included in your Bhutan itinerary.
How many days are enough for a first Bhutan trip?
Six or seven days works well for a first journey through Paro, Thimphu and Punakha. An eight- or nine-day itinerary can add Haa or Phobjikha and allow a slower pace.
What will the quotation include?
Your written quotation will identify the agreed hotels, meals, Bhutan transport, guide services, entry charges and government fees. Flights, Indian-side transport and optional upgrades are shown separately where applicable.
Start with a free itinerary request
Share your city, travel dates, number of travellers and preferred trip length. Our local Thimphu team will prepare the next steps.
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