Suggested 5N / 6D
Punakha Dzong
An ancient fortress of stunning architecture — for culture lovers seeking Bhutan’s spiritual heritage.
The Dragon Kingdom
Walk with the dragons. Discover Bhutan’s magic
Explore the Kingdom of Bhutan with expertly crafted tour packages, guided excursions and handpicked stays — Thimphu's dzongs, Punakha's river valley and the climb to Tiger's Nest.
- Arrive
- Paro by air, or overland via Phuentsholing
- Indian travellers
- No visa — an entry permit, which we arrange
- Best seasons
- Spring and autumn
About Bhutan
Your gateway to Bhutan's magic
Himalayan Yatra has spent over two decades taking travellers into Bhutan. We plan visits to ancient monasteries, the trek to Tiger's Nest, the great dzongs and much more — so every traveller finds the right itinerary.
Our team arranges the permits, advises on the best entry point from India and handles the local logistics, with strong ties to hotels and licensed Bhutanese guides.
Don’t miss
Top places to visit in Bhutan
SDF permit, cab, hotels and guide included with every plan.
Suggested 3N / 4D
Paro Taktsang
The iconic Tiger’s Nest monastery. A beginner-friendly trek with breathtaking mountain views.
Suggested 6N / 7D
Chimi Lhakhang
The temple of fertility blessings, reached through rice fields and authentic Bhutanese village life.
Suggested 7N / 8D
Thimphu
The capital, with Buddha Dordenma and vibrant markets — where modern culture meets tradition.
Suggested 4N / 5D
Bumthang
A valley of sacred sites and monasteries, rich in spiritual history and serene landscapes.
Suggested 3N / 4D
Haa Valley
A hidden gem off the tourist trail — pristine nature for beginner trekkers and families.
Bhutan journeys
Bhutan journeys
Every itinerary is a starting point — change the dates, hotels, pace or places and we will re-quote.
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The Dragon Kingdom
Why Bhutan is special
For travellers from India: easy permits, short flights and unforgettable culture.
Unforgettable moments
From the Tiger's Nest hike to traditional meals and local markets — packed into short itineraries.
Pristine nature
Mountain scenery, clear rivers and protected forests — a peaceful escape a short hop from India.
Safety & peace
A very safe country with low crime — ideal for families, couples and solo travellers seeking calm and culture.
Warm, friendly people
Bhutanese hospitality is genuine, and English is widely understood in tourist areas.
Living culture
Dzongs, monasteries and colourful festivals that offer intimate cultural experiences.
Before you go
Entry requirements & travel information
For Indian travellers. Rules change — we confirm the current position when you book.
Visa & permits
- Visa
- Indian nationals do not need a visa for tourism; an entry permit is issued instead.
- Documents
- A valid passport is preferred for air travel. At some land crossings a government photo ID such as a Voter ID may be accepted — check before travel.
- Our service
- We handle the permit paperwork and border procedures, and advise the best entry route from India.
Health
- Insurance
- Strongly recommended, including medical evacuation and delays.
- Medical care
- Good in Thimphu and Paro; limited in remote valleys.
- Altitude
- Popular places sit at 2,000–3,000 m. Acclimatise gradually and tell us about any medical concerns.
Dress & etiquette
- Monasteries
- Cover shoulders and knees; avoid shorts and sleeveless tops.
- Everywhere
- Modest clothing is appreciated in towns and villages.
- Photography
- Usually allowed — ask inside temples and during ceremonies.
- Smoking
- Strictly restricted in many public places.
Money
- Currency
- Bhutanese Ngultrum (BTN). The Indian rupee is widely accepted, often at par.
- Cards
- Accepted in major hotels and some restaurants.
- ATMs
- In Thimphu and Paro; carry cash for remote areas.
- Our packages
- Priced in INR for Indian travellers.
Phone & internet
- SIM
- We provide a local SIM card.
- Wi-Fi
- In many hotels; limited in remote valleys.
- Roaming
- Check Bhutan roaming with your operator.
Food
- Vegetarian
- Available in most hotels and restaurants — we arrange preferences in advance.
- Non-vegetarian
- Offered at non-vegetarian hotels.
- Spice
- Usually milder than Indian food; special requests can be accommodated.
When to go
Best time to visit Bhutan
March – May
Spring
Mild, 10–25°C
Rhododendrons in bloom, clear skies, ideal for trekking.
June – August
Summer
Warm, 15–30°C, monsoon rain
Lush green valleys and fewer crowds — bring rain gear.
September – November
Autumn
Cool, 5–20°C, clear skies
Peak season: festivals, the best visibility, the Tiger's Nest trek.
December – February
Winter
Cold, −5 to 15°C, sunny days
Snow on the peaks, fewer visitors and clear mountain views.
Everything arranged
Bhutan travel services
Book a complete journey, or just the pieces you need.
Transport in Bhutan
- Paro airport to Thimphu
- Phuentsholing to Thimphu
- Tiger's Nest excursion
- Thimphu, Punakha & Paro sightseeing
- Private vehicle with driver and guide
Places to stay
- Hotels in Thimphu & Paro
- Boutique resorts in the Punakha valley
- Traditional Bhutanese guesthouses
- Budget-friendly options
- Group bookings
Travel assistance
- Entry permit & SDF processing
- Licensed Bhutanese guides
- Custom itinerary planning
- Support throughout your trip
Bhutan taxi packages
Pick-up, drop and sightseeing, with permit guidance included. Parking and tolls at actuals; fares quoted per route.
- Experienced Himalayan drivers
- Clean, well-kept vehicles
- Permit guidance included
- Hyundai Santa Fe
- Hyundai Tucson
- Maruti Swift Dzire
- Toyota HiAce
Guest moments
Our guests in Bhutan
Plan with an expert
Let’s plan your Bhutan journey
Tell us your dates and who is travelling. We reply with an itinerary and a clear, itemised quote — hotels, transport, permits and guides laid out upfront.
- Call+91 90916 11102
- WhatsApp+91 90916 11102
- Emailinquiry@himalayan-yatra.com