Bhutan Tour Packages from India

Monasteries, valleys and clean mountain air at a slow, soulful pace, with the permits and the SDF handled so you just travel.

A seated Buddha statue on a forested hill in Bhutan

Bhutan, Slow and Soulful

Bhutan is the slow, soulful Himalayan trip: monasteries, valleys, and clean mountain air, with a strong cultural identity. We handle the permits and the SDF so you just travel.

Best Time, Who It Suits and How Long

DELDelhi
Bhutan
Best time
Mar to May and Sep to Nov bring clear skies and festivals.
Ideal stay
5 to 7 nights.
  • Best time to visitMarch to May and September to November bring clear skies and festivals.
  • Ideal forCouples, culture seekers, and calm-and-nature travellers.

What to Do in Bhutan

  • The Tiger's Nest (Paro Taktsang) hike
  • Thimphu and the giant Buddha
  • Punakha Dzong
  • Dochula Pass
  • A local festival (tshechu)
  • Valley walks and farmhouse stays

Visa and Entry for Indian Travellers

  1. Step 1

    A Permit, Not a Visa

    Indians do not need a visa but do need an entry permit, and must pay the Sustainable Development Fee (SDF).

  2. Step 2

    We Arrange the Permits

    We arrange the permits and brief you on the current SDF before you travel.

What We Handle, so It Is Tailored Not Off-the-Shelf

The permits, the SDF and the altitude all need handling. Here is what we do:

  • Permits and SDF paperwork sorted for you
  • The right pace for the altitude
  • A good guide and driver
  • The Tiger's Nest hike done sensibly

Bhutan Trip Questions, Answered

When is the best time to visit Bhutan?

March to May and September to November are best, with clear skies, comfortable temperatures and the colourful tshechu festivals.

How many days do I need for Bhutan?

Five to seven nights lets you take Paro, Thimphu and Punakha at the right altitude-friendly pace, with the Tiger's Nest hike unhurried.

Do Indians need a visa for Bhutan?

No visa, but Indian travellers do need an entry permit and must pay the Sustainable Development Fee. We arrange the permits and brief you on the current SDF.

What is the SDF?

The Sustainable Development Fee is a daily charge Bhutan applies to support its tourism and environment model. We brief you on the current rate before you commit.

Talk to a Real Bhutan Expert

Tell us your dates, and we will shape the right Bhutan pace and arrange the permits and SDF.

From travel insurance to an adventure pace, we can take care of the whole trip around your Bhutan plans.

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