Discover Bhutan: 6-Nights & 7-Days of Culture, Serenity & Adventure (3-Star Deluxe, Min 4 Pax Package)

Itinerary :-

2 Nights Phuentsholing – 2 Nights Thimphu – 2 Nights Paro 
● Day 01 - Airport Pick Up. Later Drop in Phuentsholing , Overnight stay in Phuentsholing 
● Day 02 - Pass Permits and Transfer to Thimphu,Overnight stay in Thimphu 
● Day 03 - Full Day Thimphu Sightseeing, Overnight stay in Thimphu 
● Day 04 - Thimphu to Paro, Paro Sightseeing Overnight stay in Paro
● Day 05 - Hike to Tiger Nest Monastry, Overnight stay in Paro 
● Day 06 - Transfer from Paro to Phuentsholing via chele la.
● Day 07 – Phuentsholing to Airport Drop End of Tour 
Detailed Itinerary 
📌Day 1: Arrival in Bhutan – The Journey Begins
Welcome to Bhutan! Arrive at Bagdogra Airport, where your adventure starts with a scenic drive to Phuentsholing, Bhutan’s vibrant border town. Feel the fresh mountain air as you check into your hotel. Spend the evening exploring the town’s lively streets, enjoying local delicacies, and soaking in the Bhutanese way of life. Overnight stay in Phuentsholing.
📌Day 2: Into the Heart of Bhutan – Thimphu Awaits
After completing immigration formalities, set off for Thimphu, Bhutan’s picturesque capital. En route, admire the stunning Himalayan landscapes of rolling hills and dense forests. Upon arrival, explore the city's charming blend of tradition and modernity. End the day with a delicious Bhutanese dinner, embracing the warmth of local hospitality. Overnight stay in Thimphu.
📌Day 3: Exploring Thimphu’s Cultural and Spiritual Treasures
Start your day at Motithang Takin Preserve, home to Bhutan’s rare national animal, the Takin. Continue to Tashichho Dzong, an iconic fortress that reflects Bhutanese architectural excellence. Experience Bhutan’s rich artistic traditions at the National Institute of Zorig Chusum and step back in time at the Folk Heritage Museum. Feel the spiritual tranquility at the grand Buddha Dordenma Statue, offering panoramic views of the Thimphu valley. In the evening, visit the Weekend Market, a lively place filled with local handicrafts, flavors, and Bhutanese culture. Overnight stay in Thimphu.
📌Day 4: Unveiling the Beauty of Paro
Head to Paro, a town rich in history and stunning landscapes. Visit the National Museum of Bhutan, a repository of the country’s heritage, and explore the stunning Paro Dzong. Walk through the historic Drukgyel Dzong and admire the beauty of Kyichu Lhakhang, one of Bhutan’s oldest temples. Take in scenic views from Chele La Pass, the highest motorable pass in Bhutan. The day also includes visits to Ta Dzong, Nya-Mey Zam, Dungtse Lhakhang, Kila Gompa, and Druk Choeding Temple. End the evening with a mesmerizing Bhutanese cultural performance showcasing traditional dances and music. Overnight stay in Paro.
📌Day 5: The Iconic Tiger’s Nest Monastery Trek
Embark on a breathtaking hike to the Paro Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest Monastery), perched dramatically on a cliffside. Trek through lush pine forests, cross scenic bridges, and let the spiritual energy of this sacred site fill your soul. Capture panoramic views and cherish this once-in-a-lifetime experience. After the trek, rejuvenate with a traditional hot stone bath, soothing your body after the adventure. Overnight stay in Paro.
📌Day 6: Paro to Phuentsholing via Chele La Pass
Depart from Paro and take a scenic drive through Chele La Pass, one of Bhutan’s highest motorable passes, offering stunning Himalayan views. Arrive in Phuentsholing and spend the day exploring this vibrant border town. Stroll through bustling markets, relax at a local café, or visit cultural landmarks before winding down with a comforting Bhutanese dinner. Overnight stay in Phuentsholing.
📌Day 7: Farewell, Bhutan – Until We Meet Again
Bid farewell to Bhutan as you journey back to Bagdogra Airport. Carry home not just souvenirs, but a heart full of memories from the serene landscapes, spiritual sites, and warm Bhutanese hospitality. Until we meet again!
🧵 Travel Etiquette in Bhutan: Do's & Don'ts
Do's in Bhutan
✅ Carry Valid Original Documents: Ensure your passport is valid (not expired) and carry your original Voter ID (duplicates are not accepted).
✅ Dress Appropriately: Follow proper dress codes when visiting offices and religious sites. Avoid singlets, miniskirts, or revealing attire.
✅ Respect Religious Sites:
 🙏 Remove your hat and footwear when entering temples and altar rooms.
🤫 Maintain silence in heritage and religious monuments.
🔄 Always walk clockwise around religious monuments and heritage sites.
✅ Permits & Documentation:
📜 Obtain the proper permits required to explore religious artifacts or antiques.
🛂 Always carry valid travel documents and present them when asked.
✅ Health & Safety:
🚑 Be fully insured for unforeseen medical emergencies.
🚔 In case of loss of travel documents, report to the nearest immigration office, police station, or Tourism Council of Bhutan (TCB) office.
✅ Environmental Responsibility: Be responsible for your own waste and dispose of it in designated areas.
✅ Traffic & Safety: Follow traffic rules and use designated zebra crossings for pedestrian safety.
✅ Report Misconduct: Report any misbehavior by guides, drivers, or tour operators to the Tourism Council of Bhutan (TCB).
Don'ts in Bhutan
🚫 Respect Cultural Artifacts: Do not touch murals, religious paintings, or sacred objects in temples.
🚫 Prohibited Activities:
🚭 Smoking is strictly prohibited in public places.
❌ The use and carrying of drones is strictly prohibited without official permission.
🚫 Environmental Consciousness:
🚯 Spitting on walls or public spaces is discouraged.
❌ Do not feed animals on highways, in parks, or other public areas.
🚫 Photography Restrictions: Photography and filming are restricted in certain areas; always check for signs or seek permission.
🚫 Sacred Water Bodies: Swimming, washing, or throwing objects into lakes and water bodies is strictly prohibited as these are considered sacred.
🚫 Respect in Religious Spaces: Do not sit with legs stretched out in front of an altar; sit cross-legged or kneel as a sign of respect.
By following these guidelines, you will help preserve Bhutan’s rich cultural heritage and enjoy a respectful and meaningful travel experience.
🧵Special Notes and FAQ
●  Pick-up time is flexible as per the time of flight arrival.
●  Breakfast and Dinner Complementary (Breakfast will start from Day 2 of itinerary) 
● There is No Refund for unutilised Service. 
● On hilly areas the CAR AC will not work. 
● Portages and Driver Tips are extra. 
● During sightseeing the vehicle will go up to permissible point only, from that point any arrangement to be made all extra expenses shall have to be borne by the passengers. 
● Extra bed in the room means only an extra mattress or as per hotel policy
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for Bhutan Travel
1. Do Indian Nationals Need a Visa to Visit Bhutan?
No, Indian nationals do not need a visa to visit Bhutan. However, they must carry either a valid Indian passport or Voter ID card and obtain an entry permit upon arrival.
2. What is the Best Time to Visit Bhutan from India?
The ideal times to visit Bhutan are during the spring months (March to May) and the autumn months (September to November) when the weather is pleasant, and skies are clear.
3. What Currency is Used in Bhutan?
The currency used in Bhutan is the Bhutanese Ngultrum (Nu.), but Indian Rupees (INR) are widely accepted. It is advisable to carry smaller denominations of INR for convenience.
4. What is the Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) in Bhutan?
The Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) is a daily tariff imposed on tourists, including Indian nationals. It covers accommodation, meals, transportation, and a licensed guide. This fee supports sustainable development projects in Bhutan.
5. How Expensive is it to Travel to Bhutan from India?
Traveling to Bhutan is relatively affordable for Indian tourists due to proximity. Costs include the SDF (Minimum Daily Package) and expenses for additional activities, souvenirs, and personal costs.
6. What Should I Wear While Visiting Bhutan?
Visitors should dress modestly and respectfully, especially at religious sites and dzongs (fortresses). Comfortable clothing and sturdy walking shoes are recommended for exploring different terrains.
7. Is Bhutan Safe for Indian Tourists?
Bhutan is considered one of the safest countries for tourists. The crime rate is low, and the Bhutanese are known for their hospitality and peaceful lifestyle.
8. Can I Get a SIM Card in Bhutan?
Yes, Tash Cell provides the best network coverage in Bhutan. SIM cards can be easily purchased in Phuentsholing city.

These FAQs offer practical information for Indian nationals planning to visit Bhutan, covering visa requirements, travel logistics, cultural etiquette, and more.