Bhutan Wonders – 7-Day Bhutan Tour Package from India with Flights & Tiger’s Nest Hike
From ₹66,960 / personEMI from ₹5,580/mo
Bhutan
Best time March to May, September to November Cost ₹₹₹₹₹ Safety 5/5 Visa Entry permit (no visa for Indians)
The last Himalayan kingdom measures success in happiness. Bhutan is about cliff-side monasteries, prayer-flag passes, clean air and a calm pace of life, and Indians can visit without a visa.
Plan your Bhutan holiday with Easy Tripping. Tell us your dates and budget and we will build a trip around you, with flights, hotels, sightseeing and visa help.
- Capital
- Thimphu
- Currency
- Bhutanese ngultrum (BTN Nu.)
- Languages
- Dzongkha
- Time zone
- UTC+6
- Region
- South Asia
- Best time to visit
- March to May, September to November
Places to visit in Bhutan
01Paro
Tiger's Nest monastery, Paro Dzong and the national museum.
02Thimphu
The capital: Buddha Dordenma, weekend market and the Folk Heritage Museum.
03Punakha
Bhutan's most beautiful dzong and the longest suspension bridge.
04Dochula Pass
108 chortens with Himalayan views on clear days.
05Phobjikha Valley
Glacial valley where black-necked cranes winter.
06Phuentsholing
Border town if you travel by road from Bagdogra.
Things to do
Experiences we can add to your trip.
Tiger's Nest hike
4–5 hours return to the monastery on the cliff.
Punakha river rafting
Gentle rafting past the dzong.
Archery
Try Bhutan's national sport with locals.
Hot stone bath
Traditional farmhouse bath after a long day.
Dress in Gho or Kira
Photo session in national dress.
When to visit Bhutan
JanOkay
FebGood
MarBest
AprBest
MayBest
JunOkay
JulOkay
AugOkay
SepGood
OctBest
NovBest
DecGood
BestMar – May
Rhododendrons bloom, clear skies and festivals like Paro Tsechu.
BestSep – Nov
Crisp and clear mountain views, Thimphu Tsechu festival.
QuieterJun – Aug / Dec – Feb
Monsoon rain in summer, cold but clear winters.
Food to try
Ema Datshi
Chillies cooked in cheese, Bhutan's national dish.
Kewa Datshi
Potatoes in cheese sauce, milder and veg.
Momos
Steamed dumplings, veg or meat.
Red rice
Nutty Bhutanese rice served with every meal.
Suja
Butter tea, salty and warming.
Indian food
Dal, roti and Indian dishes are easy to find in most hotels.
Shopping
Handwoven textiles
Kira fabric, scarves and bags.
Thangka paintings
Buddhist art from Thimphu workshops.
Prayer flags & incense
From local markets and monasteries.
Bhutanese stamps
A famous collector's souvenir from the post office.
Culture & etiquette
- Walk clockwise around chortens and temples.
- Dress modestly; long sleeves inside dzongs.
- Photography is not allowed inside temples.
- Smoking in public and buying tobacco is restricted.
- Do not point at religious objects with one finger.
Getting around & facilities
- SIM & internet
- B-Mobile tourist SIM, about ₹500. Wi-Fi in hotels.
- Getting around
- Private car with driver and licensed guide (included in our packages).
- Power plug
- Type D/F/G, 230V. Indian plugs work.
- Money
- Ngultrum, equal to the Indian rupee. INR notes up to ₹500 are widely accepted.
- Entry
- Indians need a permit with passport or voter ID. Sustainable Development Fee applies.
- Altitude
- Take it easy on day one, drink water.
- Emergency number
- Police 113, ambulance 112
Safety for travellers
General safety 5/5
- One of the safest countries in Asia.
- Mountain roads are slow and winding; carry motion-sickness tablets.
- Weather changes fast; carry a light jacket even in summer.
Women travellers
- Very safe for women, including solo travellers.
- Bhutanese society is respectful and calm.
- Guides are mandatory, so you are never on your own.
Our team is reachable 24/7 during your trip.
Cost index
Typical prices on the ground, per person. Flights not included.
Moderate
| Restaurant meal | ₹400 – 800 |
|---|---|
| Tea / coffee | ₹80 – 150 |
| Sustainable Development Fee (Indians) | ₹1,200 per night |
| Car with driver per day | ₹4,000 – 6,000 |
| Monastery entry | ₹500 – 1,000 |
| 3-star hotel per night | ₹4,000 – 7,000 |
Budget₹6,000 – 8,000per person, per day
Comfort₹10,000 – 15,000per person, per day
Luxury₹40,000+per person, per day
Prices are approximate and change with season and exchange rates. Ask us for an exact quote.
Want us to plan Bhutan for you?Flights, hotels, visa and sightseeing in one quote. No booking fee.
Bhutan visa for Indians
Indians need a permit (passport or voter ID). Sustainable Development Fee applies.
Entry permit (no visa for Indians)
Issued on arrival at Paro or Phuentsholing, or online in advance.
Documents you need
- Valid Indian passport (6 months) OR Voter ID card
- Passport photos
- Hotel bookings
- Children under 18: birth certificate if no passport
- Note: Aadhaar and PAN are not accepted
Fees & waiting time
| Permit | Free |
|---|---|
| Sustainable Development Fee (Indians) | ₹1,200 per person per night; children 6–12 pay half |
| Easy Tripping service charge | Ask us |
Processing time: Same day at the border, or a few days online.
How to apply: We arrange the permit and SDF with your hotel and guide.
Get visa help Official visa website ↗
Fees are approximate, last checked November 2026. Embassies change rules and fees without notice, so we always confirm the latest before you apply.
Emergency help in Bhutan
- Local police / ambulance: Police 113, ambulance 112
- Indian embassy & consulates: official list of Indian missions abroad ↗
- MADAD (consular help for Indians abroad): madad.gov.in ↗
- Easy Tripping 24/7 trip support: +91 94296 91021
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Flights to Bhutan
| Route | Airlines | Flight time | Stops | Return fare from | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Delhi (DEL) → Paro (PBH) Several a week |
Druk Air, Bhutan Airlines | about 2h | Non-stop | Ask us | Get fare |
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