Bhutan

Immerse yourself in this picturesque Himalayan kingdom with their magnificent castle-like monasteries, ancient forests, aromatic delicacies, and the vibrant festivals. The adventurous you will not be disappointed either. Bhutan, being located in the Himalayas, is the perfect place for exciting adventure activities like circuit treks, kayaking, rafting, and paragliding. For a very long time now, Bhutan has had a policy of controlled tourism, which has helped maintain its pristine forests and preserve its unique culture. Protecting nature and culture is part of the Bhutanese value system and is an important aspect of the traditional way of life in Bhutan, and we at un[travel] are aligned to these values.

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Best Of Bhutan

Apart from the gorgeous landscapes and age-old monasteries, Bhutan also exemplifies royalty. Monarchy is still intact in this part of the world. Of precariously perched monasteries and a forest cover of over 70 percent, Bhutan is truly pristine. The cultural richness of Thimphu comes alive with its monasteries and the art of thangka paintings. The birding paradise of Punakha will leave you wanting for more. The stunning Tiger's Nest at Paro will leave you gasping with amazement. The kingdom of Bhutan is truly enthralling.

7 Days | INR 19500 per person

Bhutan-The Dragon Country Trails

Visiting the 'Land of the Thunder Dragon' is a true bliss and if you are short on time, this is the perfect itinerary for you. Of precariously perched monasteries and a forest cover of over 70 percent, Bhutan is truly pristine. The cultural richness of Thimphu comes alive with its monasteries and the art of thangka paintings. The birding paradise of Punakha and the glacial valley of Phobjikha stir up the best of emotions in you. The stunning Tiger's Nest at Paro will make your heart skip a beat or two.

6 Days | INR 18500 per person

To The Villages Of Bhutan

To understand the authenticity of the 'happiness' of Bhutan, one must foray into the villages. One of the only countries in the world where tourism is highly regulated, Bhutan prides itself in being a sustainable tourist destination. This carbon negative country uses a considerable amount of revenue earned from tourism for the upkeep of its natural resources. This trip takes you across the different valleys of Bhutan, lets you stay in homestays, enjoy its authentic cuisine and introduces you to its rich culture and heritage.

13 Days | INR 29700 per person

King Memorial

A small little kingdom, Bhutan has done wonders in terms of both conservation and a monarchy that has changed with changing times. The 'land of the thunder dragon', is interestingly rich when measured by its citizens 'gross national happiness'. Of precariously perched monasteries and a forest cover of over 70 percent, Bhutan is truly pristine.

8 Days | INR 23400 per person

Amazing Bhutan

The last remaining great Himalaya Kingdom, Bhutan remains to be one such country that has a firm grasp on tradition and culture even during the modern times. It boasts magnificent mountain scenery, incredible architecture and a colourful cultural heritage. Blessed with an extraordinary range of natural habitats, from subtropical valleys to alpine peaks, Bhutan is also home to some exceptional wildlife.

8 Days | INR 21500 per person

Bhutan Fantasy

Fantasies will fall short when you meet reality in Bhutan. A landscape that is beyond your wildest imagination. Of precariously perched monasteries and a forest cover of over 70 percent, Bhutan is truly pristine. The cultural richness of Thimphu comes alive with its monasteries and the art of thangka paintings. The stunning Tiger's Nest at Paro will leave you gasping with amazement. This trip offers you the very best of Paro and Thimphu.

5 Days | INR 19500 per person

Best time to Visit

Spring (March, April, May) and autumn (September, October, November) are the best time to visit Bhutan. The mild weather during these months makes it a perfect time to visit the country. Thimphu Festival and Black-Necked Crane Festival - usually takes places at the end of September or early October. It is also the right time to think about Jomolhari trekking, river rafting and kayaking. Marathon enthusiasts can take part in Bhutan International marathon. Snowfall can be expected in winter- from December, January, and February. Consider travelling in June or December for low season price while still having favourable weather. A penny saved is a penny earned!

How to reach

Air

The only international airport in Bhutan is in Paro, located west of the capital, Thimphu. Drukair and Bhutan Airlines are the only airlines which service in Bhutan.
There is a domestic airport in Bumthang that is connected to Paro by Tashi Air. Domestic flights are available but there are no daily services.

Road

The country have fairly good road network, except the northern region.
Most of Bhutan's roads are mountainous with lots of winding turns.Remember, self-driving though can definitely be an adventure!
Toyota Coaster Buses are cheap and are fairly comfortable.
Taxis or share taxis are arguably the best way to go about, as there are not many options for you to choose from. The prices of these hires can be negotiated directly.