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Discover the breathtaking Land of Happiness with India Tours Hub. Our Bhutan Tour Packages are designed for Indian travellers looking for Himalayan scenery, peaceful valleys, ancient monasteries, vibrant Bhutanese culture and unforgettable mountain experiences.

From Thimphu and Paro to Punakha and Phobjikha Valley, explore Bhutan comfortably with carefully planned itineraries, hotels, transfers, sightseeing and entry-permit assistance.

7 Days Bhutan Tour Package from Kolkata

Discover the beauty of the Himalayas with our 7 Days Bhutan Tour Package from Kolkata. This carefully planned Bhutan itinerary covers Phuentsholing, Thimphu, Punakha and Paro, giving you a wonderful mix of Himalayan landscapes, Buddhist culture, monasteries and local experiences.

This Bhutan tour is ideal for couples, families, friends and small groups looking for a comfortable and well-organised holiday from India. The itinerary includes accommodation, meals, private transportation, sightseeing and assistance with Bhutan travel formalities.

Whether you are planning a Bhutan family tour, private Bhutan holiday, honeymoon trip or group tour, India Tours Hub can customise the itinerary according to your travel dates, budget and preferences.

7 Days Bhutan Tour Itinerary

Day 1: NJP Railway Station / IXB Airport to Phuentsholing

Meet and greet at New Jalpaiguri (NJP) Railway Station or Bagdogra (IXB) Airport. From there, transfer to Phuentsholing, the gateway to Bhutan.

On arrival, check in to your hotel and relax after the journey. You can spend the evening at leisure or explore the nearby area.

Overnight stay: Phuentsholing

Day 2: Phuentsholing to Thimphu

After breakfast, complete the required immigration and entry formalities at Phuentsholing. Then, continue your journey to Thimphu, the capital city of Bhutan.

The drive takes you through beautiful mountain landscapes and scenic valleys. En route, visit Milarepa Lhakhang and a scenic waterfall viewpoint, subject to road and weather conditions.

After reaching Thimphu, check in to your hotel. The rest of the day is free for relaxation or exploring the local surroundings.

Overnight stay: Thimphu

Day 3: Thimphu to Punakha and Back to Thimphu

After breakfast, leave for Punakha, one of Bhutan’s most beautiful valleys.

The journey takes you through Dochula Pass, located at an altitude of approximately 3,100 metres. On a clear day, the pass offers spectacular views of the Himalayan mountain ranges. You can also see the famous 108 Druk Wangyal Chortens.

Continue towards Punakha and visit the magnificent Punakha Dzong, one of Bhutan’s most important architectural and historical landmarks. The dzong is traditionally known as Druk Pungthang Dechen Phodrang, meaning the Palace of Great Happiness.

After sightseeing, drive back to Thimphu.

Overnight stay: Thimphu

Day 4: Thimphu Sightseeing and Transfer to Paro

After breakfast, explore some of the popular attractions of Thimphu.

Your sightseeing may include:

• Buddha Dordenma Statue
• National Memorial Chorten
• Simply Bhutan Museum
• Palace View Point
• BBS Tower View Point
• Nunnery
• Hindu Temple

After completing the sightseeing, drive to Paro, one of Bhutan’s most scenic towns.

On arrival, check in to your hotel and relax.

Overnight stay: Paro

Day 5: Paro Sightseeing

After breakfast, enjoy a full day of sightseeing in Paro.

Visit Shaba River Point and Paro Airport View Point. You can also experience Bhutanese culture by trying traditional Bhutanese dress on rental, subject to availability.

Continue your sightseeing with a visit to the National Museum of Bhutan. You will also visit the viewpoint or base area associated with Taktsang Monastery, popularly known as Tiger’s Nest.

If you wish to hike to Tiger’s Nest, additional time and a suitable fitness level are required. The hike itself is not included unless specifically mentioned in your customised itinerary.

Overnight stay: Paro

Day 6: Paro to Phuentsholing

After breakfast, check out from your hotel and begin your return journey to Phuentsholing.

Enjoy the changing mountain scenery along the way. On arrival, check in to your hotel and relax.

The evening is free for shopping or exploring the local area, depending on your arrival time.

Overnight stay: Phuentsholing

Day 7: Phuentsholing to NJP Railway Station / IXB Airport

After breakfast, check out from your hotel.

Our vehicle will transfer you to NJP Railway Station or Bagdogra (IXB) Airport according to your departure schedule.

Your memorable 7-day Bhutan holiday from Kolkata comes to an end.

Bhutan Tour Package from NJP – Price

The following rates are based on the number of adults travelling together:

Important: The above rates are applicable to Indian nationals. Additional charges apply to non-Indian travellers.

Package prices may vary depending on travel dates, hotel category, transportation requirements, government fees and availability. Please contact us for the latest quotation before booking.

Cost Includes

Your Bhutan tour package includes:

• Accommodation as mentioned in the itinerary
• Meals as specified in the tour plan
• Transfers and sightseeing by an exclusive vehicle
• Applicable permit fees and hotel taxes included in the itinerary
• Guide services for the Bhutan portion of the tour, where applicable
• Applicable Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) for Indian travellers, according to current government rules
• Travel insurance
• Services and arrangements specifically mentioned in the itinerary

Note: Package rates are applicable to Indian nationals. Additional charges may apply to foreign nationals.

Cost Excludes

The following expenses are not included in the package price:

• GST
• Airfare or train fare
• Personal expenses such as laundry, telephone calls and shopping
• Tips and gratuities
• Mineral water, soft drinks and alcoholic beverages
• Porterage charges
• Entrance fees to sightseeing attractions unless specifically mentioned
• Additional sightseeing outside the itinerary
• Extra use of the vehicle beyond the agreed itinerary
• Expenses caused by landslides, road closures, natural calamities, strikes, political disturbances or other unforeseen circumstances
• Any increase in taxes, government fees or fuel prices before departure
• Any service or expense not specifically mentioned under Cost Includes

Why Choose India Tours Hub for Bhutan Tours?

Planning a Bhutan holiday becomes easier when your accommodation, transportation, sightseeing and travel formalities are arranged in advance.

At India Tours Hub, we offer carefully planned Bhutan Tour Packages from India for couples, families, groups and solo travellers.

We can also customise your Bhutan itinerary based on your travel dates, preferred hotel category, group size and budget.

Why travel with India Tours Hub?

• Custom Bhutan Tour Packages from India
• Bhutan holidays for couples and families
• Private Bhutan tours
• Assistance with Bhutan Entry Permit formalities
• Comfortable hotels and private transportation
• Flexible itineraries
• Local travel assistance
• Budget, standard and luxury tour options
• Support before and during your trip

Bhutan Travel Guide

Planning your first Bhutan trip? Here is some essential information to help you prepare for your holiday.

How to Get to Bhutan

Bhutan can be reached by air or road, depending on your nationality and travel plans.

Paro International Airport is Bhutan’s main international airport. Flights operate between Paro and selected destinations, including cities in India and neighbouring countries, depending on current airline schedules.

For travellers arriving by road from India, Phuentsholing is one of the main entry points.

If your journey involves a connecting flight, allow sufficient time between flights for immigration, baggage collection and check-in. Airline and airport requirements can vary, so always confirm the latest rules before booking.

Bhutan Visa and Entry Requirements

Bhutan’s entry requirements depend on your nationality.

Indian citizens generally do not require a Bhutan visa but need the appropriate Entry Permit and valid travel documents.

Foreign nationals normally require a Bhutan visa before entering the country, subject to Bhutan’s current immigration rules.

Travellers should arrange the necessary documents before departure. If you are travelling through another country, also check its transit visa and baggage requirements.

Bhutan Trekking Tours

Bhutan is an excellent destination for Himalayan trekking. Its trails pass through forests, valleys, mountain passes and remote villages.

Popular trekking routes include the following.

Druk Path Trek

The Druk Path Trek is one of Bhutan’s popular short treks. The route connects Paro and Thimphu and passes through beautiful rhododendron forests, mountain landscapes and high-altitude lakes.

It is a good option for travellers who want to experience the Himalayas without committing to a very long trek.

Chomolhari Trek

The Chomolhari Trek is a challenging Himalayan adventure with spectacular views of Mount Chomolhari and surrounding peaks.

The trek combines remote mountain landscapes, traditional villages and high-altitude trails. Good fitness and preparation are recommended.

Snowman Trek

The Snowman Trek is considered one of Bhutan’s most challenging trekking routes.

It crosses remote valleys and several high mountain passes. Therefore, it is best suited to experienced trekkers with good fitness and appropriate high-altitude preparation.

Best Time for Trekking in Bhutan

The best trekking seasons are generally spring and autumn.

During spring, the landscape becomes colourful with blooming rhododendrons. Autumn usually offers clearer skies and excellent Himalayan views.

The summer monsoon can bring heavy rainfall, while winter temperatures can be extremely cold at higher elevations.

Always check current trail conditions and weather forecasts before starting a trek.

Preparing for a Bhutan Trek

Bhutan trekking routes range from moderate walks to demanding high-altitude adventures.

Before your trek:

• Prepare physically through regular walking or hiking.
• Allow sufficient time for acclimatisation.
• Carry suitable trekking shoes.
• Pack warm and waterproof clothing.
• Carry essential personal medicines.
• Keep important documents secure.
• Carry a small daypack for daily essentials.

For challenging high-altitude routes, consider your fitness level and previous trekking experience before booking.

Hotels, Camping and Food in Bhutan

Bhutan offers a variety of accommodation options, from comfortable tourist hotels to camping facilities for trekking trips.

During a trek, camping teams generally arrange tents, sleeping equipment and dining facilities.

Bhutanese food is an important part of the travel experience. Popular dishes include rice, vegetables, noodles, meat dishes and Ema Datshi, a traditional chilli-and-cheese dish.

Many tourist hotels also offer vegetarian and international food options.

Toilets During Bhutan Treks

Hotels generally provide Western-style toilets.

However, trekking camps offer much simpler facilities because many routes pass through remote mountain areas. Toilet facilities can also be limited during long trekking days.

Travellers should therefore be prepared for basic conditions while trekking.

Luggage Allowance for Bhutan Treks

Before starting a trek, check the luggage allowance provided by your trekking operator.

A small daypack is useful for carrying water, snacks, documents, sunscreen, personal medicines and other daily essentials.

Keep valuables secure and pack only the items required for your trek.

Money and Currency in Bhutan

The official currency of Bhutan is the Bhutanese Ngultrum (BTN).

The Bhutanese Ngultrum is pegged at the same value as the Indian Rupee. Indian travellers may therefore find Indian currency useful during their trip, although acceptance can vary by location and transaction.

Major international currencies can be exchanged at authorised locations.

It is still a good idea to carry some cash, particularly when travelling outside major towns.

You may need additional money for shopping, souvenirs, tips and personal expenses.

Tipping in Bhutan

Tipping is common in Bhutan’s tourism industry, although the amount is generally discretionary.

Travellers may tip guides, drivers, trekking staff and other service providers according to the quality of service.

For group tours, travellers can also combine their contributions and provide a shared tip.

Top Places to Visit in Bhutan

Bhutan combines spectacular Himalayan scenery with Buddhist culture, traditional architecture and peaceful mountain valleys.

Here are some of the best places to include in your Bhutan itinerary.

Paro

Paro is one of Bhutan’s most popular destinations.

The valley is known for its traditional architecture, mountain scenery and historic sites. Highlights include Tiger’s Nest Monastery, Paro Dzong and the National Museum of Bhutan.

Paro is also home to Bhutan’s main international airport.

Thimphu

Thimphu is the capital city of Bhutan and a popular stop on most Bhutan tours.

During your stay, you can visit Buddha Dordenma, National Memorial Chorten, Tashichho Dzong, local markets and cultural attractions.

The city offers an interesting combination of traditional Bhutanese culture and modern development.

Punakha

Punakha is famous for the spectacular Punakha Dzong, which stands at the meeting point of two rivers.

The area is surrounded by beautiful mountains and green valleys. You can also visit the famous Punakha Suspension Bridge.

Phobjikha Valley

Phobjikha Valley is a peaceful destination surrounded by mountains and forests.

The valley is particularly famous for the black-necked cranes that visit during the winter months.

It is an excellent destination for travellers looking for nature, wildlife and quiet mountain scenery.

Bumthang

Bumthang is often described as the spiritual heartland of Bhutan.

The region is home to ancient temples, monasteries and traditional villages. It is particularly suitable for travellers who want to explore Bhutan’s religious and cultural heritage.

Top Things to Do in Bhutan

A Bhutan holiday offers plenty of opportunities to experience culture, nature and adventure.

Here are some popular things to do:

• Hike to Tiger’s Nest Monastery
• Visit historic Bhutanese dzongs and monasteries
• Walk across Punakha Suspension Bridge
• Enjoy Himalayan views from Dochula Pass
• Watch or experience traditional Bhutanese archery
• Try local dishes such as Ema Datshi and Momos
• Experience a traditional Bhutanese hot stone bath
• Explore local markets and handicraft shops
• Shop for Bhutanese textiles and handicrafts
• Learn about Bhutanese Buddhist culture and traditions
• Enjoy scenic drives through Himalayan valleys

Best Time to Visit Bhutan

Bhutan can be visited throughout the year. However, the ideal time depends on the type of holiday you want.

March to May – Spring

Spring is a beautiful time to visit Bhutan.

The weather is generally pleasant, flowers begin to bloom and several cultural festivals take place during this period.

Therefore, spring is suitable for sightseeing, photography and outdoor activities.

September to November – Autumn

Autumn is one of the most popular seasons for a Bhutan tour.

The weather is generally comfortable, skies are often clearer and Himalayan mountain views can be spectacular.

This season is particularly suitable for sightseeing, photography and trekking.

December to February – Winter

Winter brings colder weather, particularly at higher elevations.

However, tourist numbers are generally lower. Therefore, winter can be a good choice if you prefer a quieter holiday.

Some high-altitude areas can experience snow and very cold conditions, so pack suitable clothing.

June to August – Monsoon

The summer monsoon brings rainfall to Bhutan.

Road conditions and outdoor activities can sometimes be affected by heavy rain. However, the season can appeal to travellers who prefer fewer tourists and a quieter experience.

Travel Tip: Peak-season flights and hotels can become busy. Therefore, booking your Bhutan tour in advance is recommended.

Bhutan Tour from India – Entry Requirements

Indian citizens do not normally require a visa to enter Bhutan. However, they need an appropriate Entry Permit and valid identification documents.

Indian travellers can enter Bhutan by air through Paro International Airport or by road through Phuentsholing.

A valid Indian Passport or Voter ID may be used for the entry process, subject to current Bhutanese regulations.

Indian travellers are also required to pay the applicable Sustainable Development Fee (SDF). Rules, rates and child concessions can change, so confirm the current requirements before travelling.

How to Reach Bhutan from India

There are two main ways to travel from India to Bhutan: by flight or road.

By Flight

Travellers can fly to Paro International Airport from selected cities in India, depending on current flight schedules.

Possible Indian departure points may include Kolkata, Delhi, Bagdogra and Guwahati, subject to airline operations and seasonal schedules.

Kolkata can be particularly convenient for travellers from eastern India.

By Road

Road travel is another popular option.

You can travel to Jaigaon in West Bengal and cross the India-Bhutan border into Phuentsholing.

Travellers can reach Jaigaon by road or train and then continue into Bhutan. Bagdogra Airport and New Jalpaiguri Railway Station are also convenient starting points for a road journey.

Bhutan Trip Cost from India

The Bhutan trip cost from India depends on several factors.

The main factors include:

• Number of travel days
• Number of travellers
• Hotel category
• Travel season
• Type of transportation
• Sightseeing requirements
• Activities and excursions
• Government fees and applicable SDF
• Flight or train costs

For example, a private luxury Bhutan tour will generally cost more than a standard group package. Similarly, peak-season travel can increase hotel and transportation costs.

At India Tours Hub, we offer budget, family, private and luxury Bhutan tour packages from India.

You can also customise your itinerary according to your preferred travel dates, hotel category and budget.

Travel Tips for Bhutan

A little preparation can make your Bhutan holiday more comfortable.

Keep these useful travel tips in mind:

• Carry your original passport or other required travel documents.
• Keep copies of important documents and permits.
• Check the latest Bhutan entry requirements before travelling.
• Carry some cash for smaller purchases and remote areas.
• Wear comfortable shoes for sightseeing and walking.
• Carry layered clothing because mountain weather can change quickly.
• Use sunscreen and carry personal medicines.
• Carry motion-sickness medicine if mountain roads affect you.
• Wear modest clothing when visiting monasteries and religious sites.
• Respect local customs and photography rules.
• Keep your itinerary flexible because weather can affect mountain roads and flights.
• Book peak-season hotels and transportation in advance.

Frequently Asked Questions – FAQ’s

Q. Do Indians need a visa for Bhutan?

A. No. Indian citizens generally do not need a visa to visit Bhutan. However, they need the required Entry Permit and valid travel documents.

Q. What is the SDF for Indians visiting Bhutan?

A. Indian travellers are required to pay the applicable Sustainable Development Fee (SDF). The rate and applicable concessions can change, so travellers should confirm the latest government rules before booking.

Q. How many days are enough for Bhutan?

A. 5 to 7-day Bhutan tour is suitable for exploring popular destinations such as Paro, Thimphu and Punakha.

If you have more time, you can add destinations such as Phobjikha Valley or Bumthang for a longer and more relaxed holiday.

Q. What is the best time to visit Bhutan?

A. The most popular periods are generally March to May and September to November.

Q. How can I travel to Bhutan from Kolkata?

A. You can travel from Kolkata to Bhutan by flight when suitable services are available.

Q. Is Bhutan safe for tourists?

A. Bhutan is generally considered a safe destination for tourists.

Q. What currency is used in Bhutan?

A. The official currency is the Bhutanese Ngultrum (BTN).

Q. Can I customise a Bhutan tour package?

A. Yes. India Tours Hub can customise your Bhutan tour package based on your preferred travel dates, group size, hotel category, sightseeing interests and budget.

You can also extend the itinerary if you want to explore additional destinations.

Book Bhutan Tour Packages with India Tours Hub

Ready to explore the Land of Happiness?

India Tours Hub offers carefully planned Bhutan Tour Packages from India for couples, families, groups and solo travellers.

Whether you are looking for a Bhutan family tour, private Bhutan package, honeymoon holiday, luxury Bhutan tour or customised Bhutan itinerary, we can help you plan a comfortable and memorable trip.

Our team can assist with your itinerary, accommodation, transportation, sightseeing and Bhutan travel formalities.

Contact India Tours Hub today for the latest Bhutan tour package prices and a customised itinerary.