Bhutan Tour Packages

A: Around 5 to 7 days are enough to explore Bhutan. If one wants more days to just relax and disconnect, one can simply extend their stay.

A: Bhutan is best visited between March and May (Spring) and September and November (Autumn). The weather is beautiful and pleasant throughout spring, which lasts from March to May. The flowers are in full bloom, and the landscape is breathtaking. During the spring, the country also holds a number of festivals, including the Paro and Punakha Tshechu. Autumn, on the other hand, lasts from September to November and is known for its lovely and mild weather. Embark on an unforgettable journey to the tranquil kingdom of Bhutan with our exclusive tour packages from Mumbai.

A: No, Indian citizens do not need a visa to enter Bhutan. Instead, they need to obtain a Bhutan Entry Permit, which is issued upon arrival at the border entry points. The Bhutan Entry Permit allows Indian nationals to visit certain parts of Bhutan without the need for a visa.

A: The Bhutan Visa for Indians is a special category of visa known as the “Bhutan Entry Permit.” This Permit is issued to Indian nationals upon arrival in Bhutan. It allows them to stay in Bhutan for up to 7 days.

A: Indian rupees can be used freely throughout Bhutan and may be generally given as change. Denominations up to Rupees 500 are accepted throughout Bhutan. It is recommended to use the local currency, Ngultrum, for any transactions above BTN 500.

A: Yes, it is necessary to convert some money before visiting Bhutan. While Indian rupees are generally accepted, having Bhutanese Ngultrums (BTN) on hand is useful for local transactions. Outside of big cities, currency exchange facilities are limited, so exchanging a small amount prior assures convenience.

A: It takes 4 to 5 days to travel across Bhutan’s lovely and quiet locations. Every important tourist attraction, from stunning monasteries to flowing rivers, may be readily covered in this time. A 5-day Bhutan tour will also allow you to participate in adventure activities such as trekking and paragliding.