Bhutan Tour Packages – Uncover Bhutan's Enchantment with Trivikal
The tour packages to the land of the thunder dragon by Trivikal will take you to an unforgettable journey in Bhutan, personalized according to the needs of each kind of traveler. Do have a trip that includes serenity in the Himalayas, ancient monasteries, and rich cultural heritage with our expertly guided tours designed to immerse you in the magic of Bhutan whether it is for a family vacation or for romance, or even an adventure-packed time we have it just for you.

Why Choose Trivikal's Bhutan Packages?
ECCO Customized Packages – Fully customized Bhutan tour packages to suit your interests. We have created our itineraries in this manner so that you may be able to roam across the hidden valleys, sacred sites, and scenic landscapes so comfortably.
Guidance by Experts– Let yourself be guided by experts at every step of your journey so that you are in a position to grasp the history, traditions, and something which is blended into Buddhism quite differently at each destination.
Comfortable Accommodations – We handpick hotels for you, with a blend of modern amenities and local charm. Be it luxury stay, rich for a successful business trip or beautiful eco-lodge for an adventure-packed outing, we make sure you enjoy comfort throughout your journey.
Adventure & Relaxation in One – Bhutan tour packages from Trivikal can be a trek down a lush valley or unwind beside tranquil rivers; the thrill mixed with relaxation at its best is our tours.
Visit Bhutan on a Themed Package with Trivikal
Bhutan Family Packages - Enjoy holidaying in Bhutan with your family amidst breathtaking scenery and cultural heritage sites.
Bhutan Honeymoon Packages - Commence your journey of forever in the mystique of Bhutan's mountains and monasteries.
Bhutan Group Adventure Packages - Take up exciting treks and rafting trips with friends or fellow adventure enthusiasts
Luxury Bhutan Tours - Enjoy the best of Bhutan experience from private tours to lavish stays at luxury resorts.
Must-see places in Bhutan
1. Thimphu – Bhutan's Capital and Cultural Center
Feel the magic of Thimphu where modernity hits the forehead of tradition. Explore the Buddhist attractions, dzongs, and get together local markets. Don't miss a visit to the Tashichho Dzong or the Buddha Dordenma statue towering the valley over it.

2. Paro – The Gateway into the Mystical Heart of Bhutan
Paro has just one international airport in Bhutan, and it is really blessed with rice fields and alpine forests. One of the most visited attractions here is the Taktsang Monastery, popularly known as Tiger's Nest, because it fits into a mountain cliff perfectly, providing a beautiful panoramic view and spiritual insight.

3. Punakha – Serenity by the Rivers
Scenic beauty and historical significance are the two defining features of Punakha located between the two major rivers: Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu. Amongst the two high points, there have been the spectacular fortress of Punakha Dzong and the temple of Chimi Lhakhang.

4. Trongsa - A Glimpse into Bhutan's Royal Heritage
This historical town is well-known for its Trongsa Dzong, giving a peek into Bhutan's monarchy. Located above the Mangde Chhu river, this Dzong is an architectural wonder with views of panoramic width.

5. Gelephu – Gateway to Wildlife Adventures
This city in southern Bhutan offers easy access to the Royal Manas National Park, a biodiversity hotspot that is home to one-horned rhino, langurs and the rarely seen Gangetic dolphin.
Visa Requirements for Bhutan
Indian citizens are allowed to enter Bhutan without a visa where they can stay for up to 14 days. However, a passport valid for at least six months and one passport photo will be required for the permit that will be issued on arrival. Permits issued are compulsory for anyone going to spend more than this amount of time in the country and have to be organised through an authorized Bhutanese tour operator. Most of Bhutan's policies focus on preserving the environment as well as culture by adopting a high-value, low-impact tourism policy.

 

Best Time to Visit Bhutan
1. Peak Season - September to November
September to November boast absolutely cloudless skies, pleasant weather conditions, and vibrant festivals such as the Thimphu Tshechu. It is one of the best seasons for trekking and sightseeing around Bhutan. The gorgeous landscapes, as well as full cultural celebrations, are sure to be a treat for immersion into Bhutan's splendor.

2. Waning Season - December to February
Winter reveals the peaceful Bhutan, for the tourists are few, and so is the strain in the atmosphere. Though cold, it's an excellent time to visit the cultural spots and serenity of valleys in the Himalayas, which is well-suited for those who visit seeking solitude and time for reflection.

3. Shoulder Season (March to May)
Spring in Bhutan is magical with blooming rhododendrons and lovely weather. It is a great time for coming out into the great outdoors and hiking through the mountains coupled with traditional festivities. This is the ideal time when nature and culture are harmoniously mixed together in one big pot.

How to Reach Bhutan?

By Air
Bhutan is easily accessible through direct flights from any major Indian cities. Flights to Paro International Airport are available from:

From: Bagdogra, Mumbai, Kolkata, Guwahati, New Delhi
Flight Duration: 3-4 hours
Airlines: Druk Air, Air India, Indigo, Vistara, SpiceJet
Bhutan Tourist Destinations
1. Tiger's Nest Monastery, Paro
This 16th-century monastery known by the name Taktsang Palphug Monastery is dramatically positioned at a height of 900 meters. A trek that would take about 2-3 hours to get to the site is enough reward as stunning views are experienced and because this will never ever be forgotten.
Taktsang Trail, Paro Valley. 8 am-4 pm 2. Chele La Pass, Paro
Therefore, Chele La is the highest motorable pass in Bhutan and is situated at an altitude of 3,988 meters. It offers impressive views of alpine forests, waterfalls, and Jomolhari mountain. A must-visit place for panoramic photography and adventure.

Location: Bondey-Haa Highway
3. Punakha Suspension Bridge, Punakha
The ancient wooden plank bridge with colorful prayer flags dangles over the Po Chhu River. This bridge is to connect Punakha Dzong to the surrounding villages. Such beautiful valleys can be witnessed around it.

Location: Gunji Thang, Chuu Riverbank
Timings: Open 24/7
4. National Museum, Paro
This museum is located within a renovated historical watchtower from the 16th century, featuring paintings, masks, weapons, and wildlife specimens found within the cultural and historical relics of Bhutan.
About: Above Rinpung Dzong, Paro
Opens:
March to October: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
November to February: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
5. Dochula Pass, Thimphu
Dochula Pass enhances this location at 3,100 meters with fabulous views of snow-covered peaks and colorful flowers through the 108 Druk Wangyal Chortens built in the fallen soldiers' memory.

Location: On the road from Thimphu to Punakha
6. Haa Valley, Paro
Haa Valley is one of the off-beat tourist destinations, so Haa is suitable for relaxed exploration. There are hiking trails along with several cultural landmarks and beautiful rice fields, so it's a treasure not to be missed.

Location: South-west of Paro
7. Royal Manas National Park, Gonphu
Borders India's Manas Tiger Reserve, an absolute sanctuary for wildlife enthusiasts. Witness Royal Bengal Tigers, Himalayan Black Bears, and other rare birds like the White-bellied Heron.

Location: South-central Bhutan
Time: 5:30 am to 6:30 pm
8. Choki Traditional Art School, Thimphu
Get inspired by this art school that teaches underprivileged children traditional art forms of Bhutan. Watch these children busy painting, carving, and potters art.

Location: Kabesa Lam, Thimphu
Timings: 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
9. Weekend Handicraft Market, Thimphu
Visit the Crafts Bazaar with its vibrant marketplace, which will make you buy Bhutanese goods such as prayer flags, silk fabrics, and handmade souvenirs. You could try the delicacies and snacks available at the stalls, such as Ema Datshi and momos.

Location: Below Norzim Lam, Thimphu
Timings: Friday to Sunday, 7:00 am - 8:00 pm
10. Buddha Dordenma, Thimphu
Standing tall at 169 feet, Buddha Dordenma stands tall above the Thimphu Valley as an acknowledged landmark. It offers fantastic views and is a testification to the primary factors Bhutan uses in its attempts to achieve peace and happiness.

Location: Thimphu

 

Top Activities for Your Bhutan Tour
Introspection
Explore the famous monasteries like Tiger's Nest and Punakha Dzong as a boost to absorbing Bhutan's serene spiritual culture. You should not leave Bhutan without witnessing the grand Great Buddha Dordenma, a 51-meter tall among 125,000 smaller statues.

River Rafting
River rafting on the Po Chhu and Mo Chhu for the adventure-seeker, taking thrilling rapids from easy to challenging. Enjoy intact views of lush forests and valleys from the water.

Trek Ancient Trade Routes
Trek through pristine landscapes along one of the oldest trade routes from Paro to Thimphu, passing over emerald lakes and rhododendron forests. Learn history local style.
Quelites and local cuisine
Come across various delicacies like Ema Datshi (chilli and cheese), Jasha Maru (Chicken stew), and much more appetizing Phaksha Paa (pork with radishes). Don't forget to try Ara, a local alcoholic drink.

Local Hospitality
Enjoy homestay with a local family, cooking together with the family, and relish experience highlights such as a hot stone bath.

Attend Colourful Festivals
Experience cultural wealth by attending festivals like Paro Tsechu in March or Haa Summer Festival in July. In addition, enjoy cultural dances, music, and fine costumes.

Explore Trongsa Dzong
Dig deep into Bhutan's history at the historic Trongsa Dzong-an architectural marvel, offering the terrific views of the rich cultural heritages of the country.

Walk Bumthang Valley
Extremely peaceful, beautiful, and perfect for just a casual drive around, having lovely landscapes, quaint villages, and ancient monasteries all over it, Bumthang Valley is.

Pay Respect at Memorial Stupa
Stupa - Thimphu Memorial Stupa offers a reflective atmosphere, besides prayer wheels and landscapes. It is a very peaceful place and so full of memories.

Wildlife Safari
Bhutan's wildlife safari is just astounding due to the richness in biodiversity, wherein you may even get lucky to spot rare red pandas and snow leopards within their natural habitats.

What to Try Locally
Ema Datshi: This is the most common and known national dish of Bhutan. It's a very spicy but so good that you wouldn't even remember it's hot.
Jasha Maru: Chicken stew with a lot of flavors.
Phaksha Paa: This is a preparation of pork fried radishes and chilies. It is a fantastic way to cook pork because it is tender as well as juicy, loved by everyone.
Jaju Soup: A very light and creamy soup prepared using local cheese and spinach.
Red Rice: Nutty sticky rice that is full of flavor would complement much food.
Zow Shungo: Leftover rice and seasonal veggies, a traditional one.
Best Souvenirs to Buy in Bhutan
Bhutan Handicraft: Colorful wooden bowl set, handwoven baskets.
Cane & Bamboo Products: Bamboo baskets, mats
Colourful Masks: Carved masks used at local festival.
Hand-woven Textiles: Traditional Bhutanese Kira and Gho made out of silk and cotton
Bhutan Red Rice: Nutty and nutritious Paro Valley rice
Buddhist Paintings (Thangka): Beautifully intricate religious arts.

Bhutan Best Water Sports Activities to Experience
1. Whitewater Rafting
Add an adrenaline rush to rafting in the whitewater of Bhutan, and you can be one of a limited number of people to experience this on Mo Chhu and Pho Chhu rivers. Pristine waterways cut through breathtaking valleys, giving rafters the opportunity to negotiate exciting rapids while savouring the spectacular natural beauty of Bhutan. This thrilling ride is a must-try for adventure-seekers and a highlight of any Bhutan tour package.

2. Rock Climbing
For an adrenaline-packed adventure, rock climbing in Bhutan will suffice. With one of Bhutan's most known sites of imposing monasteries and rugged mountains, Bhutan is becoming increasingly popular with climbers. Of course, the Nose in Thimphu forms part of the favorites for climbers. The route is just excellent for all skill levels but offers a thrilling way to experience the country's spectacular landscapes while giving your limits a hard test.

3. Crossing the Suspension Bridges
Swaying through the country's suspension bridge like the one on Punakha Dzong is thrilling. If the river is picturesque, prayer flags add color at their sides; you enjoy a thrilling experience of excitement mixed with tranquility as you paddle on kaya from a far distance. Nothing can happen better than this as part of your Bhutan travel package to let you grasp the serene beauty of the world around you.

4. Kayaking
Bhutan rivers are a good kayaking playfield. Wang Chhu and Puna Tsang Chhu rivers are very pleasant for both beginners and experienced kayakers, so the best conditions for kayaking can be found along stretches where the waters run calmly. The Bhutan package from India offers excellent kayaking spots with scenic views that can assure you that connecting with nature is possible.

5. Fishing
A quiet retreat into nature in Bhutan is brought about by fishing, mainly along the serene banks of the Paro Chhu and Thimphu Chhu rivers. The pristine waters of brown and snow trout invite you to cast your line and relax in the stunning environment. With a permit, you are allowed to engage in this serene activity, thus giving it an ideal way of experiencing the untainted beauty of Bhutan.

Book Your Bhutan Tour Package with Trivikal One awaits to curate an excellent travel experience for you, blending adventure and culture with much-needed relaxation. At Trivikal, we provide personalized services, comfortable stays, and carefully prepared itineraries for you. Your Bhutan vacation promises to be nothing short of magic.