7 Days Bhutan Tour Packages

Explore the timeless beauty of Bhutan with our expertly crafted itinerary, unveiling iconic landmarks, vibrant festivals, and serene landscapes. Immerse yourself in the unique charm of the Land of the Thunder Dragon, where tradition meets tranquillity. This 7-day tour of Bhutan covers Thimphu, Paro and Punakha Valley and hikes to the popular tiger nest Temple. Based on your Budget you can upgrade your tour with Luxury Hotel

In this tour Explore the timeless beauty of Bhutan with our expertly crafted itinerary, unveiling iconic landmarks, vibrant festivals, and serene landscapes. Immerse yourself in the unique charm of the Land of the Thunder Dragon, where tradition meets tranquillity. Our guided tour promises an authentic and enriching experience, creating memories that resonate with the kingdom’s rich cultural legacy. Join us for a week-long adventure, where each day unfolds a new chapter in the captivating story of Bhutan, leaving you with cherished memories of this mystical Himalayan gem.

7 Days Bhutan Tour Package Cost

• Solo travellers cost USD 1850
• 2 Pax Tour cost USD 1590 per person
• 3 pax and above cost USD 1420 Per person

Travel Guidelines and Tips for All Travelers

Visa and Permit Requirements

• Visa: All visitors need a visa to enter Bhutan, which must be arranged through a registered tour operator.
• Permits: Travel permits are required for certain regions and are usually arranged by your tour operator.

Travel Restrictions and Sustainable Development Fee (SDF)

• Sustainable Development Fee (SDF): Bhutan charges a daily Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) of USD 100 per person per night for foreign travelers to fund tourism sustainability. This covers environmental initiatives, community benefits, and cultural preservation.
• Indian Nationals: Indian citizens pay a reduced SDF fee of INR 1,200 per person per night.

Bhutan’s Seasons and Travel Guide for a 7-Day Tour

Spring (March to May)

• Weather: Mild and pleasant; daytime temperatures range between 15°C to 25°C.
• Landscape: Bhutan’s valleys and hills bloom with rhododendrons, wildflowers, and magnolias.
• Ideal Activities:
  • Trekking: Trails are lush and colorful, ideal for exploring.
  • Festivals: Spring is known for the vibrant Paro Tsechu festival, showcasing mask dances and traditional performances.
• Why Spring? Perfect blend of mild weather, blooming scenery, and cultural festivities.

Summer (June to August)

• Weather: Rainy season with temperatures between 20°C to 25°C; expect frequent rains, particularly in valleys.
• Landscape: Bhutan becomes lush and green with heavy monsoon rainfall.
• Ideal Activities:
  • Cultural Sites: Enjoy quieter visits to temples, monasteries, and museums.
  • Local Festivals: Smaller, local festivals offer intimate cultural experiences.
• Who Should Consider Summer? Travelers comfortable with rain and interested in a more private, tranquil visit.

Autumn (September to November)

• Weather: Cool and clear; temperatures range from 10°C to 20°C with crisp skies.
• Landscape: Post-monsoon clarity offers vibrant greenery and excellent visibility for mountain views.
• Ideal Activities:
  • Sightseeing and Photography: Autumn’s clear skies make it perfect for scenic and cultural sites.
  • Festivals: Thimphu Tsechu and Jambay Lhakhang Drup offer traditional mask dances, ceremonies, and cultural displays.
• Why Autumn? Ideal for travelers seeking picturesque landscapes, mountain views, and cultural immersion.

Winter (December to February)

• Weather: Cold with clear days and chilly nights; daytime temperatures from 5°C to 15°C in lower areas.
• Landscape: Snow on high mountains, clear skies, and peaceful atmospheres in lower valleys.
• Ideal Activities:
  • Lowland Exploration: Focus on lower-altitude sites, which remain accessible.
  • Winter Festivals: Punakha Drubchen offers historical reenactments and cultural performances.
• Who Should Consider Winter? Those who prefer fewer crowds, scenic winter views, and cooler climates.

Cultural Guidelines

• Dress Respectfully: When visiting temples, dzongs, and sacred sites, wear modest attire covering shoulders and knees.
• Remove Shoes: Always remove your shoes before entering temples and sacred sites.
• Photography Restrictions: Be mindful of restricted areas where photography is prohibited, especially inside temples and dzongs.

Physical Fitness for Hiking

• Taktsang Monastery: The hike to Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest) can be challenging, requiring a moderate level of fitness. Prepare with good hiking shoes and hydrate well.

Health and Safety Tips

• Altitude: Some parts of Bhutan are at high altitudes, so pace yourself and stay hydrated.
• Travel Insurance: Comprehensive travel insurance covering medical expenses, accidents, and emergency evacuations is recommended.

Packing Essentials

• Warm Layers: Even in summer, mornings and evenings can be chilly, so pack layers.
• Comfortable Footwear: Essential for hikes and temple visits.
• Personal Medication: Bring any necessary medication, as pharmacies may be limited.
• Power Adapter: Bhutan uses 230V, with sockets compatible with Type C, D, and G plugs.

Places to visit while on tour

1. Taktsang Monastery (Tiger’s Nest): Bhutan’s iconic monastery perched on a cliff.
2. Punakha Dzong: A grand fortress-monastery and architectural marvel.
3. Phobjikha Valley: Tranquil and scenic valley, home to black-necked cranes in winter.
4. Thimphu and Paro Cultural Sites: Memorial Chorten, Buddha Dordenma, Tashichho Dzong, and more.

Guest Feedback

After connecting with Tour Bhutan, we received ample information and easily became close with guide Yeshi and driver Lhakpa. The welcome scarf was memorable. The guide’s service was outstanding, consistently providing information. The driver ensured a safe, comfortable ride. The team excelled, and we look forward to returning to Bhutan for a family vacation.

Koki Yamauchi -Japanese Couple in April 2024