Bhutan Tour Package from Delhi

Bhutan Tour Package from Delhi offers a chance to explore a mystical kingdom rich in culture, history, and natural beauty. Bhutan, known for its “High Value, Low Impact” tourism policy, provides a unique and authentic travel experience. Here’s how to plan your Bhutan trip from China, including visa requirements, flights, and top places to visit.

Sustainable Development Fee (SDF)

Bhutan introduced a Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) for tourists in 2022, aimed at promoting responsible tourism and supporting sustainable development projects.

• For International Tourists: The SDF is currently USD 100 per person per night .
• For Regional Tourists (India): Indian citizens pay an SDF of INR 1,200 per person per night.
• SDF 50% discount for age 6 to12 years

Visa Requirements

• For International Tourists (other than India, Bangladesh, and the Maldives):
  • Visa Application: International travelers must apply for a visa online through an authorized tour operator or Bhutan’s official tourism website.
  • Visa Fee: The visa fee is USD 40.
  • Prepayment: The SDF and visa fee must be prepaid as part of the visa application process.
• For Indian Citizens:
  • Indian nationals do not need a visa to enter Bhutan.
  • Entry Permit: Indian travelers can obtain an entry permit on arrival at the Phuentsholing border or at Paro Airport.
  • Documents Needed: Indian citizens must carry either a passport (valid for six months) or a voter ID.

Flight Details

There is direct flight from Delhi to Paro for both Druk Air and Bhutan Airline. The flight from Delhi to Paro typically takes about 2 hours and 20 minutes. Flights operate several times a week, with increased frequency during peak tourist seasons (spring and autumn). It’s advisable to check the specific schedules, as they may vary.

Druk Air Flight Detail

• Delhi To Paro-KB201 Dep: 1230 Arri:1520
• Paro to Delhi-KB200 Dep: 0940 Arri: 1130
• Round trip fare is INR 37522 for SAARC Members and USD 649 for Foreigners

Tips for Traveling

• Arrival Time: Arrive at the airport at least 2-3 hours before your flight for check-in and security clearance.
• Baggage Restrictions: Be aware of the baggage policies for the airlines, especially for any weight limits on checked and carry-on luggage.
• Weather Considerations: Flight schedules can be affected by weather conditions, particularly during the monsoon season (June-September). It’s advisable to check for any updates before your trip.

Overland Option

If you prefer an overland journey:

• From Delhi to Bagdogra: You can take a train or flight to Bagdogra Airport (IXB) and then fly to Paro.
• Border Crossing: Alternatively, you can travel to the border town of Phuentsholing and cross into Bhutan by road, though this will take significantly longer.

Best Recommendation Activities in Bhutan

Bhutan offers a diverse range of activities that showcase its stunning natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Here are some of the best activities to consider during your visit:

Trekking

• Popular Treks: Join treks like the Jomolhari Base Camp or Druk Path Trek, which offer breathtaking mountain views, scenic landscapes, and a chance to experience Bhutan’s pristine wilderness.
• Guided Tours: Opt for guided treks that include cultural insights and visits to local villages and monasteries.

Visiting Monasteries and Dzongs

• Paro Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest): A must-visit, this iconic monastery is perched on a cliff and offers stunning views and a fascinating history.
• Punakha Dzong: Known for its beautiful architecture and picturesque setting at the confluence of two rivers, it’s one of Bhutan’s most impressive dzongs.

Experiencing Local Festivals (Tshechus)

• Attend colorful festivals that feature traditional masked dances, music, and rituals. Major festivals include the Druk Wangyel Tshechu ,Royal Highlander Festival of Laya 23rd to 24th Oct. 2025 and Wangdue Tshechu 30th to 2nd Oct.2025 which celebrate Bhutanese culture and spirituality.

River Rafting Tour for Delhi Citizen

• Day 1 Arrival at Paro International Airport and drive to Thimphu. Distance 60KM | Driving time 1 Hour | Altitude 2400M Above Sea Level
• Day 2 Thimphu to Punakha. Distance 72.8KM | Driving Time 2 Hours 8 Minutes |Altitude 1200M
• Day 3 Punakha River Rafting and Kayaking. Time 1 Hour
• Day 4 Punakha to Paro. Distance 114.8 KM | Driving Time 3Hours 5 Minutes |Altitude 2300M.
• Day 5 Paro Tiger Nest trail Hike. Distance 15 KM | Walking time 4 Hours | Altitude 3120M.
• Day 6 Paro Tour. Altitude 2300M
• Day 7 Drop at Airport and See off. Altitude 2300M

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FAQ

What are the entry points for Bhutan from India?

India has three border points – Jaigaon – Phuentsholing Border, Gelephu and Samdrup Jongkhar. Phuentsholing is the more preferred option for those trying to reach Bhutan by road. It is around 170 kms from Bagdogra in West Bengal. It is easily accessible and you can even halt here before you head on towards Bhutan.

What are the rules and regulations for tourists in Bhutan?

Individuals must have a passport OR a Voter Identity Card. No other identity documents are accepted. Indian nationals visiting the country as tourists must obtain prior e-permit. Nationals of all countries other than India must obtain e-visa prior to entry into Bhutan unless exempted by bilateral agreement.

What is the dress code and etiquette to be followed by visitors in Bhutan ?

Visitors need to exercise precautions while visiting religious institutions. Please avoid shorts, and Tank tops during visit to temples, monasteries and Dzongs. Hats should be taken off also while entering religious sites. Please avoid body hugging, sleeveless T shirts or miniskirts while walking around public areas.

Always walk in a clockwise direction while visiting religious places or objects like temples, monasteries, Stupas (chortens), prayer flags etc. Please do not point a finger at a sacred object or place. It is considered being disrespectful.

Any precautions that one must know while traveling in Bhutan ?

Yes, your health is of utmost importance to us. Please avoid tap water and stick to Mineral water, easily available everywhere. Roads between cities are winding so medication for motion sickness is strongly suggested. You should also pack an adequate supply of any prescribed medications you may require while traveling.

You should consult a physician about high altitude travel. After a brief period of acclimatization, most people do not suffer from altitude sickness, but elderly travellers or those with high blood pressure or weak heart conditions need to exercise caution at high altitudes.

What kind of vehicles is used for Tours?

We provide comfortable transportation services depending on number of pax. We use Hyundai Tucson/ Santa Fe/Land Cruiser/Prado/ Kia Sorento models for a team of 1 – 2 guests, depending upon booking. A Toyota Hiace minivan for a team of 3 – 6 guests and a Toyota coaster for a group of 7 – 18 guests. All these vehicles are periodically checked and maintained.