Bhutan Tourism

The culinary and cuisine of Bhutan is spicy, and if you love spicy food, then Bhutan has lot to offer. There are hotels in Bhutan that offer some tasty and spicy food. Bhutanese food has a quite influence of China, India and Tibet. If you want to try some local food here, then some of the best options are:

• Ema Datshi
• Jasha Maroo or Maru
• Phaksha Paa
• Momos (Dumplings)
• Red Rice

Restaurants where you'll find this food items are:

• Folk Heritage Museum Restaurant
• Bukhari at Uma by COMO
• Ambient Cafe
• Galingkha
• Chig-ja-gye at Taj Tashi
• Swiss Guest House

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Bhutan doesn’t have huge population and neither it is too large that requires trains to get transported and tour around. The best way to explore and tour around is by foot or by road. The local transport here is the Taxi which you can majorly find in Phuentsholing, Paro, Jakar and Thimphu. Though they have meters, but are hardly used and so taxis run on flat rate.

For a full day trip, you can expect a charge of Rs 1500-Rs 2000/- charge from taxi driver. Avoid travelling in public bus because they're mostly crowded and you may get confused in getting down at the dropping point.

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Well, it is recommended to carry some medications when packing for Bhutan. As the climatic condition and food taste changes, there can be health issues following you. There is a high risk of diarrhoea, respiratory infection and other infectious disease. This will certainly interrupt your trip. Before you head for Bhutan, do pack some medications and seek doctor advice regarding the medicines that need to be taken during health issues. Get yourself equipped with vaccination for Hepatitis A/B and Typhoid that can attack your body through contaminated water and food in Bhutan.

• Make sure you have a medical or travel insurance before going to Bhutan. One can easily get a travel insurance via the Royal Insurance Corporation of Bhutan.

• Some of the currency notes denominations (500 and 1000) are not accepted in Bhutan. So, avoid using the same.

• You can easily spot an ATM after a distance of 2-5 km. So, make sure when you go out there is just enough cash that lets you commute and enjoy. Carrying excess cash can be an invitation for pick pockets.

• Strictly avoid traveling during the night hours.

• Make sure whenever you go in secluded trails or destinations, you are in a group.

• Don’t let anyone mislead you.

• Stay away from drugs or narcotics in any form.

• Bhutan is slightly on a cooler side. So, ensure that you have your woolens with you when traveling here.

• If you are up for some trekking, do wear comfortable shoes as the trails are steep here.

• Carry your first aid kit with you.

• Trekkers must have a trekking kit with them.

• Dress appropriately if you go to a religious place.

• Don’t photograph wherever prohibited.

• Film or take videos only with permissions.  

• Hire a guide only from a reputed agency.

8 Day Bhutan tour package: Ideal for those who want a balanced itinerary covering cultural sites, nature trails, and iconic landmarks like Tiger’s Nest and Punakha Dzong, this package offers a fulfilling Bhutan experience with moderate travel time.

7 Days trip to Bhutan: A perfect week-long getaway that includes visits to Thimphu, Paro, and Punakha, this package is great for first-time travellers looking to explore Bhutan’s highlights at a relaxed pace.

Bhutan 3 day tour: Best suited for quick escapes or weekend trips, this short tour focuses on Paro and Thimphu, giving you a glimpse of Bhutan’s culture and scenic beauty in a limited time frame.

Bhutan 10 days tour: Designed for deeper exploration, this extended tour includes offbeat destinations like Bumthang or Phobjikha Valley, offering a mix of history, adventure, and local experiences.

Bhutan 4 days tour package: A short yet immersive package covering major attractions like the Dochula Pass and key monasteries, perfect for travellers with limited time who still want a rich cultural journey.

Travellers planning a journey from Chennai can opt for a Bhutan trip from Chennai that includes convenient flight connections, guided tours, and well-planned itineraries covering major attractions. Those coming from Kolkata can explore Bhutan holiday packages from Kolkata, which often offer quicker access and more budget-friendly options due to the city’s proximity to the border. Both routes offer immersive cultural experiences, scenic landscapes, and comfortable travel arrangements tailored for a smooth Bhutan adventure.

Absolutely! A Bhutan bike trip is one of the most thrilling ways to explore the kingdom’s dramatic landscapes, winding mountain roads, and serene valleys. Riders get to experience the raw beauty of the Himalayas up close, with stops at iconic spots like Tiger’s Nest, Dochula Pass, and Punakha Dzong. The journey not only offers adventure but also a deep connection with Bhutan’s peaceful culture and natural charm, making it an unforgettable experience for biking enthusiasts.

Yes, Bhutan is a wonderful destination for families, offering a perfect mix of nature, culture, and adventure in a peaceful setting. Bhutan family holiday packages are designed to include child-friendly activities, comfortable accommodations, and visits to iconic sites like the Tiger’s Nest Monastery, Punakha Dzong, and the interactive museums in Thimphu. With safe surroundings, friendly locals, and guided tours, it’s an ideal place for families to bond and explore together in a unique Himalayan environment.