Bhutan Honeymoon Packages

Reviewed by Thrillophilia Bhutan Operations Team

Updated as of April 2026

The Bhutan honeymoon package by Thrillophilia ranges between INR 28,500 and INR 165,000. Explore this safe, clean, and culturally rich city with your partner, visiting scenic destinations such as Buddha Dordenma, Dochula Pass, and Punakha Dzong. 

Enter your new life with the tranquillity, spirituality, and unhurried luxury that Bhutan has to offer. Thrillophilia, along with its array of customised travel experiences, will curate the most memorable honeymoon packages in Bhutan for you. Whether you're a couple, up for adventure, spiritually aligned, or a seeker of comfort and luxury, these packages are completely flexible. 

With no traffic lights in its capital and a strict low-volume tourist rule, Bhutan offers something unique to couples. The city is renowned for its landscapes, cultural heritage, and unique architecture. You can go on an excursion as you like for an unparalleled experience on your Bhutan trip.

Valleys covered with prayer flags, cliffside monasteries, and unmatchable views from your homestays; Thrillophilia’s Bhutan tour packages for couples remain unbeatable. 

Visa-free entry for Indians in Bhutan makes it one of the most convenient tour spots for India.

Moreover, direct flights to Paro International Airport, Bhutan, are available from major cities like Delhi, Kolkata, and Bagdogra, India. Bhutan offers a view that feels like paradise without a huge cost, a higher flight fare, and the hassle of traveling with a visa.  

Thrillophilia has more than 13 Bhutan honeymoon packages for your style and your type. We offer you itineraries personalised as per your convenience and guide you with hand-picked hotels, flights at their best price, and itineraries that suit you all in time and under budget. 

These packages guarantee you the finest culinary exploration and cultural experiences. We will let you choose the best hotels or quaint homestays for your Bhutan honeymoon package to have the most authentic experience. These packages are available from almost all the Indian cities. Thrillophilia guarantees you exciting deals and travel options in the special Bhutan honeymoon packages.

With the increasing flights of Drukair for the 2026 tourists of Bhutan, as reported in Travel and Tour World, it's time to book your Bhutan tour package, too. 

Bhutan Honeymoon Packages Breakdown

Our line of packages covers every traveller's needs, including all expenses and necessities. Whether you are a first-time visitor or want to celebrate the beginning again in Bhutan, we have you covered for every possible situation. 

Most of your expenses drive the overall cost of your trip, including location, duration, and requirements. We believe in maintaining transparency with our travellers by providing them with a complete breakdown of the different honeymoon packages. 

1. Basic Honeymoon Package 

• Duration: 5 to 7 days
• Price: INR 25,500 to INR 42,990
• Route: Phuntsholing, Thimphu, Taktsang, the Tiger's Nest Monastery

Thrillophilia’s insight: This itinerary is the primary package offering a blend of nature and culture, starting with Phuntsholing. This package covers most of the top destinations, including the major attractions of Bhutan.

2. Mid-Range Honeymoon Package

• Duration: 6 to 8 days
• Price: INR 42,990 to 79,999
• Route: Phuntsholing, Thimphu City, Nubding, Punakha, Paro

Thrillophilia’s insight: This Bhutan honeymoon package is one of the most popular packages, covering most of the top attractions and destinations of Bhutan in one go. Starting with Phuntsholing, it offers the best of Bhutan. From the 177-foot Buddha Dordenma in Thimphu to Motithang Takin Preserve in Thimphu, this Bhutan honeymoon package allows you to explore your destination at your own pace without tiring yourself out.

3. Luxury Honeymoon Package

• Duration: 7 to 10 days
• Price: 79,999 to 165,000
• Route: Thimphu City, Nubding, Punakha, Paro

Thrillophilia’s insight: If you are searching for a comfortable yet luxurious trip to Bhutan, this tour is the one for you. Experience the best of Bhutan through a luxury lens. Take a private hot stone bath with your partner or go for a private candlelight dinner in the mountains, completely arranged by the Thrillophilia team.

Visa Requirements for a Bhutan Trip For Couples

1. International Couples:

Couples who are non-Indians need to carry e-visas as a mandatory advance clearance. Adults have to pay $200 per night, which is separate from visa fees, hotels, and food costs.

2. Indian Couples:

In the case of an Indian couple, they just have to carry any one of the two valid travel requirements:

(a) Valid Indian passport with a validity of at least 6 months

(b) original voter ID card issued by the Election Commission of India, along with recent passport-size photographs.

As instructed on the website of the Embassy of India, Thimphu. 

© Indian couples coming by road need an entry permit based on the above travel documents by applying online via the Bhutan Immigration Portal or obtaining it on arrival at Paro Airport or land borders like Phuentsholing.

(d) The e-permit covers Thimphu and Paro only. To visit other districts of Bhutan, one must get a special area permit in Thimphu. 

(f) For stays exceeding 14 days, Indian couples must coordinate with authorised Bhutanese tour operators to obtain the necessary permits.

(g) Indians need to pay SDF of INR 1,200 per person per night.

Money & Currencies

The national currency of Bhutan is the Bhutanese Ngultrum (Nu. or BTN), which is valued as 1:1 to the Indian rupee (INR). So both currencies are used alternatively throughout the country.

1. For Indians

• ₹100 and ₹200 cash are the most widely accepted in Bhutan. An Indian travelling to Bhutan can carry ₹500 to ₹ 25,000 in cash across the border. 
• If you pay in INR, you are most likely to get the change back in Bhutanese Ngultrum.
• BHIM UPI and apps like Google Pay or PhonePe are now accepted at many Bhutanese merchants through the mBoB QR code.

2. For International tourists

• The US dollar is the most accepted foreign currency in Bhutan. Meanwhile, currencies like euros, British pounds, and Singapore dollars can be changed in the Bank of Bhutan.
•  As of April 2026, the approximate rate for USD is Nu 92.98 per USD 1.
• Foreign currency other than Indian is not directly accepted for retail transactions. You need to exchange them for the currency of Bhutan for daily expenses.

For ATM card withdrawals, credit or debit cards (Visa/Mastercard) are widely accepted in 3-star and above hotels and large shops in Thimphu and Paro. ATMs are often unreliable for international travel due to poor connectivity.  

As per our destination experts, some Indian bank cards may have some restrictions in Bhutan. Always consult your bank before travelling.

Who is the Bhutan Honeymoon Package best for

Couples with different requirements, travel experience, and ideas for their honeymoon are out there, searching for the best package. Meanwhile, our Bhutan Honeymoon Package covers all the necessities or requirements couples can have for different tests. 

The best route to follow for all couples, irrespective of their choices, is the circuit connecting Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha, which has been termed by many to be the best route for a first trip to Bhutan and has been nicknamed the 'Golden Triangle'. This route provides an efficient way to experience some of Bhutan's most important cultural, historical, and scenic highlights in 5–7 days, such as Tiger's Nest Monastery, Punakha Dzong, and Dochula Pass.

1. Slow-travel couples

Bhutan can be an ideal place for slow-travel couples who opt for ease and comfort over trend and buzz. A peaceful landscape with scenic valleys is the best place to enjoy each other's company. With fewer towns and scenic views from homestays, couples are more likely to enjoy the surroundings in the heart of nature, particularly in places like the Phobjikha Valley.

2. Adventure-seeking couples

This package includes light activities like small treks and hikes. The Bhutan honeymoon package provides you with an idyllic adventure, like a hike to the iconic Tiger's Nest monastery.

3. Cultural and Spiritual Enthusiasts

Bhutan, filled with ancient monasteries and dzongs, can be a hub of spiritual and cultural exchange. A place to learn and nurture the Buddhist traditions and know their roots.

4. Luxury Couples

Couples wanting premium experiences, like luxurious resorts and private spa treatments, can have their personalised itineraries curated according to their wishes. Get to enjoy premium luxury treatment and the best stays for you and your partner, including special arrangements like candlelight dinners arranged by Thrillophilia. 

How to Reach Bhutan from India

1. By Air

Flight is the most convenient way to travel to Bhutan, primarily through Paro International Airport. 

• Airlines: The main airlines covering the destination are Drukair (Royal Bhutan Airlines) and Bhutan Airlines.
• Duration: 1 to 2.5 hours
• Direct Flights from India: Flights are available directly from Mumbai, Kolkata, New Delhi, and Bagdogra

2. By Road

Travellers who appreciate the journey more than the destination choose to go by road to reach Bhutan. Crossing the border between India and Bhutan by road is the best path to take. There are a few routes that you can take to your dream destination while enjoying different scenic views on the journey.

• Phuentsholing (West Bengal): This route is one of the most common roadways to reach Bhutan, which is roughly 170 km (4 to 5 hours) from Bagdogra Airport or Siliguri. 
• Gelephu (Assam): Situated about 250 km from Guwahati, it serves as an entry to central Bhutan.
• Samdrup Jongkhar (Assam): Thai is the ideal route to reach eastern Bhutan, a distance of nearly 150 km from Guwahati or Tezpur

3. By Train

While Bhutan has no railway station, one can reach the nearest Indian railway station and take a taxi or bus to continue the journey.

• Hasimara: This is the closest railway, just 17 km from the Phuntsholing border
• New Jalpaiguri (NGP): A major hub with several conveniences, from which it is a 4 to 6-hour drive to the border.

Thrillophilia Travellers Note

Vinodray, one of our travellers who booked the Bhutan Tour Package from Siliguri in November 2023, said, “Our 10-day tour of Bhutan with Darjeeling was great. The hotel and transportation arrangements were very commendable. We very happily enjoyed the entire trip without any hassles. The management was also very good. Many thanks to Thrillophilia Group. From now on, we will all travel through Thrillophilia only. Excellent experience. We are very happy. Special thanks to Ayushi Ramrakhyani." 

Verified Thrillophilia international booking, November 2023 departure

Bhutan Honeymoon Packages from Major Indian Cities

Begin your journey to a scenic and peaceful escape by booking the Thillophilia Bhutan honeymoon packages. These packages include prearranged travel, guided local transfers, city-specific departures, and select cosy stays in quiet hillside towns. With the increasing number of Indian tourists visiting Bhutan, several direct and connecting flights are available from most major Indian cities. 

1. Direct Flights

• You can get direct flights from Kolkata (CCU) to Bhutan’s Paro International Airport (PBH).
• Direct flights from Delhi to Bhutan are quite frequent. 
• You can also avail yourself of direct flights from Bagdogra to Bhutan, which are comparatively less expensive than those from Delhi and Kolkata.
• Weekly flights are also available from Guwahati to Bhutan directly. 

2. Connective Flights

There are several connecting flights as well, which would be convenient for tourists having no option of direct flights.

•  Flights from Chennai, Hyderabad, and Bangalore to Kolkata are numerous, whereas flights from Kolkata to Paro International Airport are just 1 hour away.
• Delhi is one of the most frequent gateways where flights from Chennai, Hyderabad, and Bangalore to Delhi are numerous. The highest number of flights to Bhutan takes off from Delhi.
• Guwahati (GAU) & Bagdogra are two of the gateways of several flights to Bhutan. Near the border, flying to these locations to reach Bhutan will offer you the experience of scenic views by road and by air. 

Best Time for Bhutan Honeymoon Tour

Bhutan has different forms of beauty that unfold based on seasons, weather, and time. For some, mountain views in the monsoon are best, covered with clouds and fog, followed by the mountain peeping through the clouds.

Some couples crave peak season activities and views, which are popular but crowded. For others, visiting Bhutan during both peak and low seasons can sometimes be a blessing in disguise, offering the best views with very few crowds. 

Though every tourist demands something different yet new, the conventional peak season could be marked as the best time to visit Bhutan.

1. Peak Season (March to May, September to November)

During the spring season, Bhutan gets completely covered with blooming rhododendrons and wildflowers, making it the most popular time for honeymoons. Plan a romantic getaway to Bhutan to witness the mountains, flowing falls, and weather worth remembering. Enjoy the lively festivals, like Paro Tsechu, adding cultural charm to your journey.

2. Low Season (June to August)

Don't miss out on being in Bhutan during its off-season: the beautiful, green landscape and rain clouds hanging over the mountains are unique to experience. Very few people will allow you to enjoy a more personal experience while getting lost in the beauty of a rainy day for an intimate, romantic honeymoon.

3. Shoulder Season (December to February)

Explore the winter of Bhutan during this season. The mountain peaks get covered with snow, the landscape transforms into a snowy paradise, and the bright, clear sky offers a unique and intimate setting for couples. The atmosphere, warm hospitality, and the rare chance to witness Bhutan draped in a blanket of snow create a memorable and romantic backdrop for your honeymoon.

Places to Visit in Bhutan on Honeymoon Trip

Some of the best hand-picked places rank among the top honeymoon packages in Bhutan, including:

1. Chele La Pass, Paro

Considered one of the most romantic spots in Bhutan, Chele La Pass offers the best view of the Himalayas and a sense of calmness, being closest to the sky. Chele La Pass has to be the best place to visit in Bhutan, as it offers the ultimate view of the Himalayan mountains and the most popular sacred peak in Bhutan – Jomolhari.

2. Royal Manas National Park, Gonphu

Royal Manas Park is one of the oldest natural preserves and a conservation showpiece of Bhutan. It serves as a shelter to several rare and endangered animal species, like royal Bengal tigers, cloud leopards, and one-horned rhinos, and a diverse selection of flora that all nature enthusiasts would enjoy. For a honeymoon, the Gonphy region is the perfect spot for this raw and eco-friendly trip.

3. Zuri Dzong Fort, Paro

One of the oldest fortresses, built around the 14th century in Bhutan. Unlike many other Dzongs, it serves as a spiritual and religious hub. The structure that sits stunningly amid green surroundings and the hills in the backdrop is a sight in itself, and to amplify it further are the murals and architecture of the Dzong that speak of the heritage and the history of the place. Be sure to add the Paro Valley's beauty to your Bhutan honeymoon packages.

4. Tiger's Nest, Paro

Every honeymoon couple must visit Tiger's Nest, or Paro Taktsang, the ultimate attraction of Bhutan. This place is located on the hillside and is also referred to as Taktsang Monastery. You can visit any of the many shrines in the monastery, in addition to the cave temple. On your short hike to the tops of the Himalayan Mountains and the area of the Tiger's Nest, you will be able to see the magnificent Paro Valley views.

5. National Museum of Bhutan, Paro

Built in the year 1649 as a watchtower to protect the Rinpung Dzong below, later converted into a museum by 1968. The museum is among the top attractions in Bhutan to witness the culture, art, and heritage of the country. The National Museum of Bhutan showcases over 3000 pieces of art from over 1000 years. You can see photographs, masks, wildlife, etc., themed collections, so make sure to include them in your Bhutan honeymoon packages.

6. Rinpung Dzong, Paro

Rinpung Dzong is known for its iconic architecture in Bhutan. The name of this dzong translates to ‘Fortress on a Heap of Jewel’. The Dzong houses 14 shrines and chapels, which make it occupy a spot among the most prominent religious places in Bhutan. Make sure to include this place in your Bhutan honeymoon packages.

Thrillophilia Travellers’s Note

Tiyasa Bose, one of our travellers from Kolkata, booked the Instagrammable Bhutan | Couple Special package in March 2026 and said, “ We found the people of Bhutan to be so calm and friendly, a wonderful change from busy streets. Exploring the dzongs was one of the best experiences. Thanks, Thrillophilia; the itinerary was excellent and ensured we saw all the major attractions comfortably.”

Verified Thrillophilia international booking, March 2026 departure

7. Gangtey Monastery, Wangdue

It offers a deeply spiritual experience to honeymoon couples. The Bhutan monastery features a beautiful landscape with a rich cultural heritage and is located in an area of scenic natural beauty, making it an ideal setting for honeymoon couples looking to create lasting memories during their stay. The Bhutan monastery is an extraordinary place to visit because it offers visitors a combination of cultural and natural beauty.

8. The Folk Heritage Museum, Thimpu

Make your honeymoon trip to Bhutan even more special by visiting the Folk Heritage Museum in the capital city, Thimphu. It's a unique museum with a wonderful combination of traditional artefacts and actual reconstructed rural homes that allow you and your partner to fully immerse yourselves in Bhutan's amazing culture.

The cosy atmosphere and large collection of artefacts provide the perfect atmosphere for couples looking to blend history and romance on an unforgettable honeymoon. The Folk Heritage Museum is a must-see during your visit to Bhutan; it will enhance your honeymoon with the addition of Bhutanese uniqueness.

9. Haa Valley, Paro

The Haa Valley, one of Bhutan's hidden gems, is the perfect destination for couples seeking an intimate getaway. Don’t miss seeing the Dobji Dzong, the centuries-old Tagchu Gompa, and Has Samarpudung. Make sure to include this beautiful place in your Bhutan honeymoon packages.

10. Wangdue Phodrang, Wangdue

Surrounded by villages like Rukha, Naha, Gasleo, and Adha, Wangdue Phodrang is the ideal destination that would teleport couples to some other destination. Included in the Bhutan honeymoon tour packages, this district houses the iconic Wangdue Phodrang Dzong and Phobjikha Valley and hosts vibrant festivals. Couples can visit the ancestral home of Pema Tsewang Tashi, which holds immense emotional value for the locals.

Popular Destinations in Bhutan

1. Paro

Paro is often the starting or ending point of a Bhutan honeymoon package, as the country’s only international airport is situated here. Considered an essential stop on any Bhutan honeymoon tour, it's characterised by its status as a major valley town and its picturesque rice fields. The mere mention of Paro evokes images of the Himalayas, with its alpine forests, sacred monasteries, rugged terrains, winding curves, and expansive landscapes beneath the azure sky, immersing you in a pristine world of peace and tranquillity during your Paro trip. This charming destination is also a highlight in our Bhutan family tour packages, offering activities and sights that delight travellers of all ages.

Thrillophilia Travellers Note

Megha Reddy, one of our travellers from Mumbai, booked the Explore Bhutan with FREE Taktsang Monastery Tour package in February 2026. She said, “Coming from the Mumbai heat, the cool breeze of the Paro Valley was heaven. This specific itinerary was an amazing experience for my parents. Thanks, Thrillophilia, for the slow pace and for focusing on the natural beauty of the region.”

Verified Thrillophilia international booking, March 2026 departure

Also, check out: Things To Do In Paro Bhutan​

2. Punakha

Punakha is believed to be one of the most romantic places for its warm climate, lush green rice terraces, and the junction of two rivers. For an immersive experience, consider exploring Punakha through curated Punakha tour packages, offering a comprehensive glimpse into its beauty and cultural significance.

The Punakha Dzong, which is also referred to as a Fortress Monastery, is one of the most well-known sites in this area; it highlights the country’s vast, rich cultural and historical background. The lush surroundings of the dzong are complemented by the tranquillity of the rivers along which it is situated. The significant Chimi Lhakhang temple that is located there creates further attraction for pilgrims who travel to Punakha. 

3. Thimpu

Thimphu, the capital city of Bhutan, is located in the heart of the country, where ancient traditions collide with contemporary living. It is home to one of the few cities in the world without traffic lights; instead, the city employs well-dressed, 'white-gloved' traffic officers.

There are many places for newlyweds to visit, including large cultural monuments and small romantic cafes, as well as many different types of cultural workshops. Whether you're travelling with loved ones or family, Thimphu tour packages offer a plethora of activities as an integral part of your Bhutan honeymoon packages.

Thrillophilia Traveller’s Note

Vikram Singh, one of our travellers from Bangalore, booked the Vacation in Bhutan | FREE Excursion to Taktsang package in March 2026, and said, "Thimphu's local markets are a treasure trove for handicrafts. We spent hours talking to local artisans. Truly one of the best experiences of our lives. We loved the personalised attention and making our first visit to the Land of the Thunder Dragon so special.”

Verified Thrillophilia international booking, March 2026 departure

4. Trongsa

Trongsa, alternatively known as Tongsa or Thromde, translates to a new village in the local language. Situated in central Bhutan, Trongsa is a historic town steeped in cultural significance. Trongsa has long been an important waypoint for the state of Bhutan. External references frequently describe Trongsa as the “Gateway to the East.” The town of Trongsa sits precariously to the side of a cliff, overlooking an impressive canyon with stunning views throughout the region.

Things to Do on a Bhutan Honeymoon Tour

Here are some of the best things to do in Bhutan:

1. Attend the festivals

Depending on the season you choose to visit Bhutan, you can participate in several vibrant and colourful festivals that will directly connect you with the country's roots. Bhutan, being a Buddhist nation, has many festivals, including the Thimphu Tsechu Festival, the Haa Summer Festival, the Matsutake Festival, the Ura Yakchoe Festival, the Jomolhari Mountain Festival, and more.

2. Tour the museums

Educate yourself about the country's customs, culture, beliefs, and years of history by visiting the local museum. Spend some time with your partner around the historical stories and burdensome truths. Centuries of stories and heritage, which the happiest country has, come alive through extensive collections and exhibits at the many museums.

Some of the famous museums are the National Museum of Bhutan, the National Textile Museum, and the Folk Heritage Museum. You can also visit Simply Bhutan, the Bhutan Postal Museum, the Royal Heritage Museum, and the National Handicraft Emporium.

3. Shopping exploration 

Any Bhutan honeymoon trip can’t be completed without shopping at the local market. 

 Norzin Lam is one of the busiest and most popular places to shop for local and traditional Bhutanese items, like boots, clothing, handmade papers, carpets, silver, colourful masks, jewellery, hand-woven bamboo items, and wooden products.

4. Relax at these hot springs

Experience luxury and comfort at the same time while having the hot spring pools in Bhutan, like Gasa Tshachu, Dhur Tshachu, Chuboog Tshachu, etc.

Locally believed that it's not just a form of relaxation, but it has several medical properties that can heal several muscle and skin issues. 

For a truly indulgent experience, consider combining these relaxing visits with luxury Bhutan holidays, where comfort meets tradition in breathtaking settings.

5. Quench the thirst for adventure

Bhutan gives you not only luxury, views, nature, and spiritual breakthroughs but also thrilling experiences. A range of daring adventures, like trekking, hiking, mountain biking, rafting, camping, and archery, are some of the many ways to explore Bhutan’s true essence.

Thrillophilia Travellers Note

Snehal Shah, our traveller who booked the Wonders of Bhutan | FREE Excursion to Paro package from Ahmedabad, in March 2026 and said that "the Gangtey Nature Trail hike was the highlight of our stay in the valley. The scenery was so vast and peaceful. The warm tea at the end of the trail was a lovely touch; it was truly one of the best experiences.”

Verified Thrillophilia international booking, March 2026 departure

6. Soak in nature

Surrounding yourself with nature is the best way to dive deep into the natural scenery of Bhutan. Take walks alongside the mountains and enjoy the sunrise or sunsets to have the best of Bhutan.

7. Spot the exotic wildlife

Participate in Bhutan’s rich biodiversity by witnessing exotic wildlife in its landscapes. The kingdom offers a unique wildlife experience, featuring elusive snow leopards and red pandas in the Eastern Himalayas, as well as vibrant birdlife in Phobjikha Valley.

8. Visit the Temple of The Divine Madman

Indulge yourself in the spirituality of Bhutan by exploring the enchanting monasteries of the divine moment. The monasteries and temples hold cultural significance, adding a unique dimension to your honeymoon.

9. Taste The Local Cuisine

Enjoy the local foods of Bhutan and try some different types of food while there. There are some great tastes of Bhutanese food, such as Ema Datshi, a spicy dish made from chilli peppers and cheese, and delicious varieties of momos, which are steamed dumplings with various fillings. Other delicious traditional dishes they serve in Bhutan include red rice (cooked with butter) and yak butter tea.

Stylish, Food, and Practical Tips for Couples

Bhutan follows strict policies where tourists have to stay in a 3-star hotel or higher.

• Luxury Lodges: If your budget allows, choose a higher-end lodge, as they offer services like a picnic on the riverside and ambience for a private candlelight dinner.
• Heritage Boutique Hotel: Owned by Bhutanese families, it provides a luxurious and comfortable service with an essence of a homely atmosphere. Crafted with Bhutan's designs and art, staying there allows you to experience the real culture of Bhutan. 
• Luxury Farmhouse: Spend your time in Bhutan surrounded by silence in an old luxurious farmhouse. Experience the rural life with a private hot stone bath with chic beading and upgraded bathroom facilities. 

Dishes you can’t miss

• Ema Datshi is the national dish of Bhutan; it is made out of chillies and cheese. Most restaurants serve the mild version, but if you're brave, try the real thing.
•  Suja (Butter Tea) is a salty buttermilk with a unique taste, but it is suitable for the mountain cold.
• Exploring aesthetic cafes could be the best thing to do in the mountains. Full of Bhutanese interiors, one can totally enjoy their time with local and Tibetan food items and a cosy time with their partner.

Practical Tips for Couples

• Roads in Bhutan are winding; always carry plastic bags and medicines if you or your partner tends to motion sickness.
• Even if you visit Bhutan in the summer, do not forget to layer up enough, as the evenings and nights are still cold.
• While you will be visiting several temples and monasteries, make sure you dress modestly (knees and shoulders covered) to avoid any unwanted situations. 
• Though taking selfies is quite common for tourists, always discuss with your guide regarding photography rules, especially before entering any monastery or dzong.

Travel Updates and Safety Information for Bhutan Honeymoons

To have a smooth and effortless tour, every couple is suggested to maintain a few rules. 

• Every couple, including Indians, needs to have a licensed Bhutanese guide to travel beyond the border towns of Phuentsholing or Samdrup Jongkhar.
• Entry fees for many tourist spots and monuments are not included in the sustainable development fees, which need to be paid separately. Discuss it with your tour operator beforehand.
• Always carry your digital copies of your visa and permits on your phone before visiting any spot. 
• It is now mandatory for all international tourists to carry their valid travel insurance for the duration of their visit.

Common Mistakes Couples Make 

A tour is not just about the destination and itineraries, but it takes a lot of preparation and research before visiting a new country. Thrillophilia provides you with all the necessary details for a complete, enjoyable honeymoon!

• One common mistake couples make is overfilling the itinerary. Bhutan’s beauty lies in its slow-paced vibe. Considering the duration of your trip, choose your destination systematically. We offer different Bhutan tour packages and routes, which would guide you in choosing the best one for you.
• The distances between mountains and valleys may look short on a map, but it takes 3 to 4 hours on average to cover. Make sure you carry enough food, water, and medicines if you tend to motion sickness. 
• Attempting to hike to a higher nest at the very beginning of your trip might be quite risky. You might feel very energetic at the beginning of your trip, but believe it or not, you are not ready for the sudden altitudinal shift. Let your body adapt to the altitude for the first few days, which would help you enjoy your hiking to its fullest.
• Do not ignore the dress codes that need to be followed in temples, monasteries, and dzongs. Carry a few formals or decent pieces to avoid any further embarrassment.
• Many of the tourists misunderstand the SDF and forget to carry the day-to-day extras. Even if it is taken upfront, SDF does not necessarily cover every expense you will have during your trip. 

Why choose Thrillophilia for the Bhutan honeymoon package? 

With 13 Bhutan honeymoon packages and 1077 reviews, Thrillophilia offers packages designed for comfort, flexibility, and practical travel planning.

Each itinerary can be personalised based on the trip's duration, destinations, lodging preferences, and travel pace. Thrillophilia's Bhutan honeymoon package focuses on a route flow that avoids including too many locations in a short time, which would hamper the pace and become too hectic for you. Our main tour revolves around the routes of Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha, which would be realistic and smooth, yet couple-friendly, allowing you to enjoy the top attractions of Bhutan. 

For both Indian and international tourists, visa procedures and permits take a lot of time during their planning phase. Thrillophilia processes all the heavy paperwork so that your special trip doesn't lose its charm while you struggle with travel formalities. 

The weather and road conditions can significantly impact your trip. Thrillophilia makes sure to create the best itinerary, keeping all the conditions in mind to avoid difficult weather as much as possible. 

From hotel selections and transfers to sightseeing assistance, every package focuses on making travel easier and more organised. Thrillophilia also works with trusted local partners across Bhutan to deliver guided experiences in major cities and selected regional destinations. With 24*7 availability for our travellers, we make sure you face no issues alone.