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Explore the mystery and magic of the Himalayan Kingdom with Thrillophilia's Bhutan packages. Bhutan caters to a wide variety of tourists with its beautiful monasteries, romantic spots, wildlife reserves, and mountainous landscapes.

With our packages, you can soak in the peace at The Great Buddha Dordenma, a huge golden Buddha figure situated atop a hill, offering stunning views of Thimphu Valley. See the famous Taktsang Palphung Monastery, known as the "Tiger's Nest", and drive to Chele La, a high mountain pass that provides sweeping vistas of snow-capped peaks. On your trip, explore the beautiful Tashichho Dzong, which is a temple and fortress set next to the tranquil Wangchhu River. Additionally, you can explore the charming Punakha Dzong, one of the most exquisite dzongs in Bhutan.

Thrillophilia offers Bhutan tour packages that are completely customizable, covering everything from accommodations and transfers to guided tours and activities. Our 24/7 customer care also ensures customer support throughout the trip.

Therefore, why wait? Schedule your trip with Bhutan tour packages from Guwahati today to have unique experiences in this Himalayan paradise.

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How to Reach Bhutan from Guwahati?

1. By Air:

Taking a direct flight from Guwahati to Thimphu is the best way to reach Bhutan.

2. To cities:

Thimphu‘s Paro International Airport (PBH)

3. Duration of time taken:

55 minutes to 1 hour.

4. Frequency:

Alternate Days.

5. Airlines: Druk Air.

To go on a Bhutan trip from Guwahati, you can also take connecting flights from Guwahati’s Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport (GAU) to Thimphu‘s Paro International Airport (PBH). These flights can take anywhere between 15 hours and 23 hours, depending on layovers at New Delhi and Kathmandu. Some of the airlines that operate on this route are Air India Express, Bhutan Air, and IndiGo.

Best Time for Bhutan Trip From Guwahati

Spring (March to May) is the ideal season to visit Bhutan with rhododendrons and jacaranda blossoms bringing the landscape to life. You may take part in outdoor pursuits like river rafting and trekking, as well as see exciting events like the Paro Tshechu.

With sunny skies and comfortable temperatures, autumn (September to November) is yet another perfect season. It is ideal for rock climbing, trekking, and going to the Phobjikha Valley Black-Necked Crane Festival.

A wonderful time to visit the monasteries in winter is during the shoulder season (December to February) when there are fewer tourists and trip costs are also reduced.

You can visit Bhutan throughout the year, however, the best time to reserve Bhutan tour packages from Guwahati would depend on the experience you wish to have.

Destinations to Visit on Bhutan Trip From Guwahati

1. Paro

Discover Bhutan's ancient history through the six floors of the National Museum of Bhutan, which hosts old Buddhist artefacts. At the Paro Craft Market, you can buy Dzi beads jewellery, traditional dresses, cane and bamboo products. Witness the ancient relics, monk houses and prayer wheels at the 7th-century monastery of Kyichu Lhakhang here.

2. Thimphu

Visit the Jungshi Handmade Paper Factory in Thimphu to learn how to make basic paper. On your Bhutan trip from Guwahati, take a walk along the Bumthang Owl Trail to see forests covered with blue pine, rhododendron, juniper and birch trees. Soak in the sight of the 108 serene stupas that border the snow-capped Dochula Pass during this.

3. Punakha

Explore Jigme Dorji National Park, which is home to snow leopards and red bears, to see the beauty of Punakha. Gather blessings at the fertility temple of Chimi Lhakhang and visit Sangchhen Dorji Lhuendrup Lhakhang, which is a meditation centre and pine-forested nunnery that houses 120 nuns.

4. Gangtey

With our Bhutan packages from Guwahati, you can visit the magnificent Gangtey Monastery, which houses beautiful frescoes, holy images, and statues of Guru Rinpoche. You can also witness local life in Tenkhor Yuetshe, and during the winter in the Phobjikha Valley, you can spot the endangered black-necked cranes.

5. Khoma

In Khoma Village, you can observe women weaving elaborate Kushuthara silk on traditional backstrap looms. Meet farmers, monks, and shamans and witness people create colourful Kiras here. With Bhutan packages from Guwahati, you can also sample authentic Bhutanese cuisine, like Ema Datshi and red rice.