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Thrillophilia brings you the best Bhutan tour packages from Mumbai, packed with special moments and seamless experiences. Enjoy well-planned itineraries, top stays, popular as well as offbeat adventures, and end-to-end support, all designed to make your trip to Bhutan smooth, fun, and totally worth it.

Choose from more than 28 handpicked Bhutan tour packages starting in Mumbai, if you want to travel your way.

Whether you're planning a quick trip or a premium holiday, Thrillophilia's Bhutan tours from Mumbai start from ₹ 28,500 onwards and fit every budget.

Choose your pace, from weekend breaks to extensive tours, Thrillophilia's Mumbai to Bhutan tour packages offer flexible durations.

Top choices from Mumbai to Bhutan? Honeymoon, Family Tours, and Group Tours are always in demand with our travelers.

Experience a first-class holiday with Thrillophilia's Bhutan tours from Mumbai — featuring handpicked resorts that turn your stay into a dream trip.

From Buddha Dordenma to Taktsang Palphug Monastery - unlock the region's best wonders with Thrillophilia's Bhutan tour packages from Mumbai.

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Thrillophilia’s Bhutan tour packages from Mumbai promise a memorable journey to the “Land of Happiness,” offering a perfect blend of natural beauty, rich culture, and ancient traditions.

Discover Bhutan’s iconic landmarks, including the Tiger’s Nest Monastery perched on a cliff in Paro, and explore the capital city of Thimphu, known for its beautiful monasteries and lively markets. Must-visit attractions like Tashichho Dzong, Buddha Dordenma, and The National Institute of Zorig Chusum showcase Bhutan’s spiritual and cultural richness.

For nature enthusiasts, these packages include scenic drives through lush valleys and hikes through dense forests. Adventure seekers can enjoy thrilling activities like white water rafting on the Mo Chhu River near Punakha.

Our Bhutan packages from Mumbai are designed to cater to various interests, whether you’re looking for spiritual exploration, cultural immersion, or adventure. They include stays, meals, sightseeing, and transfers, ensuring a hassle-free experience. You can also indulge in cultural activities such as traditional Bhutanese dances, tasting authentic cuisine, and exploring local handicrafts.

Be it a short getaway or an extended journey, Bhutan tour packages offer a multitude of opportunities to unwind and rejuvenate. From peaceful nature retreats to immersing in Bhutan’s spiritual essence, these packages provide travellers with an enriching and diverse experience in the Land of the Thunder Dragon.

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Places to Visit on Bhutan Trip From Mumbai

Here are some of the best places to visit in Bhutan:

1. Thimphu

Located on the banks of the Raidak River, this majestic city sits proudly among snow-capped mountain peaks. It is one of the favourite destinations of visitors and must be an integral part of the Bhutan packages from Mumbai.

2. Paro

You can observe the unbelievably beautiful convergence of the Paro Chuu and Wang Chuu rivers from up here. Bhutan tour packages from Mumbai are incomplete without a visit to this beautiful place.

3. Trongsa

Known for its scenic beauty and picturesque views, this iconic hilltop town boasts its rich history and culture. The Trongsa Dzong serves as a major tourist attraction here due to its resemblance to a flying dragon and must definitely be included as a part of the Bhutan packages from Mumbai.

4. Jakar

With breathtaking snow-capped mountains and stretches of snow fields, this place has earned the title of ‘Little Switzerland’. This place easily has some of the most beautiful scenic and natural marvels. It is perfect for adventure seekers because of its rugged and harsh terrain.

5. Punakha

Bhutan's winter capital, Phunakha, attracts with its calm beauty. The Punakha Dzong, a magnificent fortification at the convergence of the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers, is an example of Bhutanese architecture. Immerse yourself in Bhutan's cultural and natural wonders by visiting the Punakha Suspension Bridge and Chimi Lhakhang.

Things to do on Bhutan Tour From Mumbai

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

1. Archery

Participate in this high-concentration demanding sport and explore its cultural importance in Bhutan. This sport challenges one's patience and focus, measuring one’s control over an extended period. A Bhutan travel package from Mumbai is incomplete without enjoying this sport while sipping a traditional drink just like locals.

2. Rafting

Enjoy this adventurous and thrilling activity in the Mo Chhu and Po Chhu rivers. Though the rivers are not very challenging, it sure is fun and amazing for beginner and mediocre rafters.

3. Enjoy the Tsechu Festival

Enjoy this one-of-a-kind festival in Paro to experience the rich culture and historical uniqueness of this country. This heart-warming festival celebrates a meetup of friends and family, eating together and participating in traditional dances. Bhutan travel packages from Mumbai are incomplete without exploring this festival.

4. Kayaking

Experience kayaking, one of the most popular water activities with a Bhutan package from Mumbai. Witness the magical beauty of the untouched regions of the Himalayas as you rattle down the Aro Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers.

5. A Relaxing Time Around Hot Springs of Koma, Punakha

A hidden marvel, this place is famous for its natural hot springs where you can relax and spend some quality time away from a busy schedule. This spring is also famous for its healing and other miraculous powers

The Best Time to Go to Bhutan From Mumbai

Bhutan is an all-year-round destination offering a wide range of activities. However, the best time to organize your Bhutan package from Mumbai is during the spring season, from March to May, or during the autumn, from September to November. You can experience a gentle breeze, warm sunshine during these months and the natural beauty of Bhutan at its peak.

How to Reach Bhutan From Mumbai

By Air:

The best way to reach Bhutan from Mumbai is by taking a connecting flight. These flights take approximately 22 hours to reach depending on your layover which can be either New Delhi or Kolkata. Some airlines that offer this route include IndiGO, Bhutan Airlines, SpiceJet and Air India Express.

The Weather of Bhutan

Bhutan has favourable weather all year round and you can plan a trip in any month according to your choice. However, if you are planning to take part in different activities this place has to offer, then climate is a considerable factor. The most popular time to organize your Bhutan trip from Mumbai is during September to November when the weather remains pleasant and is perfect to enjoy the beauty of this place. The sky remains clear so you can visit the snow-capped areas without any hindrance. Spring season, which lasts from March to May, is another favourite time for tourists to form their Bhutan tours from Mumbai. Though the sky remains generally cloudier, the natural beauty of this place blossoms to its peak during these months. Many of the festivals also occur during these months. If you are planning to visit this country during these months, you can witness some of the best natural scenery of your life. During the monsoon season, which lasts from June to August, it is advised that you should refrain from planning a trip as you might not be able to enjoy any outdoor activity.

FAQs Related to Bhutan Trip From Mumbai

1. How much does the Bhutan tour cost?

Bhutan tours from Mumbai will cost you around 30,000 to 50,000 INR. You can select the number of days you wish to stay over there, the number of activities you wish to participate in, and the number of places you wish to visit. If you have budget constraints, then you can select less number of days and reside in a mediocre and cheap hotel to save money.

2. Do Indians need a visa to travel to Bhutan?

No, Indians do not need a visa to travel to Bhutan. They only need a valid passport or a voter identity card issued by the Election Commission of India to prove their nationality to reach there.

3. Are there any direct flights from Mumbai to Bhutan?

No, currently there are no direct flights from Mumbai to Bhutan. Travellers frequently take connecting flights through cities such as Delhi and Kolkata to reach the Paro Airport. It is best to verify with the respective airlines for the most up-to-date information on flight routes and timetables.

4. What currency is used in Bhutan and is it necessary to exchange currencies before reaching there?

Bhutan uses Ngultrum (BTN) as its official currency. However, you need not convert the Indian Rupee into BTN as the Rupee is also legal in Bhutan and you can use it in transactions. Denominations up to 500 rupees are accepted throughout Bhutan, but only in cash as Bhutan is a cash economy.

5. Is a trip to Bhutan from Mumbai expensive?

No, Bhutan tour packages from Mumbai are not expensive. Thrillophilia tour packages cater to all types of budgets and can be tailored to your preferences. Additionally, these packages are often inclusive of accommodations, transfers, sightseeing and meals.

6. How to plan a Bhutan trip from Mumbai?

The best way to plan a Bhutan trip from Mumbai is to first plan and research what you want to do here. Look at the flight or train schedules from Mumbai to Bagdogra. From Bagdogra you can either go by road to Phuentsholing which takes about 4.5 hours or take a flight to Paro from Mumbai. To ease your planning process opt for our Bhutan tour packages from Mumbai, which include stays, guided tours, and permits.

7. Which month is best to visit Bhutan?

The best months to visit Bhutan are March to May which is spring time here or between September to November which is the autumn season. These seasons offer clear skies, pleasant weather, and festivals like Paro Tsechu.

8. Is 7 days enough for Bhutan?

Yes, 7 days are ideal for exploring this wonderful country. You can visit major destinations such as Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, and Bumthang as well as enjoy cultural experiences like monastery visits, trekking, river rafting and attend festivals.

9. Is 4 days enough for Bhutan?

Four days can cover highlights like Paro and Thimphu, including iconic sites like Tiger’s Nest Monastery and Buddha Dordenma. If you are short on time you can focus on one region. However, a longer stay with well-planned Mumbai to Bhutan tour packages allows for a more immersive experience.