Go from Rajkot’s sunny streets to Bhutan’s peaceful valleys and beautiful Himalayan trails with our Bhutan tour packages from Rajkot. These Bhutan tour packages are perfect for every plan, be it family trips, romantic getaways, or adventures with friends.
We take care of every detail for you, from smooth flights and cozy hotel stays to guided city tours and hassle-free transfers. So, pack your bags and explore the monasteries of Thimphu, hike to Tiger's Nest, and admire the beauty of Punakha Dzong and Phobjikha Valley.
The best part is that the entire plan starts from Rajkot! With easy departures, well-designed itineraries, and just the right balance of sightseeing, adventure, and food, we make sure your trip is all about good vibes and great memories. So whether you are craving mountain views or moments of peace, Bhutan welcomes you with open arms.
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There are no direct flights between Rajkot and Bhutan, so you will need to fly to a metro city like Delhi or Kolkata and then take a flight to Paro for your journey.
Due to the India–Bhutan Friendship Treaty, Indian citizens don’t need a visa to enter Bhutan. All you need is a passport valid for at least six months or a voter ID, and you will get an entry permit upon arrival at Paro Airport or at land checkpoints like Phuentsholing.
When you book through licensed tour operators like Thrillophilia it gets easier to get the permits. You also get help with paying the mandatory Sustainable Development Fee (SDF), which is INR 1,200 per person per night.
With the entry permit, you can stay and travel around Bhutan for a week. For a longer stay, just apply for an extended permit at the Immigration Office in Thimphu.
Bhutan is beautiful all year round, but the best time to visit depends on what kind of trip you are looking for.
Spring (March to May): With temperatures ranging from 12 to 22 degrees Celsius, spring is one of the most popular seasons. The valleys are full of rhododendrons and magnolias, and you can enjoy pleasant treks like the Druk Path and Jomolhari. This is also the season when you can see the colourful celebrations of Paro Tshechu and Punakha Tshechu.
Summer (June to August): As temperatures go from 15 to 25 degrees Celsius and rainfall becomes frequent, you will see lush greenery all around. This leads to fewer crowds, so you can comfortably relax in peaceful homestays or attend the Haa Summer Festival.
Autumn (September to November): Clear skies, crisp air, and temperatures between 10 and 20 degrees Celsius make this the perfect time for high-altitude treks, photography, and sightseeing. You can also attend the beautiful Thimphu Tsechu for three days between September and October.
Winter (December to February): Temperatures go anywhere between 0 and 15 degrees Celsius, especially in higher areas, making them covered in snow. The snowy Himalayas look stunning, and it’s a great time to attend the vibrant Trongsa Tshechu and visit Phobjikha Valley to spot black-necked cranes.
Here are the top places to visit in Bhutan:
1. Paro Valley: You can go on a fun tour of its attractions, like the iconic Paro Taktsang, National Museum, Chele La Pass, and Paro Market.
2. Thimphu: It's Bhutan's capital city, where a guided tour can take you around the famous Buddha Dordenma statue, Tashichho Dzong, and Folk Heritage Museum.
3. Punakha Dzong: This ancient monastery is a place where you watch the two beautiful rivers of Po Chu and Mo Chu meet and also attend the famous Punakha Tshechu every year.
4. Phobjikha Valley: You can see Himalayan black bears, leopards, and the Gangtey Monastery all through the year, and the rare black-necked cranes here in winter.
5. Haa Valley: A hidden gem, Haa Valley is where you can enjoy peaceful treks like Jo Bay Tsho and Sagala away from the crowds.
Here are the top things to do in Bhutan:
1. Visit Tiger’s Nest Monastery: Trek to Bhutan's most iconic monastery, which lies on a rugged cliff, and catch amazing panoramic views of the Paro Valley.
2. Explore Bumthang Valley: Spend a day going around the ancient monasteries, temples, fruit orchards, and green fields of Bhutan’s spiritual heartland at Bumthang.
3. Tour Punakha Dzong: Go on a guided tour of one of Bhutan's oldest and most loved monasteries to see its stunning architecture and know why it's so popular among locals.
4. Visit the Buddha Dordenma Statue: Hike to one of the world’s largest Buddha statues and take pictures of the beautiful Thimphu valley from up there.
5. Explore Gangtey Monastery: Experience peaceful monastery life and get stunning views of the Phobjikha Valley from this beautiful 17th-century hilltop monastery.
Bhutan Trip Packages from rajkot | Duration | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Best of Bhutan | Group Tour Package from Rajkot | 7 days & 6 nights | INR 51,990 |
| Vacation in Bhutan | FREE Excursion to Taktsang from Rajkot | 5 days & 4 nights | INR 28,500 |
| Signature Bhutan Group Tour | Thimphu, Punakha & Paro Circuit from Rajkot | 8 days & 7 nights | INR 45,990 |
