Wonders of Bhutan | FREE Excursion to Paro Highlights
-
Immerse yourself in the serene landscapes and rich culture of Bhutan, exploring destinations like Thimphu, Punakha, and Paro.
-
Visit the magnificent Punakha Dzong, an architectural marvel set at the confluence of the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu (rivers), reflecting Bhutanese rich traditions.
-
Experience a scenic drive through Dochula Pass near Thimphu, where you'll witness stunning views of the Himalayan ranges and 108 chortens (memorial) dotting the landscape.
-
Witness the grandeur of Rinpung Dzong Monastery in Paro, a stunning fortress monastery with intricate Bhutanese architecture.
-
Embark on a hike to the iconic Tiger's Nest Monastery in Paro, perched on a cliff 3,120 metres, offering mesmerizing views and a sacred atmosphere.
Wonders of Bhutan | FREE Excursion to Paro Overview
Wonders of Bhutan | FREE Excursion to Paro Itinerary
Select Package Options
Deluxe Tour Package
More Details about Wonders of Bhutan | FREE Excursion to Paro
Know Before You Go for Wonders of Bhutan | FREE Excursion to Paro
- Ask your local guide to help you purchase a SIM on arrival, as Bhutan supports 2 networks: B-Mobile SIM and TashiCell.
- It is wise to carry enough cash, especially for remote areas in the Ngultrum (BTN) currency.
- ID Proof is mandatory for each individual guest at the time of booking, and upon arrival. PAN Card will not be considered as a valid identity proof. All foreign nationals must carry their passport as a proof of identity.
- Travellers aren't expected to wear the traditional kira, but you should make sure your clothing covers your arms and legs when entering a Dzong.
- Indians must pay the Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) of Rs 1200 per person/per night. Children below 5 years are exempted from SDF, while kids between 6 and 12 years of age, will get 50% concession.
- To obtain entry in Bhutan, Indian tourists must carry their passports with a minimum 6 months validity and make the payment of SDF.
- Plastic has been banned since 1999 in Bhutan, therefore, it is advised to carry plastic/plastic items.
- Keep your arms and legs covered while visiting a Dzong (fortress-monastery).
- Ask for permission from the attending authority before taking any photos or videos inside places like monasteries.
- In Bhutan, Tuesday is ‘Dry Day’. This means locals don’t drink alcohol on Tuesday. So it would be respectful to avoid alcohol on Tuesdays too.
- It’s illegal for tobacco to be sold in Bhutan. Tourists can bring cigarettes into the country, but can only smoke them in designated places.
- Bhutan does not have a micro (or nano) SIM card. So check your mobile device for SIM compatibility before visiting Bhutan.
- Credit cards are widely accepted in major cities and tourist areas. However, it is recommended to carry some cash.
- The official currency in Bhutan is the Bhutanese Ngultrum (BTN). It is advisable to exchange currency at banks or authorised exchange bureaus.
- Images are for representation purpose only.
- Please note that prices are dynamic and may change in the peak season and on blackout dates.
- Please note that the timings and duration of pick-up and drop-off transfers may vary based on certain factors like traffic, weather conditions, natural calamities, etc.
- Prices may fluctuate with any change in services/hotels. The difference in the cost shall be borne by the client in case of any amendment in the package due to an increase in the number of guests.
- If in case any traveller wants to or decides to leave the trip in the middle, all the expenses from the point onwards will be borne by the traveller. Neither the operator nor Thrillophilia will be held responsible for such decisions or for any refund.






