Bhutan Tour Package From India

People Also Ask About Bhutan Package From India

1. Which are the best places to visit on a Bhutan tour from India?

   1. Taktsang Palphug Monastery: Also known as the Tiger’s Nest, the Taktsang Palphug monastery will be a part of your Bhutan Tour Package from India. This prominent Buddhist Himalayan sacred site is located on the upper part of Paro Valley in the precipitous cliffside. Climb to the monastery through a dense jungle of blue pine trees and rhododendron forest, colorfully festooned with prayer flags and moss makes you feel enchanted. Listening to the birds chirping when you reach the monastery you will be delighted to see the Paro valley’s breathtaking vista and be allured by the monastery’s beauty where Guru Rinpoche meditated for three years.
   
   2. Rinpung Dzong, Paro: If you are an architecture enthusiast then Rinpung Dzong will surely impress you. This dzong is one of the most terrific and biggest dzongs renowned for its intricate carvings and woodwork on the seven-storey tower. You can visit Rinpung Dzong at night as it beautifully illuminates and catches spectacular views of the valleys nearby.
   
   3. Dochula Pass, Thimphu: Perched at a height of 3100 meters, with the majestic Himalayas in the background, this popular mountain pass of Dochula draws hundreds and thousands of visitors during the holidays. Families picnic, have fun, frolic and enjoy the breathtaking scenery here. Your Bhutan Tour Package from India will certainly include a visit here as this beautiful pass is home to the 105 memorial stupas/chortens erected by Queen Mother Ashi Dorji Wangmo Wangchuck to honor Bhutan’s conquest over Assamese insurgents.
   
   4. Mo Chhu River: When setting forth on a Bhutan Tour from India do visit the sight of the Mo Chhu River that lets you raft and kayak in its gentle and calm currents. You can also float the river’s lowest part and catch sightings of the rarest birds if you plan a visit during April-May or October-November.
   
   5. Dagala Thousand Lakes: Away from the madding crowd the Dagala Thousand Lakes is an incredible Bhutanese trek that takes you through numerous beautiful meadows, hamlets and alpine lakes. You will witness the panoramic landscape surrounded by the soaring Himalayas and visit the Buddhist monasteries here hearing their morning prayers.
   
   6. Chomolhari: Also called the Kangchenjunga’s bridge, the Chomolhari is one of the intimate wildernesses that lets you hike through turquoise lakes, thunderous waterfalls, rolling meadows, forests of fir, juniper and rhododendron.
   
   7. Bumthang Valley: When you embark on a Bhutan Tour from India do visit the charming Jakar or Bumthang Valley renowned for the evergreen mountains’ splendor. Fondly called the “little Switzerland” this Bhutanese version of the scenic Alps lets you tour around the valley as you savor some “Swiss Cheese”.

2. What are the adventure things to do in Bhutan?

   1. Rock climbing at the Nose in Thimphu: If you love trying things out of the box then you will love climbing The Nose that is a natural rock for climbing located outside Thimphu. You will be able to explore thirteen different routes each made safe for climbs and having varying difficulty levels (4B to 7B).
   
   2. White water rafting in Khansum Valley: When in Punakha you cannot miss going for white water rafting in the Khansum valley that has the male and female Po Chhu and Mo Chhu Rivers. On the rafting trail you go around the scenic Punakha Dzong through the rapids with the Bhutanese mountains as settings.
   
   3. Crossing Bhutan’s suspension bridges at Punakha: Pump up your adrenaline by crossing the Punakha suspension bridge that connects the nearby hamlets with the hand-made Punakha Dzong. It is the longest bridge but when you cross there is hardly any sound you hear.
   
   4. Set out for Jomolhari and Druk Path trek: The Bhutanese Himalayas’ mountainous reaches are very inviting. You can trek through the stunning Jomolhari trek that not just treats you to splendid views of the Jomolhari Peak, but also a peek into the bewildering fauna and flora of the Himalayan region. You can also set out to explore the Druk path trek that takes you through forests of rhododendron to reach the surrounding Gangkar Puensum Mountain.

3. What are the best things to shop from Bhutan?

   The best things to shop from Bhutan include the colorful Dzi Himalayan beads, handmade wooden bowls called dappa, and other wooden products. You can also buy Bhutanese handmade paper, Buddhist paintings, hand-woven textiles, bamboo and cane handicrafts.

4. What is the best time to visit Bhutan?

   The best time to visit Bhutan is from October to December. That is because skies are clear and sunny besides the air is fresh during this time. Moreover, you are protected from the harsh winter of February and January. You can also come here during the spring time when the rhododendrons are in full bloom and sprinkle the valleys with color.

5. How to reach Bhutan from India?

   Take a direct flight to Paro from any of the major airports in India and reach Bhutan. If you have a flight from Delhi then you will reach Bhutan in 2 hours. However, if you are taking a flight from Bagdogra then you will reach in an hour.

6. How many days are enough to visit Bhutan?

   5-7 days are enough to visit Bhutan. During this time you can visit Dum Tsug Lhakhang, Phuentsholing, Buddha Point, Tango Monastery and several other sightseeing spots.