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Embark on an enchanting journey from the vibrant city of Chennai to the mystical kingdom of Bhutan with our exclusive Bhutan package tour from Chennai. Nestled in the Eastern Himalayas, Bhutan is a treasure trove of cultural richness, serene landscapes, and spiritual sanctuaries. Discover why Bhutan should be at the top of your travel wish list and why it's one of the most sought-after destinations for travellers from Chennai.
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Cultural Extravaganza : Often referred to as the "Land of the Thunder Dragon" Bhutan boasts a unique and well-preserved culture. The Bhutanese people take immense pride in their traditions, evident in their distinctive attire, architecture, and daily rituals. The annual Tsechu festivals showcase the vibrant cultural tapestry through masked dances, religious ceremonies, and colourful performances, providing an immersive experience for tourists from Chennai seeking cultural enrichment.
Dzongs and Monasteries : Dotted across Bhutan are majestic Dzongs, fortress-like structures serving as both administrative and religious centres. Iconic monasteries like Paro Taktsang, also known as Tiger's Nest, offer breath-taking views of the Paro Valley and are must-visit destinations during a Bhutan trip from Chennai. Architectural marvels such as Punakha Dzong, situated at the confluence of two rivers, reflect Bhutan's historical and spiritual significance, unveiling the country's unique history to travellers.
Spiritual Retreats : Bhutan's monasteries and temples provide sanctuaries of tranquillity and spirituality. From the serene aura of Kyichu Lhakhang in Paro to the panoramic views of the Himalayas from Dochula Pass, these sites offer peaceful escapes for contemplation and meditation. Whether it's the National Memorial Chhorten of Thimphu, Chimi Lhakhang fertility temple of Punakha, or the Jokhang Temple in Bumthang, each holds its significance and allure for travellers on a Bhutan tour package from Chennai.
Natural Beauty : Bhutan's landscape is a masterpiece of untouched beauty, ranging from lush green valleys to snow-capped peaks. The Phobjikha Valley, renowned for its scenic beauty and wildlife, is a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts. Bhutan's commitment to environmental conservation aligns perfectly with its pristine environment, making it a haven for those seeking an unspoiled natural retreat.
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Start | Bagdogra / Phuentsholing |
Finishing | Siliguri / Lataguri |
Destinations | Bhutan |
No. of Days | 7N/8D |
Places to Cover | Phuentsholing, Thimphu, Punakha, Paro, Siliguri |
Best Known | The Land of Thunder Dragon |
Tour Quality | Premium |
Age | Min 18 |
Group Size | Min 1 - Max 16 |
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Before booking your Bhutan package tour from Chennai, it's essential to understand the unique characteristics and cultural nuances of this Himalayan kingdom. Bhutan, known as "Druk Yul," holds a storied history of resilience and preservation, having never been conquered by external forces. Beyond its historical significance, Bhutan stands as a global leader in environmental sustainability, boasting the title of the world's only Carbon Negative Country. As you prepare for your journey, familiarize yourself with these important facts about Bhutan to ensure a memorable and enriching travel experience.
Chennai to Bhutan Tour Pickup & Drop | Bagdogra Airport [IXB] |
Duration for Bhutan Tour Packages from Chennai | 07 Nights | 08 Days |
Places to Cover in Chennai to Bhutan Tour Packages | Phuentsholing | Thimphu | Punakha | Paro | Siliguri |
Altitude of Thimphu | 2,334 m [Coordinates - 27.4712° N, 89.6339° E] |
Altitude of Paro | 2,200 m [27.4287° N, 89.4164° E] |
Altitude of Tigers Nest Monastery | 3,120 m [Coordinates - 27.2930° N, 89.2148° E] |
Altitude of Chele-La-Pass | 3,988 m [Coordinates - 27.3698° N, 89.3466° E] |
Altitude of Haa Valley | 2,670 m [Coordinates - 27.3333° N, 89.1833° E] |
Altitude of Punakha | 1,274 m [Coordinates - 27.5921° N, 89.8797° E] |
Altitude of Dochula Pass | 3,100 m [Coordinates - 27.2924° N, 89.4501° E] |
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FROM | TO | DISTANCE IN KM |
Chennai | Paro | 1859 km [by Air] |
Chennai | Mumbai | 1029 km [[by Air] |
Chennai | Bagdogra | 1738 km [by Air] |
Chennai | Delhi | 1760 km [by Air] |
Chennai | Kolkata | 1366 km [by Air] |
Bagdogra Airport | Phuntsholing, Bhutan | 3 hr 49 min (154.8 km) via NH 27 |
Bagdogra Airport | Thimphu, Bhutan | 7 hr 44 min (298.5 km) via NH 27 |
Bagdogra Airport | Paro, Bhutan | 7 hr 35 min (295.1 km) via NH 27 |
Phuntsholing | Thimphu | 4 hr 35 min (163.1 km) via Phuentsholing - Thimphu Hwy |
Siliguri | Phuntsholing, Bhutan | 3 hr 32 min (153.7 km) via NH 17 |
We offer the best Bhutan tour packages from Chennai via Kolkata / Bagdogra Airport
Chennai, a vibrant city in India that attracts visitors from around the world with its unique charm and excellent transportation connections. If you're considering a Bhutan tour package from Chennai, you have several options to reach this mystical kingdom.
While Chennai boasts good air connectivity, there are no Chennai to Paro direct flight for Bhutan tour. However, you can easily reach Bhutan via connecting flights. Start by flying from Chennai to major cities like Delhi, Kolkata, or Guwahati, which offer direct flights to Paro.
Once you arrive in any of these cities, you can catch a direct flight for Bhutan tour from Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi [DEL], Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport in Kolkata [CCU], or Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport in Guwahati [GAU]. Both Druk Air [KB] and Bhutan Airlines [B3] operate regular flights from these cities to Paro International Airport [PBH], ensuring a seamless journey to Bhutan.
There is another option to reach Bhutan by Air with Chennai - Bagdogra flight. Though there is very limited Chennai to Bagdogra direct flight, yet with a little layover at Hyderabad Rajiv Gandhi International Airport [HYD], guests can easily reach Bagdogra within 4 hrs and then reach Indo-Bhutan border town of Phuentsholing by car.
Airlines | Origin | Destination | Duration |
Bhutan Airlines | Kolkata - 08:15 | Paro - 09:55 | 01h 10m |
Bhutan Airlines | Paro - 10:35 | Kolkata - 11:30 | 01h 10m |
Airlines | Origin | Destination | Duration |
Bhutan Airlines | Delhi - 04:10 | Paro - 06:40 | 02h 00m |
Bhutan Airlines | Paro - 09:40 | Delhi - 11:30 | 02h 20m |
Starting a road trip from Chennai to Bhutan promises an exciting adventure through various landscapes, cities, and towns. For Chennai to Bhutan bike tour enthusiast, it's a thrilling chance to explore two countries on wheels. You can enter and explore Bhutan by road using two different routes.
To initiate this epic road trip, first start your Bhutan biking tour from Chennai and reach Kolkata - the City of Joy. Kolkata serves as the nearest major city to Bhutan, making it a convenient stopover for admirers of the 'Land of the Thunder Dragons'. From Chennai to Kolkata follow this route:
Chennai - Gudur - Nellore - Guntur - Vijayawada - Eluru - Rajamundry - Vishakhapatnam - Srikakulam - Puri - Cuttack - Balasore - Kharagpur - Kolkata
Once in Kolkata, you have two options:
From Kolkata, either board direct buses to Thimphu operated by the Royal Bhutanese Government from the Esplanade Bus Stand in Kolkata for an 18-hour journey.
Commence the second leg of your Bhutan road trip from Kolkata to Jaigaon in the Alipurduar district of West Bengal. From Kolkata start your journey through:
Haringhata - Krishnanagar - Berhampur - Morgram - Farakka - Kaliachak - Malda - Gazole - Kishanganj - Fulbari - Maynaguri - Dhupguri - Birpara - Hasimara - Jaigaon
Upon arrival, Jaigaon, enter Bhutan via Phuentsholing town and proceed along the Thimphu-Phuentsholing Highway, covering approximately 143 km (a 4-hour drive) to reach Thimphu.
If you want to enter Bhutan from Guwahati, start your journey from Guwahati Airport / Station to Bongaigaon Town and enter Bhutan via the Gelephu point. From Gelephu you can explore Bhutan in a different route covering:
Zhemgang - Trongsa - Gangtey - Wangdue Phodrang - Pajo - Dochula - Thimphu
Alternatively, you can enter and explore Bhutan through Samdrup Jongkhar point. Samdrup Jongkhar is a town located at the south-eastern part of Bhutan bordering Indian state of Assam. From Guwahati Airport, Samdrup Jongkhar town is only 100km and 2.30hrs drive. After immigration start your Bhutan road trip through picturesque -
Trashigang - Mongar - Ura - Trongsa - Gangtey - Wangdue Phodrang - Pajo - Dochula - Thimphu
It's a beautiful road journey that passes through uncountable passes, rivers, streams, forests, dzongs, monasteries, stupas and valleys. Those looking for a memorable Bhutan bike trip, for them this route is a treasure trove.
If you're considering traveling from Chennai to Bhutan by train, it's worth noting that Bhutan lacks direct train connectivity with India. However, this doesn't rule out the possibility of enjoying a scenic train journey on your route from Chennai to Bhutan. Instead of aiming directly for Bhutan, you can opt to travel by train to the nearest Indian railway stations [NJP / Hashimara / New Alipurduar Junction] and then proceed through Bhutanese territory to reach Thimphu.
From Chennai, you can board a train that passes through prominent railway stations near the Bhutan-West Bengal border such as Siliguri Town, New Jalpaiguri, New Alipurduar, and Hasimara railway stations.
For this purpose, the best trains that travellers can book are :
22611 - MAS NJP EXPRESS [Chennai to NJP]
15629 - NAGAON EXPRESS [Chennai to New Alipurduar (NOQ)]
12551 - SMVB KYQ AC EXP [Perambur (PER - Chennai) to New Alipurduar (NOQ)]
Upon reaching any of these railway stations in West Bengal, you can embark on a drive to Jaigaon, a quaint town situated on the Indo-Bhutan border. From there, enter Bhutan through Phuentsholing town and ultimately reach Thimphu by covering a distance of 143 km (approximately 4 hours) along the Thimphu - Phuentsholing Highway.
Chennai enjoys convenient flight connections to Bagdogra, the gateway to Bhutan, located just 150km away from Phuentsholing, the nearest border town in Bhutan. This seamless accessibility ensures smooth travel to the heart of Bhutan. Our Bhutan package tour from Chennai is designed to provide a hassle-free travel experience, allowing you to immerse yourself in the wonders of Bhutan.
Bhutan's policy of High-Value, Low-Impact Tourism guarantees an exclusive and authentic experience for travellers. The controlled number of tourists permitted each year helps preserve the country's age old preserved environment and inherited culture, making it a coveted destination for discerning travellers from Chennai.
Securing your Bhutan tour package from Chennai is a seamless process with our user-friendly platform. Our team of travel experts meticulously craft itineraries that seamlessly blend cultural exploration, natural beauty, and spiritual encounters, ensuring a comprehensive Bhutanese experience tailored to your preferences.
Our Bhutan Packages from Chennai is thoughtfully structured to provide exceptional value for your investment. We prioritize transparency in our cost structures, guaranteeing that you receive the utmost from your Bhutanese adventure without compromising on quality or experience.
Embark on an extraordinary journey from Chennai to Bhutan, where culture, nature, and spirituality converge in perfect harmony. Let our Bhutan package from Chennai serve as your gateway to an enchanting experience that will leave a lasting imprint on your memories. Book your Chennai to Bhutan tour now and unlock the mysteries of this Himalayan jewel.
Upon arrival at Bagdogra Airport/NJP Station/New Alipurduar Station, embark on your much-anticipated Bhutan tour from Bagdogra. After a warm welcome, proceed towards Phuentsholing, the Indo-Bhutan border town. En route, witness the majestic Himalayan Mountains, the flowing Teesta River, verdant Dooars forests, and countless Tea Gardens. The journey from Bagdogra to Phuentsholing is a scenic delight, offering glimpses of nature's bounty. Phuentsholing is a unique town in Bhutan where no permit or visa is required, ensuring a safe stay. Check-in at the hotel and enjoy the evening exploring the Bhutanese town, depending on your arrival time. Overnight stay at hotel in Phuentsholing.
After an early morning breakfast, commence the process of obtaining the offline permit. Our Bhutan packages coordinator in Phuentsholing will assist you in completing the permit formalities, including biometrics. The offline permit processing typically takes 2 to 6 hours, depending on the season and the rush at the immigration office. Meanwhile, enjoy lunch and once the permit is processed, proceed towards Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan. The journey from Phuentsholing to Thimphu takes approximately 4.5 hours by car.
***If you have already processed the online permits, proceed to the Bhutan Gate post to complete the biometric process, and then head towards Thimphu City. With online permits, the biometric procedures can be completed within a maximum of 1 hour.
Upon reaching Thimphu, check in at the hotel in the afternoon/evening. Freshen up and take a leisurely stroll around the vibrant Thimphu city. Explore the nightlife, indulge in local beer, try karaoke, or relax with a hot stone bath at a spa. Conclude the day with dinner and bid goodnight to Thimphu.
On the second day of your Chennai to Bhutan tour package, after a rejuvenating rest following your journey, wake up to a refreshing morning in Thimphu. As the sun bathes the valley with its gentle warmth, indulge in a cup of hot Suja, also known as Butter Tea, a beloved beverage throughout Bhutan. Made with tea leaves, butter, salt, and milk powder, Suja offers a revitalizing start to your day.
After enjoying your tea, freshen up and head to the breakfast table for a hearty meal. Once you're ready, embark on an exploration of some of Thimphu's iconic attractions, the capital city of Bhutan.
The National Memorial Chorten : The National Memorial Chorten, also known as Thimphu Chorten, is a sacred site where evening prayers are offered. Built in memory of the third King of Bhutan, it is continuously circumambulated by devotees murmuring mantras and spinning prayer wheels. Conceived by His Majesty Jigme Dorji Wangchuk, it stands as a symbol of peace and prosperity, completed in 1974 after the King's untimely demise.
The Clock Tower : Situated at the heart of Thimphu Town, the Clock Tower Square is a unique architectural marvel that captivates visitors during their Bhutan Package Tour from Bagdogra Airport. Adorned with intricately carved floral patterns and paintings, this tower boasts four clock faces in four directions, each featuring the revered symbol of dragons, representing Bhutan's sovereignty and independence. As a bustling hub, the square is surrounded by restaurants, gift shops, and hotels, attracting crowds with its vibrant atmosphere and occasional live music events.
Sakyamuni Buddha : Perched atop Kuensel Phodrang hill, the magnificent Great Buddha Dordenma statue stands tall at 51.5 meters, offering panoramic views of the valley. Known as Buddha Viewpoint, this iconic site captivates visitors with its grandeur and serene surroundings.
Changangkha Lhakhang : Among Thimphu's many monasteries and temples, Changangkha Lhakhang holds significant religious importance. Dedicated to Avalokiteshvara, this 15th-century structure provides insight into Bhutan's spiritual heritage and offers panoramic views of the valley.
Takin Zoo : Explore the unique Takin Zoo, home to Bhutan's national animal - the Takin. See this endangered species in its natural habitat, preserved within the zoo's open grounds.
Trashi Chhoe Dzong : Referred to as the Fortress of the Glorious Religion, Trashi Chhoe Dzong is a historical must-see site. Originally constructed in 1641 and rebuilt in the 1960s, this dzong serves as the coronation venue of the fifth King and hosts the annual Tsechu festival. Admire its traditional Bhutanese architecture and immerse yourself in Bhutan's rich cultural legacy.
Conclude your day of exploration with an overnight stay at a hotel in Thimphu, cherishing the memories of the rich cultural heritage and natural beauty you've encountered throughout the day.
Start your day with a cup of Hot Ngaja, a delightful Bhutanese milk tea, as you savor the stunning valley views from your room. After breakfast, embark on a journey towards Punakha, the former capital of Bhutan. Nestled away from the bustling city life, Punakha offers a serene retreat at an elevation of 1200 meters, boasting warmth in winter and coolness in summer. The valley is renowned for its cultivation of Red and White Rice along the stretches of the Pho and Mo Chu rivers. En route, explore the following attractions:
Dochula Pass : Journey through the majestic Dochula Pass, a mountain pass adorned with 108 memorial stupas known as Druk Wangyal Chortens. Situated at an altitude of 3,100 meters, Dochula Pass offers panoramic vistas of the snow-capped Himalayan peaks on clear days, making it a picturesque stopover on your way to Punakha.
Punakha Dzong : Known as "The Palace of Great Happiness" Punakha Dzong is situated at the confluence of the Pho Chhu (father) and Mo Chhu (mother) rivers in the Punakha–Wangdue valley. This fortress-monastery is one of the most picturesque ancient fortresses in Bhutan, connected to the mainland by an arched wooden bridge. Explore its grand halls and courtyards, which house precious relics from the era of Bhutanese monarchs who once ruled from this valley.
Suspension Bridge : Discover the hidden gem of Punakha Valley, the Suspension Bridge, linking the valley to the old administrative center of Punakha Dzongkhag. Adorned with prayer flags, this bridge offers a perfect setting for birdwatching and photography, providing panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes.
Chimi Lhakhang (Fertility Temple) : Perched atop a hillock, Chimi Lhakhang is dedicated to Lama Drukpa Kuenley, the 'Divine Madman' renowned for his unorthodox teachings. The temple, also known as the Fertility Temple, holds significance for childless couples who seek blessings for fertility. Follow a scenic rural trail through paddy fields to reach the temple, crossing a charming stream before ascending to Chimi Lhakhang.
After a day of exploration get in to your hotel in Punakha for a restful overnight stay. Reflect on the wonders of Dochula Pass, Punakha Dzong, Suspension Bridge, and Chimi Lhakhang, as you embrace the serenity of Punakha Valley.
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After a hearty breakfast, set off for your journey to Paro. Along the way, explore the following attractions.
National Museum of Bhutan : Perched above Rinpung Dzong in Paro, the National Museum of Bhutan resides within the historic Ta-dzong building, constructed in 1968. Delve into the rich tapestry of Bhutanese culture and art showcased within its galleries. Marvel at exquisite paintings and bronze statues that offer insights into Bhutan's artistic heritage.
Drukgyal Dzong : Once a formidable fortress and Buddhist monastery, Drukgyal Dzong now lies in ruins in the upper reaches of Paro Valley. Constructed in 1649 to commemorate Bhutan's victory over Tibetan invaders, the Dzong stands as a testament to Bhutan's historical struggles and triumphs.
Ta Dzong : Originally serving as a watchtower to defend Rinpung Dzong during 17th-century conflicts, Ta Dzong was repurposed as Bhutan's National Museum in 1968. Explore its halls and exhibits, gaining deeper insights into Bhutanese history and culture.
Rinpung Dzong : Constructed in 1646 under the guidance of Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, Rinpung Dzong is a majestic fortress-monastery that serves as a focal point of Paro's spiritual and administrative life. Cross the traditional covered bridge, Nemi Zam, to enter this architectural marvel housing monastic quarters and administrative offices.
Nya Mey Zam Bridge : Known as "The Bridge with No Fish," Nya Mey Zam Bridge connects Paro Town to the Dzong. Admire its architectural elegance and local lore, which holds that spotting a fish in the river signifies ill omens. The bridge's predecessor, capable of being folded during times of war, succumbed to a flood in 1969.
Paro Airport Viewpoint : Experience panoramic vistas of Paro Valley and its iconic landmarks, including Paro Airport, from this picturesque viewpoint. Take in the scenic beauty of the valley and the serenity of the Paro River as you marvel at the surrounding Dzongs and monasteries.
After a day filled with cultural immersion and scenic delights, retire to your accommodations in Paro for a peaceful overnight stay. Reflect on the wonders of Bhutanese heritage and natural beauty encountered throughout the day's journey.
As the first light of dawn illuminates the picturesque Paro valley, awaken amidst the embrace of Mother Nature, greeted by the harmonious convergence of flowing river waters and majestic mountain peaks. Delight in a nourishing breakfast, ensuring to include protein-rich fare, as today's journey to the Taktsang Monastery demands stamina and energy.
Taktsang Monastery (Tiger's Nest) : Embark on an awe-inspiring journey scaling a daunting cliff face, ascending 1,200 meters to reach the revered Tiger's Nest, perched dramatically amidst the rugged terrain. This sacred sanctuary, also known as Paro Taktsang, holds deep spiritual significance, attributed to Guru Rinpoche, who graced Bhutan with his presence in 747 CE. The monastery's construction culminated in 1694, a testament to Bhutan's rich religious heritage. Traverse the rugged path, immersing yourself in the tranquility of the surroundings, as panoramic vistas unfold before your eyes. For those seeking an alternative to the ascent, the option of a horse ride from the parking area is available, offering a unique perspective of the journey. Marvel at the ethereal beauty of Paro town below, adorned with verdant valleys, meandering rivers, and expansive skies, a testament to the splendour of nature's creation.
Conclusion of the Day: After a day filled with exhilarating trekking and spiritual exploration, retreat to the comforts of Paro for a restful overnight stay. Reflect on the awe-inspiring wonders witnessed amidst the rugged landscapes and ancient monastic sanctuaries, cherishing the memories of a day well spent in the heart of Bhutan's natural splendor.
Location | Approx 11.7 km from Paro town, Bhutan |
Elevation | 3,120 meters (10,236ft) above sea level |
Duration of the Tiger's Nest hike | 5-6 hours (Back and forth) |
Tiger's Nest Trekking Distance | 4 Miles (6.43 Kilometers) - Round Trip |
Tiger's Nest Trek Difficulty | Moderate - Steep Ascend |
Best Months to Visit Tiger's Nest Monastery | March, April, May and September, October, November, December |
Gears needed to hike Tiger's Nest | Normal hiking shoes, Water bottle, Some snacks, energy bars, Camera, Hat, Sunglasses, Sunscreen, Walking Pole/Stick |
Opening time of Tiger's Nest Monastery | (October-March) 8 am-1 pm and 2 pm-5 pm (April-September) 8 am-1 pm and 2 pm-6 pm daily |
Start your day with breakfast and then head towards Phuentsholing. Upon arrival, switch vehicles and continue your journey to Siliguri. Once you reach Siliguri, check into your hotel and enjoy a leisurely evening.
Enjoy an early morning breakfast at the hotel before checking out. Proceed to Bagdogra Airport, reflecting on the wonderful memories of your Bhutan tour from Chennai via Bagdogra.
In Bhutan, hot springs are known as Tshachu, while mineral water is called Drubchu, and medicinal water is referred to as Smenchu. These natural springs are considered divine blessings, often found in sacred sites throughout the country. Beyond their role as tourist attractions, hot springs in Bhutan offer therapeutic benefits, with the local community placing great value on healing rituals, especially during the colder months when camps are set up to harness these natural remedies.
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For those considering booking a Bhutan tour package from Chennai, the optimal times are from October to December (Autumn) and March to May (Spring). During these periods, the weather is typically dry and sunny, allowing travellers to fully immerse themselves in the country's stunning landscapes without weather interruptions. Autumn, particularly from September to November, experiences minimal rainfall and clear skies, with cool temperatures at higher altitudes, making it perfect for trekking and hiking enthusiasts.
Winter [December - February] in Bhutan offers a picturesque setting for photographers, with pleasant weather and clear skies ideal for capturing breath-taking images of snow-capped mountains and colourful prayer flags against snowy backdrops. Additionally, many Dzongs and Monasteries host annual Tshechu festivals during this season, adding cultural charm. Notable Tshechus during winter include Mongar Tshechu, Trashigang Tshechu, Lhuntse Tshechu, and Trongsa Tshechu. However, it's essential to pack warm clothing as nights can be extremely cold despite pleasant daytime temperatures.
Spring [March to May] in Bhutan is enchanting, especially due to the rhododendron bloom, adorning the valleys with vibrant colours. This season is also perfect for hiking, with trails attracting adventurers from around the globe. Popular hikes during Bhutan tours from Chennai include Paro Taksang Hiking, Bumdrak Monastery Hiking, Jomolhari Trek and Laya Gasa Trek.
In conclusion, Bhutan offers a year-round destination for travellers, each season presenting unique experiences. Whether you choose autumn, winter, or spring, Bhutan's natural beauty, rich culture, and warm hospitality will leave a lasting impression. Plan your Bhutan trip from Chennai and prepare to explore the mystical Land of the Thunder Dragon.
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Some of the must-visit places in Bhutan include the Tiger's Nest Monastery (Taktsang), Punakha Dzong, Paro Valley, Thimphu, and the Phobjikha Valley, known for its Black-Necked Crane sanctuary.
The national language of Bhutan is Dzongkha. However, English is widely spoken and understood, especially in urban areas and among the educated population.
While there are no mandatory vaccinations for visiting Bhutan, it is advisable to be up-to-date on routine vaccinations. Travelers may also consider vaccinations for diseases such as Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and Tetanus.
Altitude sickness, also known as acute mountain sickness (AMS), can occur when ascending to high altitudes too quickly. To prevent AMS, it is essential to acclimatize gradually, stay hydrated, avoid strenuous activities, and consider medications such as acetazolamide.
It is recommended to drink bottled or boiled water in Bhutan to avoid the risk of waterborne illnesses. Most hotels and restaurants provide filtered or bottled water for guests.
Visitors to Bhutan are expected to dress modestly, particularly when visiting religious sites. It is customary to remove hats and shoes before entering temples and dzongs. Additionally, showing respect to elders and monks is highly valued in Bhutanese culture.
Gross National Happiness (GNH) is a holistic development philosophy introduced by the Fourth King of Bhutan, emphasizing sustainable and equitable socio-economic progress, cultural preservation, and environmental conservation. It reflects Bhutan's commitment to prioritizing happiness and well-being over purely economic indicators of progress.
Along with your travel documents and personal essentials, consider packing sturdy walking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing layers, sunscreen, insect repellent, and a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated while exploring Bhutan's breathtaking landscapes.
Altitude sickness can occur upon landing at Paro Airport in Bhutan, which sits at 2,200 meters (7,200 feet) above sea level. Symptoms include headache, dizziness, nausea, and fatigue. Take it slow, stay hydrated, and avoid strenuous activity to help your body acclimatize. If symptoms worsen, seek medical attention promptly.
While Bhutan's official currency is the Bhutanese Ngultrum (BTN), Indian Rupees are widely accepted in most establishments. Additionally, currency exchange facilities are available at major banks and authorized money changers in urban centers.
Indian nationals do not require a visa to visit Bhutan. However, entry permits must be obtained, which can be processed on arrival or in advance through a local travel agent.
Absolutely, you can arrange for a Hindi-speaking driver and guide in Bhutan, particularly if you plan ahead through a tour operator or travel agency. While Dzongkha serves as Bhutan's official language, English is widely spoken in tourist areas, and some guides may also be fluent in Hindi or other languages to accommodate diverse travelers. It's advisable to specify your language preferences when booking your tour or arranging transportation and guiding services.
Respecting Bhutan's rich cultural heritage is essential. It's recommended to dress modestly and avoid any behavior deemed disrespectful, such as pointing at religious monuments or touching sacred objects without permission. Always seek consent before capturing photographs of locals or religious sites.
Embrace Bhutan's commitment to sustainability by participating in eco-friendly activities like nature walks, birdwatching, and exploring organic farms. These experiences not only allow you to connect with Bhutan's pristine environment but also contribute to local conservation efforts.
Bhutan's allure lies in its breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage, earning it the title of No. 1 Travel Destination in the World by Lonely Planet. As the world's only Carbon Negative Country, Bhutan demonstrates an exceptional dedication to environmental sustainability. Its focus on Gross National Happiness (GNH) reflects a prioritization of well-being over mere economic indicators. With 72% of the country under forest cover, Bhutan's pristine wilderness is protected by constitutional measures. Explore the majestic peaks, including the highest unclimbed mountains like Mount Jhomolhari and Jitchu Drake, offering unparalleled adventure. Indulge in Bhutan's unique culinary delights, where flame-colored rice and flavorful chilies create a distinctive gastronomic experience. Opt for a Bhutan package tour from Chennai for your next vacation and immerse yourself in a land of unmatched wonders and cultural richness.
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Prior permission is required to enter temples and monasteries. | Behave respectfully within the premises of monasteries, temples, and dzongs. |
Dress modestly, avoid wearing singlets and miniskirts as they are not culturally accepted. | Dispose of garbage only in designated areas; refrain from littering elsewhere. |
Remember to take off your shoes before entering the temple. | Avoid pointing fingers at people or artwork, as it is considered impolite. |
Avoid wearing hats and sunglasses inside religious places. | Refrain from offering sweets, toys, or money to children in Bhutan. |
When passing religious structures, adhere to the tradition of moving clockwise. | Avoid offering sweets, toys, or money to children in Bhutan. |
Carry enough cash as many business do not accept credit cards. | Do not forget to activate International Transactions on your debit and credit card before entering Bhutan. |
Keep your valuables such as wallets, cameras, and passports in a secure place. | Do not feed birds/animals while visiting natural sites |
Always obey traffic rules and regulations while on the roads. | Do not smoke anywhere you like. Look for the designated smoking zone |
Carry water bottles to stay hydrated. | Do not throw anything into lakes, swim in the river and disturb nature by throwing stones etc |
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