Phuentsholing
The first town as you enter Bhutan through Jaigaon in West Bengal, Phuentsholing will instantly give you a feel that you are in a different…
Perched high up in the Himalayas, Bhutan is the last of the Himalayan kingdoms, synonymous with pristine natural beauty, serenity, and mysticism. Bhutan sometimes feels like a fairy tale kingdom and is often touted as ‘the world’s last Shangri-La.’ Ancient monasteries and fortresses clinging to cliff sides, valleys carpeted with rhododendron, dizzying snow-capped peaks, and crystal-clear mountain rivers are all part of its charm. Whether you are exploring Bhutan’s rich culture and traditions or following a well-planned Bhutan tour itinerary, every moment feels magical.
For those seeking Bhutan tour packages from Mumbai, the best way to experience this captivating land is to visit during the best season to visit Bhutan, ensuring a memorable journey through its mesmerizing beauty and mysticism. Bhutan's slow-paced, serene lifestyle will leave a lasting imprint on your memory, with surprises waiting around every corner!
Places You Shall Visit
Thimphu
The capital city and hence the most modern city in the kingdom but what is sure to strike you is despite it’s internet cafes, shopping centres,…
Punakha
Located in a valley at a much lower altitude than Thimphu and Paro, Punakha is a town with great historic importance.
Phobjika Valley
Just about a 4-hour drive away from Punakha, Phobjika is an expansive glacial valley.
Paro
Situated in one of the most charming valleys in the Himalayas, Paro town can best be described as a fairytale land.
Lataguri
You will have an overnight pit-stop at Lataguri on your way back from Bhutan.
Trivia
- •Bhutan is known as a land of one of the happiest people in the world!
- •In 2010, Bhutan became the first country in the world to ban the production and sales of tobacco products
- •Bhutan was among the last countries in the world to adopt television and internet
- •Thimphu is the only capital in the world without traffic lights
- •The Bhutanese believe that phalluses protect them from evil!
- •The country was virtually isolated from the world until the 70s
- •It is mandatory to wear the national dress in Bhutan
- •In keeping with the Buddhist philosophy, no animal is killed in Bhutan
- •Bhutan has never been conquered
- •Bhutan is the first country in the world with specific constitutional obligations on its people to protect the environment. Among its requirements: At least 60 percent of the nation must remain under forest cover at all times.
- •It is one of the few countries in the world that is fully mountainous
Please Note
Indian nationals need an Entry Permit and foreign nationals need a visa to visit Bhutan. Assistance in procuring these shall be provided by us.
