Bhutan Tour Package

Q: Is Bhutan richer than Nepal?

Bhutan isn't richer than Nepal, Bhutan isn't even richer than Kathmandu. GDP of Kathmandu: ~$6.5 billion. But average Bhutanese is definitely richer than average Nepalese.

Q: Which month is coldest in Bhutan?

January - February. This is the coldest time to visit Bhutan, with temperatures across the country frequently dipping below zero. Anywhere above 3,000 metres is likely to see substantial snow and strong winds, making trekking in the highlands untenable.

Accomodation
Hotel
Best Season
Mar - May & Sep - Nov
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Transportation
Private Van / Mini Coach
Start Point
Paro
End Pont
Paro

A Bhutan tour package promises a journey into the “Kingdom of Happiness,” where spirituality, pristine landscapes, and cultural heritage come together. It is also one of the most untouched destinations in the world and is famous for the Druk path trek or even the Jomolhari trek. With Alliance Treks guiding your experience, you’ll unlock the secrets of this small Himalayan kingdom. Explore Bhutan short tour, vibrant festivals, sacred temples, and also trekking routes that showcase Bhutan’s breathtaking beauty in Bhutan highlights tour. In this guide, we’ll cover everything you need to know for an unforgettable Bhutan tour, from essential travel tips to suggested routes and cultural highlights. Alliance treks also offer tours like Sikkim Darjeeling tour in Sikkim and Kailash Mansarovar lake tour. For further information please contact us.

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Overview

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Tour Package Overview

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Nestled in the heart of the Himalayas, Bhutan stands as a mystical kingdom where ancient traditions thrive alongside pristine natural beauty and is also famous for Jomolhari trek. A Bhutan Tour Package from Alliance Treks offers travelers an unparalleled opportunity to explore the “Land of the Thunder Dragon” through culturally immersive, spiritually enriching, and adventure filled journeys. Whether you seek serene retreats, adrenaline pumping escapades, or soul-stirring spiritual experiences, Bhutan’s landscapes, from the iconic Tiger’s Nest Monastery to the tranquil Bumthang Valley, promise unforgettable moments.

Why Choose a Bhutan Tour Package with Alliance Treks?

Planning a trip to Bhutan requires meticulous organization, given its unique travel regulations and permits. Alliance Treks, a trusted name in Himalayan tourism, simplifies your Bhutan highlights tour, best of Bhutan Nepal tour or Nepal Bhutan tour with guaranteed visa approval for Bhutan, all inclusive services, and expertly crafted itineraries. Many wonders why travel to Nepal or Bhutan. Well, our Bhutan Tour Package ensures seamless logistics, from daily 3 meals and carefully handpicked accommodations to private guided tours led by friendly local experts. With all government fees, royalties, taxes, and also surcharges covered, you can focus solely on creating memories.

Moreover, our packages are fully customizable, allowing you to tailor your adventure to match your interests. Whether you’re drawn to Bhutan Short Tour, Bhutan Highlights Tour, Bhutan Cultural Tours, Bhutan Festival Tours, or Bhutan Adventure Tours, we design experiences that blend authenticity with comfort. Similalry, if you have a limited time, then you can also go for the Bhutan short tour.

Unveiling Bhutan’s Treasures: Key Highlights of Our Bhutan Tour Package

Every Bhutan Tour Package from Alliance Treks is a curated journey through the kingdom’s highlights. Begin in Thimphu, the capital city, where modernity respectfully coexists with tradition. Visit the Tashichho Dzong, a fortress monastery housing government offices, and stroll through the Buddha Point for panoramic views of the valley.

Venture to Punakha, Bhutan’s winter capital, to admire the Punakha Dzong, a stunning architectural marvel straddling the Mo Chhu River. Cross the Dochula Pass, adorned with 108 chortens, for breathtaking vistas of the Eastern Himalayas. In Paro, hike to the Tiger’s Nest Monastery (Taktsang Palphug), a Cliffside sanctuary that symbolizes Bhutan’s spiritual core.

Similarly, for nature enthusiasts, the Phobjikha Valley offers wildlife observation opportunities, including the rare black necked cranes. Explore Gangtey Monastery, a significant Nyingma institution, and immerse yourself in the valley’s serene ambiance. Adventure seekers can opt for Bhutan Trekking Tours, such as the Majestic Western Bhutan circuit, which unveils hidden gems like Trongsa Dzong and Wangdue Phodrang Dzong.

Cultural Immersion: Experience Bhutan’s Living Traditions

A Bhutan Tour Package is infact more than sightseeing, it’s a deep dive into a culture that prioritizes Gross National Happiness. Participate in a traditional dress experience, donning the gho (for men) or kira (for women), and attend a festival celebration during Bhutan Festival Tours. Witness masked dances, vibrant parades, and also ancient rituals that honor Bhutan’s Buddhist heritage.

Visit Chimi Lhakhang, the Temple of Fertility, and learn about Bhutan’s quirky folklore. Engage in cultural discoveries at the National Museum of Bhutan, which showcases traditional arts and crafts. For a hands on experience, join a cooking class to master Bhutanese cuisine, featuring spicy ema datshi as well as hearty red rice dishes.

Spiritual Enrichment: Connect with Bhutan’s Soul

Bhutan’s spiritual essence permeates every corner. Our Bhutan Spiritual Wonders package invites travelers to meditate in serene monasteries, explore sacred sites like Rinpung Dzong, and reflect amidst the Himalayan silence. During Mystical Treasures Discovery tours, uncover hidden temples and hermitages that dot the landscape, each with tales of saints and miracles.

The Enchanting Bhutan Odyssey offers a holistic journey, combining visits to Buddha Point and Tashichho Dzong with nature walks through sacred forests. These experiences foster a profound connection with Bhutan’s philosophy of balancing progress with preservation. If you are looking for a spiritual tour then, Alliance treks have Kailash Mansarovar Lake tour for you.

Adventure Awaits: Thrilling Activities in Your Bhutan Tour Package

Adventure is never far in Bhutan. Bhutan Adventure Tours include hiking to remote viewpoints, picnic lunches amid alpine meadows, and nature exploration in the Bumthang Valley, renowned for its spiritual significance and scenic trails.

For trekkers, the Hidden Gems of Bhutan itinerary reveals lesser known routes, while Bhutan Luxury Tours combine comfort with exploration, featuring stays in ecofriendly lodges and wellness retreats. Each activity is designed to cater to varying fitness levels, ensuring inclusivity for all travelers. Those looking for a tour in Sikkim, Alliance treks have Sikkim Darjeeling tour for you.

Logistics Simplified: What’s included in Your Bhutan Tour Package

Alliance Treks ensures stress free travel with comprehensive inclusions. We provide guaranteed visa approval for Bhutan and handle entry fees & road permits. Your package includes daily 3 meals, featuring a mix of local and international cuisine, and carefully handpicked accommodations, ranging from heritage hotels to luxury resorts.

You’ll also enjoy private guided tour services with professional & friendly local guides, ensuring expert insights at every step. Experienced driver and modern vehicles guarantee smooth transfers between destinations. Additionally, all government fees, royalties, taxes & surcharges are covered, eliminating unexpected expenses.

Customizable Itineraries: Tailor Your Bhutan Tour Package to Perfection

Whether you have 5 days, 7 days, or 9 days, our itineraries adapt to your schedule. Popular routes include the Bhutan Classic Tour, which explores Thimphu, Punakha, and Paro in 6 days, and the 7 Day All-Inclusive & Fully Customizable Bhutan Essential Travel Plan, offering a balanced mix of culture, nature, and spirituality.

For travelers exploring from Nepal, our Bhutan tour package from Nepal or the best of Bhutan Nepal tour offers seamless connectivity via Bhutan Airlines or overland routes. Similarly, Bhutan tour package from Bangalore or USA includes flight bookings and visa assistance, making your journey effortless regardless of your starting point.

Sustainable Tourism: Preserving Bhutan’s Legacy

Alliance Treks aligns with Bhutan’s commitment to sustainable tourism. Our Bhutan Tour Package supports local communities through homestays, purchases from artisan cooperatives, and adherence to ecofriendly practices. By choosing us, you contribute to conservation efforts and cultural preservation.

Frequently Asked Questions about Bhutan Tour Package

Travelers often inquire about the Bhutan tour package cost, which varies based on duration and inclusions. A 3 Nights 4 Days Bhutan tour typically starts at $200 to $300 per day, while 7 days or 9 days packages range from $250 to $400 daily. Solo travelers can opt for shared accommodations, making the experience accessible to all.

Many visitors also ask if they can combine a Bhutan Tour Package with Nepal. Our Nepal Bhutan tour link Kathmandu’s heritage sites with Bhutan’s dzongs, offering a seamless Himalayan experience. For those traveling from afar, Bhutan tour packages with flight include arrangements via Bhutan Airlines, ensuring hassle free international journeys.

Ready to Explore Bhutan’s Magic?

A Bhutan Tour Package from Alliance Treks is your key to unlocking the kingdom’s mysteries. From Tiger’s Nest Monastery hikes to Bhutan Cultural Tours, every moment is crafted for wonder. Contact us today to design your dream itinerary, where tradition, adventure, and tranquility converge.

Whether you seek serene retreats, adventurous escapades, or spiritual experiences, Bhutan awaits with open arms. Let Alliance Treks guide you through this mystical land, ensuring your journey is as enriching as it is memorable.

Day 1 :

Arrive in Paro. Drive to Thimpu & then sightseeing tour

Arrive in Paro by Druk Air flight from Kathmandu, Delhi or Bangkok. The flight offers you beautiful view of mountains and landscapes. On arrival and after visa formalities our representative will receive you and then transfer to Thimphu (54 kms, 1 & 1/2 hrs).

En-route visit 600 years old Iron bridge, Tachogang Lhakhang Bridge. Check-in at hotel and after lunch enjoy Thimpu sightseeing tour. The tour covers Buddha Statue, Great Buddha Dordenma, Tashicho Dzong and National Memorial Chorten. After that, in the evening stroll around Thimpu town.
Lunch, Dinner & then Overnight at Hotel in Thimpu

Day 2 :

Thimpu Sightseeing tour & then drive Gangtey. Explore Phobjika Valley

In the morning, visit the Painting School, National Library, Goldsmith Workshop, and Handicraft Centers. Then drive to Wangduephodrang via Dochula Pass with views of Mt. Gangar Punsum. Continue to Gangtey Valley, home to the Nyingmapa monastery and wintering Black Necked Cranes. Explore the valley and then return to the resort.

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner & then Overnight at Hotel in Gangtey

Day 3 :

Drive to Bumthang

Drive about 6 hours, passing mountain views, forests, and villages. Stop at Chendebji Chorten, then continue to Trongsa and its historic Dzong. Head to Bumthang, a spiritual region, and then visit its famous monasteries and the Chume weaving center.

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner & then Overnight at Hotel in Bumthang

Day 4 :

Ura valley excursion with hike

Take a 2-hour hike to Ura village and visit the new monastery. Stop at the "Burning Lake" on the way. Explore the peaceful, traditional village, then return to the guesthouse.

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner & then Overnight at Hotel in Bumthang

Day 5 :

Drive Punakha. En-route Chimi Lakhang Hike

Drive to Punakha. On the way, we stop at Metshina Villag. We take a 20-minute walk through the rice fields to Chimi Lhakhang. It is a fertility temple which dedicate to the Divine Madman or Lama Drukpa Kuenley.
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner & then Overnight at Hotel in Punakha

Day 6 :

Punakha Sightseeing tour & then drive Paro & Sightseeing

Visit Punakha Dzong, the old capital, located between two rivers. It hosts the Punakha Serda festival every February.

Then drive back to Paro. See Drugyel Dzong, built to protect against Tibetan invasions, with views of Mt. Chomolhari (7320m). Visit Ta-Dzong, now a museum, and after that walk to Rinpung Dzong. Cross the traditional bridge to Paro Town.

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner & then Overnight at Hotel in Paro

Day 7 :

Takshang Monastery (Tiger Nest)

In the morning, hike 4 to 5 hours to Takshang Monastery (Tiger’s Nest), perched on a cliff 800m above Paro Valley. It’s believed Guru Padmasambhava flew here on a tigress and meditated in the 7th century. The monastery is a sacred pilgrimage site. On the way back, visit Kichu Lakhang.
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner & then Overnight at Hotel in Paro

Day 8 :

Departure transfer

Transfer to Paro airport in the time to board flight to onward destination

FAQ

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How do I apply for a Bhutan visa?

We will apply and obtain Bhutan visa on your behalf. Bhutan issue e-visa.

What are the documents required for Bhutan visa?

We need following documents for Bhutan visa application –
– Copy of passport
– Your emergency contact details (home address and contact details)
– Passport size photo (digital copy)
– Travel Insurance copy

How do I get to Bhutan?

The country has one international airport located in Paro. Flights operated by Drukair and Bhutan Airlines arrive and depart from destinations including Bangkok, Delhi, Kolkata, Bagdogra, Bodhgaya, Dhaka, Kathmandu, Guwahati and Singapore. Private jets or charters can fly into Bhutan after obtaining the relevant approvals.

There are also domestic airports in Yonphula in eastern Bhutan, Bumthang in central Bhutan, and Gelephu in south-central Bhutan.

What is local currency in Bhutan?

Bhutan’s unit currency is called Ngultrum, symbolized as Nu, with the currency code BTN. It holds an equivalent value to the Indian rupee, and interestingly, Indian currency is accepted as legal tender in Bhutan, except for the recently introduced 500 and 1000 rupee notes. However, the Bhutanese currency cannot be used in India. Ngultrum serves as the recognized local currency in Bhutan and is used for all national and international economic transactions.

What is the best time to visit Bhutan?

The weather in Bhutan experiences significant variations depending on the elevation. The spring season, from March to May, is often considered the best time to visit. Despite occasional rainfall, this period brings vibrant wildflowers and the delightful melodies of birds in the valleys. It offers a fantastic opportunity for serene hikes in Bhutan’s remote locations. Another excellent time to visit is during autumn, from October to December. Similar to spring, these months are less rainy, providing clear skies and fresh air, making it ideal for hiking along Bhutan’s tranquil trails. In higher elevations, autumn may bring occasional snowfalls, adding to the picturesque scenery. However, the winter months of December and January boast a photographer’s dream with thick blankets of snow, but the temperatures can be colder. On the other hand, the monsoon season, from June to August, is characterized by heavy rainfall, making it less suitable for travel in Bhutan and best avoided.

Is Bhutan cheap or expensive?

The primary reason why Bhutan is so expensive is the tourism royalty fee (Sustainable Development Fee). Bhutan is not cheap unless you’re from Asian countries like India, Bangladesh, and the Maldives.

Is Bhutan richer than Nepal?

Bhutan isn’t richer than Nepal, Bhutan isn’t even richer than Kathmandu. GDP of Kathmandu: ~$6.5 billion. But average Bhutanese is definitely richer than average Nepalese.

Which month is coldest in Bhutan?

January – February. This is the coldest time to visit Bhutan, with temperatures across the country frequently dipping below zero. Anywhere above 3,000 metres is likely to see substantial snow and strong winds, making trekking in the highlands untenable.

Does Alliance trek offer outbound tour?

Yes, of course. Alliance trek offer best of Bhutan Nepal tour, Bhutan short tour, Bhutan highlights tour, Nepal Bhutan tour and Druk Path trek.