Bhutan - The Last Himalayan Kingdom
Discover Bhutan with curated tour packages from Akshaya Holidays - Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, the Tiger's Nest Monastery, dzongs, valleys, guided sightseeing, and transparent pricing for travellers from across India.
Best Bhutan Tour Packages from India
Looking for the best Bhutan tour packages from India? Our itineraries are designed specifically for Indian travellers - covering the must-see sights of Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha, the trek to Tiger's Nest, and time in Bhutan's serene valleys, with comfortable hotels and a sensible pace at altitude. We handle the flights, permits, transfers, and guides end to end. To start planning, contact our travel team.
Popular Bhutan Tour Packages
Here are our most-booked Bhutan holiday packages. Because Bhutan itineraries involve permits, flights, and seasonal timing, pricing is shared on request - contact us for a current, tailored quote.
Package | Duration | Highlights | Pricing |
9 days | Grand tour, multiple valleys and dzongs | On Request | |
8 days | Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, cultural highlights | On Request | |
7 days | Key sights, Tiger's Nest, valleys | On Request | |
6 days | Highlights tour, ideal first visit | On Request |
\Want a private departure, different dates, or a customised route? View all our tour packages or talk to our team to tailor any Bhutan package to your group.
Bhutan Tour Packages from Chennai
Bhutan tour packages from Chennai are planned by our team in Nungambakkam, with the right flight connections for travellers from Chennai and across Tamil Nadu, plus full permit and documentation support. Bhutan is a uniquely rewarding trip, and our local team manages every detail - flights, hotels, transfers, guided sightseeing, and the entry permit - so your journey is seamless from booking to return.
Experience the Peaceful Heart and Sacred Beauty of Bhutan
Tucked away in the Eastern Himalayas, Bhutan is a land of untouched mountain landscapes, ancient monasteries, and a philosophy rooted in happiness. As the world's only carbon-negative country, Bhutan offers a tranquil escape with breathtaking scenery, vibrant festivals, and deep spiritual traditions. Visitors can trek mountain trails, explore dzongs (fortresses) perched on cliffs, or meditate in centuries-old temples. The country's commitment to Gross National Happiness shapes a society where culture, environment, and well-being are deeply intertwined. Whether you're wandering peaceful valleys, attending a colourful tsechu festival, or discovering Bhutanese handicrafts, the Land of the Thunder Dragon promises a transformative journey unlike any other.
Top Cities and Regions to Explore
Thimphu - Bhutan's capital blends tradition and modernity. Visit Tashichho Dzong, the National Memorial Chorten, and the giant Buddha Dordenma statue overlooking the valley.
Paro - Home to Bhutan's only international airport and the iconic Tiger's Nest Monastery (Taktsang), perched on a cliffside. Explore Paro Dzong and the National Museum.
Punakha - The ancient capital, known for beautiful valleys and the magnificent Punakha Dzong at the confluence of two rivers, plus Bhutan's longest suspension bridge.
Bumthang - The spiritual heartland, a cluster of four scenic valleys filled with sacred temples and monasteries such as Jambay Lhakhang and Kurje Lhakhang.
Phobjikha Valley - A glacial valley famous for pristine wetlands and as the winter home of endangered black-necked cranes, with serene nature walks and Gangtey Monastery.
Top Things to See and Do
Hike to Tiger's Nest Monastery - Trek to Taktsang, clinging to a cliff 3,000 feet above the Paro Valley, one of Bhutan's most sacred and spectacular sites.
Experience a tsechu festival - Watch masked dances, music, and rituals at a vibrant religious festival held in the dzongs.
Visit Punakha Dzong - Marvel at the "Palace of Great Happiness," set between two rivers.
Trek the Himalayan trails - Explore routes like the Druk Path for panoramic mountain views and remote villages.
Discover Bhutanese handicrafts - See weaving, painting, and wood carving at Thimphu's National Institute for Zorig Chusum.
Relax in a hot stone bath - Unwind with a traditional Bhutanese herbal hot stone bath after a day of sightseeing.
Best Time to Visit Bhutan
The best time to visit Bhutan is spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), with clear skies, pleasant temperatures, and spectacular mountain views - autumn also brings major tsechu festivals. Winter is cold but quiet and clear, while summer (June to August) brings monsoon rain and lush green valleys.
Because spring and autumn are peak seasons and flights to Paro are limited, booking two to three months in advance is strongly recommended. We help you time your visit to coincide with a festival if you wish.
Travel Tips for Visiting Bhutan
A few things that make a Bhutan trip smoother, from our team:
Travel through a registered operator. Bhutan requires tourists to book through an approved travel agent with permits arranged in advance - we handle all of this for you.
Pace yourself for altitude. Paro and Thimphu sit at around 2,300–2,400m; take the first day easy, stay hydrated, and don't rush the Tiger's Nest hike.
Pack layers and good shoes. Mountain weather shifts quickly; bring warm layers, a waterproof, and sturdy footwear for the Tiger's Nest trek.
Dress modestly at dzongs. Cover shoulders and knees, and remove hats and shoes where required at temples and monasteries.
Carry some cash. Cards are accepted in larger hotels and shops, but cash (Ngultrum, or Indian rupees in many places) is useful for crafts and smaller purchases.
Respect local customs. Bhutan is deeply spiritual - walk clockwise around religious sites and always ask before photographing people or interiors.
Why Book Your Bhutan Tour With Akshaya Holidays
Akshaya Holidays is a Chennai-based travel company that has been planning international holidays since 1996 - nearly three decades of travel expertise. Bhutan is a destination where a good operator makes all the difference - permits, approved guides, the right hotels, and a sensible pace at altitude. We handle every detail so your journey is seamless and you can call us if plans change.
A trusted travel partner since 1996 - nearly 30 years arranging international holidays for Indian travellers
Transparent, tailored pricing on every package - no hidden surprises
End-to-end support - flights, permits, hotels, transfers, and guided sightseeing handled for you
Local Chennai team you can reach before and during your trip
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a Bhutan tour package cost?
Bhutan package pricing depends on duration, season, hotel category, and the applicable daily fees and permits, so we share tailored quotes. Contact us with your dates and group size for an accurate, all-inclusive price covering flights, permits, hotels, transfers, and guided sightseeing.
Do Indian travellers need a visa for Bhutan?
Indian travellers do not need a traditional visa for Bhutan but require an entry permit, and a Sustainable Development Fee applies. Rules and fees can change, so we confirm the latest requirements and arrange all permits and documentation as part of your package.
What is the best time to visit Bhutan?
Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are the best times to visit Bhutan, with clear skies, mild weather, and superb mountain views. Autumn also hosts vibrant tsechu festivals. We can time your trip to coincide with a festival.
How difficult is the Tiger's Nest hike?
The hike to Tiger's Nest is moderately challenging, taking roughly four to five hours round trip with a steady uphill climb at altitude. With a reasonable fitness level and a steady pace it's very achievable, and horses are available for part of the ascent.
How many days do you need for Bhutan?
Six days covers the essential Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha circuit including Tiger's Nest, while seven to nine days lets you add Bumthang or Phobjikha Valley at a relaxed pace suited to the altitude. We tailor the route to your interests.
Can you customise a Bhutan itinerary for our group?
Absolutely. Every Bhutan package can be tailored to your group's dates, pace, budget, and interests - whether that's a cultural tour, a festival trip, or a trekking-focused journey. Share your details and we'll build an itinerary that fits.
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