Bhutan Tour Packages

Apart from sightseeing and adventure activities, tourists can also indulge in the ritual of hot stone bath. When it comes to experience the festivals while enjoying a Bhutan vacation package, holidaymakers delight in Tshechu - the most important religious festival of the country. Those visiting this calm country in late summer and autumn season can enjoy the splendor of this festival. Other festivals to be enjoyed include Black-necked Crane Festival, Bhutan Folk Festival, Chorten Kora Festival, Haa Summer Festival, Gomphu Kora Festival, and Ura Yakchoe.   

With the impact of North Indian Monsoon that makes the climate unpredictable and the huge differences in altitude prevailing throughout the country, the weather in Bhutan is exceptionally variable. As the winter season is quite chilly (from November to March) and summers are hot and humid; it’s advised to hop on an excursion here with our tour package for Bhutan from India during spring and autumn season when the climate is pleasant and the lands are dry- apt for a hassle-free tour around the country.

With a lot in store for honeymoon couples, there is no dearth of many places to visit in Bhutan for honeymoon trips. Sightseeing attractions for the newlyweds include Paro Valley, new village of Trongsa, Thimpu – the capital and largest city, Gangtey Valley, Bumthang valley, Phuentsholing town, Wangduephodrang town, Mongar, and Lhuntse. 

A Bhutan holiday package with kids offers various options to take pleasure in such as –

• Museums in Paro, Thimpu as well as smaller towns like Trongsa
• A visit to Jigme Dorgi National Park
• National Institute for Zorig Chusum 

Tour packages to this joyful country also help tourists enjoy the nightlife in Bhutan. A majority of nightclubs and bars that are dotted all over this small and happy country, allow visitors to enjoy their nightlife to the fullest. By choosing a suitable package, vacationers can indulge in fun-filled elements and soak in the true night-pulse of this country. They can dance the night away with their loved ones in some of the hip and happening nightclubs such as Vivacity, Mojo Park, Club Ace, and Space 34. 

Another major attraction for tourists is shopping in Bhutan. Although shopping options are not in plenty here, travelers can buy some unparalleled handicrafts and handwoven textiles. Other souvenirs of this secluded Himalayan country include the matchless Bhutanese postal stamps, high in demand all through the planet. 

Food in Bhutan bears the influence of Indian, Chinese, and Tibetan cuisine but also maintains its unique traditional character. Some of the authentic dishes to sample in Bhutan include Ema Datshi (chillies and cheese), Jasha Maroo or Maru (spicy chicken), Phaksha Paa (Pork with Red Chilies), and red rice. Tourists can also sip on the locally brewed ara or arag, a fermented drink made from rice, maize, millet, or wheat.    

Bhutan packages from Delhi, Chennai, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Kerala, and Bangalore are easily available. 

There is no dearth of places to stay in Bhutan. So, families, friends, and honeymoon couples have options to choose from various hotels for a comfortable accommodation.