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Bhutan Tour Package
Bhutan is a Buddhist kingdom situated in the eastern Hiimalyas mountains between India and China. The country has a diverse topography of high mountains, lush subtropical plains, and snow-capped peaks. It is also a unique place to explore unspoiled traditional cultures far removed from modern day so called developements. It is the only carbon negative country of the world.
Till the mid of 19th century, Bhutan was not accessible from the rest of the world. However today Bhutan is accessible through both road and air and has made limited modernization and development. Bhutan is one of the safest countries to travel in the world where environmental protection and cultural preservation is seen as priority over economics. Although a bit expensive destination, the country has some awesome places, sightseeings and unique culture to experience for its visitors.
In Bhutan Buddhism is not just a religion but the way of life of its people. Dzongs are fortresses built during the 17th century to ward off invasions by the Indian & Chineese rulers and are important institutions of Buddhist education, administration and ...
... spirituality. The festivals and celebrations is an experience in itself of Bhutanese culture and traditions.
But Bhutan is not just a spiritual and religious destinations. It is also full of scenic landscapes, an unpolluted atmosphere and picturesque natural beauty. Hiking, trekking and bird watching are integral part of the Tour.
How To Reach Bhutan
By Air: Drukair and Bhutan Airlines that operate flights from Delhi, Bagdogra, Kolkata, Mumbai and Guwahati to Paro, the only airport. Flight prices are a little high priced. Alternatively you can take a flight to Bagdogra, and from there hire a cab to Phuentsholing.
By Rail: Hasimara is the nearest railway station to Jaigaon/Phuntsholing, on Indo-Bhutan Border is situated at a distance of 17 kms. There are trains to New Alipurduar from Kolkata, Delhi and all major stations in Kolkata. Another station that offers a decent connectivity is situated in New Jalpaiguri.
By Road: The most common way to enter Bhutan from India by road is from Jaigaon town in West Bengal. Private cabs are available between the two places. People getting down at Bagdogra (by flight) or at New Jalpaiguri/New Alipurduar (by train) has to take this entry point.
Planning An Itinerary
Bhutan Trip can be planned and customized as per your time and budget. Generally if you are short of time you can at-least go for 4 Night 5 days tour ex arrival either at Paro or Phuntsholing. In that way you can cover 2 days in Thimpu and 2 days in Paro with drive through Dochula Pass and Punakha. If you have longer plans then you can take a relaxing tours with stays in Punakha, Bumthang, an extra day in Paro to explore Chele La Pass and Haa Valley, etc. An ideal suggested tour will be 1 Night Phuntsholling, 2 Night Thimpu, 1 Night Punakha and 2 Night Paro which totals 6 Nights 7 Days ex Phuntsholing. You can of course call us at +91 9038055530 to assist you plan a perfect Bhutan Tour Package.
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