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This bhutan tour package from delhi reaches Paro on one of only two Indian routes carrying the bulk of the country’s Bhutan traffic, a direct flight of around 2 hours and 20 minutes covering roughly 1,200 kilometres. The six day circuit covers Paro, Thimphu and Punakha, the valley holding Tiger’s Nest, the capital and the country’s most striking dzong. Day 2 is the Tiger’s Nest hike, and Day 4 crosses Dochula Pass on the way to Punakha Dzong. This bhutan tour package from delhi fits comfortably into a long weekend extended by two or three working days.

Bon Voyagers manages the ground programme for this bhutan tour package from delhi from arrival at Paro International Airport. A private vehicle covers every transfer across Paro, Thimphu and Punakha, with a guide for all six days. Five nights of deluxe hotel accommodation on double sharing basis include daily breakfast and dinner on MAP basis. Indian travellers need no visa for Bhutan, only a valid passport or voter ID and the Sustainable Development Fee paid on arrival. The per person cost of this bhutan tour package from delhi is ₹25,500, separate from the Delhi to Paro airfare itself.

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6 Days, 5 Nights

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Day 1 • Arrival at Paro from Delhi: bhutan tour package from delhi

This bhutan tour package from delhi begins with the direct flight into Paro, a journey of around 2 hours and 20 minutes that crosses roughly 1,200 kilometres from Indira Gandhi International Airport. The approach into Paro is one of the more dramatic landings anywhere, with the aircraft banking between ridgelines before the valley floor comes into view. The Bon Voyagers guide meets the group on arrival, and the afternoon is kept light after the flight, with an optional walk through Paro town. Dinner at the hotel introduces the first MAP meal of the trip. Overnight in Paro.

Day 2 • Tiger's Nest Hike at Taktsang Monastery: bhutan tour package from delhi

Day 2 of this bhutan tour package from delhi is built around the hike to Taktsang, the cliffside monastery known as Tiger's Nest. The trail climbs roughly 900 metres from the parking area, and most groups take 3 to 4 hours up with a stop at the cafeteria viewpoint roughly halfway. The monastery itself was built into the rock face in the seventeenth century around a cave where Guru Rinpoche is said to have meditated. The descent is gentler, and the afternoon is left free for rest at the hotel before the drive to Thimphu begins the next morning. Overnight in Paro.

Day 3 • Paro to Thimphu and the Buddha Dordenma: bhutan tour package from delhi

This bhutan tour package from delhi moves to Thimphu on Day 3, a drive of around 1 hour through the Paro valley and along the river. Thimphu is Bhutan's capital and the only capital city in the world without traffic lights, a fact that surprises most first-time visitors. The afternoon covers the Buddha Dordenma, a giant bronze statue overlooking the valley from a hillside, and Tashichho Dzong, the fortress that houses the throne room and government offices. Day 3 itself stays light before the longer drive to Punakha begins. Overnight in Thimphu.

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Day 4 • Thimphu to Punakha via Dochula Pass: bhutan tour package from delhi

Day 4 of this bhutan tour package from delhi crosses Dochula Pass on the way to Punakha, a drive of around 3 hours total. The pass sits at roughly 3,100 metres and holds 108 memorial chortens built in a single row, with views of the eastern Himalayan range on a clear morning. The road then drops into the warmer Punakha valley, where rice terraces replace the pine forest of higher elevations. The afternoon covers Punakha Dzong, built at the confluence of two rivers and considered the most striking fortress in the country. Overnight in Punakha.

Day 5 • Punakha to Paro via Chimi Lhakhang: bhutan tour package from delhi

The return drive on Day 5 of this bhutan tour package from delhi retraces the route from Punakha to Paro, with a stop at Chimi Lhakhang along the way, the temple most groups remember best from the circuit. The site is dedicated to the Divine Madman, the unconventional saint credited with bringing fertility blessings to the valley, and the walk across the rice fields to reach it is part of the experience. The remainder of the drive back to Paro takes around 2 hours, and the evening is left open for a final walk through Paro town. Overnight in Paro.

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The Delhi route covers a longer distance, roughly 1,200 kilometres against Kolkata's 550 kilometres, and takes around 2 hours and 20 minutes compared to Kolkata's shorter 1 hour and 40 minute flight. Both cities offer the highest flight frequency to Paro of any Indian city, since this bhutan tour package from delhi shares the same direct-access advantage that Kolkata enjoys. Fares from Delhi run somewhat higher given the extra distance, though the difference is usually modest rather than dramatic. Travellers based in North India naturally find Delhi the more convenient starting point regardless of the price gap.

Terminal 3 at Indira Gandhi International Airport handles all international departures, including the Druk Air and Bhutan Airlines counters used for this bhutan tour package from delhi. Check-in generally opens around 3 hours before departure, and immigration tends to move quickly outside peak morning hours when most international flights cluster. The terminal itself is large, so allowing extra time to walk between check-in and the gate is worth building into the morning rather than cutting it close. Bon Voyagers can arrange airport assistance on request for travellers unfamiliar with Terminal 3's layout.

Druk Air operates the more frequent schedule, running close to daily, while Bhutan Airlines adds a more limited weekly service alongside it. This bhutan tour package from delhi can generally be built around most days of the week given this combined frequency, though exact schedules shift by season and should be confirmed at the time of booking rather than assumed months in advance. Bon Voyagers checks current flight availability before confirming dates, since airline schedules for this route do change periodically across the year.

A six day trip needs at least four working days of leave if travelling over a weekend, since the direct flight saves the extra connection day that cities like Mumbai or Bengaluru require. This bhutan tour package from delhi can be tightened to five days by dropping one day from the Punakha stay, though the version built here gives the trip a more comfortable pace. Travellers with only three days of leave should consider the shorter Tiger's Nest-focused circuit instead, which covers Paro alone without the longer drive to Punakha.

Around 6 to 8 weeks ahead is a reasonable minimum, since direct flights from Delhi fill up faster than connecting routes simply because there are fewer seats overall on the Paro route compared to larger international destinations. Spring and autumn, the two most popular seasons, see the fastest sell-out, so this bhutan tour package from delhi is best locked in even earlier, around 3 months out, for those specific windows. Festival period travel, when the Paro or Thimphu Tshechu line up with the trip, requires booking earliest of all given the added local demand from within Bhutan itself.

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Detailed Itinerary for Bhutan Tour Package From Delhi

Day 1 • Arrival at Paro from Delhi: bhutan tour package from delhi

Day 2 • Tiger's Nest Hike at Taktsang Monastery: bhutan tour package from delhi

Day 3 • Paro to Thimphu and the Buddha Dordenma: bhutan tour package from delhi

Day 4 • Thimphu to Punakha via Dochula Pass: bhutan tour package from delhi

Day 5 • Punakha to Paro via Chimi Lhakhang: bhutan tour package from delhi

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