Monasteries on cliffs, prayer flags in the wind and a country that measures itself in happiness.
At its best this monthBhutan asks you to slow down, and rewards you when you do. Dzongs above rivers, the climb to Paro Taktsang, valleys where the day is shaped by light. Its entry rules are particular, so the planning matters as much as the place.
Spring for rhododendrons. Autumn for clear Himalayan views.
Visa Free Visa-free for Indian passport holders, subject to entry conditions.
Indian nationals do not require a visa, but applicable entry permit and immigration requirements apply. Entry rules change, so we confirm the current requirements for your passport before you book.
Best explored with private drivers, rail and local guides, so you watch the window instead of the map.
As long as your leave allows. Tell us how many days you have, and we draw the route to fit them, never the other way round.
How a first Bhutan journey often takes shape. Illustrative only: yours is drawn around your dates, your pace and the way you travel.
Change the month, the time you have or what you love, and the ideas below change with you.
At its best: Mar–May; Oct–Nov.
Illustrative ideas. Your itinerary is drafted after we talk, then checked fact by fact before it reaches you.
Crafting your journey…
The best months for Bhutan are Mar–May; Oct–Nov. We plan around the season you choose and tell you honestly what other months are like.
Visa Free. Visa-free for Indian passport holders, subject to entry conditions. Indian nationals do not require a visa, but applicable entry permit and immigration requirements apply. Entry rules change, so we confirm the current requirements for your passport before you book.
Best explored with private drivers, rail and local guides, so you watch the window instead of the map.
Bhutan suits couples, families and friends, and works beautifully as offbeat trails, luxury retreats and romantic getaways.
A first Bhutan journey often runs 5 nights and 6 days: Arrive in Paro; Thimphu; Over Dochu La to Punakha; Punakha to Paro; Paro Taktsang; Departure. It is only a starting point: every route is drawn around your dates, your pace and the people travelling.
Spring for rhododendrons. Autumn for clear Himalayan views.
Yes. Every Bhutan journey is drawn from scratch around your dates, your pace and the way you eat. Flights, stays, transfers, experiences and visa guidance are arranged by one planner, from the first message to the last evening.
In season nowHimalayan sunrises, old Kathmandu courtyards and trails that suit both the curious and the committed.
In season nowMonasteries, rhododendron forests and the third-highest mountain in the world at your window.
In season nowChurches against snow peaks, wine poured from clay jars and mountain roads made for slow driving.
In season nowMist over Ha Long Bay, lantern-lit evenings in Hoi An and a food culture you will talk about for years.
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