Must Visit
Top Places to See in Bhutan
Hand-picked by our travel experts — the experiences that define this destination.
The Last Shangri-La — Kingdom of Happiness
Bhutan is the world's only carbon-negative country and measures its success in Gross National Happiness rather than GDP. This tiny Himalayan kingdom has preserved its ancient Buddhist culture, pristine forests, and dramatic mountain landscapes with extraordinary care. From the iconic Tiger's Nest monastery clinging to a cliff face to the fertile Paro and Punakha valleys, Bhutan offers a deeply spiritual and visually stunning travel experience unlike anywhere else on Earth. Every visitor must travel with a licensed tour operator, ensuring tourism remains sustainable and the kingdom's unique identity is protected.
~4 hrs from Kolkata
Visa Required (licensed tour operator)
Dzongkha
Bhutanese Ngultrum (BTN)
₹1,20,000–₹2,50,000
Mar–May, Sep–Nov
Hand-picked by our travel experts — the experiences that define this destination.
Trek the iconic 2-hour trail through pine forests to the cliff-hanging Paro Taktsang monastery — Bhutan's most rewarding hike.
Attempt one of the world's hardest treks — a 25-day high-altitude journey through remote Bhutanese wilderness.
Raft the Mo Chhu River near Punakha through scenic valleys and rapids with the Himalayas as a backdrop.
Attend a Tsechu — Bhutan's vibrant masked dance festival held at dzongs across the country, celebrating Guru Rinpoche.
Meditate with monks at a remote monastery and learn about Vajrayana Buddhism from resident lamas.
Stay in a traditional Bhutanese farmhouse and experience daily life, local cooking, and archery — the national sport.
Bhutan's national dish — a fiery stew of chillies and local cheese that appears at every meal. Surprisingly addictive.
Taste Bhutan's nutty red rice paired with phaksha paa (pork with red chillies) — a hearty Himalayan combination.
Sip suja (salted butter tea) — an acquired taste beloved by Bhutanese — and try ara, the local rice wine.
Browse the weekend market for traditional Bhutanese textiles, dried chillies, local cheese, and handmade crafts.
Buy hand-painted thangka religious scrolls from certified artisans — a meaningful piece of Bhutanese Buddhist art.
Shop for kira (women's dress) and gho (men's robe) fabric — intricate hand-woven textiles unique to Bhutan.
Day-by-day plans crafted by our experts — fully customisable to your preferences.
Arrive Paro Airport · Rinpung Dzong · Paro town walk · Welcome dinner
Tiger's Nest hike (4–5 hrs) · Cafeteria viewpoint lunch · Kyichu Lhakhang temple · Paro evening
Drive to Thimphu · Buddha Dordenma statue · Tashichho Dzong · Weekend market
Dochula Pass 108 chortens · Punakha Dzong · Suspension bridge walk · Chimi Lhakhang fertility temple
Morning at leisure · Last Ema Datshi breakfast · Return to Paro · Departure
Arrive, Rinpung Dzong · Paro town · Welcome dinner
Tiger's Nest hike · Kyichu Lhakhang · Paro valley walk
Buddha Dordenma · Tashichho Dzong · National Museum · Weekend market
Dochula Pass · Punakha Dzong · Suspension bridge · Chimi Lhakhang
Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten hike · Rafting on Mo Chhu · Village walk · Farmhouse dinner
Haa Valley day trip · Traditional archery · Paro market · Farewell dinner
Morning meditation · Last temple visit · Departure from Paro
Arrive, Rinpung Dzong · Paro town
Tiger's Nest hike · Kyichu Lhakhang
Buddha Dordenma · Tashichho Dzong · National Museum
Dochula Pass · Punakha Dzong · Suspension bridge
Rafting Mo Chhu · Chimi Lhakhang · Village walk
Drive to Bumthang · Jakar Dzong · Jambay Lhakhang
Kurjey Lhakhang · Tamshing Monastery · Bumthang brewery
Drive to Haa Valley · Lhakhang Karpo & Nagpo · Traditional village
Paro market · Archery demonstration · Farewell dinner
Morning meditation · Last temple · Departure
Our Bhutan specialists will craft a bespoke itinerary tailored entirely to you. Starting from ₹1,20,000–₹2,50,000.
