Pick your perfect season
Spring brings blossoms and gentle days. Autumn offers clear mountain views and festivals. Weather varies with altitude; allow flexibility for mountain journeys.
Bhutan, your way.
Explore the journeys. Find your kind of Bhutan.
KUZU ZANGPO LA · WELCOME TO BHUTAN
Small kingdom. Endless wonder.
Tucked away in the Eastern Himalayas, Bhutan is a place where prayer flags dance in the mountain breeze, ancient monasteries watch over quiet valleys, and happiness is a way of life.
Go beyond the usual. Share a meal with locals, follow a forest trail, or simply slow down. Explore Bhutan’s places and itinerary ideas with Traviya, then shape a journey around what matters to you.
- Capital
- Thimphu
- Language
- Dzongkha
- Currency
- Bhutanese Ngultrum
- Favourite seasons
- Spring & autumn
FIND YOUR KIND OF BHUTAN
Places that stay with you.
Each valley has a story. Where will yours begin?
A LITTLE PREPARATION. A LOT TO LOOK FORWARD TO.
Good to know before you go.
Getting here is part of the journey
Arrive by air into Paro, or through an authorised land entry point. Plan your route ahead and confirm current connections before you travel.
Travel thoughtfully
Check visa or permit requirements and the current Sustainable Development Fee. Arrange an accredited guide for treks, respect sacred places and dress modestly.
First-time Bhutan trip planning (English draft)
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YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
A little clarity for your next adventure.
Start with these planning answers, and confirm current entry rules and fees with Bhutan’s official tourism department.
Spring and autumn are popular for flowers, mountain views and festivals. Bhutan can be visited year-round, but conditions vary by altitude. Check the weather and road conditions for your planned route.
Most international visitors need a visa, while Indian citizens use an entry permit. Application timing and required documents vary by nationality. Check Bhutan’s official tourism and immigration guidance before booking.
You can fly to Paro on an available route or enter through an authorised land border. Flight connections and entry requirements can change, so confirm your route when planning your trip.
Five to seven days is a useful starting point for Paro, Thimphu and Punakha. Allow more time for Phobjikha, central Bhutan, trekking or a slower journey. The itineraries here are suggestions and should be adjusted to your pace.
Bhutan’s Sustainable Development Fee supports the country’s development and sustainable tourism. Rates, exemptions and concessions vary by nationality and age. Confirm the current rules on Bhutan’s official tourism website before travel.
MAKE ROOM FOR SOMETHING EXTRAORDINARY
Bhutan is calling. Make it your own.
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