Karnataka to Bhutan tour package

Karnataka to Bhutan tour package

place Bhutan event_note 5 days, 4 nights

Return transfers & inter-city travel in Bhutan
Stay in handpicked hotels with meals
Thimphu city tour, Buddha Point, Tashichho Dzong
Dochula Pass sightseeing
Punakha Dzong visit & valley exploration
Paro sightseeing incl. Paro Dzong & National Museum
Optional Tiger's Nest Monastery trek
All internal permits, guide assistance & documentation

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Embark on a blissful journey from Karnataka to the mystical Kingdom of Bhutan — a destination where mountains whisper prayers, monasteries glow with traditions and happiness is celebrated as a national wealth. Whether you are travelling from Bangalore, Mysore, Mangalore or Hubli, seamless access to Bhutan makes it one of the most soul-soothing international getaways near India.
Your journey begins with a flight or train to Bagdogra (India) followed by a picturesque road transfer to Phuentsholing, Bhutan's entry town. As you move ahead towards Thimphu, the modern capital, the vibrant blend of architecture, spirituality and culture welcomes you. Visit Changangkha Lhakhang, Buddha Dordenma, Tashichho Dzong and local markets that narrate Bhutanese life beautifully.
The next stop is Punakha, home to the iconic Punakha Dzong set between rivers. Drive through Dochula Pass offering panoramic Himalayan views and fluttering prayer flags. Continue to Paro — famous for the Paro Dzong and Taktsang Monastery (Tiger's Nest) perched on a stunning cliff. Trekking up to Tiger's Nest remains a once-in-a-lifetime spiritual experience.
This Karnataka to Bhutan tour package combines peaceful landscapes, premium stays, authentic cuisine and guided sightseeing. Ideal for couples, families, corporate groups and students — Bhutan promises slow travel, meaningful moments and memories that stay forever.
How to Reach Karnataka to Bhutan?
Flight to Bhutan from Karnataka
Sector Flight no. Duration Cost (Per Person as of Now)
BLR-IXB QP 1372 4h 45m 9,865
BLR-PBH 63 6516 10h 5m 32,020
NOTE: There is no direct flight from Karnataka to Bhutan, but you can fly via Bengaluru, Delhi or Kolkata.
Train to Bhutan from Karnataka
Sector Train No. Duration Cost (Per Person as of Now)
SMVB-NJP 12551 - Kamakhya AC SF Express 44h 5m 6,582
NJP-SMVB 22502 - SMVT Bengaluru SF Express 43h 10m 6,189
NOTE: No direct train goes to Bhutan, but you can reach border cities in West Bengal.
Bangalore / Mangalore / Mysore → Hasimara / Jaigaon (West Bengal)
Bhutan trip to Karnataka By Road
You cannot drive to Bhutan directly, but you can:
- Fly/Train to Bagdogra (West Bengal)
- Take a taxi to Jaigaon–Phuentsholing border
- Get entry permits
- Continue road journey inside Bhutan
Great for road trip lovers!
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Frequently Asked Questions About "Karnataka to Bhutan tour package"

1. How can I reach Bhutan from Karnataka?
You can take a direct flight from Bangalore to Bagdogra or Kolkata and then travel by road to Bhutan through Phuentsholing. Another option includes connecting flights via Delhi to Paro (if schedules allow). Most travellers prefer Bangalore → Bagdogra → Bhutan transfer by road.
2. Do Indians need a visa for Bhutan?
Indian citizens do not need a traditional visa, but you must register at the entry point and carry a valid passport or voter ID. A Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) is applicable for Indian travellers.
3. What is the best time to visit Bhutan from Karnataka?
October to December (autumn) and March to May (spring) are ideal when weather is clear, skies are blue and mountain views are fantastic.
4. How many days are ideal for a Bhutan trip?
A minimum of 5–7 days allows you to cover Thimphu, Punakha and Paro comfortably. If you want trekking or Bumthang valley, 8–10 days are recommended.
5. What currency is used in Bhutan?
The Bhutanese Ngultrum (BTN) is the official currency. Indian Rupees (₹) are widely accepted except ₹2000 notes.
6. Is Bhutan safe for solo or family travellers?
Yes, Bhutan is extremely safe with low crime rates. Locals are polite and tourism practices are well organized.
7. What type of food do we get in Bhutan?
You will find Indian, Continental and Bhutanese meals. Popular dishes include ema datshi, red rice, momos and thukpa.
8. Can I customise my Bhutan tour from Karnataka?
Absolutely. Packages can be tailored for honeymooners, families, students, corporate groups or trekkers based on budget and preferences.
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