Testing Bhutan Roadtrip

Our Bhutan package covers entry permits, shared cab transfers from Bagdogra/Siliguri, hotel stays (as per itinerary), selected meals, local guide services, SDF (Sustainable Development Fee), and all sightseeing listed in the itinerary.

Most international travellers require a Bhutan visa/entry permit processed before arrival. Indian, Bangladeshi & Maldivian citizens do not need a visa but must obtain an entry permit at the border with valid ID.

You can join the trip by flying into Bagdogra Airport or reaching Siliguri Railway Station; from there our shared cab will take you into Bhutan via Phuentsholing.

Ideal months are spring (March–May) and autumn (Sept–Nov) for pleasant weather and clear mountain views. Bhutan’s climate varies with altitude, so packing layers is recommended.

Bhutan requires travellers (except Indian nationals) to have booked tours and approved permits. Independent self-guided travel beyond main valleys is still limited and usually arranged through tour operators.

Carry your original passport (valid 6+ months), visa clearance letter/permit, travel insurance, flight/train tickets, and extra ID copies with you.

Yes, selected meals as per itinerary are included. Lunches, drinks, and any extras outside the itinerary are not covered.

The package includes cultural sightseeing, valley tours, Dochu La views, Punakha Dzong visit, Paro sightseeing, and the trek to Tiger’s Nest (Taktsang) with guidance.

Yes — due to weather, road conditions, or local permits, itinerary adjustments may be necessary for safety and comfort.

ATMs may be limited outside major towns, and cards aren’t accepted everywhere—carry some cash (Bhutanese Ngultrum or Indian Rupees) for convenience.