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Our Bhutan tour packages from Delhi are priced between ₹11,900 to ₹23,900 per person, depending on trip duration and hotel category. For group rates: 2 pax from ₹20,900/person | 4 pax from ₹13,900/person | 6 pax from ₹11,900/person. All prices include hotel accommodation, daily breakfast and dinner, private cab transfers, sightseeing, and permit assistance. Flights from Delhi are arranged separately on request. Call +91-7357284671 for an instant quote.

March–May (Paro Tshechu festival, spring blooms) and September–November (post-monsoon clarity, Thimphu Tshechu) are the best months for Delhi travellers visiting Bhutan. You get clear skies, excellent mountain views, and comfortable temperatures. Avoid December–February (very cold at altitude; some passes close) and June–August (heavy monsoon). From Delhi, October–November and March–May are especially popular — perfect contrast to home weather. GangtokHolidays adjusts sightseeing timings seasonally to make the most of each period.

From Delhi, take a direct flight to Paro (PBH) — Druk Air lists the non-stop journey at about 2 hours 20 minutes, and Bhutan Airlines also operates the Delhi–Paro route. Paro International Airport is the main aviation gateway to Bhutan, located about 50 km from the capital city of Thimphu. Alternatively, you can travel closer to the land border by taking a train from Delhi to Siliguri (New Jalpaiguri/NJP) or flying into Bagdogra Airport (IXB) in West Bengal, from where Druk Air operates short, direct flights to Paro taking about 40 minutes. For land travellers, entry through the border town of Phuentsholing is highly popular; GangtokHolidays arranges comfortable private cab pickups right from Bagdogra, NJP, or Hashimara railway station to transfer you directly across the Bhutan border to your hotel — ensuring no confusion and a smooth immigration permit process. The scenic mountain road drive itself is part of the experience that Delhi travellers love photographing.

5N/6D covers Thimphu + Punakha + Paro; 7N/8D adds Haa Valley or Bumthang is the ideal duration for Delhi travellers. This covers all the major highlights — Tiger's Nest Monastery/Paro Taktsang (cliff-hanging monastery at 3,120m), Punakha Dzong (17th century fortress at river confluence), Thimphu Buddha Dordenma statue (169 ft), Dochula Pass (108 chortens with Himalayan panorama), Haa Valley, Phobjikha Valley (black-necked crane habitat), National Museum of Bhutan. GangtokHolidays offers flexible itineraries from 3 nights to 10+ nights. We build the itinerary around your travel dates and available leave rather than forcing a fixed template.

Our Bhutan packages from Delhi include: hotel accommodation (twin/double sharing), daily breakfast and dinner, all local transfers by private cab, airport/station pickup and drop in Delhi, sightseeing as per itinerary, and permit assistance for all restricted areas. Flights from Delhi are not included by default but we assist with booking on request. No hidden charges — your quoted price is your final price.

For Bhutan, permit requirements are: No visa for Indians — only Passport or Voter ID needed. Tourist Information Permit (TIP) obtained at Phuntsholing border — GangtokHolidays handles. Bhutan SDF (Sustainable Development Fee) ₹1,200/person/night — included in package price.. GangtokHolidays handles all permit paperwork on your behalf as part of the package — you don't need to visit any government office or stand in queues. Just carry your original Aadhaar, Voter ID, or Passport from Delhi. We'll do the rest.

Bhutan is consistently ranked among India's safest destinations. Low crime, extremely hospitable locals, and well-maintained tourist infrastructure make it excellent for families, senior citizens, and solo women travellers from Delhi. GangtokHolidays assigns police-verified local drivers and experienced guides on all tours. We have an excellent safety record across thousands of Delhi travellers every year.

Paro 2,280m; Thimphu 2,334m; Punakha 1,200m; Dochula Pass 3,050m; Tiger's Nest hike ends at 3,120m. Most travellers from Delhi adjust comfortably to Gangtok and Darjeeling elevations. For higher altitudes (North Sikkim, Nathula, Gurudongmar), GangtokHolidays builds mandatory acclimatisation nights into the itinerary. We advise: stay hydrated, avoid alcohol on the first day at altitude, and consult your doctor about Diamox if you have history of altitude sensitivity.

Must-try dishes that Delhi travellers rave about after a Bhutan trip include Ema Datshi (Bhutan's famous chilli and cheese dish), Phaksha Paa (pork with chillies and radish), Jasha Maru (spiced chicken stew), Momos, Hoentay (traditional buckwheat dumplings), and Bhutanese Red Rice. Don't miss Suja (traditional butter tea) and locally made cheese products. In cities like Thimphu and Paro, travellers can enjoy authentic Bhutanese meals at local restaurants and farmhouses. GangtokHolidays' partner hotels serve a mix of local and standard Indian food — let us know dietary preferences at booking.

GangtokHolidays is a ground operator based locally in the North East — not a Delhi middleman outsourcing everything. We own our vehicles, have direct hotel contracts, and our team has lived and worked in this region for years. You get: accurate on-ground information, 24×7 support during the trip, no surprise costs, and genuine care for your experience. Our Google Reviews from Delhi travellers speak for themselves. Call +91-7357284671 to speak with our team directly.