If you're craving a vacation that offers serene natural beauty, rich cultural experiences, and a taste of the exotic, a Bhutan Package Tour from Bangalore might be the perfect choice for you. Bhutan, the "Land of the Thunder Dragon," is a mystical Himalayan kingdom that beckons travelers with its unspoiled landscapes, vibrant traditions, and warm hospitality. In this comprehensive blog, we will delve into the details of a Bhutan Package Tour from Bangalore, providing you with an in-depth understanding of what this journey entails.
Travel Guidelines for Bhutan
Before you set off on your Bhutan package tour, it's essential to be aware of the travel guidelines and requirements:
1. Visa and Permits
All travelers to Bhutan must obtain a visa before arrival.
Your tour operator in Bhutan will help you secure a visa, and you'll receive a visa clearance letter.
Bhutan is a unique destination where you cannot travel independently. Tourists must book their visit through licensed tour operators.
You'll need a route permit to travel beyond Paro and Thimphu, and special permits for specific regions or activities, such as trekking.
2. Currency and Expenses
Bhutan's currency is the Bhutanese Ngultrum (BTN), but the Indian Rupee (INR) is widely accepted.
Credit cards are accepted in hotels, but it's advisable to carry cash for small expenses.
Ensure you have sufficient funds for your entire trip, as you won't be able to withdraw cash from ATMs in remote areas.
3. Clothing and Dress Code
Bhutan has a dress code that mandates wearing traditional attire in government buildings, monasteries, and dzongs.
Dress modestly and respectfully when visiting religious sites.
Layers are recommended, as the weather can vary significantly throughout the day.
4. Health and Vaccinations
Ensure you have comprehensive travel insurance that covers medical emergencies.
Consult your healthcare provider for vaccinations and health advice before traveling to Bhutan.
5. Respect Local Customs
Bhutan is deeply rooted in Buddhism, so be mindful of local customs and traditions.
Always ask for permission before taking photos of people or inside religious sites.
Best Places to Visit in Bhutan
Now, let's delve into the best places to visit in Bhutan:
1. Paro: Gateway to Bhutan
Paro Valley: A picturesque introduction to Bhutan's natural beauty.
Tiger's Nest Monastery (Taktsang Lhakhang): Perched on a cliff, this iconic monastery is a must-visit.
Paro Dzong (Rinpung Dzong): An architectural marvel with stunning views.
2. Thimphu: Bhutan's Capital
National Memorial Chorten: A beautiful stupa and an important religious site.
Tashichho Dzong: The seat of Bhutan's government, a magnificent fortress-monastery.
Thimphu Weekend Market: A bustling market offering local handicrafts and fresh produce.
3. Punakha: Ancient Capital and Natural Beauty
Punakha Dzong: A majestic fortress at the confluence of two rivers.
Chimi Lhakhang: Known for its unique fertility symbolism.
Wangdue Phodrang: Peaceful countryside and hot springs.
4. Bumthang: The Spiritual Heartland
Jakar Dzong: A historical fortress with beautiful architecture.
Jambay Lhakhang: An ancient temple with unique religious significance.
Bumthang Valley: Scenic beauty and tranquility.
5. Gangtey: The Land of the Black-Necked Crane
Gangtey Monastery: A serene and peaceful place of worship.
Phobjikha Valley: Known for its picturesque landscapes and Black-Necked Crane Conservation Center.
6. Haa Valley: A Hidden Gem
Haa Dzong: A remote and picturesque valley.
Lhakhang Karpo (White Temple) and Lhakhang Nagpo (Black Temple): Sacred temples with a rich history.
What is Entry formalities for Indian Tourists to Bhutan from Bangalore :
- For Indian passport holders no visa is required to visit Bhutan. However entry permits must be processed to enter into the country. The entry permits can be processed on arrival or in advance by a local travel agent like NatureWings Bhutan.
- A valid Passport (minimum of 6 months validity) is required for travel to Bhutan.
- Tourists are free to travel on any day beyond Thimphu and Paro with the same single permit.
- With the new tourism policy, regional tourist must pay SDF (sustainable Development Fee) Rs.1200 per person per night excluding the tour package price (Flight, Hotels, Meals, Guides, Transportation & Monument fees).
- All permits for Bangalore to Bhutan Tour will be processed online
- Tourism Council of Bhutan (TCB) approved hotel booking and tour guide are mandatory.
- Online permits can process through the local registered tour operator or any international partners.
Why NatureWings is best to book Bhutan Tour Package from Bangalore :
- Assured services in the preferred manner to enrich your best experience while stay in Bhutan
- Process e-permit in advance for visiting different places and sightseeing.
- Safe and secure personal attention during a stay in Bhutan.
- NatureWings Bhutan takes responsibility for the entire duration of your Bhutan Tour from Bangalore.
- Make sure hassle-free and trustworthy services in Bhutan.
- Get the best deals for the best properties and services as per your preferences.
- You can plan a trip to Bhutan even during weekends and holidays.
Bhutan Tour Package from Bangalore Inclusions :
- Accommodation in TCB listed Hotels (Double/Twin Sharing Room)
- Meal Plan MAP (Breakfast and Dinner)
- Transfers and all sightseeing in an exclusive Non-AC Vehicle (Private Basis)
- Parking, Toll Tax, e-Permits
- Full Day Thimphu Local Sightseeing
- Half Day Paro City Tour
- English / Hindi Speaking Tour Guide
- All transfer will be on point to point basis
- SDF Charges (Sustainable Development Fee)
- 01 Bottle Packages Drinking Water Per Day on Vehicle
- Guest Service Support during the trip from Bhutan & India Office 24/7
Bangalore to Bhutan Tour Package Excludes :
- Air Fare
- Snacks, Lunch or any other meal
- Monument Entrance Fees
- Laundry, Tips, Phone Call or any such Personal Expense
- Any item which is not mentioned in the "Inclusion" Section
Places & activities must try during Bhutan Tour from Bangalore?
- Visit Buddha Dordenma - Thimphu
- Hike Around Haa Valley - Haa
- Kayaking at Wang Chhu - Paro
- Rafting in Mo Chhu River - Punakha
- Taktsang Monastery Hiking - Paro
- Dagala Thousand Lakes Trek - Thimphu
- Take a Walk at Punakha Suspension Bridge - Punakha
- Explore National Memorial Chorten - Thimphu
- Visit Trashigang Dzong - Trashigang District
- Visit The Tashichho Dzong - Thimphu
- Visit Simtokha Dzonga - Thimphu
- Visit Trongsa Dzong - Trongsa
- Visit Rinpung Dzong - Paro
- Explore Punakha Dzong - Punakha
- Take Blessing at Gangtey Monastery - Wangdue Phodrang
- Pray at Chimi Lhakhang Temple - Punakha
- Bike Trip to Bhutan
- Camping in Thimphu
- Try Your Hand at Archery
- Mountain Biking in Bhutan
- Spot Snow Leopards at Jigme Dorji National Park
- Experience Bhutanese Cuisine - Ema Datshi
- Witness the Beauty of Kyichu Lhakhan
- Enjoy Hot Spring Therapy
- Experience Nimalung Tsechu Festival
- Enjoy a Drive at Dochula Pass
- Attend The Annual Black-Necked Crane Festival
- Explore Chele La Pass
- Budha Cave & Budha falls
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