Everything You Need To Know Before Visiting The Land Of Happiness
Visa • Transportation • Weather • Travel Tips • FAQs
Paro International Airport is Bhutan's only international airport.
Most international visitors require a pre-arranged visa.
Spring and Autumn are ideal for sightseeing and trekking.
Bhutanese Ngultrum (BTN) is the national currency.
Bhutan can be reached mainly through Paro International Airport, the country's only international airport. Airlines such as Drukair and Bhutan Airlines operate flights from cities including Bangkok, Delhi, Kathmandu, Singapore, and Dhaka.
Visitors can also enter Bhutan by road through the Phuentsholing border gate from India. The journey offers beautiful views of mountains, rivers, forests, and traditional villages.
Most travellers require a Bhutan visa before entering the country. The visa process is completed through a licensed Bhutanese tour operator or the official immigration system.
After approval, visitors receive a visa clearance letter which must be presented at Paro Airport or designated land borders. The official visa stamp is placed on arrival.
Indian, Bangladeshi, and Maldivian citizens follow different entry requirements and require appropriate permits.
✅ Confirm your Bhutan tour package
✅ Submit passport details
✅ Visa application processing
✅ Receive visa clearance letter
✅ Visa stamped upon arrival
The most comfortable way to explore Bhutan. Tour operators provide private cars and experienced drivers.
Public buses connect major towns and provide affordable transportation options.
Taxis are available in towns for short distance travel and local sightseeing.
Bhutan follows a unique tourism policy known as "High Value, Low Impact Tourism". This approach protects the country's environment, culture, and traditions while providing meaningful experiences for visitors.
The Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) contributes towards national development programs including environmental protection, healthcare, education, infrastructure, and preservation of Bhutan's cultural heritage.
March - May
Pleasant weather with blooming flowers and excellent conditions for hiking.
June - August
Warm weather with green landscapes and occasional rainfall.
September - November
The best season for trekking, festivals, and clear mountain views.
December - February
Cold and peaceful season with beautiful Himalayan scenery.
International visitors must carry a valid passport and approved travel documents before entering Bhutan.
After arrival, immigration officials verify travel documents and complete the visa stamping process.
Visitors should keep copies of important documents including passport, visa clearance letter, and travel insurance details.
✅ Valid Passport
✅ Visa Clearance Letter
✅ Confirmed Travel Itinerary
✅ Hotel Booking Details
✅ Travel Insurance Recommended
Indian citizens do not require a visa to visit Bhutan, but they must obtain an entry permit.
Travellers can enter Bhutan using a valid passport or voter identity card.
Carry warm clothes, comfortable shoes, and weather-appropriate clothing.
Dress modestly when visiting temples and respect local traditions.
Always ask permission before photographing people or religious ceremonies.
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