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Bhutan Holidays are considered the most exotic, serene and peaceful Holidays. Heena presents the best tailor-made Bhutan tour packages for its prestigious customers. Come; let's explore the extravaganza of Bhutan's Natural beauty together in the divine abode of the Himalayas.

Explore Bhutan Holiday Packages 2026

Experience the charm of Bhutan Holiday Packages 2026 with Heena Tours. Discover Phuentsholing, Thimphu, Punakha, Bumthang and Paro, each offering a unique blend of Himalayan scenery, Buddhist heritage and local traditions. Enjoy thoughtfully planned sightseeing, comfortable stays and pure vegetarian meals throughout your journey.

Why Choose Heena Tours for a Bhutan Tour

Heena Tours has been running group holidays since 1983. Over four decades, more than 5 lakh travellers have explored India and beyond with us. Bhutan attracts a wide range of guests, first-time international travellers, families, couples, and those who have already seen much of India and are ready for something different.

38+ Years of Travel Experience With 38+ years organising group holidays, Heena Tours has served over 5 lakh travellers across India and beyond.

Pure Veg & Jain Food Our Maharaj prepares all meals, with Jain and Swaminarayan food options available as per tour arrangements.

Experienced Tour Managers A dedicated tour manager guides you throughout the journey and manages all travel arrangements and sightseeing.

Fixed-Departure Group Tours Choose from planned departure dates and explore Bhutan with fellow travellers who share your love for meaningful travel.

Planned Sightseeing & Transportation Enjoy organised sightseeing and comfortable transport, with all major places covered as per your Bhutan itinerary.

Comfortable Stays & Meals Stay in comfortable hotels and enjoy tasty, well-planned meals throughout your Bhutan holiday.

Make your Bhutan holiday easy with Heena Tours, trusted by more than 5 lakh travellers for comfortable stays, good food, and organised sightseeing.

Best Places to Visit in Bhutan

Bhutan offers a rare mix of Buddhist heritage, fortress monasteries, river valleys, mountain passes, and traditional village life. Heena Tours Bhutan tour packages take you through every major destination from the border entry point to the country's most scenic valleys.

Thimphu

  • Bhutan's capital combines monasteries, memorials, cultural museums, and modern Bhutanese life.
  • Tashichoe Dzong is an impressive fortress-monastery and an important centre of Bhutanese administration and religion.
  • Kuensel Phodrang, home to the impressive Buddha Dordenma statue, offers lovely views over the Thimphu valley from its hilltop setting.
  • The Nunnery, National Memorial Chorten, Simply Bhutan, and BBS Tower are all covered on the Thimphu sightseeing day.

Punakha

  • Punakha is the former capital of Bhutan, known for its river valleys, iconic dzong, and scenic Himalayan surroundings.
  • Punakha Dzong, one of Bhutan's most photographed fortress-monasteries, rests at the confluence of the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers.
  • The Punakha Suspension Bridge, one of the longest in Bhutan, is a short walk from the dzong and offers river and hill views.
  • Phobjikha Valley is a wide glacial valley and winter home of the black-necked crane.

Bumthang

  • Bumthang is Bhutan's spiritual heartland, with ancient temples, sacred lakes, traditional crafts, and quiet valley life.
  • Jakar Dzong, Kurjey Lhakhang, and Tamshing Lhakhang are among the most significant Buddhist sites in Bhutan.
  • Mebar Tsho, the Burning Lake, is a sacred site on the Chamkhar River where Pema Lingpa is said to have discovered hidden religious texts.
  • The Yathra Weaving Factory in Chumey Valley is Bumthang's most famous craft tradition.

Paro

  • Paro is one of Bhutan's most scenic valleys, home to the country's only international airport and some of its most visited monuments and mountain passes.
  • Ringpung Dzong and the Museum of Lights are the main sightseeing stops.
  • Chele La Pass, the highest motorable road in Bhutan, is a half-day excursion with mountain views and prayer flags along the ridge.
  • Paro Market is the last shopping stop on the Bhutan holiday, known for wooden handicrafts and traditional Bhutanese textiles, with Eagle View Point nearby.

The Best Things to Do in Bhutan 2026

From sacred dzongs and peaceful monasteries to suspension bridges, mountain passes, and Bhutanese traditions, every stop on a Bhutan tour offers something memorable.

Thimphu

  • Visit Tashichhoe Dzong and admire its traditional Bhutanese architecture.
  • See the Buddha Dordenma statue at Kuensel Phodrang and enjoy valley views.
  • Explore the National Memorial Chorten, Nunnery, Simply Bhutan, and BBS Tower.
  • Visit Sangye Migyur Ling Lhakhang for a peaceful spiritual experience.

Punakha

  • Explore Punakha Dzong and its riverside setting.
  • Walk across the suspension bridge and enjoy views of the valley below.
  • Spend time in Phobjikha Valley and enjoy its quiet natural landscapes.
  • Add river rafting as an optional experience, subject to availability and at an additional cost.

Bumthang

  • Enjoy the scenic drive and views of Dochu-la Pass.
  • Visit Chendbji Chorten and learn about its cultural significance.
  • Explore Yathra Weaving Factory and see traditional Bhutanese textile craftsmanship.
  • Discover Jakar Dzong, Kurjey Lhakhang, Tamshing Lhakhang, and Mebar Tsho.

Paro

  • Visit Rinpung Dzong and the Museum of Lights to learn about Bhutan's heritage.
  • Drive to Chele-la-Pass for panoramic mountain views.
  • Enjoy scenic stops at Mountain River and Eagle View Point.
  • Explore Paro Market and try on traditional Bhutanese dress.

Please note: Sightseeing and inclusions vary between Bhutan tour packages. River rafting is optional and not included in the tour cost. Please check your selected itinerary for confirmed destinations, activities, permits, and personal expenses.

Best Time to Visit Bhutan

The best time to visit Bhutan is March to May for pleasant weather and spring landscapes, or September to November for clear skies, festivals, and excellent Himalayan views. Winter is quieter and colder, while the monsoon brings lush greenery but can affect mountain travel.

Season Months Temperature (Approx.) What to Expect
Spring March to May 10°C to 25°C Pleasant weather, blooming valleys, open mountain views
Summer June to August 15°C to 28°C Warm days in the valleys, lush greenery, occasional monsoon rain
Monsoon June to September 15°C to 28°C Lush valleys and waterfalls, but rain can affect roads and mountain visibility
Autumn September to November 10°C to 22°C Open skies, crisp air, Thimphu Tsechu festival in September, best Himalayan views of the year
Winter December to February -5°C to 15°C Cold mornings and nights, quieter attractions, possible snow at higher passes

Note: Temperatures vary significantly by altitude and destination. Higher areas such as Dochu La Pass and Chele La Pass can be much colder than Thimphu, Punakha, or Phuentsholing.

Bhutan Tours FAQs

Heena Tours' Bhutan packages cover Phuentsholing, Thimphu, Punakha, Bumthang, Phobjikha Valley, and Paro across all four itineraries. Check the itinerary of your selected package for the full list, or contact our team for a quick comparison.

8 to 9 days are enough to explore Bhutan at a comfortable pace. If Bumthang is on your list, the 11-night complete package gives you enough time there and back. Those two extra days in central Bhutan are worth it if you want to see the older, quieter side of the country.

Bhutan has specific entry requirements. Indian nationals need an original passport valid for at least six months, or an original Voter ID card, along with two passport-size photographs and two photocopies of all documents. For children under 18, a valid passport or original birth certificate along with a school or college photo identity card is required. Our team handles the permit formalities on the ground. Just make sure your documents are ready before departure.

Yes. All our Bhutan tours serve pure vegetarian meals prepared by our own Maharaj. Jain and Swaminarayan options are available depending on the tour arrangements. Inform our team of your dietary requirements at the time of booking so we can confirm what is available for your selected package.

March to May is good for open mountain views and spring blooms, and September to November brings some of the best Himalayan views of the year along with Bhutan's major festival season. Heena Tours runs Bhutan holiday packages from November to March, so if you want snow at higher passes and quieter attractions, our winter departures are a solid choice. Talk to our Sales Advisor, and they will match you to the right departure.

Bhutan is one of the safest countries in the world for tourists. It has low crime, strict environmental laws, and a government that actively regulates tourism to maintain quality. Our tour manager and local guide will stay with the group throughout the journey and keep you informed of any on-ground changes.

Yes, they can. Our Bhutan packages are organised group tours with planned sightseeing and transport, making them a good fit for families and senior travellers. Before booking, review the itinerary's daily travel distances. Our team is happy to help you choose the package that best suits your group.

Yes, but there are additional costs and requirements. NRI and foreign guests must pay an additional permit and visa fee in USD at the time of booking, in addition to the INR tour cost. They must also arrive at Bagdogra Airport before 10 am; since the non-Indian permit office in Bhutan closes at 5 pm. And confirm these requirements with our team before booking so everything is in order before departure.

No. INR 500 denomination notes are not accepted anywhere in Bhutan. Carry INR 100 and INR 50 notes for day-to-day use. Bhutan uses the Bhutanese Ngultrum, which is pegged to the Indian Rupee, so smaller Indian currency notes are widely accepted. Our tour manager will remind the group of this before entering the country.

Booking is simple. Contact our sales team or visit any Heena Tours office, and our travel experts will walk you through available Bhutan packages, departure dates, and costs. A deposit of 25% of the total tour cost confirms your booking, with the balance due 30 days before departure. We will also guide you through the document checklist, so your group is fully prepared well before the travel date.

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