"The Land of the Thunder Dragon"
Discover Bhutan, the Land of the Thunder Dragon — a Himalayan kingdom of ancient monasteries, dramatic mountain landscapes, vibrant culture and unforgettable experiences. Explore Paro, Thimphu and Punakha with thoughtfully curated Bhutan holidays by Traveexo.
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Discover a Himalayan kingdom where ancient monasteries, dramatic mountain landscapes, sacred sites and Bhutanese traditions come together. From Paro’s Tiger’s Nest to the valleys of Punakha and Thimphu, Bhutan offers an unforgettable journey for families, couples and curious travellers.
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Carbon-Negative & Pristine Himalayan Landscapes
Rich Buddhist Culture & Gross National Happiness Philosophy
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Bhutan’s historic valley and gateway to the iconic Tiger’s Nest, known for ancient monasteries, traditional architecture and spectacular Himalayan scenery.
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Bhutan’s capital city, where traditional Bhutanese culture meets modern life, with monasteries, markets, landmarks and mountain views.
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A beautiful river valley famous for Punakha Dzong, traditional villages and the confluence of the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers.
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A serene Himalayan valley surrounded by mountains, known for Gangtey Monastery, scenic landscapes and seasonal black-necked cranes.
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A peaceful and less-visited Himalayan valley offering pristine landscapes, traditional villages and an authentic glimpse of rural Bhutan.
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Bhutan’s major southwestern gateway from India, making it a convenient entry and exit point for road journeys from Siliguri and North Bengal.
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A scenic mountain pass between Thimphu and Punakha, famous for the 108 Druk Wangyal Chortens and panoramic Himalayan views on clear days.
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One of Bhutan’s highest motorable mountain passes, offering spectacular views of the surrounding Himalayan ranges and Haa Valley.
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A scenic western Bhutanese district known for its dramatic valleys, traditional villages and its location along routes connecting Punakha and central Bhutan.
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A peaceful village area near Punakha, Lobesa is known for its rice fields, traditional Bhutanese settlements and access to the famous Chimi Lhakhang.
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Trek through pine forests up to a cliffside monastery hanging 900 meters above Paro Valley.
Experience traditional masked dances and rich Bhutanese spiritual folklore.
Cross one of the longest suspension bridges in Bhutan with breathtaking valley views.
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Try Bhutan’s national sport and experience the traditional archery culture that is deeply woven into local celebrations and community life.
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Cross the scenic Dochula Pass and see the 108 Druk Wangyal Chortens amid Himalayan mountain views.
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Journey through the countryside to Chimi Lhakhang, a revered temple associated with Bhutan’s famous Divine Madman.
🌸 Spring March–May Pleasant weather, blooming landscapes and vibrant festivals make spring an excellent time for sightseeing and outdoor experiences. 🌧️ Monsoon June–August Lush green valleys and fewer crowds create a peaceful travel experience, although rainfall may affect some journeys. 🍂 Autumn September–November Clearer skies, comfortable temperatures and spectacular mountain views make autumn one of the best seasons to visit Bhutan. ❄️ Winter December–February Crisp, cold weather and snow in higher regions offer a quieter Himalayan escape with excellent opportunities for cultural exploration.
Bhutan's iconic national dish made with spicy green chilies and local yak or cow cheese.
Flavorful dried beef cooked with dried chilies and radishes.
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Traditional warm tea churned with butter and salt, perfect for cold Himalayan weather.
A flavourful Bhutanese minced chicken dish cooked with tomatoes, onions, chillies and aromatic spices.
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From North Bengal gateways to the valleys of Western Bhutan, Traveexo creates thoughtfully planned Bhutan journeys with carefully selected stays, transfers, sightseeing and local experiences. Choose a ready-made itinerary or let our team customise your Bhutan holiday around your travel style and schedule.
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"The trip was amazing! Excellent arrangements."
Visited in Jan 2025"Loved the wildlife and tea gardens. Travexxo made it hassle-free."
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Indian nationals need either a valid Passport (with minimum 6 months validity) or an original Voter ID card to obtain an entry permit.
Indian tourists must pay a mandatory Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) of ₹1,200 per person per night, while international tourists pay USD 100 per night.
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