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Why Bhutan
1. The Last Great Himalayan Kingdom
Situated in the Eastern Himalayas, Bhutan is a rare gem untouched by mass tourism. Known as the “Last Great Himalayan Kingdom,” it protects its pristine landscapes, from towering peaks to lush valleys, through a strict “High Value, Low Impact” tourism policy. Ancient monasteries and vibrant cultural traditions thrive here, offering visitors an authentic glimpse into a timeless way of life. Bhutan’s careful preservation of nature and heritage creates a unique destination where spirituality, culture, and breathtaking scenery blend seamlessly.
2. Guided by Gross National Happiness
For visitors, Bhutan offers more than scenic beauty—it offers a rare opportunity to witness a society where values such as compassion, mindfulness, and harmony with nature are genuinely prioritised over material gain. It’s a living example of how a nation can thrive by nurturing the soul as much as the economy.
3. Rich Spiritual and Cultural Heritage
4. Breathtaking Nature and Biodiversity
5. Sustainable and Responsible Tourism
6. Flavourful Bhutanese Cuisine
7. Wellness and Spiritual Retreats
8. National Dress and Identity
Taste Bhutan through its bold, comforting, and deeply rooted cuisine.
Bhutanese food is an experience in itself—centered around spice, simplicity, and warmth. The iconic Ema Datshi, a fiery stew of chilies and cheese, is more than just the national dish—it’s a cultural staple found in every home. Meals often feature locally grown organic vegetables, red rice, handmade noodles, and farm-fresh dairy, all prepared with minimal processing to retain their natural flavors.Dining in Bhutan is often a communal affair—shared among family or offered with generosity to guests, reflecting the Bhutanese values of hospitality and harmony. Whether you’re savoring a meal in a mountain farmhouse or a bustling local eatery, every dish tells a story of tradition, resilience, and connection to the land.
Direct Flight Routes to Paro, Bhutan
From Thailand
- Bangkok, Thailand - Paro, Bhutan: 3h 15m (Nonstop flight)
From Nepal
- Kathmandu, Nepal - Paro, Bhutan: 1h (Nonstop flight)
From India
- Kolkata, India - Paro, Bhutan: 1h 15m (Nonstop flight)
- New Delhi, India - Paro, Bhutan: 2h 20m (Nonstop flight)
- Mumbai, India - Paro, Bhutan: 3h 15m (Nonstop flight)
- Guwahati, India - Paro, Bhutan: 55m (Nonstop flight)
- Bagdogra, India - Paro, Bhutan: 50m (Nonstop flight)
- Gaya, India - Paro, Bhutan: 1h 10m (Nonstop flight)
From Bangladesh
- Dhaka, Bangladesh - Paro, Bhutan: 1h 30m (Nonstop flight)
From Singapore
- Changi, Singapore - Paro, Bhutan: 4h 34m (Nonstop flight)
explore the Beauty of Bhutan
Spring (March to May)
Summer (June to August)
Autumn (September to November)
Winter (December to February)
Best Places to Visit

Punakha Dzong
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Paro Taktsang
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Trongsa Dzong
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Phobjikha Valley
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Bumthang Valley
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Haa Valley
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Major Festivals in Bhutan

Royal Highland Festival

Paro Tshechu

Punakha Tshechu

Thimphu Tshechu

Jambay Lhakhang Drup

Trongsa Tshechu

Black Necked Crane Festival

Haa Summer Festival
