Bhutan Backpacking Tour 2026 | Bhutan Tour Package from Mumbai | Adventure Geek

Traveling Guidance

Train: The nearest options (both in India) are Hasimara on the main Kolkata/Siliguri line to Assam is the nearest railway station to Phuentsholing, 17 km away

The recommended train is the 13149 Kanchankanya Express from Kolkata

Flight Timing

Participants coming came met the Representative at Bagdogra by 11.00 am on Day 1
We request to take a flight from Bagdogra after 11.30 am on Day 8

Participants are requested to book their flights as per the above pickup and drop timings. Adventure Geek will not be responsible for delayed arrivals and early departures.
In such cases, participants need to bear the cost of reaching and dropping off at the airport

Bhutan trip itinerary
Bhutan Packages from Mumbai

Day 1: 
Bagdogra to Phuentsholing / Overnight at Phuentsholing
(Distance: 170 km/Driving Time: 5 hrs/Altitude of Phuentsholing: 320 m)
Arrive at Bagdogra and drive to Phuentsholing. Reach the hotel and spend the day at recreation, and take a rest.

Day 2: 
Phuentsholing to Thimphu / Overnight at Thimphu
(Distance: 176 km/Driving Time: 6 hrs/Altitude of Thimphu: 2250 m)
After the procedure of the immigration formalities and an early morning Breakfast, we will drive to continue to Thimphu, which is the capital of Bhutan The drive to Thimphu is grand when we move up from the Indian plain to Bhutan's lower regions through delightful woods, towns, and roadside towns. After checking in Hotel, we will go on a walk to the nearby local market. Our drive will go through the main multicultural city in Bhutan. Overnight in Thimphu

Day 3:
Thimphu Sightseeing / Overnight at Thimphu
Good morning, Fresh N Up. Have breakfast, and we will process the Inner Line Permit and visit the Memorial Chorten. Kuensel Phodrang, where you can see the biggest Buddha statue in Bhutan, which is around 169 feet tall. In the event that time permits, we'll investigate Folk and Textile Heritage Museums, an entrancing declaration of Bhutan's living customs, and the National Library, where the history of Bhutan is recorded in ancient writings.
Toward the evening, we'll drive to town for lunch, and post-lunch, we will visit Tashichho Dzong, the excellent fortification that houses a large portion of the government's office and the king's throne room. Supper and the night end at Thimphu.

Day 4:
Thimphu to Phobjikha Valley / Overnight at Phobjikha Valley (75 km, 3 hrs approx.)
Wake up. Good morning
Today we will drive towards Phobjikha Valley, and in transit, we will make a short stop at Majestic Dochula Pass
Dochula Pass is one of Bhutan’s most iconic, scenic, and emotionally significant mountain passes, located at an elevation of 3,100 meters (approx. 10,170 feet) on the road between the capital city, Thimphu, and the historic town of Punakha. Known for its stunning panoramic views of the Eastern Himalayas, this pass serves as a tranquil, high-altitude landmark blending natural beauty with profound Buddhist tradition. 

Drive to Phobjikha from Thimphu (3.5 hrs drive).
• Stop over at majestic Dochula Pass.
• Visit Gangtey Monastery.
• Enjoy the Gangtey Natural Trail.
• Relaxed overnight at a Valley View Resort in Phobjikha.

Day 5:
Phobjikha Valley to Punakha / Overnight at Punakha (125 km, 4 hr drive)
After breakfast, we'll drive towards Punakha, and in the afternoon, in the wake of coming to Paro, we will visit Ta Dzong, a watchtower that worked to safeguard Rinpung Dzong during the valley wars of the seventeenth century; in 1967, it was converted into the National Museum of the nation. At that point, we'll visit Rinpung Dzong, which was worked on in 1646 by Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, the profound and worldly leader of Bhutan, and the main National Museum. The Dzong houses the religious collection of Paro, the workplace of the Dzongda (area regulatory head), and the Thrimpon (judge) of the Paro locale. At long last, we'll end our day with Kyichu Lhakhang, one of the most seasoned and most holy places of worship of the kingdom, going back to the seventh century. At night, walk around Paro town. Supper and medium-term at Paro.
Drive to Punakha after breakfast with the view (2-hour drive).
• Hike the divine village to visit the fertility temple.
• Visit the most beautiful Dzong—Punakha Dzong
• Experience the longest suspension bridge in Bhutan.
• Overnight at leisure in Punakha (Hotel Punakha Boutique)

Day 6: 
Punakha to Paro / Overnight at Paro
After breakfast, we'll drive towards Paro, and in the afternoon, in the wake of coming to Paro, we will visit Ta Dzong, a watchtower that worked to safeguard Rinpung Dzong during the valley wars of the seventeenth century; in 1967, it was converted into the National Museum of the nation. At that point, we'll visit Rinpung Dzong, which was worked on in 1646 by Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, the profound and worldly leader of Bhutan, and the main National Museum. The Dzong houses the religious collection of Paro, the workplace of the Dzongda (area regulatory head), and the Thrimpon (judge) of the Paro locale. At long last, we'll end our day with Kyichu Lhakhang, one of the most seasoned and most holy places of worship of the kingdom, going back to the seventh century. At night walk around Paro town. Supper and medium-term at Paro
Drive to Paro after early breakfast (3.5 hrs)
• View stop at Chuzom (The confluence of Paro & Thimphu River)
• Stop to see the oldest iron chain bridge at Tamchog Zam.
• Visit the National Museum of Bhutan (the ancient watchtower).
• Paro town at leisure and overnight in Hotel Tshongdu Boutique in Paro.

Day 7: 
Day Trip to Tiger Nest Monastery 
After an early breakfast, we will climb to Paro Taktsang, which is one of the most famous cloisters visited by travelers. It was first worked in 1692, around the Taktsang Senge Samdup, a cavern where Guru Padmasambhava is said to have contemplated for a quarter of a year in the eighth century. It is accepted that Guru Rinpoche (Guru Padmasambhava) traveled to this area from Khenpajong, Tibet, on the back of a tigress and curbed an evil presence. He, at that point, performed reflection in one of the caverns here developed in eight embodied structures (appearances) and favored the spot. Along these lines, the spot came to be known as the Tiger's Nest.  Master Padmasambhava is known for introducing Buddhism to Bhutan. Today, Paro Taktsang is best known for the thirteen collapses that he thought about.
Hike to Tiger’s Nest with packed breakfast.
• Homestay visit to experience the traditional whetstone bath after a tiring hike.
• Enjoy the cutest night life points in Paro.
• Overnight at same Hotel in Paro.

Day 8: 
Take Away The Memories (TATM) 8-Hour Drive
After a very early breakfast, drive to Phuntsholing and further to Bagdogra/Siliguri for onward journeys
Our representative will help you with exit formalities and then bid you farewell.
One can stay overnight at Siliguri and take next day's flight.

Frequently Asked Questions About Bhutan Tour

Is Bhutan visa-free for Indians?

Indian citizens do not require a visa for Bhutan. However, a valid passport or voter ID card is required for entry.

What is the best time to visit Bhutan?

March to May and September to November are considered the best months to visit Bhutan.

How much does a Bhutan trip cost from Mumbai?

The cost varies depending on flights, season, and inclusions. Our Bhutan Backpacking Tour offers one of the most affordable group departures from India.

Is Tiger Nest Trek difficult?

The Tiger Nest hike is moderate and suitable for beginners with basic fitness levels.

Do Indians need permits for Bhutan?

Yes. Travelers require permits which are arranged during the trip.

Is Bhutan safe for solo travelers?

Bhutan is one of the safest countries in Asia and is ideal for solo travelers.

What is included in the Bhutan Backpacking Tour?

Accommodation, transportation, permits, selected meals, and local guidance are included.

Which places are covered in Bhutan?

Phuentsholing, Thimphu, Phobjikha Valley, Punakha, Paro, Tiger's Nest Monastery, and other major attractions.

What should I pack for Bhutan?

Warm clothes, trekking shoes, sunscreen, medicines, and essential travel documents.

Can beginners join this Bhutan group tour?

Absolutely. No prior trekking or backpacking experience is required.