This trip is offered by Trekking in Bhutan.
This trip is offered by Bhutan Swallowtail.
This trip is offered by Druk Asia.
This trip is offered by Bhutan Travelers.
This trip is offered by Bhutan Travel Guru.
Paro can be reached easily by road from India through the Jaigaon - Phuentsholing border. The distance between Phuentsholing and Paro is about 175 km and takes about 6 hours. By bus, you can arrive at the Phuentsholing bus station. The bus service is taken care of by the Royal …
While historically Paro had limited options for lodging, many new and luxurious resorts and hotels have cropped up over the past decade. Most of the hotels are boutique in nature, with hardly any global brands present. The hotels are priced very reasonably typically starting from USD 20 per night, going …
The Jumolhari Trek offers extraordinary views of unique and less traveled Bhutanese Himalaya, an opportunity to soak in the Kingdom’s well preserved ancient Buddhist culture as well as flora and fauna, while traversing through two 4700m+ mountain passes.
Bhutan is located in a remote part of the world and you will need to change multiple flights to get in and out of Paro, the country’s only international airport and hub for most adventure activities. All treks in Bhutan require permits, which can be obtained only through a registered Bhutanese travel agency. Point to note: many of the trek routes are closed for Indian and Chinese nationals. Please check with your operator for details.
Bhutan does not have railways and, therefore, you have to resort to the means of road transport. There are local taxis that run on a flat rate.
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