Access Bhutan
“Enter to Bhutan” encapsulates the momentous journey into the heart of the Himalayas, where ancient traditions and breathtaking landscapes converge. As you step into this mystical kingdom, you’re greeted by the warm hospitality of its people and enveloped in the tranquility of its serene surroundings. Prepare to embark on a cultural odyssey, exploring majestic dzongs, sacred monasteries, and vibrant festivals that offer glimpses into Bhutan’s rich heritage. Traverse lush valleys, ascend rugged mountain passes, and encounter rare wildlife in its natural habitat, immersing yourself in the pristine beauty of Bhutan’s unspoiled wilderness. Whether you seek spiritual enlightenment, outdoor adventure, or simply a respite from the chaos of the modern world, entering Bhutan is an invitation to discover the true essence of happiness and find harmony amidst the majestic Himalayas.
By Air (Drukair Airline)
Druk Air, Bhutan’s national airline, operates a limited but scenic route network connecting the country with select international destinations. From its hub at Paro International Airport, Druk Air offers flights to several cities in neighboring countries, including India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Thailand, and Singapore.
One of the most notable routes is the flight from Paro to Bangkok, Thailand, offering passengers stunning views of the Himalayan mountain range, including Mount Everest, as the aircraft navigates through narrow valleys before reaching its destination.
Additionally, Druk Air operates flights to destinations like Delhi, Kolkata, Bagdogra and Mumbai in India, Dhaka in Bangladesh, Kathmandu in Nepal, and Singapore, among others.
By Road from India
You can also enter Bhutan by road through the Phuentsholing border crossing. Phuentsholing is located on the Bhutanese side, and Jaigaon is the corresponding town on the Indian side. From Jaigaon, you can walk or take a short taxi ride to cross the border into Bhutan. However, please note that travel beyond Phuentsholing into other parts of Bhutan requires a permit, which can be obtained through a Bhutanese tour operator.
