Now, travel to Bhutan in budget !

By: Pune Pulse

December 27, 2023

Travelling to Bhutan is cheaper for Indians! With a budget as low as 1 Lakh you could travel to Bhutan if you are an Indian.

The tourism industry has come up with an incentive, which was announced recently, wherein travellers can avoid paying some of Bhutan’s daily tourism fees as long as they stay there for at least five nights. Also, the longer you stay, the more you can save.

Bhutan is not only the rooftop of the world and Asia’s happiest nation, but it is also a very affordable holiday destination.

Above all, Indian nationals do not require a visa, and Indian currency is widely accepted.

Bhutan, known for its stunning Himalayan landscapes is a small kingdom where tradition meets tranquility. For any traveler, Bhutan is the ultimate destination. Nestled in the snow-capped Himalayan Mountains, this is a country that has withstood the pressures of modernity.

Bhutan offers a range of picturesque destinations:

• 1. Paro Valley: Home to Paro Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest), a famous monastery perched on a cliff.
• 2. Thimphu: The capital city with attractions like Tashichho Dzong, Buddha Dordenma, and the Folk Heritage Museum.
• 3. Punakha: Visit Punakha Dzong, situated at the confluence of two rivers, and explore the beautiful Punakha Valley.
• 4. Haa Valley: A serene destination known for its pristine landscapes and cultural sites.
• 5. Bumthang Valley: Rich in historical and religious sites, including Jakar Dzong and Kurje Lhakhang.
• 6. Phobjikha Valley: Famous for its Gangtey Monastery and being a winter home to the endangered black-necked cranes.
• 7. Trongsa: Explore Trongsa Dzong, a strategically located fortress, and the Ta Dzong museum.
• 8. Jigme Dorji National Park: Ideal for nature lovers, offering diverse flora and fauna.

However, remember, that traveling in Bhutan often involves guided tours, and it’s essential to respect the country’s cultural norms and traditions.