Overview
About this trip
Bhutan's most comprehensive standard itinerary — adds Phobjikha Valley over the 5-night route.
Phobjikha is a stunning glacial valley, home of the rare black-necked cranes between November and March.
Photo gallery
A glimpse of what awaits you in Bhutan 6 Nights — handpicked sights, stays and experiences.
Good to know
Best time to visit
October–March
Cool, comfortable weather ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities.
Ideal duration
3–6 days
Enough to cover the highlights at a relaxed, unhurried pace.
Currency & language
INR ₹ · Hindi/English
Cards widely accepted; carry some cash for local markets.
Getting there
Air · Rail · Road
Well connected by airport and railway; transfers arranged on every package.
Weather through the year
Typical conditions by season to help you plan the perfect time for your Bhutan 6 Nights trip.
Winter18°CPleasant
Spring27°CIdeal
Summer34°CWarm
Monsoon29°CLush
Trip highlights
Phobjikha ValleyBlack-necked crane habitat
Gangtey MonasteryOld monastery overlooking the valley
Tiger's NestIconic cliff monastery
Multi-valleySee Bhutan's diversity
Day-by-day itinerary
Day 1
Arrival
Welcome to Paro. Transfer to your hotel and rest after the journey.
Day 2
Paro sightseeing
Explore the highlights of Paro — monasteries, markets and key cultural sites.
Day 3
Thimphu sightseeing
Explore the highlights of Thimphu — monasteries, markets and key cultural sites.
Day 4
Punakha sightseeing
Explore the highlights of Punakha — monasteries, markets and key cultural sites.
Day 5
Phobjikha sightseeing
Explore the highlights of Phobjikha — monasteries, markets and key cultural sites.
Day 6
Departure
Final shopping or sightseeing and transfer to the airport.
What's included
Inclusions
- Hotel accommodation
- Daily breakfast and dinner
- All transfers and sightseeing
- Permit & visa assistance
- Tour coordinator support
Exclusions
- International airfare
- Personal expenses
- Monument entry fees
- Travel insurance
- Anything not in inclusions
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a visa for Bhutan? +
Indian citizens don't need a visa for Nepal or Bhutan — only valid photo ID. We handle Bhutan's Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) for you.
What is the best time to visit? +
March-May and September-November offer clear skies and mild weather. Avoid the monsoon (June-August) for mountain views.
How do I get there? +
Direct flights from Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Bagdogra to Kathmandu/Paro. We include or quote flights based on your preference.
Is altitude sickness a concern? +
Most itineraries stay below 3,500m. We pace acclimatisation carefully and brief travellers on prevention.