Bhutan Honeymoon Tour Packages

Some of the best hand-picked places that top the charts in all Bhutan honeymoon tour packages are:

1. Chele La Pass: Enroute the Haa valley and Paro is the highest road pass in Bhutan, at an elevation of 3989 meters. You would have to take a drive for 1.5 hours to get here to experience the best views of the Himalayan mountains and the most popular sacred peak in Bhutan - Jomolhari.

2. Royal Manas National Park: Situated in Zhemgang is one of the oldest natural reserves of Bhutan that is home to some of the most majestic animal species like Royal Bengal tigers, cloud leopards, one-horned rhinoceros, as well as a diverse selection of flora that all nature enthusiasts would enjoy very much.

3. Zuri Dzong Fort: Built around the 14th-century, the Zuri Dzong is the oldest in Bhutan. The beautiful structure that sits stunningly amid lush surroundings and the hills in the backdrop is a sight in itself and to amplify it further are the murals and architecture of the Dzong that speaks of the heritage and the history of the place. During the visit here you can also take in the scenic beauty of the Paro Valley.

4. Tiger's Nest: This is a prominent pilgrimage in Bhutan, dedicated to Guru Rinpoche. Also known as Taktsang Monastery, this place of worship sits stunningly in the midst of the hills. There is a cave temple and several other shrines within the Monastery that you can explore. Apart from that, the majestic views of the Paro Valley are something that you will be witnessing throughout a short trek to get to Tiger's Nest.

5. National Museum of Bhutan: Built in the year 1968, this is among the top attractions in Bhutan to witness the culture, art, and heritage of the country. The museum houses over 3000 pieces of art from over 1000 years. There are several different exhibitions, divided in sections of the building. You can see photographs, masks, wildlife, etc. themed collections.

6. Thimphu: The capital city of Bhutan is a beautiful juxtaposition of the country’s ancient culture and how it has adapted to modernity. Visit the ancient Thimphu Tashichho Dzong edged on the Wang River, the National Memorial Chorten, and one of the largest Buddha statues in the world at Kuenselphodrang National Park.

7. Punakha: This is one of the best valleys, and the top destination in Bhutan honeymoon tours to enjoy uninterrupted views of stunning Himalayan ranges. Visit Dochula Pass and see the surreal 108 Druk Wangyal Chortens. Amongst other places of religious and spiritual prominence, Punakha also houses the country’s second-oldest dzong. The valleys’ natural beauty is incomparable. Don’t miss to see miles and miles of blazing-red rhododendron forests here.

8. Paro: Paro has much more to offer besides the most famous attraction i.e. the Tiger’s Nest. It has the beautiful 17th-century Kyichu Lhakhang and the ruins of the 16th-century Drukgyal Dzong, which offers wonderful views of the Chomolhari Mountains.

9. Haa Valley: This is one of the least visited valleys in Bhutan and hence one of the best places for couples looking for solitude away from the hustle-bustle. Don’t miss to see the Dobji Dzong, the centuries-old Tagchu Gompa, and Has Samarpudung. Make sure to include this in your Bhutan honeymoon packages.

Here are some of the best things for a memorable honeymoon in Bhutan:

1. Attend the festivals: Depending on what time of the year you are planning a vacation to Bhutan you can enjoy some bright colourful, cheerful celebrations in the country and learn about its culture in the most authentic way.

Bhutan is a Buddhist nation and experience many festivals including Thimphu Tsechu Festival, Haa Summer Festival, Matsutake Festival, Ura Yakchoe, Jomolhari Mountain Festival and more.

2. Tour the museums: One of the best ways to educate yourself about a country and its years of history is by touring the local museums. And Bhutan is a no exception, the happiest country has also had centuries of stories and heritage that can be lived through extensive collections and exhibits at the many museums.

The likes of which include - National Museum of Bhutan, the National Textile Museum and the Folk Heritage Museum. You can also visit Simply Bhutan, Bhutan Postal Museum, Royal Heritage Museum and National Handicraft Emporium.

3. Shopping spree: Any holiday is incomplete without you going to the local market for a some time shopping splurge. Norzin Lam is one of the busiest and most popular places to shop for local and traditional Bhutanese items like - boots, clothing, handmade paper, carpets, silver, colorful masks, jewelry, hand-woven bamboo items, and wooden products.

4. Relax at these hot springs: Locally known as Tshachus, the hot spring pools in Bhutan like Gasa Tshachu, Dhur Tshachu, Chuboog Tshachu etc., are said to have medicinal properties that can heal several muscle and skin related ailments. Taking a dip in the hot-springs is one of the best things to do in Bhutan, especially around the winter season.

5. Quench the thirst for adventure: The thrill seekers would greatly enjoy visiting Bhutan and indulging in an array of activities. Choose from a number of adventures like treks, mountain biking, rafting, camping, archery, and more to truly see the beauty that the country has on offer.

6. Soak in nature: Bhutan’s scenic natural beauty is unparalleled. Its forests are laden with colourful flowers like poppies, rhododendrons, lavenders, and roses. The landscape is dotted with charming streams, green meadows, and snow-capped mountains and it is one of the best things to do in Bhutan honeymoon package.

7. Spot exotic wildlife: Bhutan is famous for its exotic wildlife like tigers, Himalayan black bears, red foxes, barking deer, etc. To spot these, make sure to include Jigme Singye Wangchuck National Park in your Bhutan honeymoon tour package.

8. Bond over food: Spend time enjoying the delicious exotic cuisine including Phaksha Paa, Red rice, varieties of momos, and Ema Datshi. Don’t miss trying the local ‘arag’, which is a fermented drink made of maize, millets, and wheat.

9. Go spiritual: You can’t help but get in touch with your spiritual side in Bhutan. Every nook and corner is seeped in the vibrant Buddhist culture. See the humongous 50 metre high Buddha Dordenma. Visit the famous Tiger Monastery and other ancient dzongs like Rinpung Dzong, Trongsa Dzong, and Punakha Dzong.

The best time to visit Bhutan, especially for honeymooners, is the spring season (March-May). This is when the weather is extremely pleasant. The temperatures hover around 16°C. It is the most favoured season suggested in all Bhutan honeymoon tour packages.

The second best season to visit Bhutan is when the autumn (September-November) sets in. The temperatures range around 25°C and the lower Himalayas start receiving snow. There are no rains during this time, which makes being outdoors comfortable as the humidity is low.  

The rainy season (June-August) is when the mountains and valleys come alive with mystic beauty. The waterfalls are at their voluminous best, the skies misty, and the meadows lush. This is when the crowds and costs are at their lowest, perfect for a budget Bhutan honeymoon package. 

For adventurous couples who want to have a unique experince, can visit the country from December-February for an ideal winter honeymoon in Bhutan. This is when the skies are bright and the hilly regions start receiving snow. The temperatures are sub-zero, perfect for enjoying snowfall & snow treks.

Indians travelling to Bhutan do not need to get a visa. You will be provided with entry and stay permit at the immigration office upon reaching Bhutan. Valid for seven days, it is provided on the presentation of any government-issued identification like a Voter’s ID or passport. 

However, this permit allows you to travel only between Thimphu, Paro, and Phuentsholing. To travel beyond these places, you will need to apply for a route permit.

Air: Bhutan Airlines and Drukair regularly operate direct flights from Delhi, Bagdogra, Gaya, Kolkata, Mumbai, and Guwahati to Paro Airport. Most of the Bhutan honeymoon tours suggest air travel as the fastest way to reach Bhutan. 

Train: This is the most economical way to reach Bhutan from India. Since there are no direct trains, you need to reach New Jalpaiguri, New Alipur, and Siliguri, or Hasimara, which are well connected with all the major Indian cities. From here, you can proceed via shared autos, taxis, or buses run by the Royal Bhutanese Government to reach Phuentsholing. 

By road: If you want to take a road trip for your honeymoon in Bhutan, you have two options. The first route is Delhi-Rampur-Banbasa-Krishnapur-Butwal-Gaindakot-Hetauda-Pokhara-Birtamode-Siliguri-Phuentsholing (Bhutan). This will take around 37 hours. The second route option is Delhi-Agra-Lucknow-Gorakhpur-Motihari-Muzaffarpur-Jaigaon- Phuentsholing (Bhutan). This will take 28 hours.

Being a small and compact country, a Bhutan honeymoon tour is easily doable in around 5 days. This will give you a chance to spend time in the beautiful valley of Paro and see the famous Tiger’s Nest Monastery. You can explore the magnificent Gangtey Valley that is famous for its exciting mountain trails. Visit some of the oldest and the most magnificent dzongs like Punakha and Zuri. Even with all this, you will get ample time to relax and leaisurely experience the culture and cuisine of this amazing country.

Travellers from India don’t need a passport. You can carry your Voter ID Card, which is issued by the Election Commission of India. You will be required to get an ‘Entry Permit’ at Paro International Airport. This permit will allow you to visit Thimpu and Paro. To go beyond, you will be required to obtain a ‘Special Area Permit’. This can be obtained from the RGoB Immigration Office from Monday to Friday.

Bhutan is the perfect choice for honeymooners who want to break away from the often visited destinations and the usual run of the mill itineraries. This charming and scenic Himalayan nation is one of the most amazing honeymoon destinations in the world due to its abundant natural beauty, colourful culture, romantic quietude, happy people, and delectable cuisine. 

The country has something to offer to everybody- beautiful sunset views from flower-laden valleys, exploring exciting treks, hiking up to the beautiful monasteries, and spotting exotic wildlife and so much more! This happiest nation in the world has such a beautiful vibe that it will make your honeymoon in Bhutan memorable for a lifetime!

Bhutan is famous as the happiest nation in the world that is abundant in tranquillity and peace. It is bestowed with extraordinary beauty when it comes to its landscape dotted with lofty mountains and lush valleys covered in forests. Its monasteries, including the world-famous Tiger’s Nest, and others adorned in colourful prayer flags are sanctums of peace. 

It is also famous for its handicrafts and indigenous artworks like yethras, Vajra bells, Dorje bells, Tibetan trumpets, Bhutanese violins, etc. Make sure to include all these in your Bhutan honeymoon package.

Bhutan is very safe for couples, which is why Bhutan honeymoon tour packages are so popular. The locals are peaceful and warm and welcome all travellers from other countries. Couples are free to explore the country undisturbed and need not fret about any untoward incidents. This is because Bhutan is one of those countries with the lowest levels of crimes and cheating against foreign travellers.