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Druk Path Trek Trek Summary: Paro – Jele Dzong – Tshokam – Jimilang Tsho – Shimkotra Tsho – Phajoding – Thimphu Duration of Trek: 6-7 Days Druk Path Trek is one of the shortest, finest, and the most popular trek in Bhutan. It offers a chance for trekkers to experience the mesmerizing beauty of natural…

Bhutan Airlines (Tashi Air Private Limited), Bhutan’s 1st private airline was officially formed after the Tashi Group of Companies, beat other joint-venture businesses to obtain the permit to operate both domestic and international flight services. Bhutan Airlines commenced its first flight from Paro to Bangkok on the 10th October 2013. Up next was the daily…

Drukair is Bhutan Government-Owned Airline that’s managed by the Druk Holding and Investments. It’s headquartered in Paro, 60-min drive away from the capital, Thimphu. At the moment, DrukAir focuses its flight grid within the Asian region that includes Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Thailand and Singapore.   Drukair’s Destinations: Dhaka (Bangladesh), Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport Bagdogra (India),…

This article is on how to go to Bhutan by Land. If you’re planning to go to Bhutan by flight, visit our page on how to fly to Bhutan. Before Bhutan was accessible by flight, the only way to travel to Bhutan was by foot. The two main entry points into the country was from…

Where is the Kingdom of Bhutan? Bhutan was first settled by migrants from Tibet in the early ninth century. Bhutanese affectionately and proudly call their kingdom Druk Yul, Land of the Thunder Dragon. The gorgeous & mystical Kingdom of Bhutan is on the eastern Himalayas, right between China and India. How to fly into Bhutan?…

Who needs Visa to Bhutan? Apart from citizens of India, Maldives and Bangladesh, all other visitors to Bhutan need a Bhutan tourist visa. Indians, Bangladeshis and Maldivians can get their visa at the point of entry (Paro Airport). They can get the visa upon presenting a valid passport with minimum 6-month validity. Exclusive only to…