2 Nights Bhutan Tour encompasses the two major city of Bhutan, beautiful valley Paro, and tiny capital Thimphu. The tour explores the urban Bhutan lending the spectacular sight of stunning ancient architectures, monasteries dating back to as early at the 10th century. The package begins with a scenic flight over the Himalayas which lands at Paro then proceeds to Thimphu, tiny capital of Bhutan, e-route visits ancient monasteries, temples and fortress until ending the tour at Paro. 2 Nights Bhutan Tour also discovers the Bhutan’s rich culture, tradition and religious harmony. Witness the timeless wonders of the Dragon kingdom within a short stay at Bhutan joining the package.

Public transportation options are available nearby

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

All international travelers are required to obtain a visa clearance prior to traveling to Bhutan. Once your trip is confirmed, we will handle the visa processing on your behalf. To proceed, we only require a clear copy of your passport, a recent photograph, and your flight details, which can be conveniently sent via email or whatsapp.

We welcome last-minute bookings; however, please allow at least 2 business days for visa processing.

Please allow a minimum of 2 business days for visa processing. We guarantee 100% visa approval for all travelers.

No need to print or pre-stamp your visa. We will provide an e-visa, and upon arrival in Bhutan, your passport will be stamped at the airport for entry.

Would you like to customize your tour or upgrade your hotel? Absolutely! After you book your trip, we can provide a separate, personalized quote for any modifications or upgrades you choose.

How to Get to Bhutan: Traveling to Bhutan is easy and hassle-free with direct flights operated by Druk Air and Bhutan Airlines. These airlines connect Bhutan with several major cities across Asia and the Middle East. You can fly directly to Paro International Airport from cities such as Kathmandu, Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Singapore, Bangkok, Dubai, and Dhaka. Whether you’re coming from South Asia or Southeast Asia, these convenient connections make your journey to the Land of the Thunder Dragon smooth and comfortable.

Visiting Bhutan can be more expensive than other destinations because the country follows a “High Value, Low Impact” tourism policy. This ensures sustainable travel, preservation of culture and environment, and quality experiences for visitors. Costs include mandatory daily tariffs, accommodation, transportation, guides, and entrance fees, all designed to provide a safe, authentic, and enriching journey while supporting local communities.

Most hotels in Bhutan offer free Wi-Fi for your stay, allowing you to stay connected with family, friends, or work. However, internet access may be limited during tours. To stay connected on the go, you can easily purchase a local SIM card with data at Paro Airport at an affordable price, ensuring you have coverage whenever you need it.