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Travel Trips & Info
Helpful information for planning your journey to Bhutan.
Getting to Bhutan
Location and connectivity
Nestled in the heart of the Eastern Himalayas, Bhutan is a small, landlocked kingdom bordered by China to the north and India to the south, east and west. Renowned for its pristine landscapes, rich cultural heritage and commitment to sustainable tourism, Bhutan offers an exclusive travel experience surrounded by majestic mountain ranges, lush forests and picturesque valleys.
Despite its remote setting, Bhutan is well connected through Paro International Airport, the country’s only international airport, which receives direct flights from major regional hubs including Bangkok, Delhi, Kolkata, Kathmandu, Singapore, Dubai and Dhaka. Overland access is also available via designated border towns along the India–Bhutan frontier, making travel by road convenient for visitors arriving from India. An expanding network of well-maintained highways links Bhutan’s major cities and cultural destinations, ensuring comfortable and scenic journeys throughout the country.
Before you go
Why visit Bhutan?
Sometimes, the most memorable journeys are not about seeing more. They are about feeling more.
Bhutan offers a rare opportunity to slow down, breathe deeply and reconnect with what truly matters. Surrounded by the Himalayan mountains, ancient monasteries, pristine forests and welcoming communities, it is a place where life moves at a gentler pace and every experience invites reflection rather than distraction.
Whether you are seeking peace, cultural discovery, time with loved ones, or simply a break from the demands of everyday life, Bhutan provides the space to pause, explore and return home feeling renewed. Here, travel is not measured by the number of places you visit, but by the moments that stay with you long after your journey ends.
Planning with CAT Bhutan
How we plan your journey
Personal planning
Every journey is designed around your interests, pace and expectations, never a fixed package.
Permits and arrangements
We arrange permits, accommodation, transportation, experienced guides and local experiences for you.
Support throughout
From your first enquiry to your journey home, our team supports you every step of the way.
Seasons
Bhutan through the year
Spring
March – May
Blooming landscapes, clear mountain views and vibrant cultural celebrations.
Summer
June – August
Lush valleys, dramatic skies, farming life and summer festivals.
Autumn
September – November
Crystal-clear Himalayan views and some of Bhutan’s most popular festivals.
Winter
December – February
Crisp weather, quiet landscapes and the black-necked cranes of Phobjikha.
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Questions about travelling to Bhutan?
Ask us anything about planning your journey, from the best season for your interests to how long to stay.