Bhutan Group Departures from Mumbai
Explore customised Bhutan Tour Packages from Mumbai with Tripwise for families, couples and groups. Discover Thimphu, Punakha, Phobjikha Valley and Paro with hotels, sightseeing, transfers, entry permits and SDF arrangements tailored to your travel plans.
Bhutan Packages
Choose from planned Bhutan group tour packages or a customised Bhutan package from Mumbai based on your dates, budget and travel style. Explore Thimphu, Punakha, Phobjikha Valley and Paro with comfortable stays, guided sightseeing and transfers.
Upcoming departures from Mumbai
Per person, triple sharing
₹46,500
CustomisablePrivate holiday, your dates
Starting price per person
₹53,000*
Flexible Bhutan tour packages from Mumbai for short breaks, honeymoons, crane season and longer journeys into central Bhutan. Each itinerary can be customised to your dates, budget and preferred travel style.
Best for: first-time travellers who want Bhutan's capital and the Tiger's Nest hike in a quick trip, flying in and out of Paro.
Best for: couples looking for quiet valley stays, river views at Punakha and a relaxed pace with boutique hotels.
Best for: nature lovers travelling between November and March, with a night in Phobjikha Valley to see the black-necked cranes.
Best for: travellers who want to go beyond western Bhutan to the temples and valleys of Bumthang, the kingdom's spiritual heartland.
Why Bhutan
Himalayan valleys, cliffside monasteries and a slower way of life, with no visa needed for Indians. Bhutan tour packages from Mumbai are one of the easiest ways to take a peaceful mountain holiday abroad.
One of the largest seated Buddha statues in the world looks out over Thimphu valley, a highlight of our Thimphu sightseeing day.
Indian citizens enter on a free entry permit with a passport or Voter ID. No visa application needed.
Hike up to Taktsang Monastery on its cliff above Paro: about 3 hours up and 2 down, with ponies available. A must on any Bhutan tour package.
Punakha Dzong where two rivers meet, Tashichho Dzong in Thimphu and Paro's Rinpung Dzong.
The glacial Phobjikha Valley is the winter home of rare black-necked cranes, seen from early November to the end of March.
Fly Mumbai to Bagdogra and drive into Bhutan through Phuentsholing. No international flight needed, which keeps a Bhutan trip from Mumbai simple and affordable.
A private coach, English-speaking guides, hotels with breakfast and dinner, and a pace that suits parents and senior travellers.
Sample itinerary
Our group tour drives in from Bagdogra through Phuentsholing, then on to Thimphu, Punakha with a day trip to Phobjikha Valley, and Paro for the Tiger's Nest hike.
Where you stay (7 nights)
Phuentsholing · 1 night
Ga Me Ga / Lotus Villa or Similar· 4
Thimphu · 1 night
Pelyang Boutique / Tashi Yoedling or similar· 4
Punakha · 2 nights
Hotel Vara / Hotel Pema Karpo / Punatsangchhu Cottage or similar· 3
Paro · 2 nights
Udumwara Resort / Paro Grand Resort / Rema Resort or similar· 4
Phuentsholing (return) · 1 night
Ga Me Ga / Lotus Villa or Similar· 4
Overnight: PhuentsholingDinner
Overnight: ThimphuBreakfast, Dinner
Overnight: PunakhaBreakfast, Dinner
Overnight: PunakhaBreakfast, Dinner
Overnight: ParoBreakfast, Dinner
Overnight: ParoBreakfast, Dinner
Overnight: PhuentsholingBreakfast, Dinner
Breakfast
Prices
Prices per person for the Blissful Getaway - Bhutan with Phobjika Valley Group Tour 2026 (Winter Departure). Flights from Mumbai to Bagdogra are quoted separately.
How payment works
Weather
The best time to visit Bhutan from Mumbai is March to May or October to December, when skies are clear and days are pleasant. Altitude makes a big difference, so each valley has its own season.
Paro, Thimphu, Dochula Pass
Spring brings rhododendron blooms and autumn has the clearest Himalayan views. Winters are cold and dry with chilly nights; June to August is the monsoon.
Punakha Dzong, Punakha Valley
Lower and warmer than Paro or Thimphu, so winter here is mild and pleasant. Summers are hot and humid with heavy monsoon rain.
Gangtey, Phobjikha
Black-necked cranes winter here from early November to the end of March. It's high and cold, with occasional snow in winter, so pack warm layers.
Before you go
Planning a Bhutan trip from Mumbai? Here's what to know about the entry permit, the SDF, getting there, money and local etiquette.
Fly from Mumbai to Bagdogra (IXB), then it's a 154 km, roughly 4-hour drive to the Phuentsholing border, where our group tour starts. Custom trips can also fly into Paro via Delhi or Kolkata.
No visa needed. Indian citizens get a free entry permit at the Phuentsholing immigration office (or on arrival at Paro) with an original passport valid for 6+ months, or a Voter ID, plus passport-size photos.
Indian nationals pay an SDF of ₹1,200 per person per night; children aged 6 to 12 pay half. The SDF is included in our group tour price.
The Bhutanese Ngultrum (BTN) is pegged 1:1 to the Indian rupee, and rupees are accepted almost everywhere. Carry smaller notes and some cash for markets.
Cover your shoulders and knees when visiting dzongs, monasteries and temples, and avoid caps and shorts inside.
Indian roaming can be patchy in Bhutan. A local B-Mobile or TashiCell SIM is easy to buy with your permit, and most hotels have Wi-Fi.
Real trips
Real moments from travellers on our Bhutan tour packages from Mumbai, from Thimphu to the Paro Valley.
Reviews
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Why Tripwise
Tripwise is a Travel Agency in Powai Mumbai specialising in customised international holidays and group tours. As an International Travel Agency in Powai Mumbai, we help families, couples and groups plan Bhutan holidays with personalised itineraries, comfortable hotels, guided sightseeing, transfers and entry permit assistance.
Whether you're planning a Bhutan honeymoon package, family vacation or group tour, Tripwise makes travel planning simple and convenient.
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FAQs
Quick answers about planning a Bhutan holiday from Mumbai with Tripwise.
It depends on your dates, number of nights, hotel category and how you travel in. Tripwise's 7N/8D Bhutan group tour starts at ₹46,500 per person on triple sharing (₹47,500 on double sharing), including the entry permit, SDF, hotels, breakfasts and dinners. Customised Bhutan holidays start at approximately ₹53,000 per person. Flights from Mumbai are quoted separately.
No. Indian citizens don't need a visa for Bhutan, only a free entry permit. Carry your original passport (valid for at least 6 months) or Voter ID, plus passport-size photos.
Indian nationals pay a Sustainable Development Fee of ₹1,200 per person per night, with concessions for children. Tripwise's Bhutan group tour price already includes the SDF.
The easiest way is to fly from Mumbai to Bagdogra and drive about 4 hours to the Phuentsholing border, which is how our group tour travels. You can also fly into Paro via Delhi or Kolkata on a customised trip.
5 to 6 days covers Thimphu, Punakha and Paro if you fly into Paro. 7 to 8 days lets you travel in by road via Phuentsholing and add the Phobjikha Valley.
March to May and October to December are the most comfortable months, with clear skies and pleasant days. November to March is the season for black-necked cranes in Phobjikha. June to August is the monsoon.
It's a moderate hike: about 3 hours up and 2 hours down at a steady pace, with ponies available for part of the climb. Guests who'd rather skip it can visit Chele La Pass instead at an additional vehicle cost.
Yes. Bhutan is calm, safe and easy to travel by road. With a private coach, guides and planned meals, our group tours regularly suit parents and senior travellers.
Yes. The Bhutanese Ngultrum is pegged to the Indian rupee and rupees are widely accepted. Carry smaller notes for markets and shops.
Yes. Valleys, hotels, duration, activities and sightseeing can all be changed to suit your travel dates and budget.
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