What Are the Travel Essentials and FAQs for Bhutan?
About Bhutan Travel Essentials
Bhutan, the Land of the Thunder Dragon, remains one of the most serene destinations for Indian travellers. Its pristine environment, Gross National Happiness philosophy, and strict sustainability model make it unique. This guide simplifies everything an Indian tourist must know before travelling to Bhutan — from permits and SDF to currency, clothing, and connectivity.
Travel FAQs for Bhutan
- Do Indians need a visa for Bhutan? No visa is required for Indian citizens, but an entry permit is mandatory.
- Can I use Aadhaar as ID proof? No, Aadhaar is not accepted. Carry a passport or voter ID card.
- How long is the entry permit valid? Usually up to 7 days and extendable at the Immigration Office in Thimphu.
- What is the best time to visit? March–May and September–November offer clear skies and pleasant weather.
- Are Indian vehicles allowed? Yes, but a vehicle permit is required from the RSTA office at Phuentsholing. Carry DL, RC, and insurance documents.
- Is Bhutan safe for solo travellers? Extremely safe with low crime rate. Maintain respect for local customs and avoid smoking in public places.
For smooth travel, ensure all permits, hotel bookings, and SDF receipts are printed and accessible, as mobile signals may not always work at checkpoints.
Investor Takeaway
Bhutan offers a stress-free escape with cultural depth and natural beauty. For Indian travellers, it remains one of the most convenient yet enriching international destinations. Ensure compliance with SDF rules, respect local traditions, and keep physical copies of travel documents.
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