Bhutan, a Buddhist country on the Himalayas’ oriental peak, is known for its priory,fortresses and dramatic scenes that range from semi tropical plains to hilly mountains and valleys. In the High Himalayas, edges such as 7,326m Jomolhari are popular travel haven.Thimphu is known as the Capital of Bhutan, Lotay Tshering is the Prime Minister of Bhutan. The tiny country of bhutan, wrap away in the Himalayas between China and India is common for its inventive gross national peace of mind index , a analyses device used to encourage policies that boost the well being of the crowd.

Before 1960, it was too problematic to enter into the Kingdom of Bhutan. The heavy forest in the South and high chilled passageway in the North made the entry extremely difficult. However, now it is enough more reachable through many international and multiple domestic airports due to prepared economic expansion.

How to Reached By Train

There is NO explicit TRAIN ROUTE in Bhutan. Travellers have to reach at the designate station and then take a cab or local transport to reach Bhutan. Comfortable and best oppurtunity from India are New Alipurduar, Siliguri, New Jalpaiguri Station and Hasimara

Train Passing by Siliguri

One of the best options for travellers heading to Bhutan by land is New Jalpaiguri Station in Siliguri. Direct shared taxis and buses from Siliguri to Jaigaon are available.

By Train and Bus – As the area between the border and Delhi is quite lenghty, you cannot reach it by pure bus journey. A better privilege would be a combination of both train and bus journey. So your route would be:

Delhi > Train to Kolkata > Bus to Jaigaon – Phuentsholing

Reach By Air

1. Direct Flight from Delhi to Bhutan – The Paro International Airport is the only runway in Bhutan that has international arrivals. It has direct flights from Bagdogra, Delhi, Guwahati, Kolkata and Mumbai. The only airservice running from it are Bhutan Airlines and Druk Air. Flights can be booked only through the websites of these airlines.

Flights from Delhi to Paro (Bhutan)

As you can have a look here, flights from Delhi to Paro in Bhutan can be quite expensive. Journey duration is very short though as compared to road journey as it is only about 4 to 5 hours in total. Once you arrive the Paro International Airport, you just need to show your passport and identification proof then you’re entry permit would be given to you.

2. Alternative (Road + Air) – Another good option is to reach either Kolkata or Bagdogra by land and then from there, take a flight to reach Paro. This would cost considerably less although you do have to spend some money on your road journey too.