Bhutan - Trip To Bhutan

Hi,We are plan to go to Bhutan for honeymoon in the month of February. We want help with following things.1. How is the weather like in Bhutan in Feb. Does it snow/rain all the time? Are places on higher altitude closed in Winter?2. What is the best way to reach Paro from Indore. Is there any other flight apart from Druk Air that flies to Bhutan? Is there any alternate convenient route?3. We are... ...read more

September 17, 2010

Hello there! Am particularly delighted to do this research for you since I am headed to Bhutan in about a month myself and am keen on some of the same things you are looking for as well. :) Bhutan is set in the majestic Himalayas and is steeped in culture and a sense of tradition that sets it apart from its larger neighbors. I am sure you will have a memorable time there. Cloud-hidden, whereabouts unknown (Paro, Bhutan) (Source: Jean-Marie Hullot) Weather in Bhutan in February Temperatures in the far south are 15 degC in winter (December to February). In Paro it is... read more

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We are taking the Phuntsholing route to enter Bhutan from India. We shall reach Paro by 18th Feb afternoon. We are planning to spend about 7 to 9 days in Bhutan. Kindly tell us good places to see around Paro, Thimpu, Punakha. Since mid Feb would be the end of winter season in Bhutan, we would like to know how far north (towards Himalayas) would the routes be open & allowed to go. Can we go up... ...read more

January 4, 2011

Hiya, Ommmm ma ni pe me hung chants will be showered on you while you visit the Himalayan Kingdom of "Bhutan". It is a pleasure to help you plan this trip. Weather Here I am just reiterating what Aditi has already said to you before. Visiting the place in mid Feb, we can expect moderate temperature over the day time & the mercury dropping to zero at night. So make sure you carry layered clothing. The winter is a good time for touring in western Bhutan, bird-watching in the south's subtropical jungles, and whitewater rafting. The days are usually sunny, cool and... read more

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Kadrin chhe (Thank you) for your suggestions, I think haa valley & chelela pass would be a wonderful place to visit. It seems Phobjikha valley, gangtey, wangdue are not very far from Punakha. We would like to know about things to do in these places. I read about possibility of seeing rare birds species in Phobjikha valley during winter season which is just about the time we would be there, please... ...read more

January 6, 2011

You have chosen the Shangri-La for your honeymoon! The thought itself is so romantic! Congratulations on your marriage and I hope your honeymoon will be splendid with all the help from Mygola team. I have tried my best to answer your questions! Hope this helps! Bhutan (Source: Steve Evans) Things to See Since you already have some great destinations in mind, let me not waste time and give you some more details about these places! 1. Chelela Pass (Cheli La, Bhutan) (Source: Jean-Marie Hullot) Chelela Pass on 13000 ft is the highest road pass in... read more

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Please help me find places to stay in Bhutan. I would like to know staying options in Thimpu, Paro, Punakha, Haa valley, Phobjikha valley. I am looking for bugdet hotels/ farm houses (roughly 1500-2500 Rs per night for a couple). Is it necessary to make hotel reservations well in advance or can I easily find a place to stay after reaching there because not booking a hotel in advance helps to... ...read more

January 8, 2011

Hi there! As I read from your previous questions and answers, this is going to be a honeymoon trip, and all I can say is, absolutely brilliant idea!! You guys are going to love it. Staying in Thimpu Thimpu has been the capital of Bhutan since 1961. Although there are still facilities that are not available in Bhutan, Thimphu is still a city full of life and enjoyment with plenty to do. F1060032.jpg (Source: ilan molcho) 1. Hotel Ghasel (Recommended) This hotel has got many positive reviews from travelers. It is located right in the heart of the city... read more

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Please help me find farm houses to stay, in my budget, in Paro, Thimpu, Punakha & Phobjikha valley. Also I would like to know if there are Indian Banks/ATMs in Paro or Thimpu. Is there an Indian Embassy or are there any helpline numbers to contact in case of emergency? Do let me know if there is anything else that I need to take care of on my trip. You guys have helped me find so many lovely... ...read more

January 10, 2011

Hey! I apologise for the delay in answering your question and I hope the information I've given makes up for it! That's quite a trip you got planned there! I've done my best to give you all the information you require so let's get started. Bhutan (Source: Steve Evans) Farmhouses Living in a farmhouse in Bhutan is a great experience. A lot of farmhouses are concentrated in the Bumthang Valley but if you are going to hire guides, they can recommend farmhouses wherever you want to go. I cannot find any specific farmhouses for you to consider before your trip but... read more

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I will be taking the Phuntsholing- Jaigon route to enter back into India. Please help me find good places to visit in north-east. I am looking for a 4-5 days trip. I would be interested in going to a wildlife santuary Sundarbans or Kaziranga but I dont want to spend too much time commuting from one place to another, plz keep this in mind while suggesting places.

January 17, 2011

Welcome back! I see that your much awaited trip to Bhutan is nearly at hand. And after main course of this little country which is packed with such an immense number of things to marvel at, it seems only fit to sign off the trip with some pretty delectable desert from our own country. Most happy to oblige. A Limbu Lady in front of a temple (Source: Sukanto Debnath) Overview I agree that travel time becomes a matter or concern, especially after a trip to the untamed and rugged Bhutan. Keeping that in mind, the places that you have mentioned become quite strenuous. Kaziranga... read more

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I am planning to leave Bhutan on 28th Feb & reach Gangtok via Jaigoan on the same day. I have about 4-5 days time and I have decided to spend all the time in Sikkim. Please help me find places to see in North Sikkim. Some research that I have done tells me that Yumthang Valley, Lachung, gurundongmar lake, Pelling are some of the must-visit places in North Sikkim. I want to know if its possible to... ...read more

January 26, 2011

Hey there! I am sure you guys are very excited for your upcoming honeymoon! The Bhutan trip is definitely going to be magnificent, but I must say Sikkim will not be far behind. Glad to be your guide once more, lets explore Sikkim which is blessed by nature! But before that lets take a peek what this place has to offer. (Source: YouTube - Sikkim) Weather You are going to be in Sikkim during Spring. Though it is not a bad time to go, you may still get some snow. It is going to be very cold. Here is some information: Due to the extreme altitude, there is an immense... read more

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I am currently in Paro & enjoying the lovely trip that you have helped me plan :). I have heard from the locals that Bumthang is a very nice place to go. I will be in Thimpu till 28th Feb. and will go to Punakha for a day. So I do have a couple of days time to do Bumthang. But I need to know if its worth so much travell time? Kindly help me find Things to do, medium budget hotels, veg... ...read more

February 25, 2011

Hello again! It is so nice to hear that your trip is going well. There is no greater satisfaction for us. So without any dilly-dally, let's get right down to it. Paro is about 4 hour's drive from Bumthang (a little over 300 kms). Considering the manageable distance and the fact that you have two days in your hand, I would say it is a viable option. View Larger Map Bumthang to Paro, Bhutan (Source: Google Maps) F1090020.jpg (Source: ilan molcho) Things to See Bumthang is essentially a valley, a district comprising of Chhumey, Choekor (Jakar), Tang... read more

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