Opening for tourism only in 1974, Bhutan became one of world's most exclusive tourist destinations. Travellers who journey to this magical kingdom will find themselves in a land of pure and exotic mysticism. Our various Cultural Tours introduce visitors to unique aspects of Mahayana Buddhist culture, including visits to religious festivals and pilgrimage sites. Whichever tour you select, you will enjoy fascinating excursions to villages, temples and scenic spots, for a closer look at a culture and a land which remain the most unspoiled and beautiful example of the traditional Himalayan way of life in existence today.

Flight Options – Only Druk Airways and Bhutan Tashi Airways flies to Paro. No Indian carrier flies to Bhutan. These Airlines ticket are not available in the Internet for Online Booking for Indian Nationals. Only couple of authorized booking agents in India does the booking . NatureWings helps the tourists to book the ticket.

By Road through Phuntsholing – Phuntsholing is the border city of Bhutan sharing border with West Bengal Town, Jiagaon. Phuntsholing can be reached by road or by train from West Bengal and other parts of India. The Nearest railway station of Phuntsholing is Hasimara ( Stn Code HSA) and other two other nearby station is Alipur Duar JN ( APDJ) and New Cooch Bihar ( NCB).

To enter into Bhutan, No Visa is required for Indian National, only permits are required. To obtain the permit, you require to produce the Passport or Indian Voter ID Card. Permit can be obtained on arrival at Paro Airport , at Phuntsholing check post and even at New Delhi and Kolkata Bhutan Consulate office. Naturewings provides all sorts of supports to obtain the permit as part of their package.

Bhutan currency is Nu and It is 1:1 with Indian Rupee, INR. All denominations Indian Notes including 500 and 1000 Rupees are widely accepted in Bhutan. The ATM facility in Bhutan is very limited and it is recommended to carry cash in Bhutan. The usage of credit card is also very limited in Bhutan.

Thimphu is a conglomeration of a number of stunning hamlets spread over a beautiful valley. The hamlets are Motithang, Changangkha, Taba, Langchupakha and Changlimithang and there is endless scope for Nature exploration in these regions. Trekking on the rocky terrains and mountain trails and valleys are the biggest attractions in Thimphu. There are diverse trekking routes that adventurers head to from Thimphu and enjoy memorable journeys on feet.

Paro is situated in the extreme West of Bhutan ,a town with immense historical importance. The town of Paro stands on the bank of Paro Chhu or Paro river, a tributary of the Raidak river or Wong Chhu, adding to its scenic beauty.
Paro is a verdant valley where you can see endless greeneries all around. The rural areas are almost forested and offer absolute tranquility that many people look for while choosing a holiday destination. If you are Nature lover, Paro will make you fall in love with her. If you are looking for short trip or a vacation at a place right in the lap of Mother Nature, Paro is your perfect choice. To get sunk in love with Paro, you should opt for the aerial route since the Paro Airport, the only international gateway to Bhutan looks stunning from the plane

Punakha, the administrative centre of Punakha dzongkhag is an important district of Bhutan. Situated at a distance of 72 kilometers from national capital Thimphu,Punakha is a picturesque region spread over the valleys of Pho Chu and Mo Chu rivers. It takes only a 3-hour car ride to reach Punakha from Thimphu and you as a worshipper of Mother Nature would simply love the journey through picturesque serpentine roads with the valley on one side and the mountain wall on the other.
At the middle of the journey your car will reach Dochu La Pass, one of the most romantic sites in Bhutan. Dochu La is famous as a view point and while looking downwards from there you will feel like standing above the clouds. Dochu La is the site from where you can get the first glimpse of the Eastern Himalaya. Dochu La is located at an altitude of 3100 metre and from there your car will start going downwards towards the lowland of Punakha. Situated at an altitude of 1200 meters, Punakha was the capital of Bhutan before shfting the base permanently to Thimphu.