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Total flights from Mumbai to Paro in a week	1 Flight
Flight Timing	Druk Air 207 , departs at 04:30 AM
Airlines from Mumbai to Paro	Druk Air
Time of Mumbai to Paro flights	02h 10m

Bhutan is one of those countries that have a firm grip on tradition and culture even throughout the modern times. Tourists can experience not just the taste of Buddhist culture but also magnificent natural sceneries. Bhutan is the only remaining Vajrayana Buddhist nation on the planet, as well as the profound teachings of this custom wield an extremely solid weight on the everyday lives of peoples.

Bhutan is not just about Buddhism. It is the land to take pleasure in life time of trekking, variety of mountain and also monasteries as well as unique cultural elements. Among the Himalayan locations, Bhutan has a significant value for valued tourist. The land is filled with unique traditions and cultural contrasts. Bhutan can give you numerous elements of happiness, which is absent in most of the iconic attractions.

How to Reach Bhutan from Mumbai by Air

Mumbai is one of the principal metropolises of India and also has numerous people living there. Having such a vast population means that the city requires to be well linked to the rest of the world by road, flights, and railways. To know how to head to Bhutan from Mumbai, Although Mumbai to Bhutan flights are recommended.

By Air: To get to Bhutan from Mumbai, there are 2 Mumbai to Paro trips operated by Druk Air. Mumbai to Bhutan Flight duration gets on an average 3 hrs 10 minutes. The flights are mostly nonstop. Paro is Bhutan's major airport, and also most International flights are received there. Flights are one of the most common ways to take a trip between both locations due to the significantly much less time taken and also from the point of view of comfort as well.

Mumbai To Bhutan Distance

	Distance	By Air	By Road	By Train	By Sea
Mumbai to Bhutan	N/A	3.0 hours	54.0 hours	N/A	N/A

Best Time To Visit Bhutan By Air

Spring and autumn seasons are best for visiting Bhutan. Try to make the trip between March-May or September-November.

FAQ's

Q1. I am a Vegetarian; does Bhutanese food carry any non-meat options?

Ans. Bhutan is not only famous for its colorful festivals and the concept of Gross National Happiness but is also famous for red rice and chilies which arent just considered a seasoning but the main ingredient. Though the majority of dishes would certainly include a beef or a pork meal however there is more variety for Vegetarians. Bhutan's national dish is Ema Datse which is actually eco-friendly chilies sautéed with cheese and is not very spicy to consume. A lot of meals right here are made with cheese as it is produced locally below (sometimes Yak cheese also) like Mushrooms with Cheese sauce (shamu datse), Spinach with Cheese sauce (huentseu days), Potatoes with Cheese sauce (kewa datse). Primarily all resorts offer our basic dal as well as rice, chapattis are challenging to locate. Surprisingly dessert below is not a routine gelato or chocolate truffle but fresh cut fruits like watermelon, grapes, apple and sweet bananas followed by a coffee/tea. It's constantly a great concept to order an hour or even more ahead of time, or anticipates waiting for life as well as do not be stunned if many of the offerings in the menu are not available.

Q2. How do I get to Bhutan?

Ans. By Air: To reach Bhutan from Mumbai, there are 2 Mumbai to Paro trips operated by Druk Air. Mumbai to Bhutan flight duration is on an average 3 hours 10 minutes. The flights are mainly non-stop. Paro is Bhutan's primary airport, and also most international flights are received there. Flights are one of the most common methods to travel in between both areas because of the substantially less time taken and from the viewpoint of convenience as well.

Q3. What currency is used in Bhutan?

Ans. Bhutanese currency is known as the Ngultrum. Its value is tied to the Indian Rupee which is commonly accepted in the country.

Q4. How much does the visa expense?

Ans. For International visitor visas, an expense of USD 40 applies. This can be paid in advance to your tour operator or travel agent. For Indian passport (or VIC) holders, Bangladeshi nationals and persons from the Maldives, there is no cost incurred.

Q5. Do I need a visa to enter Bhutan?

Ans. All International tourists wanting to get in Bhutan require a visa which needs to be pre-arranged via a permit Bhutanese Scenic tour Driver or among their worldwide partners. Visa clearance has to be acquired via your scenic tour operator before take a trip. For Indian ticket (or VIC) owners, Bangladeshi nationals and also persons from the Maldives may obtain a visa on entrance.

Q6. What are the famous places to visit on a sightseeing tour in Bhutan?

Ans. Known as the Last Paradise, Bhutan is a country that consists of panoramic valleys, marvelous Himalayas, as well as wealth of rare fauna and also plants. The rivers, occurring from the Himalayas, twist through the valleys as well as enthrall with their beauty.

The famous places to visit in Bhutan on a sightseeing tour are:

Rinpung Dzong, Paro
Chele La Pass, Paro
Punakha Dzong
Buddha Dordenma Statue, Thimphu
Dochula Pass
Tigers Nest, Paro
Phobjikha Valley, Phobjikha

Q7. Do I need a visa for connecting flights?

Ans. No, you do not require a visa for connecting flights in Bhutan.

Q8. What is the best time to visit Bhutan?

Ans. Though Bhutan can be visited during whenever of the year, winter in Bhutan can feel really cool. So, the very best time to go to Bhutan will be during autumn - October to December. The spring period in Bhutan, falling in between March and May is also an ideal time to go to the country as the landscape have a tendency to vibrant with blooming vegetation.

Q9. What are the most romantic things to do on your Bhutan honeymoon tour?

The breath-taking natural beauty and the cultural treasures of the last Shangri-La, combined with relative absence of visitors, will definitely make your Bhutan honeymoon a best charming getaway.

The Land of Dragons, Bhutan is one of one of the most magical places you can most likely to.

The most romantic things to do on your Bhutan honeymoon excursion are:.

Rekindle your romance in Paro Valley
Visit the new village of Trongsa
Tour the lively markets of Thimphu
Trek in Bumthang
Enjoy your time in Gangtey valley

Q10. What sort of public transportation is there in Bhutan?

Ans. Bhutan does not have a lot in regards to public transport. There are no train tracks. Domestic airway service is limited to Paro and also Jakar. Taxi cabs or rental vehicles as well as buses are the only ways of transportation you can get in Bhutan. Public buses are normally too congested and uneasy due to bad roadway conditions although the fares are inexpensive. Additionally, bus service is just offered in districts with metalled roadways. So, it is recommended that you utilize taxi services consisted of in your Bhutan tour package.

Q11. Is it safe for solo woman travelers to visit Bhutan?

Ans. Yes, Bhutan is safe for women solo tourists. All the setups are made beforehand by tour operators in advance. Yet, it is a good idea to be careful simply to be on the much safer side.

Q12. What kind of travelling luggage I should carry? What clothes and things are must to carry?

Ans. It is always best to keep the luggage light, regardless of the destination, for your very own benefit. Given that Bhutan is a Himalayan country featuring a cold climate, you have to keep winter season basics while packing for Bhutan trip.