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Bhutan

This tour is a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ rated tour with 72 guests enjoying the Shubh experience

4 Days
1 State
4 Cities

Maharashtra ???? Pune ➡️ Sri Bhimashankar temple ➡️ Shirdi ➡️ Sri Grishneshwar temple ➡️ Aurangabad – Ajantha Ellora Caves (1N) (Optional)➡️ SapthaShrungi Shakthi Peeta ➡️ Nasik ➡️ Sri Triambakeshwar Temple

Why Travel to Bhutan?
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Bhutan is a rare Himalayan gem where nature, spirituality and culture are preserved with deep respect. With ancient monasteries like Tiger’s Nest, pristine forests, snow-capped mountains and a philosophy built around Gross National Happiness, it offers a peaceful, soulful travel experience. Add warm locals, clean air and untouched landscapes, and Bhutan becomes the perfect destination for anyone seeking calm, culture and scenic beauty.

Places to visit in Bhutan
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Paro

  • Tiger’s Nest Monastery (Taktsang) – The iconic cliffside monastery; Bhutan’s most famous site.
  • Paro Dzong (Rinpung Dzong) – Beautiful fortress with riverside views.
  • Kyichu Lhakhang – One of the oldest, most sacred temples.
  • Paro Museum (Ta Dzong) – Cultural artifacts and stunning views.
Thimphu (Capital)

  • Buddha Dordenma – Giant golden Buddha overlooking the valley.
  • Tashichho Dzong – Administrative & monastic fortress.
  • Memorial Chorten – Important spiritual landmark.
  • Craft Bazaar & Local Markets – Handicrafts, textiles, souvenirs.
Punakha

  • Punakha Dzong – Known as the “Palace of Great Happiness”; the most beautiful dzong in Bhutan.
  • Suspension Bridge – Long scenic bridge over the river.
  • Chimi Lhakhang – Fertility temple, surrounded by paddy fields.
Phobjikha Valley (Gangtey)

  • Gangtey Monastery – Beautiful monastery in a peaceful valley.
  • Black-Necked Crane Centre – Winter home of rare migratory cranes.
  • Nature trails – Pristine landscapes and village walks.
Bumthang

  • Jakar Dzong – Historic fortress.
  • Kurje & Jambay Lhakhang – Sacred temples with deep spiritual history.
  • Valley known as the spiritual heart of Bhutan.
Haa Valley

  • Quiet, offbeat valley with beautiful landscapes and traditional villages.
Trongsa

  • Trongsa Dzong – Largest dzong in Bhutan with dramatic mountain views.
  • Important cultural and historical stopover.
Itinerary

Maharashtra is the major hub for temples. Along with 3 Jyothirlingas, it’s a home for Ashtavinayakas, Shakthi Peetas and the famous Shirdi Sri Sai Baba shrine. A combination circuit would be the most ideal. Have a look to get a picture.

You could also select places of your choice and we would love to tailor the itinerary for you!

Day 1: Pune to Sri Bhimashankar temple and Shirdi

From Pune, we take Nasik highway to reach Sri Bhimashankar temple, post darshan proceed to Shirdi.

Night stay: Rest at Shirdi after a long journey.

Day 2: Shirdi to Sri Grishneshwar temple

Take the divine darshan of Sri Sai Baba at the sacred mandir. Then, proceed to Sri Grishneshwar temple, en-route visit Shani Singapur. Post Darshan, head back to Shirdi.

Night’s stay: Shirdi

Day 3: Shirdi to Maa SapthaShrungi Shakthi Peeta and Nasik

After breakfast, we head to the Maa SaptaShrungi shrine. Visit the temple and by evening we reach Nasik. Free to explore Nasik.

Night Stay: Nasik.

Day 4: Nasik to Sri Triambakeshwar Temple and back to hometown

After breakfast, proceed to Sri Triambakeshwar temple. Post darshan, take an evening flight/train to hometown.

Night Stay: Nasik.


Detailed itinerary shall be provided on request
*LD: Leisure Destinations

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How to reach?
How to reach?
By Air (Most Convenient) : Fly directly to Paro International Airport, the only major international airport in Bhutan.
Direct flights operate from Delhi, Kolkata, Bagdogra, Guwahati, and sometimes Mumbai, as well as Kathmandu, Bangkok and Singapore.
Airlines: Druk Air and Bhutan Airlines.
By Road (Via India) : You can enter Bhutan from India through two main borders: Jaigaon (West Bengal) → Phuentsholing (Bhutan) Most popular and easiest land entry point.
Reach Jaigaon by road/train from Siliguri, Bagdogra, Hasimara or New Jalpaiguri.
After immigration at Phuentsholing, continue by road to Thimphu or Paro.

Gelephu or Samdrup Jongkhar – Less commonly used.
Entry allowed depending on your itinerary and permits.

Best time to visit
Best time to visit
The best seasons are March to May (spring) and September to November (autumn), when the weather is clear, pleasant and perfect for sightseeing, treks and monastery visits. Spring brings blooming rhododendrons, while autumn offers the best mountain views and festivals.
Price on Request
Price on Request
For larger groups, the per-person cost reduces considerably. We welcome you to book our packages with family and friends.
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