Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan Tour
A Customizable Kolkata, Darjeeling, Bhutan Tour
Duration
11 Nights & 12 Days
Destinations Covered
Kolkata – Bagdogra – Darjeeling – Gangtok – Phuentsholing – Thimphu – Bumthang – Punakha – Paro – Kolkata
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This Itinerary Is Customizable According To Your Need
Overview
The Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan Tour is a 12‑day India tour package covering Kolkata, Bagdogra, Darjeeling, Gangtok, Phuentsholing, Thimphu, Bumthang, Punakha, Paro, and Kolkata. Our Eastern Himalayas and Bhutan Tour packages blend Himalayan landscapes with rich culture, offering tea gardens, monasteries, and East India heritage. Perfect for travelers seeking authentic Bhutan tours, Himalayan culture, and East India experiences, Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan Tour creates memories that last a lifetime while showcasing Bhutan’s culture and the beauty of the Himalayas.
The Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan Tour Itinerary
Day 01
Meals : Lunch/Dinner
Arrive Kolkata
The Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan Tour begins upon arrival in Kolkata, where guests assemble outside the airport before starting a panoramic city tour from the coach. Reach the hotel for early lunch and check‑in. After wash and change, depart for a half‑day sightseeing tour including St. Paul’s Cathedral Church, the sacred Kalighat Temple, the iconic Victoria Memorial (closed on Mondays and national holidays), and the Mother House (closed on Thursdays and national holidays). Return to the hotel for dinner and overnight stay, marking the perfect start to your Bhutan tour and East India journey.
Day 02
Meals : Lunch/Dinner
Kolkata → Bagdogra → Darjeeling
After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your flight to Bagdogra with light lunch on board. On arrival, meet and assist before driving to Darjeeling. Nestled in the Himalayas at 2134m, Darjeeling—known as the “Queen of the Hills”—offers stunning views of the Kanchendzonga, charming villages, waterfalls, tea gardens, and its famous narrow‑gauge railway. As Graeme Westlake described, it presents “a view scarcely unrivalled on Earth.” Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 03
Meals : Lunch/Dinner
Darjeeling
Begin the day with an early morning excursion to Tiger Hill to witness the majestic sunrise over the Himalayan range, where peaks like Kanchendzonga and even Mount Everest glow golden as the horizon changes colors. Return to the hotel for breakfast before enjoying a nostalgic toy train ride up to Ghoom, followed by a visit to the historic Ghoom Monastery, home to a 15‑foot statue of Maitreya Buddha. In the afternoon, proceed for a city tour including the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute and the Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park (closed on Thursdays), where exhibits highlight Tenzing Norgay’s Everest climb and Himalayan wildlife such as snow leopards and Tibetan wolves. Continue to the Tibetan Self‑Help Centre (closed on Sundays), run by Tibetan refugees to preserve traditional handicrafts like carpets, leatherwork, paintings, and woodwork. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 04
Meals : Lunch/Dinner
Darjeeling → Gangtok
After breakfast, drive to Gangtok, the capital of Sikkim, set at an altitude of 1750m. Surrounded by monasteries and orchids. Upon arrival, visit the Do Drul Chorten, commemorating the victory of good over evil, along with the nearby Jhang Chub Chorten and statues of Lord Buddha and Guru Padmasambhava. Continue to the Namgyal Institute of Tibetology, which houses one of the world’s largest collections of rare manuscripts on Mahayana Buddhism and offers traditional art and crafts. End the day at the Enchey Monastery, perched on a ridge above town, built in 1910 on the site of Lama Drutob Karpo’s hermitage, and home to monks of the Nyingmapa Order. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 05
Meals : Lunch/Dinner
Gangtok → Phuentsholing
After breakfast, drive to Phuentsholing with lunch en route at a local restaurant. On arrival, complete immigration formalities and check in at the hotel. If time permits, visit Zangtho Pelri, a small temple in the city centre representing the heaven of Guru Rinpoche. In the evening, explore the local market before returning for dinner and overnight stay at the hotel in Phuentsholing.
Day 06
Meals : Lunch/Dinner
Phuentsholing → Thimphu
After breakfast, drive to Thimphu, Bhutan’s capital city, famously known as the world’s only capital without traffic lights. On arrival, check in at the hotel before heading out in the afternoon to visit the National Memorial Chorten. Continue to Trashichhoedzong, the historic fortress that houses the monarch’s throne room and the seat of the Chief Abbot. End the day at Ka Ja Throm, a vibrant market quarter showcasing handicrafts, farm products, and local cuisine in a lively setting. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel in Thimphu, situated at 2,320m.
Day 07
Meals : Lunch/Dinner
Thimphu → Bumthang
Drive to Bumthang via scenic mountain passes. Stop at Dochu‑la Pass with its 108 chortens and panoramic Himalayan views, then continue across Pelela Pass and visit the Chendbji Chorten. Pause in Trongsa for lunch and explore the historic Trongsa Dzong, ancestral seat of Bhutan’s royal family. The journey ascends the Yutong‑la Pass before descending into the fertile Chumey Valley, known for its crops and traditional wool weaving called Bumthang Yathra. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel in Bumthang.
Day 08
Meals : Lunch/Dinner
Bumthang
Spend the day exploring Bumthang, a district of four fertile valleys rich in temples, monasteries, and cultural heritage. In the morning, attend the vibrant Tshechu Festival, where monks and laymen perform sacred mask dances honoring Guru Padmasambhava, and locals gather in traditional attire for celebration. Later, visit the scenic Jakar Dzong, known as the “castle of the white bird,” overlooking Choekhor Valley. Continue to the Bumthang Brewery and Cheese Factory to see the brewing and cheese‑making process, taste the famous Red Panda Beer, and sample local products like apple brandy and honey. Conclude the day with an evening stroll through the village markets before dinner and overnight stay at the hotel in Bumthang.
Day 09
Meals : Lunch/Dinner
Thimphu → Punakha
After breakfast, drive to Punakha, the former capital of Bhutan and winter residence of the Chief Abbot. The fertile valley, nourished by the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu rivers, is known for abundant crops and fruits. En route, optionally visit Wangduephodrang Dzong(Optional) , a historic fortress restored to its grandeur after fire damage. On arrival in Punakha, check in at the hotel, enjoy leisure time in the evening, followed by dinner and overnight stay.
Day 10
Meals : Lunch/Dinner
Punakha → Paro
After breakfast, visit the majestic Punakha Dzong, the “Palace of Great Happiness,” followed by a walk across the Punakha Suspension Bridge with its fluttering prayer flags and valley views. Drive to Paro, stopping at Sangchhen Dorji Lhuendrup Nunnery, home to impressive statues and a meditation center for nuns. On arrival, check in at the hotel and explore Paro Valley, known for its rich culture, fertile fields, and views of Mount Chomolhari. Time permitting, visit Rinpung Dzong, with its historic courtyards and Buddhist wall paintings. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel in Paro.
Day 11
Meals : Lunch/Dinner
Paro
After breakfast, set out on a hike to the legendary Tiger’s Nest Monastery (Taktshang Lhakhang), perched dramatically on a cliff high above Paro Valley. Revered as one of Bhutan’s most sacred sites, it is believed Guru Rinpoche meditated here after arriving on the back of a tigress, giving the monastery its name. The hike offers stunning views and a deep spiritual atmosphere, making it a highlight of any Bhutan journey.
Later, visit a traditional Bhutanese farmhouse, where you can experience warm hospitality, taste authentic local cuisine, and learn about rural life. Guests may also try their hand at archery, Bhutan’s national sport, using traditional bamboo bows and arrows.
End the day with the option of a hot stone bath, a traditional healing ritual where river stones are heated and immersed in herbal water, offering relaxation and cultural immersion. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel in Paro.
Day 12
Meals : Lunch/Dinner
Paro → Kolkata
After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your flight to Kolkata, concluding the memorable Eastern Himalayas and Bhutan Tour. On arrival, enjoy lunch near the airport and, time permitting, visit Eco Park and the Mother’s Wax Museum to experience a final glimpse of East India culture. In the evening, transfer to the airport for your international departure, carrying with you unforgettable memories of your Bhutan tour and Himalayan journey.
Experiences Included
Tshechu Festival
Bumthang Brewery & Cheese Factory
Village strolls & local markets
Punakha Suspension Bridge
Traditional farmhouse visit
Archery practice
Hot stone bath (optional)
Our Commitment to Safe Holidays
Regular Temperature Checks
Regular screening of hotel staff, guests, drivers, and guides.
Availability of Protection Gear
Sanitizers, masks & gloves available during commute and at hotels.
Sanitized Premises
Vehicles, hotel rooms, and premises are thoroughly sanitized.
About The Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan Tour Packages
Planning the Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan Tour with ASI India Travels is the perfect way to experience the best of Bhutan tourism and the cultural charm of the Eastern Himalayas tour. This 12‑day Bhutan holiday package begins in Kolkata, taking travelers through Darjeeling and Gangtok before crossing into Bhutan. This India Tour package blends East India heritage with sacred Bhutan monasteries, lush Bhutan valleys, and breathtaking Himalayan landscapes, making it one of the best Bhutan tour package for international travelers.
The Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan Tour offers a complete Bhutan travel itinerary, balancing adventure and serenity. From tea gardens and mountain views in Darjeeling to iconic sites like Punakha Dzong and Paro Taktsang, travelers immerse themselves in authentic Bhutan culture. With vibrant Bhutan festivals and spiritual experiences, Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan tour package ensures international visitors enjoy the highlights of the Eastern Himalayas and Bhutan in one unforgettable journey.
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Eastern Himalayas
The Eastern Himalayas are a sub‑region of the Himalayas stretching across Bhutan, northeast India (Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Darjeeling), eastern Nepal, and parts of Tibet and Myanmar. Known as a global biodiversity hotspot, the area is home to snow‑capped peaks, glaciers, alpine meadows, and rich cultural traditions. It sustains major rivers like the Brahmaputra and Ganges, while offering travelers panoramic Himalayan landscapes, vibrant Bhutan culture, sacred monasteries, and diverse ethnic heritage. For international visitors, the Eastern Himalayas tour combines natural beauty, adventure, and spirituality, making it a central highlight of the Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan Tour.
Bhutan
Bhutan is the spiritual centerpiece of the Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan Tour, offering travelers an authentic Bhutan travel experience filled with culture, nature, and spirituality. Known worldwide for its Gross National Happiness philosophy, Bhutan is a unique destination in Bhutan tourism, celebrated for being the only carbon‑negative country. The kingdom is home to iconic sites like Paro Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest Monastery), Punakha Dzong, and the capital city Thimphu, each reflecting centuries of Bhutanese heritage.
Travelers on this Bhutan holiday package enjoy panoramic Himalayan landscapes, sacred Bhutan monasteries, vibrant Bhutan festivals, and warm Bhutanese hospitality. From traditional Bhutanese textiles and handicrafts to the national sport of archery, every aspect of Bhutan culture enriches the journey. This Bhutan tour package ensures international visitors experience the best of Bhutan travel, combining adventure, spirituality, and authentic local traditions.
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Places to Visit in the Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan
Kolkata
Located in eastern India, Kolkata is the cultural capital and gateway to the Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan Tour. Known for its colonial architecture, literary heritage, and vibrant bazaars, the city offers landmarks like the Victoria Memorial, Howrah Bridge, and the bustling New Market. It’s also famous for Bengali cuisine and festivals such as Durga Puja, making it a lively introduction before heading into the Himalayas.
Bagdogra
Bagdogra is a small town in West Bengal, situated near Siliguri, and serves as the main transit hub for travelers heading to Darjeeling and Sikkim. Surrounded by lush tea gardens and foothills, Bagdogra is known for its airport that connects the plains with the Himalayas. While not a sightseeing destination itself, it’s an essential stop in the Eastern Himalayas tour, offering scenic views and a smooth transition into the mountains.
Darjeeling
Nestled in West Bengal, Darjeeling is famously called the “Queen of the Hills.” It is known worldwide for its Darjeeling tea plantations, panoramic views of Kanchenjunga, and the UNESCO‑listed Darjeeling Himalayan Railway (Toy Train). Visitors can explore the Tiger Hill sunrise, Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park, and Buddhist monasteries. Darjeeling combines colonial charm with Himalayan beauty, making it one of the most iconic stops in the Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan Tour.
Gangtok (Sikkim)
The capital of Sikkim, Gangtok is perched in the Eastern Himalayas and blends spirituality with natural beauty. It is known for monasteries like Rumtek and Enchey, vibrant local markets, and stunning views of snow‑capped peaks. Travelers can visit Tsomgo Lake, MG Marg, and enjoy short treks or cultural experiences. Gangtok is a highlight of the Eastern Himalayas tour, offering a mix of adventure, culture, and serenity.
Phuentsholing
Located on the Bhutan‑India border, Phuentsholing is the entry point into Bhutan. It is known as a lively trading town where Indian and Bhutanese cultures meet. Visitors can explore the Zangto Pelri Lhakhang temple, local markets, and get their first taste of Bhutanese architecture and traditions. Phuentsholing serves as the welcoming gateway to the rest of the Bhutan tour package.
Thimphu
The capital city of Bhutan, Thimphu, is a blend of modern development and deep spirituality. It is known for landmarks like the National Memorial Chorten, Tashichho Dzong, and the giant Buddha Dordenma statue overlooking the valley. Thimphu also hosts vibrant Bhutan festivals, and its weekend market is a great place to experience local crafts and food. As the cultural and political hub, Thimphu is central to any Bhutan travel itinerary.
Punakha
Punakha is renowned for the majestic Punakha Dzong, one of Bhutan’s most beautiful fortresses, located at the confluence of the Pho Chu and Mo Chu rivers. Known as the “Palace of Great Happiness,” the dzong is often the site of important Bhutan festivals and ceremonies. Punakha offers riverside views, suspension bridges, and a serene atmosphere, making it a must‑visit destination in Bhutan.
Bumthang
Often called the cultural heartland of Bhutan, Bumthang is a valley region filled with ancient monasteries, temples, and sacred sites. It is known for places like Jakar Dzong, Kurje Lhakhang, and Tamshing Monastery, each with deep spiritual significance. Bumthang’s landscapes are dotted with apple orchards and traditional villages, offering travelers an authentic experience of Bhutanese heritage.
Paro
Paro is one of Bhutan’s most picturesque valleys and home to the iconic Paro Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest Monastery), perched dramatically on a cliffside. The town also features Paro Dzong, the National Museum, and scenic trails through pine forests and riverside landscapes. Known for its rich Bhutan culture and heritage, Paro is the perfect finale to the Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan Tour, combining adventure, spirituality, and breathtaking views.
Experiences & Activities in the Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan
Archery in Bhutan
Archery is the national sport of Bhutan and a highlight of any Bhutan tour package. Travelers can watch locals compete in traditional archery tournaments, often accompanied by singing, dancing, and vibrant Bhutan festivals. Experiencing archery offers insight into Bhutan culture, Bhutanese traditions, and the spirit of Bhutan tourism, making it a must‑see activity during the Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan Tour.
Tea Garden Walks in Darjeeling
Darjeeling, known as the “Queen of the Hills,” is world‑famous for its Darjeeling tea plantations. Walking through lush tea gardens allows travelers to learn about tea cultivation, enjoy tastings, and soak in panoramic Himalayan landscapes. This activity connects visitors to the heritage of the Eastern Himalayas tour, blending natural beauty with cultural richness, and is a signature experience of the Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan Tour.
Monastery Visits & Festivals
Sacred monasteries and vibrant festivals are central to the Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan Tour. In Bhutan, iconic sites like Paro Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest Monastery) and Punakha Dzong showcase spiritual heritage, while annual Bhutan festivals such as Paro Tsechu bring color, dance, and tradition to life. In Sikkim and Darjeeling, monasteries like Rumtek and Enchey highlight Buddhist practices, enriching the Bhutan Tour with culture and spirituality.
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Dishes to Try in the Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan
Ema Datshi
Ema Datshi is Bhutan’s national dish and a must‑try during any Bhutan tour package. Made with fiery chilies and local cheese, it reflects the bold flavors of Bhutanese cuisine. Served with red rice, this dish is a staple in Bhutan travel itineraries, offering international visitors an authentic taste of Bhutan culture and hospitality.
Momos
Momos are popular dumplings across the Eastern Himalayas tour, especially in Darjeeling, Sikkim, and Bhutan. Filled with vegetables, cheese, or meat, they are steamed or fried and served with spicy chutneys. Momos are a favorite street food in Bhutan tourism and Himalayan regions, making them a comforting and flavorful highlight of the Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan Tour.
Darjeeling Tea
Known worldwide, Darjeeling tea is often called the “Champagne of teas.” Visiting tea estates in Darjeeling allows travelers to taste fresh brews while enjoying panoramic Himalayan landscapes. This beverage is central to the identity of the Eastern Himalayas tour, and collecting premium tea packets makes for perfect souvenirs. It’s both a cultural and sensory experience in the Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan Tour.
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Souvenirs to Collect in the Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan
Bhutanese Textiles
Hand‑woven Bhutanese textiles are among the most treasured souvenirs in Bhutan tourism. Known for their intricate patterns and vibrant colors, these fabrics reflect centuries of Bhutanese heritage and craftsmanship. Travelers on a Bhutan tour package can purchase scarves, kira, or gho material, each representing authentic Bhutan culture and artistry.
Prayer Flags & Thangka Paintings
Colorful prayer flags and sacred thangka paintings are symbolic souvenirs that embody the spirituality of the Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan Tour. Prayer flags fluttering in the wind are believed to spread blessings, while thangkas depict Buddhist deities and teachings. Collecting these items connects visitors to the spiritual essence of Bhutan monasteries and Himalayan traditions.
Darjeeling Tea Packets
World‑famous Darjeeling tea is a must‑buy souvenir from the Eastern Himalayas tour. Known as the “Champagne of teas,” Darjeeling tea offers rich flavor and aroma, making it a perfect gift or keepsake. Travelers can purchase premium tea packets directly from estates, ensuring authenticity. This souvenir ties together the natural beauty and cultural charm of the Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan Tour.
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Best Time to Visit the Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan
The best time to visit the Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan Tour is during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), when clear skies, pleasant temperatures, and stunning Himalayan landscapes make travel ideal. These seasons are perfect for sightseeing, trekking, and cultural immersion. Spring brings blooming rhododendrons across the Eastern Himalayas tour, while autumn showcases vibrant Bhutan festivals such as Paro Tsechu and Thimphu Tsechu, enriching any Bhutan travel itinerary.
Winter (December to February) offers serene valleys and fewer crowds, though higher regions in Bhutan and the Eastern Himalayas can be cold. Summer (June to August) coincides with the monsoon, bringing heavy rains to Darjeeling, Sikkim, and Bhutan, which may affect travel plans. For international travelers seeking the perfect balance of adventure, culture, and comfort, spring and autumn remain the most recommended seasons for a Bhutan holiday package, Bhutan tourism, and the Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan Tour.
The Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan Tour combines stunning Himalayan landscapes, rich Bhutan culture, and authentic experiences. From Darjeeling tea gardens and Gangtok monasteries to Punakha Dzong and Paro Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest Monastery), travelers enjoy vibrant Bhutan festivals, traditional archery, flavorful dishes like Ema Datshi and momos, and souvenirs such as Bhutanese textiles and Darjeeling tea packets. Best visited in spring and autumn, this Bhutan holiday package offers adventure, spirituality, and heritage for international travellers.
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Inclusions
Comfortable stays at curated properties throughout the journey.
Daily meals included to keep you energized and satisfied.
All applicable taxes are covered in the package cost.
Refreshing welcome drinks served on arrival at select hotels.
Round-trip transfers between airport and hotel for convenience.
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FAQ's About The Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan Tour Packages
The Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan Tour is a 12‑day East India and Bhutan (neighbouring country) Tour through Kolkata, Darjeeling, Gangtok, Phuentsholing, Thimphu, Bumthang, Punakha, Paro, and Kolkata, blending Himalayan landscapes with rich Bhutan culture and East India heritage. Starting and ending in Kolkata, this Eastern Himalayas and Bhutan Tour package offers monasteries, tea gardens, vibrant festivals, and authentic Himalayan experiences for global travelers.
Bhutan is famous for its stunning Himalayan landscapes, sacred monasteries, and vibrant Bhutan culture. Known as the “Land of the Thunder Dragon,” it celebrates traditions like the Tshechu Festival, archery, and hot stone baths. The country is also renowned for its Gross National Happiness philosophy, making every Bhutan tour a blend of spirituality, nature, and authentic Himalayan heritage.
The Eastern Himalayas are famous for breathtaking mountains, tea gardens, and cultural diversity. Destinations like Darjeeling, Gangtok, and Bhutan highlight sacred monasteries and Himalayan festivals. With Kolkata as the gateway, the Eastern Himalayas and Bhutan Tour blends East India culture with authentic Bhutanese traditions.
The best time to visit Bhutan and the Eastern Himalayas is during spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November). These seasons offer clear Himalayan views, pleasant weather, and vibrant festivals like the Tshechu Festival. Starting in Kolkata, the Eastern Himalayas and Bhutan Tour combines East India culture with Bhutan’s monasteries, landscapes, and authentic Himalayan experiences.
Most Eastern Himalayas & Bhutan tours are 10–12 days, starting and ending in Kolkata. This duration covers East India highlights like Darjeeling and Gangtok along with Bhutan’s key destinations – Thimphu, Punakha, Bumthang, and Paro.
The tour covers Kolkata, Darjeeling, Gangtok, Phuentsholing, Thimphu, Punakha, Bumthang, and Paro, blending East India heritage with Himalayan landscapes and authentic Bhutan culture. This itinerary offers monasteries, tea gardens, valleys, and vibrant festivals for a complete Bhutan tour package experience.
Yes, Bhutan lies within the Eastern Himalayas, sharing this region with parts of India like Sikkim, Darjeeling, and Arunachal Pradesh. The Eastern Himalayas and Bhutan Tour highlights Bhutan’s monasteries, valleys, and vibrant Bhutan culture, alongside Himalayan landscapes and East India heritage.
Yes, UK citizens must apply for a Bhutan visa before travel. A valid passport (with at least 6 months’ validity) , a one time visa fee, and the daily Sustainable Development Fee are required for the Bhutan Tour.
Carry a valid passport and Bhutan visa, respect local customs, and travel responsibly in the world’s only carbon‑negative country. Declare tobacco at Paro airport as duties are high. Service is slower than Western hotels, so pre‑order meals during your Bhutan tour.
