Chillies Bhutan: your trusted local travel partner from Bhutan
Discover authentic Bhutan trekking and Bhutan tour packages with Chillies Bhutan, Bhutan's premier registered tour operator and local travel partner for Himalayan adventure Bhutan. Explore Jhomolari trek, Druk Path, Paro Valley tours, and Lunana Snowman Trek with sustainable local guides offering permits, luxury camps, and cultural immersions. Book sustainable Bhutan travel now for thrilling, eco-friendly journeys embracing Gross National Happiness!
Our Services
Chillies Bhutan Tours is a local travel agency with 10+ years of experience providing personalised Bhutan trips, including cultural tours, treks, and visa services. They focus on authentic experiences in Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha, emphasising sustainable tourism and Gross National Happiness principles.
Tourism
We at Chillies Bhutan help you craft and curate any tourism packages related to your interest and need for you or your family's perfect getaway.
Package Tours
Chillies Bhutan offers a great deal of package tours. These tours usually include accommodations, transportation, meals and a local guide to help you experience the country's culture, history and natural beauty.
Permits
At Chillies Bhutan, we specialize in helping you secure local travel permits and trekking permits effortlessly. Our expert team handles all paperwork to ensure smooth access to Bhutan's stunning trails and regions
Airline Ticketing
In Bhutan air travel is limited to two main airlines, Druk Air(Royal Bhutan Airlines) and Bhutan Airlines. These airlines operate flights primarily to and from Bhutan's only Paro international airport (PBH). Therefore we help you to book well in advance, as flights are limited and can fill up quickly.
Travel Packages
Culture, Festivals, Treks and lots of Happiness
Bhutan Travel Plans
Explore Bhutan with local tour operater
SPECIAL AND UNIQUE ADVENTURES AND EXPERIENCES
Not all activities are mentioned here. Some are better as a surprise
Bhutan: Happiness is a Place
Visit Bhutan and join the rare few who see its amazing nature and special culture—where Gross National Happiness beats money every time. Laws keep 60% forested forever, so drive through blooming rhododendron mountain passes in spring and spot wildlife in national parks. Try a fun Bhutan trek for your best Himalayan adventure!
Bhutan Travel Blogs
Krutarth and Manali
A last Shangri-La to immerse in cultural and traditional values, where the philosophy of government is guided by happiness of people at large.Testimonials
Arun Kumar
“Our tour with Chillies Bhutan was planned so perfectly from start to finish! We’re a family from Pune, India, and we enjoyed every bit of it. Thank you, team Chillies Bhutan, for such a great Bhutan cultural tour”
Olivia
“Our Bhutan trip with Chillies Bhutan was an absolute dream—everything ran like clockwork from permits to daily itineraries! As a family from Australia, we were blown away by the stunning Paro Dzong temples, vibrant Punakha festivals, breathtaking hikes, and warm local hospitality. The food was delicious too, especially the ema datshi, and guides shared incredible stories. Massive shoutout to the Chillies Bhutan crew for creating pure magic on our Himalayan adventure”
Sanjay Sing
“Our trek with Chillies Bhutan was super smooth and well-organized! We're a group from Delhi, India, and had an amazing time exploring Bhutan. Big thanks to the Chillies Bhutan team for the awesome Bhutan trekking experience”
Frequently Asked
Questions
Chillies voyage is a local tour agency, operating from Bhutan. There will be some savings by booking your trip directly through us. The agents abroad are commission agents and you will be paying a commission on top of the rate charged by a local tour operator. When you book your trip through travel agents abroad, they ultimately need to deal with local operators in Bhutan because tourist visas can be only be arranged by a local operator.
Yes, you can travel single (solo) in Bhutan. You will get an independent guide and driver throughout your tour. Unless it comes as a request to join a group, to cut down on travel cost, we don’t combine groups as we respect the privacy and needs of each individual.
The best time to visit Bhutan is when you happen to be in Asia or in the neighbouring countries like Nepal, India, Bangladesh, Thailand and Singapore.
Two seasons, March to May and September to November, are the best times to travel in Bhutan. The climate is good and there are many festivals in these seasons. You can travel during the rest of the year too but June, July and August are slightly humid because of the onset of the monsoon while December, January and February are the cold winter months.
You can visit western Bhutan (Thimphu, Paro, Punakha and Wangduephodrang) anytime of the year. Avoid central and eastern Bhutan during the monsoon months of July and August when the weather is sometimes a little too wet and clouded for sightseeing.
It will cost you in the range of USD250 – USD350 per person per day (including the USD100 SDF for visa); depending on the number of people in the travel group. For a solo traveler, it will cost USD350 per day (including the USD100 SDF for visa). Therefore a five day visit will cost USD1750. This cost will cover all aspects of the trip, such as hotel rooms, all three meals, guide, driver, visa SDF, water, tea, coffee and snacks. It will not cover, air tickets, alcoholic beverages, shopping and tips.
How do I book my flights to Bhutan?
We will be able arrange your airline tickets for both Druk Air and Bhutan Airlines. However, you can also buy directly from their websites www.drukair.com.bt and www.bhutanairlines.bt
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