Wanderon’s Paro tour packages bring you to one of Bhutan’s most scenic valleys, where dramatic Himalayan landscapes, ancient monasteries, and traditional Bhutanese culture come together.
From the iconic Tiger’s Nest and Rinpung Dzong to peaceful temples, mountain viewpoints, and streets of Paro town, there’s plenty to explore without making the trip feel rushed.
With 5+ Paro itineraries, WanderOn brings Paro experiences together under longer Bhutan trips while leaving enough time to experience the valley at your pace. Our Bhutan tour packages combine the valley with destinations like Thimphu, Punakha and Phobjikha. You can also choose shorter Paro-to-Paro itineraries if you want a more focused Bhutan holiday. For travellers flying from North India, a Delhi to Paro flight is one of the easiest ways to reach Bhutan, with Paro International Airport serving as the country's main international gateway.
With years of experience planning Bhutan trips, WanderOn understands the routes, stays, permits, and logistics that make a Bhutan holiday easier to plan. We recommend booking your flights and stays early, especially during the popular spring and autumn months, as flight availability to Paro can be limited.
Explore our Paro tour packages under wider Bhutan holidays below to find an itinerary that fits your travel plans.
Prices are subject to change according to season and departure date.
The 4N/5D Bhutan holiday is a good choice if you are visiting Bhutan for the first time and do not want to spend a week on the road.
The itinerary covers Paro, Thimphu and Punakha. You get time for the major sights without trying to fit the whole country into five days. The trip begins with your arrival in Paro, moves to Thimphu and Punakha, and returns to Paro for the Tiger's Nest hike before departure.
If you have 7 or 8 days, the longer Bhutan road trips make more sense. You can add Phobjikha Valley, spend more time in the mountains, and explore Paro without rushing from one attraction to another. WanderOn's 8-day itinerary covers Phuentsholing, Thimphu, Punakha, Phobjikha Valley and Paro, with Tiger's Nest scheduled towards the end of the trip.
Choosing any of Bhutan bike trip packages is a better fit if you want the journey itself to be part of the holiday. Instead of simply travelling between sightseeing spots, you explore Bhutan on two wheels, riding through winding mountain roads, high-altitude passes, quiet villages, and spectacular Himalayan landscapes. Arrive at Paro International Airport and meet your driver or tour representative. Depending on the itinerary, you will either stay in Paro or continue towards Thimphu.
If you have time, take a short walk around Paro and get your first look at Bhutanese architecture.
Explore Thimphu and visit attractions such as Buddha Dordenma, Tashichho Dzong and the National Memorial Chorten.
Later, travel towards Punakha through Dochula Pass. The drive is one of the highlights of the trip, with mountain scenery along the route.
Day 3: Punakha and Return to Paro
Visit Punakha Dzong and the famous Suspension Bridge before returning towards Paro.
Depending on your itinerary, Chimi Lhakhang can also be included.
This is the big day.
Start early for the hike to Tiger's Nest Monastery, also called Paro Taktsang. The trail climbs through pine forests before reaching the monastery built into the cliffside.
The hike takes effort, so do not plan a packed evening afterwards. Keep the rest of the day relaxed.
Have breakfast and head to the airport for your onward journey.
This 4N/5D route is designed around the classic Paro-Thimphu-Punakha circuit and is one of the shorter ways to experience Bhutan's main attractions.
The cost depends on whether you choose a short, customised trip or a longer group departure.
WanderOn's current Bhutan group packages start from ₹36,999 per person, while the broader estimated cost for a 5–7 day Bhutan holiday ranges from around ₹35,000 to ₹45,000 for a budget trip and ₹50,000 to ₹70,000 for a mid-range trip. Your international or domestic flight cost will depend heavily on where you are travelling from. If you are flying from Delhi, check the available Delhi to Paro flight options for your exact dates before finalising your itinerary.
The final price also changes based on hotel category, season, duration and activities.
- Accommodation on double or triple sharing basis
- Private vehicle for travel within Bhutan
- Meals mentioned in the selected itinerary
- Bhutan entry permits and required travel permits
- Sightseeing as mentioned in the itinerary
- Trip Captain on group departures
- Driver charges, fuel, tolls and parking
- On-ground travel support
- Basic medical kit
- Selected experiences such as the Tiger's Nest trek, depending on the package
The exact inclusions vary between packages, so check the individual itinerary before booking.
- GST and TCS
- Personal expenses
- Food and drinks not mentioned in the itinerary
- Tips and gratuities
- Costs caused by landslides, roadblocks or other natural disruptions
- Costs resulting from changes in tourism policies
- Flight delays or changes
- Airport drop, where not included
- Any activity or expense not mentioned under inclusions
Monument entry tickets can also vary by package, so this should be checked before booking.
- March to May: Spring brings pleasant temperatures and colourful landscapes. It is a good period for sightseeing and hiking.
- June to August: This is the wetter period. Rain can affect mountain views and road journeys, so keep some flexibility in your plans. If you enjoy quieter trips and fewer crowds, explore our Bhutan tour packages in summer for suitable itineraries.
- September to November: Autumn is one of the best periods for a Paro Bhutan holiday. The weather is generally comfortable, and mountain views can be excellent.
- December to February: Winter is colder, particularly in the mornings and evenings. If you do not mind the cold, it can be a quieter time to visit. Our Bhutan tour packages in winter are worth considering if you want to experience Bhutan during the colder, less busy months.
The Paro, Bhutan, weather changes through the year, and temperatures can vary between the valley and higher areas.
Pack layers rather than relying on one heavy jacket. Comfortable walking shoes are important if you plan to hike to Tiger's Nest. A light rain jacket is also useful, especially during the wetter months.
- Hike to Tiger's Nest: The hike to Paro Taktsang is the biggest highlight of most Bhutan trips.
- Visit Rinpung Dzong: Explore one of Paro's most recognisable traditional buildings.
- Explore Paro Valley: Take a slow drive through the valley and stop at villages, temples and viewpoints.
- Visit Kyichu Lhakhang: Add this ancient temple to your sightseeing list for a quieter cultural experience.
- Walk around Paro Town: Spend some time looking at traditional Bhutanese buildings, local shops and cafés.
- Try Bhutanese Food: Ema datshi, momos and red rice are some of the dishes worth trying during your trip.
- Enjoy the Mountain Views: Sometimes the best part of a Paro tour is simply stopping somewhere quiet and taking in the valley.
- Attend Local Festivals: If you visit during the festive season, you can experience Bhutan’s celebrations alongside its cultural traditions. WanderOn also offers a Bhutan New Year & Christmas trip for travellers looking to spend the holiday season in Bhutan
For travellers starting from Delhi, the Delhi to Paro flight is the most direct way to reach Bhutan by air.
Paro International Airport is Bhutan's main international airport, and flying into Paro saves you the long road journey from India. Flight availability can be limited compared with major international routes, so check the schedule for your exact travel dates before booking hotels or connecting transport.
A direct Delhi to Paro flight takes around 2 hours 20 minutes to 2 hours 30 minutes, with Drukair and Bhutan Airlines operating the route.
If you are booking a package that starts in Bagdogra instead, you will travel to Bhutan by road through the India-Bhutan border. WanderOn's larger road-trip packages use this route and cover destinations such as Phuentsholing, Thimphu, Punakha, Phobjikha, and Paro.
Indian citizens do not need a tourist visa for Bhutan. However, they need a Bhutan entry permit.
According to the WanderOn Bhutan travel experts, Indian travellers can use a valid Indian passport with at least six months' validity or a valid Voter ID card. Children below 18 can travel with a passport or birth certificate if they are accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
An entry permit is required whether you enter Bhutan by air or land. Additional route permits may be needed when travelling beyond the standard permitted areas, including places such as Punakha and Phobjikha.
WanderOn's Bhutan tourism includes assistance with the required permits, depending on the itinerary. Why Book a Paro Bhutan Tour with WanderOn?
Planning Bhutan is not as simple as booking a hotel and showing up. You need to think about permits, transport, mountain roads, and the order of destinations.
WanderOn's Bhutan packages collection includes group, private and customised options, with trips ranging from 4 to 10 days. Its Bhutan packages include on-ground coordination, comfortable stays, transport, permits, and selected sightseeing experiences.
A dedicated Trip Captain is included on group departures, while the itineraries are designed to allow for flexibility instead of turning every day into a checklist.
For travellers who prefer flexibility, the customised Paro-to-Paro packages are especially useful. You can choose a shorter trip without committing to a fixed group departure.