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Punakha

Exclusive Bhutan 7D
Punakha
Hotel Sonam | Paro | |
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Meri Puensum Resort | Punakha | |
Bhutan Peaceful Resort | Thimphu | |
Hotel Kisa | Thimphu | |
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Hotel Pema Karpo | Punakha | |
Mandala Resort | Paro | |
Namgay Heritage Hotel | Thimphu | |
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The Four Boutique Hotel | Punakha | |
Tashi Namgay Resort | Paro | |

Tour of Darjeeling, Sikkim, and Bhutan
Punakha
The Four Boutique Hotel | Punakha | |
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Tashi Namgay Resort | Paro | |
Hotel Lemon Tree | New Delhi | |
Mayfair Resort | West Bengal | |
Norkhil Resort Gangtok | Sikkim | |
Sinclairs Retreat | West Bengal | |
Hotel Galingkha | Thimphu | |
Hotel Zhingkham | Punakha | |
Olathang Resort | Paro | |
Punakha Overview
Punakha, located in central Bhutan, is one of the most historically and culturally significant destinations in the kingdom. Situated at an altitude of around 1,200 meters, Punakha enjoys a subtropical climate, making it a pleasant destination year-round. The town is renowned for its stunning landscapes, including the confluence of two rivers, the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu, which create a picturesque setting. Punakha is also home to the magnificent Punakha Dzong, one of Bhutan's most iconic structures, built in 1637. This fortress-monastery, located at the meeting point of the rivers, is the administrative and religious heart of the region and serves as the winter residence for the Central Monastic Body.
Punakha's allure extends beyond its architectural beauty to its serene natural surroundings, offering opportunities for peaceful nature walks, river rafting, and visiting ancient temples. It is a symbol of Bhutanese culture and spirituality, attracting visitors who seek an authentic and tranquil Bhutanese experience.
Traveling to Punakha with Your India Travel offers an immersive experience tailored to your preferences. Their expert guides ensure that you not only explore Punakha's most famous landmarks but also delve into the region’s rich cultural heritage. With Your India Travel, you’ll enjoy seamless logistics, personalized itineraries, and a deep connection to the history and natural beauty of Bhutan. Whether it’s exploring the dzong or visiting nearby villages, your journey will be curated for a smooth and enriching experience.
For foreigners wishing to visit Bhutan, there are a few essential travel rules:
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Visa Requirement: All tourists need a visa to enter Bhutan, which can only be arranged through an authorized Bhutanese tour operator like Your India Travel.
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Daily Tariff & Surcharge: Bhutan requires a daily tariff that covers accommodation, meals, transport, and a guide. This amount is set by the government and must be prepaid through an accredited agency.
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Group Travel: While individual travel is allowed, most foreign tourists are required to travel with a guided group or a custom-designed tour arranged by a licensed operator.
Your India Travel ensures all paperwork and arrangements are efficiently managed, giving you peace of mind during your visit to Bhutan.