6 Days Bhutan Tour Package from Delhi (5N/6D)
Day-by-day plan, flights and cost for 6 days in Bhutan, leaving from Delhi.
Quick answer
A 6-day Bhutan package from Delhi costs about ₹1,32,000 per person at budget stays, ₹1,82,000 mid-range and ₹3,23,000 luxury, with return flights.
The flight from Delhi (DEL) is 2h 20m, non-stop. 6 days covers the main highlights but is a quick trip for Bhutan; 7 days is ideal.
Fares checked 2026-10-07. Final price depends on dates, hotel category and group size.
6-day Bhutan cost from Delhi, per person
Return flights are about 30% of the budget-stay cost; each extra day adds about ₹18,000 per person. Delhi is number 9 of 9 departure city for this trip.
5-night Bhutan package: how prices compare
3 Indian operators advertise 5-night Bhutan packages at a median of ₹38,000 per person (range ₹30,000 to ₹46,000), checked 2026-10-13. Operators differ on whether flights are included, so compare like with like. Our mid-range estimate from Delhi with return flights is ₹1,82,000.
6-day Bhutan cost by departure city
6-day Bhutan itinerary from Delhi
- Day 1: Fly Delhi to Bhutan (2h 20m, non-stop), transfer to your hotel and settle in.
- Day 2: Tiger's Nest and Punakha Dzong and Dochula Pass and Tiger's Nest MonasteryAsia's most dramatic monastery — clinging to a 900m cliff, reachable only on foot or by pony.Bhutan's most beautiful fortress-monastery at the confluence of two glacial rivers.108 chortens at 3,100m with panoramic Himalayan views on clear winter mornings.Paro Taktsang — a 17th-century monastery perched on a 900m cliff face, one of the world's most dramatic sacred sites.
- Day 3: Paro Dzong and Punakha Valley and Thimphu Weekend Market and Phobjikha ValleyRinpung Dzong — a massive white-washed fortress-monastery above the Paro River, used as a film location for Little Buddha.Bhutan's most beautiful valley — Punakha Dzong at the confluence of two rivers, surrounded by rice paddies.Bhutan's largest traditional market — fresh produce, textiles, incense, and local crafts by the Wang Chhu river.A glacial valley that is winter home to the endangered black-necked crane — sacred and serene.
- Day 4: Snowman Trek and Black-Necked Crane Festival and Chimi Lhakhang and ArcheryOne of the world's hardest treks — 30 days crossing Bhutan's remote high Himalayan north.Annual November festival in Phobjikha celebrating the arrival of endangered cranes from Tibet.The 'Fertility Temple' of the Divine Madman — a pilgrimage site for couples seeking children.Bhutan's national sport — spectacular traditional archery competitions between villages and army units.
- Day 5: Paro Festival (Tsechu) and Hot Stone BathBhutan's most spectacular Buddhist festival — mask dances, silk thangkas, and monastic rituals.A traditional Bhutanese spa treatment — river rocks heated in a fire and placed in a wooden tub of medicinal herbs.
- Day 6: Last-minute shopping, check-out and flight back to Delhi.
Tips for Bhutan from Delhi
- Sustainable Development Fee (USD 200/person/day) is mandatory — included in Trripah packages
- Bhutan has only 2 airlines (Drukair, Bhutan Airlines) — book 3 months ahead
- Direct DEL→PBH flights available — book 5–6 weeks ahead for best fares from Delhi
Questions about a 6-day Bhutan trip from Delhi
How much does a 6-day Bhutan package from Delhi cost?
About ₹1,32,000 per person at budget stays, ₹1,82,000 mid-range and ₹3,23,000 at luxury, including return flights from Delhi (fares checked 2026-10-07).
Is 6 days enough for Bhutan?
For Bhutan, 5 days is the minimum and 7 days is ideal, so 6 days covers the main highlights but is a quick trip.
How long is the flight from Delhi to Bhutan?
About 2h 20m, non-stop, flown by Air India, IndiGo, Emirates. Return fares are around ₹40,000–₹58,000.
When is the best time for a Bhutan trip from Delhi?
The best months are March, April, May, September, October, November. Avoid: June–August (monsoon, mountain views obscured).
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