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Flights to Bhutan

Flying into Paro, overland borders and domestic travel.

Last reviewed · Bhutan Tour Itinerary

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  1. By air
  2. Overland
  3. Getting around

By air

Paro International Airport (PBH) is Bhutan’s only international airport. Two airlines fly there:

  • Drukair (Royal Bhutan Airlines)
  • Bhutan Airlines

Common connections include Delhi, Kolkata, Bagdogra, Guwahati, Kathmandu, Bangkok, Singapore and Dhaka. The landing into Paro, between mountain ridges, is one of the most scenic in the world — sit on the left side flying in from Kathmandu for Everest views.

Overland

Travellers can enter from India at Phuentsholing (from Jaigaon, West Bengal), Gelephu and Samdrup Jongkhar. Phuentsholing to Thimphu is about a 5-hour drive.

Getting around

There are no trains in Bhutan. Tourists travel by private vehicle with a driver and guide. Domestic flights connect Paro with Bumthang and Yongphulla in the east.

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Entry and visa

Bhutan entry requirements

Passport, visa clearance, the SDF, permits and customs: what we file for you, and what you need in your hand when you land at Paro.

Entry and visa

Bhutan visa guide

Everyone except Indian, Bangladeshi and Maldivian nationals needs visa clearance before flying: USD 40 once, usually approved within five working days. We apply for you.

Entry and visa

Bhutan flight schedules

Drukair and Bhutan Airlines timetables for flights to and from Paro, as each airline publishes them, last checked September 2026.

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