Answer : The Jaigaon-Phuentsholing route is the best way to plan your Bhutan tour by road.
Answer : For Indian citizens, a valid passport or Voter ID is enough to enter Bhutan. Additionally, a permit is needed at the Immigration Office in Phuentsholing, the border town.
Answer : Yes, at Rs Travels, we ensure customizable itineraries for Bhutan holidays.
Answer : You can plan your Bhutan road trip between March and May and between late September to April.
Answer : The highlights between Jaigaon and Phuentsholing are:
- Bhutan Gate
- Indo-Bhutan Border Road
- Karbandi Monastery
- Buxa Forest and Buxa Fort
- Jaldapara
- Phuentsholing Town
- Torsa Riverside
Answer : The Bhutanese Government doesn't require Indian citizens to get an entry permit. We help you get this at the Phuentsholing border with just a passport or voter ID.
Answer : The most popular route taken up by travellers from India starts in Siliguri to Phuentsholing, via the border town Jaigaon. We also offer routes through Guwahati for exploring Eastern Bhutan and Central Bhutan, combining air and road travel.
Answer : Absolutely! Roads here are well-maintained, so your safety is assured. You may face problems with the terrain only when you head to off-beaten locations high up in the mountains of the country. With RS Travels, you also get AC vehicles, regular breaks, and good hotels, making it even more comfortable.
Answer : You can set aside a whole week at the most for your Bhutan road trip. However, if you want to make the most of your journey, you should set aside at least 8-9 days.
Answer : For Indian nationals:
- Passport (valid) or Voter ID
- 2 passport-size photographs
- For minors: Birth certificate & guardian ID