Useful Maps of Bhutan' Location, Attractions, Transportation...
14 September 2022 Last updated at 14:57
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A visit to Bhutan - the Land of Thunder Dragon offers you a perfect package of gorgeous Himalaya views, serene natural landscape, local Bhutanese hospitality and purification of body and mind once for all. You must have been seeking such a Land of Happiness for a long time.
To help you fully enjoy your Bhutan travel with a better understanding of Bhutan, we provide you a large collection of Bhutan maps, including Bhutan on world map, Nepal Bhutan map, India Bhutan map, tourist map of Bhutan, Bhutan trekking and so on. You can click to enlarge the maps below and download them for free.
Where is Bhutan
Known as “the Land of Thunder Dragon”, Bhutan is an inland country in South Asia. Lying in the Eastern Himalayas, Bhutan has land borders with Tibet of China in the north and India in the other three sides. Though Nepal shares no border with Bhutan in the east, Nepal is served as a popular gateway country to Bhutan.
Bhutan Tourist Maps
Mystery of Bhutan’s happiness lies in every corner of the country. Nature or culture, history or art, people or spirituality, there is always plenty of glamour that Bhutan presents to you.
In major cities of Western Bhutan, like Thimphu and Paro, you can visit monasteries, dzongs (fortresses), museums or watch and join in bustling festivals. Taktsang Palphug Monastery (Tiger’s Nest), Kyichu Lhakhang, National Museum of Bhutan, Tashichho Gzong and Dhencholing are highly recommended. There are also significant historical and religious spots in Central Bhutan, including the sacred Kurjey Lhakhang, Tamshing Lhakhang, Mebar Tasho, etc. Adventurers can find the most authentic and crude natural beauty in Eastern Bhutan. >>More about Attractions in Bhutan.
- Bhutan Tourist Map
- Paro Attractions Map
- Thimphu Attractions Map
- Punakha Attractions Map
- Trongsa Attractions Map
- Bumthang Attractions Map
Bhutan Travel Maps - Bhutan Trekking Maps
Bhutan is rich in natural resources and has many beautiful valleys. It would be a great choice to explore this charming land by trekking. There are some classic trekking routes such as Druk Path Trek and Taktsang Trek. If you have enough time, a more in-depth trekking is also available. >>More about Bhutan Trekking
- Bhutan Trekking Map
- Taktsang Trekking Map
- Bhutan Druk Path Trek Map
Bhutan Transportation Maps
Currently, tourists only have two ways to travel to Bhutan – fly to Bhutan from one of navigable cities or drive overland to Bhutan from India. The most popular and convenient way is taking flights to Bhutan from Kathmandu in Nepal, Delhi in India, Bangkok in Thailand and other cities to transit. Paro is the first destination tourists will visit, because it is the location of Paro Airport – the only international airport in Bhutan. Another less-chosen access to Bhutan is driving across one of the three land ports on India-Bhutan borders. Within Bhutan, tourists usually transport by car. >>More about How to Get to Bhutan
- Flights within Bhutan
- Distance Map of Bhutan
- Paro to Thimphu Transportation Map
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- Thimphu to Punakha Transportation Map
- Paro to Punakha Transportation Map
- Trongsa Transportation Map
- Paro to Wangdue Transportation Map
- Bumthang Transportation Map
How to Plan Your Bhutan Tour
A Bhutan trip usually starts from Paro where the Bhutan’s only international airport is located in, then travel eastward to Thimphu and Punakha, which is the most classic itinerary in Bhutan, taking 5~6 days to finish. Never miss the icon of Bhutan - Tiger’s Nest (the symbol of Bhutan) in Paro. If your time is quite limited, you can skip Punakha. If you want an in-depth Bhutan tour, we suggest you extend your trip to Phobjikha, Gangtey, Trongsa and Bumthang in central Bhutan, which costs you about 9~10 days. You can also spend more time in Bhutan to explore more features of Bhutan, such as trekking, birding, Tshechu festival, etc. It is strongly recommended to travel Bhutan with Nepal. Check Nepal Bhutan tours to find a suitable tour or contact us to customize your own unique experience.
☞ 5 Days Bhutan Classic Tour (Paro & Thimphu & Punakha)
☞ 9 Days Bhutan In-depth Natural and Cultural Tour
☞ 12 Days Nepal Bhutan Leisure Vacation Tour Package
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Bhutan Travel Guide
Most Recommended Bhutan Tour Packages
Following are 3 most recommended Bhutan tour packages that you may be interested in. All tour packages are customizable to meet your personal requirements. You can also contact us to customize a trip if you want.
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9 Days Bhutan In-depth Natural and Cultural Tour
Paro / Thimphu / Punakha / Phobjikha / Trongsa / Bumthang / Wangue Phodrang / Paro
