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What are the most visited destinations outside of major cities in Bhutan?

• Gelephu

  Gelephu is a city full of tradition and culture. In this city is Tali Dratshang, a place of worship for Buddhists in Gelephu. Every year, the temple holds a cultural festival that can be watched openly, including tourists who are visiting Gelephu at the time.

• Paro

  Paro is located in a valley region and has very fertile natural conditions. It is home to hundreds of temples and is the only city in Bhutan with an international airport. One of the attractions in Paro that is already well known among tourists is the Tiger's Nest Monastery or Paro Taktsang.

• Jakar

  Jakar is often referred to as the Switzerland of Bhutan. This nickname cannot be separated from the natural beauty of Jakar which is no less beautiful than Switzerland. Here tourists can visit historical sites that are considered the origin of Buddhism in Bhutan.

• Trongsa

  Located about 200 km east of the capital city of Thimpu, Trongsa is a region full of historical heritage and the origin of the Wangchuck dynasty. Apart from historical tourism, Trongsa also has a beautiful landscape.

• Phuentsholing

  Phuentsholing is the second largest city in Bhutan and the entry point for tourists from Kolkata and Siliguri. The city is said to have developed faster than any other city in Bhutan. Phuentsholing is all the more attractive, as the city is also blessed with a beautiful landscape.

What are the Airports in Bhutan?

Here are some of the airports in Bhutan:

• Paro AirportParo Airport is the only international airport in Bhutan and is known as the most dangerous airport in the world. This is because Paro Airport is located in a valley and the runway is not very long.
• Bathpalathang AirportBathpalathang Airport is located near Jakar district, Bhutan. The airport serves domestic flights to cities in Bhutan such as Paro, Thimphu, or Gelephu.
• Gelephu AirportGelephu Airport is also a domestic airport in the Gelephu district serving one airline and one flight route. The airline is Druk Air with flights to and from Jakar/Paro.
• Yongphulla AirportCurrently Yongphulla Airport only serves domestic flights from Jakar and Paro. However, there are plans for the airport to be developed as an international airport.

What to Prepare for a Vacation to Bhutan?

Indonesians flying to Bhutan need to have a Bhutan Visa. Here are some of the documents required for a Bhutan visa.

• Completed Bhutan visa application form
• Valid passport
• Passport size photo
• Travel insurance to Bhutan
• Proof of reservation for accommodation booking in Bhutan
• Proof of airfare reservation to Bhutan
• Latest bank statement

Time Difference between Indonesia and Bhutan

The time difference between Indonesia, in this case Jakarta, and Bhutan is 1 hour. Jakarta time is 1 hour ahead of Bhutan time. So, if your arrival time in Bhutan is 09:55, the time in Jakarta is 10:55.

Fun Activities in Bhutan

To have an unforgettable travel experience while in Bhutan, here are some exciting activities not to be missed.

• Visit Bhutan's Tourist Icons: Taktsang Goemba (Tiger's Nest)Tiger's Nest is Bhutan's most iconic landmark. Bhutan's holiest temple stands majestically on a 900-meter cliff area. The journey to Tiger's Nest can take 2-3 hours of travel through shady pine forests.
• Tasting Bhutanese Culinary SpecialtiesA trip to Bhutan doesn't feel right if you haven't tasted the local culinary specialties. One of the most popular Bhutanese specialties is Ema Datshi. It combines various flavors of cheese, vegetables, pepper, and chili.
• Get to Know Bhutanese Culture Closer at Punakha DzongBhutan is a country that focuses on preserving its culture and arts. The arts in Bhutan are influenced by the local religion, Buddhism. To get more knowledge about Bhutanese culture and art, you can join a tour or visit Punakha Dzong directly.