Cultural7 DaysCultural Bhutan Tour
A relaxed trip through Paro, Thimphu and Punakha, full of temples, crafts and everyday life in western Bhutan.
Easy — light walking, one longer walk up to a monasteryMarch – May, September – November
Travel from Canada
Bhutan tours from Canada
Routes from Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal, with the connections that actually work for the Paro flight.
The journey
Flying to Bhutan from Canada
Canadian travellers usually connect through Delhi, Doha, Bangkok or Singapore before flying into Paro with Drukair or Bhutan Airlines.
Vancouver has the shortest hop to Asia, so West Coast guests often lose less time in transit than they expect.
Routes that work
Vancouver
Direct to Bangkok, Singapore or Delhi, then Paro.
Toronto
Via Doha, Delhi or Dubai, then Paro.
Montreal
Via Doha or Delhi, then Paro.
- Best time to go
- Spring, March to May, and autumn, September to November. Winter is clear and quiet if you like cold mornings.
- Visa
- Canadian passport holders receive their Bhutan visa through us. We handle the paperwork and the daily Sustainable Development Fee.
Good to know
Tips for travellers from Canada
- Allow a full night in your Asian gateway before the Paro flight
- Book Drukair early for autumn festival dates
- Layer clothing: valley afternoons are mild, passes are cold
- Nine to twelve days is a comfortable trip length
Where to start
Trips that suit this journey
Every trip is private and can be reshaped around your dates.
Cultural7 Days
Photography9 DaysBhutan Photography Tours
Built around light, not checklists. Dawn passes, dzongs at dusk and permission arranged before you lift the camera.
Moderate — early starts and some hill walkingMarch – April, October – November
Wildlife9 DaysWildlife & Birding Tours
Black-necked cranes in Phobjikha, the Yongkola forest road and a naturalist guide who knows every call.
Moderate — early starts, forest trails, long viewing daysNovember – February for cranes, March – May for birding