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  1. Tashinorbu avatar

    Re: travel requirements in Bhutan

    by Tashinorbu 04 February 2012

    Hi, If you are planning to fly into Bhutan, you have to either fly from Delhi, kolkata, Bangkok or Nepal. As there is only one airline,…

  2. wisegranny avatar

    RE: Bhutan or not Bhutan

    by wisegranny 30 December 2011

    I agree with # 1= Bhutan is worth it! so is Sikkim which is oiteraly next door, and you can cross over at Phuntsholing , unstead…

  3. edwardseco avatar

    RE: Town Phuentsholing without a Visa

    by edwardseco 30 November 2011

    From the details it isn't clear what the OP had in mind. If they were planning a free trip into Bhutan fo a day from India that went away…

  4. hiketosweat avatar

    RE: Town Phuentsholing without a Visa

    by hiketosweat 30 November 2011

    if you plan to enter Bhutan from Phuentsholing you suggest you to overnight in Jaigaon. Why would you want to pay $200 just to spend a…

  5. dynastytravel avatar

    RE: Town Phuentsholing without a Visa

    by dynastytravel 30 November 2011

    I think you got wrong infromation, you still need visa to enter Bhutan, only travel agencies don't need to pay royalty since it's an exit…

  6. edwardseco avatar

    RE: Town Phuentsholing without a Visa

    by edwardseco 30 November 2011

    Why would you want to see a border town.?

  7. HeatherF avatar

    RE: Town Phuentsholing without a Visa

    by HeatherF 30 November 2011

    Phuentsholing is in Bhutan, that is why you do not need an Indian visa! Jaigon is the adjoining town that is in India.

  8. 1viajero1 avatar

    Town Phuentsholing without a Visa

    by 1viajero1 29 November 2011

    Hello, Three travel agencies in Bhutan told me in October 2011 that I can visit the Indian/Bhutan bordertown Phuentsholing without a…

  9. idlysambar avatar

    RE: Options for Bangladeshi Nationals

    by idlysambar 27 November 2011

    The permit that you get initially allows you to travel only to Paro and Thimphu. To go to other places, you need to get another permit,…

  10. travellingboots avatar

    RE: Trip # 3 to India - recommendations for Northern India

    by travellingboots 17 November 2011

    Hi Novice, I have not done two weeks treks in India, but Ladhak, Uttaranchal and Sikkim are good places to trek. However, with April-May,…

  11. vistet avatar

    RE: Indian visa 2 month rule, visit Bhutan

    by vistet 17 October 2011

    *"She is taking the train to Bhutan so is this even a possibility."* ???? No trains to Bhutan , or Phuntsholing. Nearest train connection…

  12. allygoodo avatar

    RE: Permit to fly through Lhasa?

    by allygoodo 23 September 2011

    Thankyou guys, and sorry for the confusion! I've booked a Sichuan flight through ChinaTravelDepot.com from Xining to Kunming for $180…

  13. abhinav_puttu avatar

    Travelling companion for a week long trip in October first week.

    by abhinav_puttu 24 August 2011

    I am planning to go to Bhutan in the first week of october for about 7 to 10 days. I will be travelling alone so my agent suggested that…

  14. anillos_de_saturno avatar

    RE: Enter in Buthan

    by anillos_de_saturno 23 August 2011

    The only legal points are Phuntsholing, Gelephu and Samdrup Jongkhar. More info on [here|www.tourism.gov.bt/plan-your-trip/getting-to-bhutan…

  15. edwardseco avatar

    RE: Enter in Buthan

    by edwardseco 23 August 2011

    Legally Phuntsholing & Jaigaon from India. You should note that an insurgency makes some other areas hazardous..

  16. mybhutantravel avatar

    RE: Delhi-Thailand By Bike

    by mybhutantravel 03 July 2011

    For Bhutan you can enter from Phuntsholing, southern part of Bhutan having border with Jaigoan (West Bengal). For exit you can either…

  17. anpijola avatar

    RE: How to get from Phuentsholing, Bhutan to Dhaka

    by anpijola 11 April 2011

    Easiest is to take a bus from Phuentsholing to Siliguri. From Siliguri, takes the Bangladeshi bus, Shyamoli Paribahan located next to…

  18. clown777 avatar

    RE: How to get from Phuentsholing, Bhutan to Dhaka

    by clown777 03 April 2011

    From Phuentsholing there is a Bhutan Transport bus to Siliguri. You could take that. Or cross the border to the Indian town of Jaigaon…

  19. everyonesplanet avatar

    RE: How to get from Phuentsholing, Bhutan to Dhaka

    by everyonesplanet 01 April 2011

    Get the idea of 200 USD per day per person before you head on to Bhutan. Unless if you're not an Indian, Bangladesi or Nepali citizen.…

  20. idlysambar avatar

    RE: How to get from Phuentsholing, Bhutan to Dhaka

    by idlysambar 31 March 2011

    You could negotiate with your Bhutanese tour operator and ask them to drop you off in Chengrabandha (or at least Siliguri) instead of…

  21. idlysambar avatar

    RE: How to get from Phuentsholing, Bhutan to Dhaka

    by idlysambar 31 March 2011

    From Phuentsholing there is a Bhutan Transport bus to Siliguri. You could take that. Or cross the border to the Indian town of Jaigaon…

  22. clemer13 avatar

    How to get from Phuentsholing, Bhutan to Dhaka

    by clemer13 31 March 2011

    HI, Anyone with suggestions on how best to get from Phuentsholing, Bhutan to Dhaka Bangladesh? I have an indian visa that I can use to…

  23. himalayanfootsteps avatar

    RE: Bhutan - Help! Lol

    by himalayanfootsteps 28 March 2011

    Hi f0kk0, You can indeed enter Bhutan over land at Phuentsholing. Since you were asking for a good tour operator: We do offer tours to…

  24. f0kk0 avatar

    Bhutan - Help! Lol

    by f0kk0 28 March 2011

    Hello. My girlfriend and I were hoping to travel to Bhutan in late June - early July 2011. We are pretty well travelled and am a little…

  25. idlysambar avatar

    RE: from Bangladesh to Bhutan?

    by idlysambar 23 March 2011

    From Dhaka take a bus to the Chengrabandha border. Cross the border into the Indian state of West Bengal (Indian visa required, no additiona…

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