Flights to Bhutan are limited as only two airlines fly into the country. Druk Air flies into Paro from Bangkok, Kathmandu, Singapore, five airports in India including New Delhi, and Dubai. Bhutan Airlines flies between Paro and Bangkok, New Delhi, Kolkata, and Kathmandu.
As not all flights depart daily and weather conditions in Bhutan can cause flight delays, we recommend allowing at least 24 hours in your connecting city to ensure that you make all connections. When you book with us, we will handle the flights into and out of Bhutan as part of your holiday. We can assist with flights to your gateway city at an extra cost so you may prefer to book those directly. We’re happy to advise as best we can and suggest having a look at our pages on flights to India and Thailand. For those wishing to visit Nepal, flights from the UK to Kathmandu are available with multiple airlines and one stop along the way including Cathay Pacific, Thai Airways, Qatar, Air India, Emirates, Singapore, Turkish, and Malaysia Airlines.
If you’ll be trekking in Bhutan, we recommend spending time in Nepal first to begin adjusting to the altitude. Whatever your plans within Bhutan, we think it’s a great idea to combine your Bhutan holiday with another destination in Asia such as Nepal, Thailand, India, or Singapore.
As of late October 2024, there are daily flights to/from Kathmandu, Bangkok, and New Delhi. Flights operate twice per week to/from Singapore, Dubai, and Kolkata.
