Bhutan Eases Guide Shortage in Phuentsholing: Update for Indian Tourists
Bhutan takes steps to improve tour guide availability in Phuentsholing, making travel planning easier for Indian tourists entering Bhutan by road.
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Bhutan takes steps to improve tour guide availability in Phuentsholing, making travel planning easier for Indian tourists entering Bhutan by road.
Travelling to Bhutan through Gelephu? The border gate will close on 1 November 2026, with additional traffic restrictions around Project 108. Indian travellers should check the affected dates before planning their journey.
Bhutan's historic Project 108 in Gelephu is set to bring together nearly 100,000 visitors on November 1, 2026. Discover the significance of 108 Jangchub Chortens along the Mao Chhu River, event highlights, and essential travel updates for Indian visitors.
If you are planning to travel to Bhutan from India by road through Jaigaon and Phuentsholing, there is an important new procedure you should know before beginning your journey. Bhutan's Department of Tourism has announced a change to the guide-engagement and registration procedure at the Phuentsholing Land Entry and...
Bhutan's monsoon may continue until mid-October 2026. If you are travelling from India through Bagdogra, NJP or Phuentsholing, check road conditions daily, allow extra travel time and keep your itinerary flexible. Read the complete travel advisory on ChaloBhutan.com.
Bhutan's Department of Tourism has reiterated that tourists must stay only in approved and certified tourist accommodation or officially designated overnight sites.