WHICH IS THE BEST TIME TO VISIT BHUTAN?

Tourists should be aware that the climate in this Himalayan nation varies with altitude while making travel arrangements for a Bhutan Tour. Nearly the entire year, the southern half of the country experience hot and humid subtropical environment. Even though the days are sunny and lovely, the temperature decreases as height increases. Tourists must wear woolens at night. Travelers must pack bulky wool clothing because the winters are cold and dry. The Himalayan peaks in the north are always covered in snow. The country's notable seasons are shown below. Travelers should make plans for their Bhutan Tour based on these seasons.

SUMMER (JUNE - AUGUST)

Temperature in Bhutan during summer season stays between 24 and 25 degrees Celsius. It is sunny and little humid kind of although. There's a chance you'll see a light raindrop, which brings lovely surroundings and cold air. Given the extreme differences in temperature between North and South Bhutan, it is suggested to pack a mix of winter and summer clothing in addition to a raincoat. In these months, you should schedule your Bhutan package tour if you want to see verdant green scenery and get a clear view of the Himalayas. The Haa Festival, which marks Bhutanese food, culture, and way of life, also begins around this time of year. This is the greatest time for a Bhutan tour if you want to avoid the crowds because there aren't many people travelling there.

AUTUMN (SEPTEMBER - NOVEMBER)

In autumn, the temperature in many parts of Bhutan ranges from 10 to 23 degrees Celsius, making the daytime weather slightly sunny and the night cool. The weather is ideal for sightseeing tours and there are hardly any possibilities of rain. The Black-Necked Crane Festival also can be experienced if you travel Bhutan at this time. Apart from this, various native festivities are also held, which you can experience as part of your Bhutan tour. So it is thought that now is the ideal time to arrange a trip to Bhutan. If one plans to visit Bhutan in the autumn, it would be better to pre-book a hotel and a flight because the cost of both items can go to much higher side.

WINTER (DECEMBER - FEBRUARY)

Winter in Bhutan is very harsh as the winter season witnesses a major drop in the temperature. It remains in the range of 10 degrees to minus 5 degrees Celsius. In the later weeks of January and early days of February, Paro and Thimpu experience mild snowfall which leads to a heavy dip in the degrees. Towards the high-altitude Mountains in the northern parts of Bhutan, the temperatures can get sub-zero. While visiting Bhutan during this season, you can also get to witness Punakha Dromche and Tshechu which marks the festival of the establishment of Bhutan in the 16th century. However, due to rainfall, the climate can get worse, and thus it is advisable to check the weather forecast before booking your Bhutan Travel package during winter.

SPRING (MARCH - MAY)

During the spring season, the temperature gradually rises and varies from 5 to 25 degree Celsius. This is that point of time when tourists can witness Jacaranda flowers in Bhutan. The weather at this point is dry and less humid which leads to the start of opening notable trekking routes like Jomolhari trek and Drukpath trek. Spring is the time when the Paro Tshechu festival took place in full swing and the King of Bhutan also takes part in the festival activities. Generally spring experience heavy influx of tourists from all over the world, so it is advisable to pre book your Bhutan tour package as early as possible along with the flights and hotels.

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