Paro, BT 🇧🇹 Medium Airport Scheduled Service
VQPR
PBH
7364 ft
BT-11
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Loading...GPS Code: VQPR
Local Code: Not available
Location: 27.4032° N, 89.424599° E
Continent: AS
Type: Medium Airport
Keywords: སྤ་རོ་གནམ་ཐང༌། paro gnam thang
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7431 ft | 98 ft | ASP | Active |
Taxis are readily available at the taxi stand located just outside the airport terminal. Fares are generally fixed or negotiated, not metered, so it is advisable to agree on the price with the driver before starting your journey. While taxis are an option, most international tourists will have transportation pre-arranged by their tour operator.
Self-drive car rentals are not available for tourists in Bhutan. All travel for tourists must be organized through a licensed Bhutanese tour operator. This pre-booked package includes a private vehicle with a dedicated driver and a guide for the entire duration of the trip. These arrangements must be made prior to your arrival.
There are no public buses or trains that directly serve Paro International Airport. The main public bus station is located in Paro town, which is a 10-15 minute drive from the airport and requires a taxi to reach. Public transport is generally not utilized by tourists as their transportation is included in their mandatory tour package.
when we check the status of departed flights from ktm, how are we supposed to know when it lands at paro? The update you provide is not sufficient
saidpur to bhadrapur(nepal) 125k:m: and saidpur to paro (bhutan)190 k:m:. but thakurgaon airport is very very important place. thakurgaon to nepal (bhadrapur) distance 70k:m: and thakurgaon to (bhutan)180k:m:only.so very cheap rate to nice journey.
I believe that landing at Paro is one of the most difficult in the world as u have to negotiate the valley and adjacent hills and sometimes turbulent cross winds