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Bhutan now regarded as a winter destination for many to escape to during school holidays

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Updated on 22/April/2025

For travellers based in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia, December seems to be a popular month to visit the landlocked country in the eastern Himalayas. Druk Air Singapore reports that 17% of the year’s bookings for Singapore to Paro flights are for travel in December. In response to the demand, Druk Air, Royal Bhutan Airlines is adding one weekly flight from Singapore to Paro and Paro to Singapore in December 2019 and December 2020. These additions bring the total number of weekly return flights to three, and an increase of 464 seats in total each way for the 4 hour 45 min flight (with a 40-min refueling stop at Guwahati).

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