Snowfall is rare in April, except in high-altitude mountain passes such as Chele La and Dochula. Most lower and mid-altitude regions experience mild and dry weather.

Yes, April is one of the best months to visit Bhutan. The weather is comfortable, skies are clear, and rhododendrons and other flowers are in full bloom, creating picturesque landscapes. It is also an excellent time for sightseeing, trekking, and cultural experiences.

Pack light to medium warm clothing, including a jacket for cooler mornings and evenings. Comfortable walking shoes are essential for sightseeing and trekking. Sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat are recommended for sunny days.

Flights to and from Paro International Airport are generally stable in April, with minimal chances of delays due to weather conditions. The clear skies provide excellent views of the Himalayas during flights.

Yes, all major roads remain open in April, making travel across Bhutan smooth and hassle-free. High mountain passes like Chele La and Dochula are also accessible.

Yes, April is a great time for trekking in Bhutan. Popular treks like the Druk Path Trek and Jomolhari Trek offer stunning views of snow-capped mountains and blooming landscapes.

Yes, several important festivals take place in April, including the Paro Tshechu and Gomphu Kora Festival. These festivals feature traditional mask dances, cultural performances, and religious ceremonies, providing a unique experience for visitors.

April is part of Bhutan’s peak tourist season, so major attractions and hotels may be busier than in winter months. It is advisable to book accommodations and permits in advance.

Yes, Bhutan is very safe to visit in April. The weather is mild, travel conditions are excellent, and there are no major risks apart from occasional light rain in some regions.