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Send a Parcel To Bhutan Fast - DHL Courier Delivery

  • Send a parcel to Bhutan  from £41.95 in 5 working days
     
  • Send letters, documents & parcels up to 25kg when dropping off, and up to 70kg per piece (max 10 pieces) when booking a courier collection. Phone Customer Service for larger and heavier items
     
  • Real-time tracked & door-to-door delivery
     
  • Book a courier collection online or by calling DHL Customer Service, you’ll need to print parcel labels and customs documents; weigh and measure your own packaging
     
  • Free boxes & envelopes when dropping off your parcel at over 1,500 locations across the UK
     
  • Pre 09:00, pre 12:00, and insurance services available when booking a collection online or by phone
     
  • No need to weigh, measure or print when dropping off your parcel and prices are determined by the size of the free box or envelope you choose and the zone that you’re sending it to
     

Bhutan is a landlocked country in South Asia, nestled between India and China in the eastern Himalayas. Though small in size, it stands out for its dramatic mountains and steady commitment to environmental preservation. It is often named the “Land of the Thunder Dragon” inspired by the harsh storms from the Himalayas. Its landscape shifts from green valleys and forested slopes to snow-capped peaks, with agriculture (mainly rice, maize and potatoes) supporting much of daily life. Bhutan also exports hydropower to neighbouring countries, a growing part of its economy.

DHL Express delivers to key locations across Bhutan, including the capital Thimphu, Phuentsholing, Paro, and Gelephu. Whether you are sending personal or business parcels, DHL Express provides a fast, secure and reliable service. With a global network spanning over 220 countries and territories, we can be trusted to get your parcel delivered safely and on time.

Sending a parcel to the remote country of Bhutan takes as little as 5 working days. We provide a door-to-door delivery service and ensure parcels are signed for where available. You can track your shipment for free online or via our WhatsApp chat service (WhatsApp calls are not supported). There’s no need to open an account to send parcels with DHL Express.

 

How do I send a parcel to Bhutan?

Choose from 3 simple sending methods for delivery to Bhutan. Book a collection online using our DHL Express service (DHLitNow), or speak to our friendly DHL Customer Service team by phone. If dropping off your parcel in person is preferable, visit your local DHL Service Point location. Simply complete your parcel details online to save time when you visit one of our service points. Once in store, use the free packaging provided, then pay and dispatch your parcel.

Make sure to check what you can and can't send, even when sending gifts, to avoid Customs delays.

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National Holidays 2025*
  • 2 January, Thursday - Winter Solstice (Nyilo)
  • 30 January, Thursday - Traditional Day of Offerings
  • 21 February, Friday - King's Birthday
  • 22 February, Saturday - King's Birthday Holiday
  • 23 February, Sunday - King's Birthday Holiday
  • 28 February, Friday - Losar (New Year)
  • 1 March, Saturday - Losar Holiday
  • 2 May, Friday - Birth Anniversary of Third Druk Gyalpo
  • 7 May, Wednesday - Death Anniversary of Zhabdrung (Zhabdrung Kuchoe)    
  • 11 June, Wednesday - Buddha's Parinirvana    
  • 5 July, Saturday - Birth Anniversary of Guru Rinpoche    
  • 28 July, Monday - Buddha's First Sermon    
  • 23 September, Tuesday - Blessed Rainy Day    
  • 2 October, Thursday - Dashain    
  • 1 November, Saturday - King Jigme Khesar Namgyel's Coronation    
  • 11 November,    Tuesday - Descending Day of Lord Buddha    
  • 11 November, Tuesday - Birth Anniversary of the Fourth Druk Gyalpo
  • 17 December, Wednesday - National Day
 
* Public holidays in Bhutan may affect our estimated transit times.
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Flag of Bhutan: A diagonal bicolor of yellow and orange, featuring a white dragon across the middle, clutching jewels in its claws.
Country facts
  • Bhutan’s flag features a white dragon, symbolising the country’s strength and protection. It’s one of only two national flags in the world with a dragon, the other being Wales.
  • Bhutan previously limited visitor numbers by charging a daily Sustainable Development Fee. This approach ensures tourism remains exclusive, sustainable, and beneficial to local communities.
  • Bhutan’s fast-flowing rivers generate abundant hydropower, which is exported mainly to India. This clean energy source is the country’s largest export and a major contributor to its economy.
  • Bhutan measures its success not just in economic gain, but through Gross National Happiness. This balance of prosperity, culture, and environment reflects values of the nation.
  • It is mandatory for Bhutanese citizens to wear traditional clothing while on duty in public and government offices.
  • With over 70% of its land covered in forests, Bhutan absorbs more carbon than it emits. Remarkably, it’s the only country in the world to maintain this carbon-negative status.
  • Bhutan was among the last countries globally to adopt television and the internet, with a ban on these technologies lifted in 1999. Although it has a well-developed road network, Bhutan currently lacks any operational railway systems.
Flag of Bhutan: A diagonal bicolor of yellow and orange, featuring a white dragon across the middle, clutching jewels in its claws.
Flag of Bhutan: A diagonal bicolor of yellow and orange, featuring a white dragon across the middle, clutching jewels in its claws.
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