All of our available destinations in bhutan
This 7-day tour shows you the best of Bhutan. It is known as the "Land of the Thunder Dragon." The t...
Taste of Bhutan tour (7 Days)
2790 USD $
3000m
7 days
This 5-day tour is a fast-paced trip through Bhutan. It is perfect for those with limited time. You ...
Bhutan Highlights tour (5 Days)
2190 USD $
3000m
5 days
This 11-day tour is a complete journey into Bhutan. It takes you from the famous western valleys to ...
Delights of Bhutan tour (11 Days)
4490 USD $
3000m
11 days
Visit Bhutan, a unique kingdom in the Himalayas. This country protects its old ways and its beautiful lands. You will see green valleys, strong forts, and old temples. We offer safe, well-planned trips to this special place.
We offer tours that show you the best of Bhutan.
Questions About Bhutan
Do I need a visa to visit Bhutan?
Yes. All visitors (except from India) need a visa. You must get it through a tour company like us. We will get your visa for you.
What is the best time to visit Bhutan?
The best times are spring (March to May) and fall (September to November). The weather is clear and mild. Many festivals happen during these months.
Can I travel independently in Bhutan?
No. The government requires all tourists to book a full package. You must have a guide. We plan all parts of your trip for you.
How much is the Bhutan tourist fee?
Bhutan charges a fee called the Sustainable Development Fee (SDF). It is 100 USD per person, per night. Children aged 6-12 pay 50 USD.
What is included in the 100 USD fee?
This fee goes to the government. It supports Bhutan's free health care and schools. It does not include your hotel, guide, food, or car. Those are part of your separate tour package cost.
How do I get to Bhutan?
You must fly to the main airport in Paro (PBH). Only two airlines, Drukair and Bhutan Airlines, fly there. Flights come from cities like Kathmandu, Delhi, and Bangkok.
Is Bhutan safe to visit?
Yes. Bhutan is one of the safest countries in the world. It has a very low crime rate. It is safe for all travelers, including solo women.
What money should I bring?
Bring US Dollars. You can change them for the local money, the Ngultrum. Indian Rupees (INR) are also accepted in most places.
Can I use credit cards or ATMs?
Do not rely on them. Big hotels and some shops in Thimphu may take credit cards. Most small shops and markets only take cash. ATMs often do not work with foreign cards.
What is the food like?
Bhutanese food is simple. They eat a lot of rice and vegetables. The national dish is Ema Datshi, which is chilies and cheese. We can request milder food for you.
Is there a dress code for tourists?
Yes, when visiting temples, dzongs (forts), and monasteries. You must cover your shoulders and knees. You also must remove your hat. Casual clothes are fine for other places.
Do I need special shots or vaccines?
No special shots are required for Bhutan. Your routine vaccines should be up to date. Ask your doctor for the best medical advice.
What should I pack?
Pack in layers. The weather can change fast. Bring warm clothes, a rain jacket, and good walking shoes. Sunglasses and sunscreen are also important.
What power plugs are used in Bhutan?
Bhutan uses 230V power. The sockets are type C, D, and G. These are the same plugs used in India and the UK. Bring a universal travel adapter.
Is there internet or Wi-Fi?
Most hotels in main towns (Paro, Thimphu) have Wi-Fi. It can be slow. You can also buy a local tourist SIM card at the airport for data.
