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Source: Tourism Council of Bhutan Name Town Start Date End Date Lhamoi Dromchhen Trongsa Feb 11, 2027 Feb 13, 2027 Punakha Dromchoe Punakha Feb 13, 2027 Feb 15, 2027 Punakha Tshechu Punakha Feb 16, 2027 Feb 18, 2027 Tharpaling Thongdrol Bumthang Feb 20, 2027 Chhorten Kora Trashi Yangtse Feb 20, 2027 Tangsibi Mani Bumthang Feb […]
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The climate in Bhutan is extremely varied, which can be attributed to two main factors-the vast differences in altitude present in the country and the influence of North Indian monsoons. Climatic Zones of Bhutan Southern Bhutan has a hot and humid subtropical climate that is fairly unchanging throughout the year. Temperatures can vary between 15-30 […]
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Before coming to Bhutan; make sure that you attend to Travel/Medical Insurance. It is however recommended that you carry Travelers cheque or cash, preferably American Express and US dollar instead, as the ATM facilities for foreign currency is limited to just few towns including the capital city Thimphu. Visa and American Express credit cards are […]
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The following articles are exempt from duty: (a) Personal effects and articles for day to day use by the visitor(b) 1 litre of alcohol (spirits or wine)(c) 200 cigarettes, on payment of import duty of 200%(d) Instruments, apparatus or appliances for professional use(e) Photographic equipment, video cameras and other electronic goods for personal use. You […]
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Bhutanese speak a variety of languages but Dzongkha is the national language and one of the most widely spoken languages. English is also a medium of communication and most Bhutanese speak English. Communicating in English especially with the people in the urban areas and the towns will enhance your knowledge on Bhutan.Clothes and other paraphernalia […]
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Over the years, many quality hotels have come up in Bhutan. Most hotels in Bhutan meet the recent standardization policy, most tourists accommodate in a 5 star or a 3 star hotel. The hotels are well maintained and have all basic amenities such as geysers and shower rooms and are properly maintained. Visitors can be […]
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Tour Cost Govt fee. Every visiting tourist is required to pay US$100/- per night to the Government as SDF (Sustainable Development Fee), the money is used to fund the free education, free medical care & development of amenities & infrastructure in the country. SDF is in addition to your land cost & Visa fee. Visa […]
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It’s very easy to get Bhutan VISA. Our Company Bhutan Sangay Tours & Trek takes just three to four days to process Bhutan VISA for our clients. Royal Government of Bhutan will issue VISA only after they receive the full tour payment in advance. The entire tourist must pay tour payment before coming to Bhutan. […]
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By Air: International airport is located in Paro, western Bhutan. Bhutan’s National airline Drukair operates regular flights from New Delhi, Kolkata, Guwahati, Mumbai, Bagdora, Bodgaya (seasonal), Kathmandu, Dhaka, Bangkok and Singapore. Domestic flights are available for Bumthang(Central), Trashigang(East) and Gelephu(South). They are operated by Drukair and Tashi Air (now not available). By Road: You can […]
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The political system of Bhutan has evolved over time together with its tradition and culture. It has developed from a fragmented and a disoriented rule of the different regions by local chieftains, lords and clans into the parliamentary democracy we have in place today. The first move towards a systematic scheme of governance came in […]
