Tour cancellation charges will be based on this notification circulated by the Tourism Council Of Bhutan (Government) to the registered Tour Operators of Bhutan. This notification supersedes the notification no. TCB/SD-FOREX/32/2019-2020/ dated 18/03/20 on the same subject.

The best and most reliable way to process a visa (E Tourist Visa) for India is through a Government of India website https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/visa/tvoa.html. Do note that the E Tourist Visa will costs you $100. There are many fake websites pretending to be the government site but charging additional fees.

Bhutan strongly believes in a sustainable approach towards tourism, in line with the philosophy of Gross National Happiness and therefore you will have to buy a minimum daily package to get a visa for Bhutan. The minimum daily tariff is US$250 per person per day during Spring (March, April and May) and Autumn (September, October […]

We hope this does not happen to your trip to Bhutan, but if there is no other way than to cancel your trip, this is our trip cancellation policy.

Bhutan strongly believes in a sustainable approach towards tourism, in line with the philosophy of Gross National Happiness.

Bhutan strongly believes in a sustainable approach towards tourism, in line with the philosophy of Gross National Happiness. This does not mean that there is a limit to tourist visas but rather, tourists have to buy a minimum daily package in order to get a visa to travel Bhutan. Visitors famously pay a minimum tariff […]

Here are some of the ways to make your travel to Bhutan cheaper

Seats on Drukair and Bhutan Airlines are not assigned while purchasing the air ticket.

The best time to visit Bhutan is Spring (March, April and May) and Autumn (September, October and November)

Bhutan has a wide range of temperature and climatic conditions. For instance, while Thimphu is chilly, Punakha can be hot.

The most simple way of making a wire transfer to Bhutan is to visit a bank and make the transfer in person.

Travelers and visitors are prohibited from flying drones (unmanned aircraft systems) in Bhutan.

Dress neatly and modestly (covered arms, no shorts or short skirts) and do not wear a hat in the precincts of Dzongs or religious complexes. Do not smoke.