Spiritual Bhutan Tour with Himalayan Trails Adventure

The official currency of Bhutan is the Bhutanese Ngultrum (BTN). You can also use USD at some accommodations, shops and cafes.

Yes, Bhutan is very secure for tourists. It has a low crime rate, and Bhutanese individuals are famous for their hospitality and friendliness. We advise you to be respectful of local tradition and custom for an enhanced travel experience.

Yes, you can join a Bhutan tour group. It is an ideal option for budget friendly travelers, who want to experience the journey with fellow enthusiasts.

Yes, traveling insurance is strongly recommended for this tour. Ensure your policy covers medical expenses, cancellation of a trip, lost baggage, and evacuation in case of emergencies, especially considering the locations you may be going to.

The ideal time to visit Bhutan is from March to April, May to September, October, and November. The weather is nice, with bright blue skies and mild weather, ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities.

Yes, a visa is necessary for all visitors (with the exception of nationals of India, Bangladesh, and the Maldives). Your tour operator organizes the visa before your arrival.

We will arrange your visa. After your trip is reserved, we will submit the necessary papers to the Bhutanese Department of Immigration for authorization.

After you have applied for your visa, it typically takes 3-5 business days for the visa to be processed and approved. You will be issued an electronic visa clearance letter that you will need to present upon arrival.

No, Bhutan does not offer a visa on arrival. Visas need to be pre-approved through your tour operator before traveling.

Wi-Fi is available in most of the larger towns and hotels, but the speed is slow, especially in rural areas.

You will be staying in hotels, resorts or guesthouses. Accommodations are selected with attention to details to provide of comfort as well as authentic Bhutanese hospitality.

Yes, the accommodations are selected for comfort and appropriateness, including those who will be hiking, meditating, or experiencing the cultural aspect of Bhutan.

Yes, the accommodations in Bhutan are safe. Bhutan is a low-crime nation, and resorts and hotels have the best security arrangements.

Bhutanese food is largely rice-based with an emphasis on vegetables, meat, and chilies. They also provide Tibetan, Indian, and Chinese cuisines.

Yes, vegetarian and vegan food is available everywhere in Bhutan. Please inform us in advance of any special dietary needs so we can make the necessary arrangements.

It's recommended not to drink tap water in Bhutan but you can carry water purification tablets or filter as an added precaution. Bottled water is widely available, and your tour guide will provide guidance on where to get safe drinking water.

Yes, snacks and drinks are available in any town and at local markets. You can even purchase them from shops or from street vendors on your way.

Tips to guides, drivers, etc., are not included in the tour price. It is customary to pay a tip after the tour to express gratitude to our hardworking staff members.

A Bhutan tour budget can range from 200–300 USD per day depending on season and preferences.

Yes, a deposit of 10% of the total tour cost is required to confirm your booking.

No, international flights to and from abroad are not included in the cost of the tour. You will need to book your international flights independently to and from Paro International Airport in Bhutan.

Other costs may include personal expenses like souvenirs, drinks, tips, and additional activities like cultural performances or spa treatments. You may also have to pay for additional food or snacks not included in the itinerary.

Popular Bhutan tour packages include cultural tours in Thimphu-Paro-Punakha, honeymoon tours, trekking tours like Druk Path, adventure tours, and photography or festival-focused itineraries.

A Bhutan trekking tour includes guided multi-day hikes through Bhutan’s mountains, such as Jomolhari Trek or Snowman Trek, with camping or guest house stays.

Yes, Bhutan is a beautiful and peaceful destination ideal for honeymooners. These tours usually include stays in boutique resorts, private sightseeing, and romantic experiences.

The best Bhutan hiking tour is often considered the Druk Path Trek, which combines nature, culture, and moderate trekking.

Yes, we provide luxury Bhutan tours, which feature premium stays at five-star hotels, top-notch services, and gourmet meals.

Yes, Bhutan has many certified tour operators offering various packages including luxury, cultural, spiritual, adventure, and customized private tours.

Yes, there are many licensed Bhutanese tour operators that you can book directly with. International travelers must book through a registered Bhutanese agent or one partnered with local operators.

We provide all the necessary arrangements, including accommodation, transportation, meals, guides, and permits.

A Bhutan adventure tour includes trekking, rafting, biking, and other outdoor activities across Bhutan’s exciting terrain.

Yes, you can extend a 5 day Bhutan tour to include more destinations to your itinerary.

A seven-day Bhutan tour package is a short itinerary that covers major destinations like Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha and includes a Tiger’s Nest hike and cultural experiences.

We provide a tour map or route plan to help visualize your journey.

Bhutan tourist tax is the Sustainable Development Fee (SDF), which is 100 USD per night for foreign tourists, but for Indian, Bangladeshi, and Maldivian citizens, it is 13.94 USD per night.

Yes, Bhutan tours from Guwahati are available via road (Samdrup Jongkhar border) or connecting flights to Paro via Bagdogra or Kolkata.

Yes, we can arrange Darjeeling Sikkim Bhutan combined packages. Please let us know if you have any other queries.

Yes, a Bhutan tour from Singapore is possible. Just contact us in advance so we can make the necessary arrangements.

Yes, you can book a Bhutan tour from Jaigaon, the Indian border town opposite Bhutan’s Phuentsholing.