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Thimphu Tshechu

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Paro Tshechu

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DrukPath Trekking

Autumn Season Adventure

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Bumdrak Trekking

Experience Beauty of Nature

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River Rafting Adventure

Memorable Trip

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Bhutan Honeymoon

Experience New Cultural Wedding

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How to travel Bhutan?

(Note: No land borders with China or Tibet are open to tourists.)

Frequently Asked Questions?

Choose your plan

Visiting Bhutan requires paying a Sustainable Development Fee along with a tour package that covers accommodation, meals, a licensed guide, transport, and entry fees to attractions, while excluding international flights, personal expenses, and travel insurance.

Off season

January, February, June, July, August, and December

These months experience more rainfall, colder temperatures, and fewer festivals. 

Peak Season

March, April, May, September, October, and November

These months offer the best weather conditions, making them ideal for trekking and enjoying the vibrant festivals and cultural events.