Bhutan Tours – Explore the Land of Happiness

Yes, Bhutan can be ideally combined with trips to neighbouring countries such as Nepal, Tibet, India or Myanmar. We plan your round trip so that you can experience the highlights of several countries in a harmonious itinerary. Whether a relaxing beach holiday in Thailand, a trekking adventure in the mountains of Nepal or special traditions in India - we will create the perfect combination for you.

The special thing about individual holidays to Bhutan is the combination of flexibility and exclusivity. You experience the country in your own way - off the beaten track and according to your own interests. You will be accompanied by an experienced tour guide who will give you deep insights into the culture and history of Bhutan.

Yes, we also offer the option of customising the round trip to suit your specific wishes and interests.

Activities include archery, cookery classes, hiking, meditation and even rafting. In addition, exclusive insights into Bhutanese culture, temple visits, trekking-trips through the Himalayas and visits to local markets, festivals and monasteries.

Comfort Tours offer a high level of comfort and quality service, while Deluxe Tours also offer exclusive and luxurious stays in the best lodges, homestays and hotels.

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The official currency in Bhutan is the Bhutanese Ngultrum (BTN) and most payments are made in cash. Credit cards are accepted in major hotels and shops, but it is advisable to always carry sufficient cash. However, US dollars and EUR € are also widely accepted, especially in tourist areas.

Yes, you need a visa for Bhutan. It is issued by the Tourism Authority of Bhutan. As an official tour operator, we take care of this and will send you the Bhutan visa via email approximately 2 weeks before the start of your trip.

The best time to visit Bhutan is during the spring and autumn seasons (March to May and late September to December), when the weather is mild and visibility is clear. Winter months may be cool, especially in higher altitudes, and the monsoon season (June to August) may experience increased rainfall

Yes, altitude sickness can be a problem, especially on trekking routes reaching altitudes over 5000m. It is recommended to familiarize yourself with symptoms and prevention of altitude sickness before the trip and to plan for adequate acclimatization time. We follow the motto "go high and sleep down," always spending 2 nights in the Paro Valley and 2 nights in the Haa Valley before starting the trek, or we conduct the treks at the end of a tour when you are well acclimatized.

You can book your Bhutan trip through us - a registered tour operator. Travelers must arrange a prepaid trip with a licensed tour operator who handles the necessary formalities for the visa and SDF charges. We take care of all formalities.

SDF stands for "Sustainable Development Fee" and is a mandatory fee levied on foreign tourists in Bhutan. This fee contributes to financing education, health, and infrastructure projects in the country. The SDF fee is currently USD 100 per person per night. This fee is included in our tour price, and as a tour operator, we remit it to the government before the trip to Bhutan.