20 years of Bhutan travel

Yes, Bhutan is one of the safest countries in the world. The low crime rate, hospitable culture and organised tour guides make it an ideal destination for solo female travellers in Asia.

Yes, flexibility is an essential part of our customised tours. In consultation with your tour leader, you can also adapt routes or activities during the trip if this is possible. If you would like to spend more time in a particular place or include additional activities, we will endeavour to fulfil your wishes. This will make your trip an even more personalised experience.

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, absolutely. Every one of our luxury Bhutan tours can be fully customized to your personal preferences. Whether you're looking for special accommodations, personalized trekking tours, encounters with monks, attending a festival, or additional pampering days in exclusive lodges – we'll design your trip to perfectly suit your needs. 

Because we know Bhutan intimately from our own experience and work closely with local partners, we can flexibly accommodate your ideas and offer you tailor-made suggestions. Simply tell us what you'd like – we'll take care of the rest.

Yes, altitude sickness can be a problem, especially on trekking routes that reach high altitudes above 5000 metres. We recommend that you find out about the symptoms and prevention of altitude sickness before your trip and allow sufficient time for acclimatisation. We always use the motto ‘go high and sleep down’ for acclimatisation: 2 nights in the Paro Valley and 2 nights in the Haa Valley before you start the tour or we carry out the treks at the end of a round trip optimally acclimatised.

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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 spring (March–May) and autumn (September–December). During these seasons, the weather is usually clear and pleasant, offering ideal conditions for cultural tours and trekking. Spring brings blooming rhododendrons, while autumn offers the best views of the Himalayas. Winter months can be cool at higher elevations, and the monsoon season (June–August) can bring increased rainfall.

Popular trekking routes in Bhutan include the Druk Path Trek, Snowman Trek, Jomolhari Trek, Laya Trek, Lunana Trek, Masagang Trek, and Bumthang Cultural Trek. Each route offers a unique experience and varying levels of difficulty.

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.

Tips are not mandatory in Bhutan, but they are appreciated in the tourism industry as a sign of appreciation for good service. It is common to tip guides, drivers, trekking teams, and hotel staff. However, the amount of the tip is subjective and depends on satisfaction with the service.

The usual way to get to Bhutan is by plane. Bhutan has an international airport, Paro International Airport. Selected airlines such as Druk Air (Royal Bhutan Airlines) or Bhutan Airlines offer direct flights to Paro from various cities such as Delhi (India), Kathmandu (Nepal), Mumbai (India), and Bangkok (Thailand). Alternatively, travelers can enter via Kolkata, Bagdogra, or Guwahati by road into western or eastern Bhutan or take flights from there to Paro. It is important to note that travel to Bhutan is only possible through registered tour operators, who must arrange all necessary visa and travel arrangements.