Bhutan Travel Information


Bhutan has a unique system for allowing you to enter the country. At first this may appear complicated but in fact it works pretty well.

Visas are arranged only by your tour operators and the actual visa is issued when you arrive in the country- whether by road at Phuentsholing or by air in Paro. The fee is a nominal ($20) and is to be paid on the spot. You will also require two photographs. The visa is issued for the exact time you intend to stay in the country but if required can be extended, courtesy your tour operator. Visa application must reach here by one and half month earlier before your intended arrival. We will advice and take care all of your formality if you travel with us.

Most of the hotel in major town is generally built in Traditional architectural which is untouched by modernizations, but modern functioning with en-suite facilities such as hot water and cold water with attached bar and restaurant. Lodge in rural area is also comfortable.

Spring

March, April and May

Flowers blooming around and warm.

Summer

June, July and August

Green and warm and little wet.

Autumn

September, October and November

Little dry and cool at night and morning and warm day.

Winter

December, January and February

Dry and cold

Seasons in Bhutan


You can visit Bhutan:

By Air: Our valued guest will be coming into Bhutan through Paro ( National air port) .All flight details can be accessible to you through website www.drukair.com.bt and Bhutan Home Adventure shall arrange it accordingly as per convenience of our valuable guest. Currently Druk air has two routes, namely Bangkok, Rangoon, Dhaka Calcutta and also other from Delhi and Kathmandu.

Over Land: Through Phuntsholing (small town in southern Bhutan bordering Indian state of West Bengal). Once you get in touch with us, we will ask you for necessary documents to produce and your traveling can be arranged within few days which includes your visa, hotels, guides, transportation, flights and others excluding your personal expenses like tips, drinks, beverages, phone calls, laundry, etc.

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