About Bhutan
About Bhutan is that it is the world’s only carbon-negative country, absorbing more carbon than it emits sustainably.
Bhutan: The Land of the Thunder Dragon
Bhutan, often called the Land of the Thunder Dragon, rests high in the eastern Himalayas between India and China. This peaceful kingdom embraces a constitutional monarchy and takes pride in preserving its rich culture and ancient traditions. Guided by wisdom and care, the government manages tourism in a way that protects the environment and safeguards its heritage. Visitors are invited to travel responsibly, discovering experiences that are both meaningful and enriching.
With its breathtaking landscapes, vibrant culture, and deep commitment to Gross National Happiness, Bhutan offers more than a destination—it offers a journey that transforms.
Bhutan also leads the world in sustainability.
As the only carbon-negative country, it absorbs three times more carbon dioxide than it emits, setting a global standard for environmental stewardship.
The nation’s distinctive “high value, low volume” tourism policy ensures that travel here remains immersive and mindful. Every visit plays a role in protecting pristine landscapes and living traditions, leaving behind not just memories, but a positive impact.
Whether you choose a spiritual retreat in ancient monasteries, a trek along dramatic Himalayan trails, or the joy of celebrating vibrant festivals, Bhutan offers countless opportunities to reconnect—with nature, with tradition, and with yourself.
Step into a land where culture is alive, nature is untouched, and every moment tells a story worth remembering.
Your unforgettable Bhutan journey begins here.
Bhutan Frequently Asked Question
Itinerary is always flexible if you are travelling in a smaller group. You have a choice of eating in a different restaurant, however, the menu depends on the chef and usually it is a set menu but not necessarily the same menu every day.
It is in the tourism industry but it is not compulsory. It actually depends on the service rendered to you.
Yes, things that are not included in the tariff are all beverages, telecommunications, tips, laundry, massage and souvenir shopping.
Bhutan is well connected and every town has IDD services. Internet cafes are available almost everywhere. Cell phones can also be used but you need to get Bhutan prepaid SIM Card and recharge it. Recharge vouchers are available at every second shop in town.
You can exchange money in the banks as well as in the hotels were you are staying. Rates will be better in the banks plus US$ is acceptable in almost all of the shops in town.
It cannot be safer anywhere else in the world.
Bhutan is all season tourist destination for cultural tours. However the month of February, March, April, and September, October, November are considered the best time due to pleasant weather conditions. December and January are winter months and June, July and August, the rainy season. It is important to note that the climatic conditions during the winter months are not extreme. The average temperature would range from 10-17 degree Celsius during day time.
The money you have transferred will be with held by the Tourism Council of Bhutan till the day you depart. Travel Agents can only withdraw the money after your departure upon submitting your tour invoice. Therefore, your money is safe.
It is government rule that total tour payment must be remitted without which the government will not issue the visa.
Decide the number of days you want to spend in Bhutan according to your interest and budget.
Decide the date and the port of entry (You can fly into Bhutan from one of these cities; Bangkok, Katmandu, New Delhi, Calcutta and Dacca) into Bhutan.
Fill up the visa application form (You can download the visa application form here).
Remit the total tour payment (You can download the money transfer details here). It is government rule that total trip payment must be remitted without which the government will not issue the visa.
Once we have confirmed dates, port of entry, dully filled visa application form, and money received, we will process your visa.
Except for travelers from India, Bangladesh and Maldives, all visitors to Bhutan are required to obtain visa approval prior to their arrival, which will be processed by us.
Tourism is not restricted but the minimum daily tariff is set by the government. It is also necessary that all tourists must come through a registered tour operator to plan your itinerary and process your visa. Tourist cannot come on their own unless they are invited guest.
Druk Air operates daily flight (once daily) from Bangkok (Thailand) and four flights a week from New Delhi, Kathmandu and Calcutta (India) and two flights a week from Dacca (Bangladesh). There are different flight schedules for the summer and the winter seasons. For Druk Air schedules click on Flights Details or you can also visit Druk Air web site at www.drukair.com.bt . You can also enter Bhutan via Bagdogra Airport, Siliguri (West Bengal) in India. It has regular flights from New Delhi (twice daily).
Bhutan is connected to the outside world through Druk Air (Royal Bhutan Airlines), the national carrier which is the only airline operating flights in and out of the kingdom.