Immerse yourself in the deep-rooted spiritual and cultural traditions of the last remaining Vajrayana Buddhist country in the world. Experience the ancestral magic, timeless mystery, and the spectacular Himalayan landscapes in the Kingdom of Bhutan.






Highlights Dates for 14 days: (departs on day 15) Sample Itinerary
- Travel to 6 major cities of Bhutan-Thimphu, Punakha, Phobjikha, Trongsa, Bumthang and Paro
- Attend Black Neck Crane Festival at Gangtey Monastery in Gangtey-Phobjikha (pictured)
- Travel from Western Bhutan to the Central highlands
- Astrology Reading at Pangri Zampa and Traditional Medicinal Institute lecture about the herbal medicine practiced in Bhutan
- Day hike up to Tiger’s Nest, Paro Taktshang.
- Trongsa Tower Museum- Learn about GNH-Gross National Happiness and History of the Royal Family of Bhutan
- Visit to the World’s 2nd Largest Seated Buddha Dordenma, Thimphu-meditate in the main temple
- Visit a 7th Century Temple in Bumthang-make offerings and butter lamps for loved ones
- Soak in the healing-medicinal hot stone bath and practice archery-the national sport of Bhutan
What’s Included in the Tour Cost?
What’s not Included in the Tour Cost?
- The Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) is a $100 USD per person, per day fee/royalty paid to the Royal Government of Bhutan and Immigration.
- Your Round Trip International Flight into Bhutan: Choose your Route from these 3 hubs: via Kathmandu, Bangkok or New Delhi-your choice of one or you can split the route.
- Suggested Tips for guides and driver (collected an given at the end of the tour)
- We do not arrange for your transiting Visa, per the route you choose to enter Bhutan. Bangkok, Nepal or Delhi
Tour Costs for 2025, please Email us

Visa Details and Airline E-tickets
- We will process your Visa through Immigration by sending your *SDF funds and in turn, Immigration will process your Visa. Please email us a passport size photo for your Visa, 2×2 with a white back ground.
- Your Airlines E-ticket and your Visa will be emailed to you to you one month before travel time.
- You will be responsible for obtaining a Visa for any other countries you will be transiting on your way into Bhutan.
Accommodations
- All pricing includes rooms which are *shared, twin, or double for couples.
- We only use exclusive resorts and hotels for this journey.
- Pictured is Tiger’s Nest Camp in Paro, we will use this accommodations if available upon booking.
- There are hair dyers, hot water boilers and wifi in all the rooms. For more on what to bring to Bhutan, look for the downloadable Bhutan Checklist, scroll down on this page.
- You can bring your own adapters, however most hotels are already retrofitted for your I-phones.
- There are spa treatment options at some of the resorts, let us know one day prior to the service.
- Single supplement/private room is $500 USD extra charge






Food/Meal Options
Please let us know your food sensitivities, so we can plan ahead for you.
- Breakfast will be a choice of continental, breads, pancakes, fried rice, eggs, coffee and teas.
- Lunch and dinners consist of freshly cooked organic vegetables, a meat dish and either Bhutanese red rice or white rice, and a noodle/pasta dishes.
- Veg and Non Veg options at each meal, sometimes influenced by the cuisine of India, Nepal, chefs will try to incorporate traditional dishes of Bhutan.
- None of the main dishes are spicy.
Traditional Bhutanese foods
- Bhutan is almost 100 percent organic, we will visit some incredible market places in Paro and Thimphu if time permits.
- Red Rice is by far the most popular exported grain, (pictured)
- The main dish for the Bhutanese is a chili cheese dish called Ema Datshi, and also momo’s which are a dumpling influenced from Tibet and Nepal.
- There will be vegetarian main dish at each meal as well as non-veg options.
- Beef, chicken and pork are the most popular meats, there is no butchery in Bhutan, it’s imported from India.






Helpful Links and Resources about Bhutan
- Tiger’s Nest Monastery– Paro Taktsang, the most famous destination in Bhutan and in the Buddhist world. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paro_Taktsang
- About Bhutan-The Land of the Thunder Dragon. Editorial Highlights, Monarchy, Heritage, Policies and more https://bhutan.travel/about
- History of Gross National Happiness (GNH) https://www.gnhcentrebhutan.org/history-of-gnh/
- Buddha Dordenma-2nd Largest Seated Buddha in the world https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddha_Dordenma_statue
- Bhutanese favorite pastimes, Hot Stone Baths: https://www.dailybhutan.com/article/hot-stone-baths-the-bath-culture-of-bhutan
d) If notification of your tour cancellation is received 7 days before your arrival in Bhutan, there is no refund
Your Round Trip from Bangkok to Paro Flight information(timing)
Airport Codes: (BKK) is Suvarnabhumi Airport, PBH is Paro International Airport
It is advised to arrive at the airport for international flights 3 hours in advance, people will be lined up at 2am for the Bangkok to Paro route, that is why we advise to get a hotel close to the airport, within 10 min drive.
   Dates: Nov. 6 and return on Nov.20 
 1  Flight number KB153 Y(Econ) 06NOV  Depart Bangkok at 5:00am, arrives Paro at 7:15a
 2  Flight number KB152 Y(Econ) 20NOV departs Paro at   4:20pm, arrives Bangkok at 8:30pm 
  Dates: Nov. 6 and return on Nov.19 
 1  Flight number KB153 Y(Econ) 06NOV  Depart Bangkok at 5:00am,  arrives Paro at 7:15a
 2  Flight number KB152 Y(Econ) 19 NOV departs Paro at  4:20pm, arrives Bangkok at 8:30pm
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