It is absolutely very safe to travel to Bhutan even if you are traveling solo. The crime rate in Bhutan is low and perhaps the lowest in the whole of Asia. With no terrorism or threat of one, Bhutan tops the chart as one of the top safest destinations to travel in 2024.

Yes, travel to Bhutan is open from 23rd September 2022 and all COVID-19 travel restrictions have been lifted.

When to visit Bhutan is every visitor’s question. The most recommended months for travel to Bhutan are March, April, May (Spring season in Bhutan) and mid September to 1st week of December. Please do not forget to coincide your visit to Bhutan with one of the colorful Buddhist festivals. Please visit our festival page for dates.

All our Bhutan trips will be custom designed for private trips to Bhutan whether it is trekking, cultural tour, festival trip or others.

Yes, private travel to Bhutan is expensive as international visitors wishing to visit Bhutan have to pay US $ 100 per person per night stay in Bhutan as sustainable development fee (SDF). Additionally, visitors have to pay Bhutan visa fee of US $ 40 per person per trip and entry fees for museums / monuments and festival visit.

If you are booking the trip through a registered tour operator in Bhutan, then you have to pay for the package trip which covers your meals, transportation within Bhutan including airport transfers, guide services, accommodation and so on. 

You Have To Send Us The Following Documents To Process Your Bhutan Visa And Other Necessary Travel Permits:

1. Bhutan travel insurance.
2. Scanned copy of your passport (with minimum of 6 months validity from the date of travel to Bhutan. It should be clean and clear. 
3. A copy of passport size / half photo (Head shot).
4. Residential address & telephone number.
5. Occupation details.