Paro International Airport is located within the valley, only a few minutes from town.

SDF is a mandatory fee collected by the Government of Bhutan to support sustainable tourism.

No. Bhutan requires all foreign tourists to book through a licensed Bhutanese tour operator.
Bhutan Tsenden Travel will arrange your guide, permits, accommodation, transport, and full itinerary.

Yes! All our tours are fully customizable based on your interests—culture, trekking, nature, photography, or luxury travel.

Yes, a licensed English-speaking guide will accompany you throughout your tour.
Guides are mandatory for all tourists except Indian nationals (optional but recommended).

Absolutely. Solo travelers are welcome.
We provide personalized experiences and private tour options.

Yes, we offer:

• Jomolhari Trek
• Druk Path Trek
• Snowman Trek
• Bumthang Owl Trek
• Merak & Sakteng Trek
• Many more customized treks

All treks include porters, camping equipment, food, and licensed guides.

We offer:

• 3-star hotels
• Premium 4-star hotels
• 5-star luxury resorts
• Certified homestays
• Community lodges (for treks)

All accommodations are government-approved.

Yes, guests may request their preferred hotels.
We will book based on availability and your travel budget.

We use comfortable, clean, and safe vehicles such as:

• SUVs
• Toyota Prado
• Toyota Hiace
• Toyota Coaster
• Luxury vehicles (on request)

A professional driver will accompany you throughout the trip.

• March–May: Spring blooms, ideal for sightseeing
• September–November: Clear skies, best for trekking
• December–February: Cold but peaceful, great visibility
• June–August: Green landscapes during monsoon (light rain)

Essentials include:

• Warm clothes (layers)
• Comfortable walking shoes
• Rain jacket (seasonal)
• Sunscreen & sunglasses
• Power bank
• Personal medication
• Trekking gear (if applicable)

Higher altitude areas like Paro, Thimphu, and Bumthang can get cold, especially at night.
Lower regions like Punakha are warmer.

Hotels offer:

• Local Bhutanese cuisine
• Indian dishes
• Continental meals
• Chinese options

Vegetarian and vegan meals can be arranged.

Yes, non-vegetarian options are available in most hotels and restaurants.

• Always walk clockwise around temples & stupas
• Remove shoes before entering temples
• Photography may be restricted inside sacred places
• Dress modestly in religious sites

Just share your travel dates and preferred itinerary.
We will send a complete package with pricing and inclusions.

We accept:

• Bank transfers
• International wire transfers
• Bhutanese digital payments (for Indians)
• Card payments (extra charges may apply)

Our standard policy follows guidelines set by Bhutan Tourism:

• 30+ days before arrival: Full refund (minus bank charges)
• 15–29 days: 50% refund
• Less than 15 days: Non-refundable

Yes. Bhutan is one of the safest countries in the world, with very low crime rates.
Solo travelers, families, and elderly guests travel comfortably.

Yes. Travel insurance is mandatory for all international tourists.
It should cover:

• Medical expenses
• Emergency evacuation
• Trip delays/cancellation

Most cultural tours stay at safe altitudes.
For high-altitude treks, we provide acclimatization days and professional guidance.

Yes. Most hotels offer Wi-Fi, and SIM cards (BMobile/TashiCell) can be purchased upon arrival.

• Government-licensed tour operator
• Customizable itineraries
• Experienced guides & drivers
• Comfortable accommodations
• Hassle-free visa processing
• Transparent pricing
• Reliable 24/7 customer support

At least 4–8 weeks in advance, especially during festival seasons (March–April, September–October).

Yes! We offer:

• Paro Tshechu Tours
• Thimphu Tshechu Tours
• Punakha Drubchen & Tshechu Tours
• Crane Festival Packages
• Many more seasonal itineraries

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