Frequently Asked Questions

Indeed, Bhutan is incredibly friendly and safe for lone tourists. For peaceful contemplation, wellness expeditions, or spiritual retreats, many visitors travel alone. A certified Bhutanese guide will travel with you at all times.

We provide a variety of lodging options, including cozy three-star hotels, opulent five-star resorts, conventional homestays, and tranquil nature lodges. You can select what best fits your travel preferences and level of comfort.

Yes, cell phone and Wi-Fi are available in the majority of towns and hotels. Nonetheless, there can be a poor internet connection in some isolated places. This is a popular opportunity for travellers to unwind and detach.

Indeed. Bhutan is a family-friendly travel location. We plan kid-friendly excursions with shorter rides, leisurely strolls, and engaging cultural experiences for all ages.

Accommodations, meals, transportation, a licensed guide, sightseeing fees, permits, and government taxes are typically included in our packages. Camping gear and support personnel are also included in trekking excursions. Before you confirm, we go over every inclusion in detail.

Just use our trip inquiry form or get in touch with us by phone or email. Share the size of your group, your interests, and the dates of your trip. Within a day, we will create a customized itinerary for you.

Indeed. We can prepare gluten-free, vegan, vegetarian, and other special dishes. Please let us know ahead of time so that we can make appropriate plans, particularly for hikes or distant locations.

It is necessary to get travel insurance. Emergency evacuation, medical care, and travel cancellation should all be covered. We can advise you on the right kind of coverage for Bhutan.

We have a strong bond with the land and its people because we are owned by Bhutanese. Our travels prioritize significance, compassion, and intimate connection over hurried sightseeing. Every journey is planned with love, attentiveness, and respect.