Bhutan Short Tour - 2 Nights 3 Days Package

Required documents to get Bhutanese Visa

Color passport copy valid for 06 months, Recent Passport size picture,  Travel insurance including covid Insuarance.

Checking List for Bhutan tour 

Valid passport (valid for six months from the date of your trip) One other picture ID, such as driver’s license (in case of emergency and for use as a substitute of passport or in case of loss of your passport) Photocopy of passport page to carry in wallet. Air tickets (Make a copy of flight tickets which may be helpful, in case of loss) Visa Clearance (Make a copy of visa clearance which may be helpful, in case of emergencies) MasterCard, Visa Credit and Debit Cards are accepted in Bhutan. However some Dollar cash are highly recommended. Mobile phone and Good Camera for beautiful pictures

What to bring in your Bhutan Trip:

Warm Jackets with waterproof or raincoats as per the season, Comfortable Hiking clothes, Hiking/trekking boots, Socks for hiking boots, Sunscreen for lips and face, Sunglasses, Long and short T- shirts or cotton shirts, Sun Hats, Walking Sticks for Tiger’s Nest Hike, Backpack or Suitcase

Local Bhutanese Foods

Bhutanese cuisine is known for its spicy and flavorful dishes, and here are some foods you may want to try during your Bhutan tour:

Ema Datshi: This is Bhutan's national dish and is made with a blend of chili peppers and cheese. It's a spicy, creamy dish that's typically served with rice.

Momos: These are similar to dumplings and are typically filled with beef, pork, or vegetables. They are steamed and served with a dipping sauce.

Red rice: Bhutanese red rice is a staple food and is often served with meals. It's a nutty and chewy rice that's rich in nutrients.

Phaksha Paa: This is a dish made with sliced pork and chilies, and it's often served with rice. It's a spicy and flavorful dish that's popular in Bhutan.

Jasha Maroo: This is a chicken dish made with a blend of spices and onions. It's a flavorful and hearty dish that's often served with rice.

Suja: This is a traditional Bhutanese tea that's made with butter, salt, and water. It's a unique and flavorful beverage that's often served with snacks.

Ara: This is a distilled alcohol made from rice or maize. It's a popular drink in Bhutan and is often served during festivals and celebrations.

These are just a few of the many delicious foods and drinks you can try during your Bhutan tour. Be sure to also try some of the local snacks and sweets, such as fried rice cakes and sweetened milk tea.

Vehicle to be used for our group in Bhutan

We provide a comfortable vehicle to our client while you are touring in Bhutan. We provide SUV car for the group of 01 or 02 people. The Suv car could be a Hyndai's Creata, Kia's Seltos or Maruti's Brezza. 03 to 09 people group size will be Toyota's Hiace and We provide Toyota Coaster bus for above 10 people group size. 

Hotel to be used or Similar

We provide be 3* standard Hotel while your are in out trip in Bhutan, We Mosstly provide Hotel Thimphu Tower, Peaceful Resort in Thimphu and Hotel Mandala Resort, Olathang Cottage resort in Paro on Single room, Twin sharing or a double room basis as per your requirement. You can upgrade to the deluxe or premium in Bhutan for your comfort in extra cost. 

Supporting Staff in your tour: We provide a professional guide and a Driver while on the tour, They are much respectful, dutyful and flexible in your service. 

Tiping in Bhutan Tour: The tiping is not compulsory in Bhutan tour but  It is appriciated to encourage more in their service to the guide and a driver. As there is no strick guideness on tiping amounts for the guide and driver so here is general suggestions,

For the exceptional service in Bhutan you may tip US$15-20 per day for the Guide and USD 10 -15 per day for the driver.  The tiping is always depends on your satisfactions.