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Frequently Asked Questions

General FAQs ➝

How to get Bhutan Visa?

Bhutan Visa is provided upon booking a travel package with a travel agent like us, usually it takes maximum of 7 working days to get Visa after the advance tour payment.

One can go for hike up to the ancient monastery, raft in the glaring river, ride a mountain/motor bike, take a beautiful picture at enormous colorful fortress with a shy monks, trek near the snowcapped mountain, explore remote villages and pristine biodiversity, discover the culture and tradition of the shy and friendly locals, immerse in the hot stone bath for healthy body, meditate in the serene temple for a healthy mind, attend the annual festival in the beautiful local attire and many more.

Tourist must pay a sustainable development fee of Nu 1200 per night for regional tourist(Indian, Bangladeshi and Maldivian) and USD 100 per night for  other nationalities plus USD 40 one time Visa fee excluding  hotels, meals, transportation, guide, travel insurance, etc.. Collectively the cost of travel becomes relatively expensive.

Spring(March – Mid June)  and Autumn(End of August – End of November)  are voted best time to travel Bhutan mainly due to no rain, warm weather, and beautiful scenario with cherry blooming during spring, longer days and festival held during that period of time.

You can email us at info@bucketlisthimalaya.com  for inquiry and accordingly we can provide you with any travel information you needed to travel Bhutan and take a booking for your travel.

Booking & Payments ➝

How do I book a tour?

You can book directly on our website by selecting your preferred destination, choosing available dates, and completing the secure checkout.

We accept wire transefer. For more details reach out to us through email. 

Yes, you will have to make full payment at least 3 months before the trip start to arrange logistics. 

Yes, you can cancel the booking at least 3 month before for partial refund. We dont offer cancellation charges if you cancel beyond the time frame set above. 

What to pack and prepare ➝

  • Comfortable clothing – Light layers, warm jacket, and raincoat.
  • Walking shoes – Comfortable shoes with good grip.
  • Sun protection – Sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat.
  • Personal essentials – Toiletries, medications, and basic first aid.
  • Electronics – Phone, camera, charger, and power bank.
  • Travel documents – Passport, visa/permit, insurance, and tickets.
  • Cash & cards – Carry some Bhutanese currency for small expenses.
  • Cultural attire – Modest clothing covering shoulders and knees for monasteries and dzongs.