Nestled amidst the pristine Eastern Himalayas, the small Buddhist kingdom of Bhutan is home to many of the world’s happiest people. Often referred to as the “Land of the Thunder Dragon,” Bhutan retains its ancient Buddhist traditions, unspoiled landscapes, and timeless serenity. Bhutan has been only open to visitors for decades, but soon became a sought-after destination, among Buddhist pilgrims, trekkers, and adventure seekers. On a Joy Asia Tour to Bhutan, travel back in time in this mystical, spellbinding country.
Journey to Thimphu, Bhutan’s capital, shrouded in spirituality. Make your way along the the twisting steps to the iconic Paro Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest). Watch the wonderful mask dances during religious festivals. Of course, Bhutan is famous for striking Himalayas vista, and no journey there is complete without a trek through serene mountain trails adorned with prayer flags.
Our specialists will use their knowledge and expertise to create your tailor-made Bhutan tour, which will promise an enlightening journey.
Dzongkha (Bhutanese)
GMT+6
Yes
March to May September to November
Paro International Airport
+975
792,834
Bhutanese Ngultrum
Our private Bhutan Tour packages will uncover every facet of the nation, where mystical cultures meet breathtaking landscapes. Explore the highlights of Bhutan, visit ancient monasteries, and trek scenic trails. Contact us for a tailor-made trip to Bhutan, you can enjoy a personalized spiritual tour, hiking tour, family tour, or honeymoon tour, your way.
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Yes, you will need a visa to tour Bhutan, unless you are a citizen of India, Bangladesh, or Maldives. And there is no Visa on Arrival service in Bhutan.
Bhutan is a very safe country to travel, even for solo female travelers. Importantly, the country prioritizes the preservation of its environment, culture, and general well-being before economic gains, due to its unique concept of Gross National Happiness. Therefore, there is a meager crime rate and rare tourist traps. Because of the well-operated transportation system, there are also very few traffic accidents.
The spring season between March and May and the autumn season between September and November is the best time for Bhutan travel. The weather is pleasant and mild, while the nature is at its most beautiful with botanist’s delight. Plus, you can plan incredible hikes and treks to the tranquil and amazing trails.
Nevertheless, you may expect some rainfall in spring.
The food is an essential part of your tour plan for Bhutan. Bhutan cuisine is famous for its spicy taste. Chili can be seen in almost every dish. If you are fond of spiciness, the popular local dishes, such as Ema Datshi, Momos, Phaksha Paa, Shakam Paa, Goep or Tripe, and Red Ric, are must-tries.
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