For views of the snow-capped peaks, choose the left side when flying into Paro and the right when departing.
Seat selection is available during online check-in, typically 72 to 48 hours before departure. Once your trip is confirmed, we'll guide you through the process step by step.
We do. Our team will reconfirm your departure schedule 72 hours before your flight, so you don't have to worry.
While you're welcome to book independently, flight portals for Bhutan can be unreliable. Most guests prefer that we handle the arrangements, ensuring availability, peace of mind, and one less thing to worry about.
The Bhutan government does not make travel Insurance mandatory. However, as an experienced travel organizer, it is strongly recommended—it's your safety net for unexpected detours.
Cards are accepted only at select shops and hotels. It's highly recommended that you bring cash.
Bhutan accepts most international currencies, and exchanging them at Paro Airport upon arrival is best. Our team will assist you at reliable banks or counters if you need more currency later. For a complete list of accepted currencies, refer to this link.
Tipping is not required, but people often welcome it as a kind gesture. Most guests offer $10–15 per day for the guide and $5–10 for the driver, shared among the group, but you're free to tip more or less, depending on the care and connection you felt throughout your journey.
Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your return date.
We'll point you to trusted, certified boutiques where your purchases directly support Bhutanese artisans.
Yes, as long as your total weight stays within the limit, you can divide items between two bags.
You're usually allowed 30 kg for checked bags and 7 kg carry-on. Based on your ticket, we'll confirm whether it's economy or business class.
Absolutely. Just let us know in advance, and we'll ensure your meals are safe, satisfying, and thoughtfully prepared.
Yes, our fares include taxes and standard luggage—there are no surprises later.
We will send you the confirmed list before your arrival and update you if any changes are needed. Those changes could be due to the unavailability of rooms in select accommodations.
We blend comfort with local flavor—while towns like Thimphu, Paro, and Punakha offer charming cafés, eateries, and even farmhouse meals, options become more limited in remote regions. We'll tailor dining to your preferences wherever possible.
Sturdy boots, layers, sun protection, and a reusable bottle. We'll send a complete list with your confirmation.
We follow Leave No Trace principles—packing out everything we bring to protect Bhutan's pristine trails.
Usually, no, but sometimes, our sleeping bag size may not suit you. In such a scenario, we recommend bringing your sleeping bag.
It's serene and simple—mountain air, starry skies, and a warm team make it feel like home.
Yes, always. Our experienced guides and cheerful crew walk with you every step of the way.
We supply high-quality trekking gear from trusted brands. You'll only need to bring your layers. Once your booking is confirmed, a detailed list of what's included—and what you'll need to pack—will be shared.
If this is your first time at a high altitude, you might feel breathless, especially if you're not used to hiking or trekking. Most travelers adjust comfortably, and we'll carefully guide you through it as we shape your journey together.
Yes—permits, tents, meals, porters, and guides. You just bring your spirit of adventure.
