Bhutan Tour Packages
Bhutan Tour Packages: Discover the Kingdom of Happiness from Malaysia
Bhutan, the enchanting Kingdom of the Himalayas, is a land where ancient traditions blend seamlessly with breathtaking natural landscapes. For Malaysians seeking an unforgettable journey, our Bhutan tour packages offer a unique opportunity to explore a country that measures prosperity by Gross National Happiness. With a culture deeply rooted in Buddhism and a commitment to preserving its natural beauty, Bhutan promises a spiritual and awe-inspiring adventure.
Why Book Our Bhutan Tour Packages?
Booking our Bhutan tour packages ensures a seamless and enriching experience from start to finish. We handle all the essential logistics so you can focus on soaking up the beauty and magic of this serene kingdom.
- All-Inclusive Experience: Our packages typically include all the essentials for a smooth journey—accommodations, meals, transportation, and entry fees to major attractions.
- Expert Local Guides: You'll be accompanied by knowledgeable, English-speaking guides who will introduce you to Bhutan’s unique culture and history, creating an immersive and insightful experience.
- Tailored Itineraries: Whether you're interested in a cultural tour, a trekking adventure, or a spiritual retreat, our packages can be customized to match your dreams and desires.
- Hassle-Free Visa Arrangement: As an authorized tour operator, we handle all the visa arrangements on your behalf, ensuring your pre-approved visa is ready for your trip. This is crucial for all international visitors, as independent travel to Bhutan is not permitted.
What’s Included in Our Bhutan Tour Packages?
Our Bhutan tour packages offer a well-rounded experience, from guided visits to sacred sites to exploring bustling local markets and vibrant festivals. Here are some of the highlights:
- Paro Taktsang (Tiger's Nest Monastery): An iconic landmark and a pilgrimage site, this stunning monastery clings to a cliffside and is a must-see for any visitor.
- Thimphu & Punakha: Explore the charming capital city of Thimphu and the serene Punakha Valley, home to majestic fortresses (Dzongs) and the beautiful Punakha Dzong, one of the most picturesque in the country.
- Festivals & Culture: Witness Bhutan's majestic festivals (Tshechus), where myths come alive through colorful mask dances and traditional rituals.
- Nature & Trekking: Walk through peaceful valleys, witness stunning mountain views, and, for the adventurous, explore various trekking trails.
Bhutan Quick Fact
| Capital | Rome |
| Currency | Bhutan uses the Ngultrum (Nu), which is equal in value to the Indian Rupee (INR), widely accepted in the country. |
| Language | Dzongkha is the national language, but English is commonly spoken |
| Electricity | 230V power with Type D, F, and G plug types |
| Country code | +975 |
| Time Zone | UTC +6 |
Bhutan Travel Guide: Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the best time to visit Bhutan? Bhutan can be visited year-round, but the best times are March-May and September-November, especially for clear views and festivals. Spring is perfect for wildflowers and birdwatching, while fall is ideal for crisp air and vibrant festivals.
- Is there a visa requirement for Bhutan? Yes, all international visitors, except citizens from India, Bangladesh, and the Maldives, need a visa to enter Bhutan. A licensed tour operator, like us, can help arrange the visa as part of the Bhutan tour package.
- What’s included in a typical Bhutan tour package? Bhutan tour packages usually include accommodation, meals, a private guide, transportation, and entry fees to cultural sites. Many packages also cover visa arrangements and airport transfers.
- How do I get to Bhutan? The main entry point is Paro International Airport, which has flights from cities like Bangkok, Delhi, Kathmandu, and Singapore also recently launch direct flight from Kuala Lumpur and Penang. Some visitors also enter by road from the Phuentsholing border in India.
- What currency is used in Bhutan, and are credit cards accepted? Bhutan’s currency is the Ngultrum (Nu), pegged to the Indian Rupee. Cash is commonly used, and credit cards are generally accepted in major hotels but not in smaller towns or local markets.
- What is Bhutan’s daily sustainable tourism fee? Bhutan charges a Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) of $200 per day for most tourists. This fee funds health, education, and environmental preservation efforts.
- Can I visit Bhutan independently? Independent travel is not permitted; visitors must book a Bhutan tour package through an authorized tour operator. This policy helps Bhutan manage tourism responsibly and preserve its culture.
- What language is spoken in Bhutan? The official language is Dzongkha, but English is widely spoken, especially by guides and in urban areas. Most Bhutanese people also speak Nepali or regional dialects.
- What should I pack for my trip to Bhutan? Essentials include comfortable walking shoes, warm clothing (especially in winter or for higher altitudes), rain gear for monsoon months, and respectful attire for visits to monasteries and Dzongs.
- Are there any unique festivals I can experience in Bhutan? Yes, Bhutan is known for its colorful festivals, or Tshechus, held in various towns. The Paro and Thimphu Tshechus are particularly popular, featuring traditional mask dances, music, and lively cultural displays that highlight Bhutanese heritage.