Genral Infomation about
Bhutan
Due to the Royal Government’s far-sighted policy
to preserve the countries pristine environment and its culture,
the harmful effects to industrialization and mass tourism on
the environment and the traditional lifestyle of Bhutanese have
been carefully avoided. This makes Bhutan a truly unique destination.
An unspoiled country with majestic mountains, a unique cultural
heritage preserved for many centuries, an architectural style
like no other, a landfill of warm hearted and friendly people,
reveals a true paradise in the lost era of the present century.
The tours and treks we offer to familiarize
the Himalayan Kingdom Bhutan .
Climate: (general)
Days are normally warm. Nights can at times be very cool, and
winter even below freezing. Monsoon showers occur in summer (Heaviest
in July and August), and sometimes even in spring and autumn.
The most visited months are March, April, May, September October
and November. During these months you may expect mostly warm sunny
days and cool/cold nights. Whereas rain or snow is not usual at
these times, it is a possibility.
What to Bring
Personal clothing: Strong, normal clothing ( According to
the season), preferably cotton for summer and woolen clothing
for evening and winter. For Trekking strong comfortable trekking
boots, warm socks, sunglasses, headgear, raincoat, and warm clothing,
including a down Jacket for higher altitude treks and for the
evenings. A sleeping bag is a most; medium too heavy is advised.
( Note: for trekking, a load of 25 kg is allowed)
A sense of Adventure:
Prices are established by the Royal Government of Bhutan.
The Royal Government’s policy is to preserve its culture and traditional
values. One of the main methods of Achieving this is your cooperation.
You are required not to buy antiques.Royal Government of Bhutan
allows no more than 4000 tourists world wide to enter Bhutan.
Bhutanese people are friendly and welcoming to visitors. They
generally enjoy you taking their photo. Dzongkha is official language
of Bhutan, but English is widely spoken.
Bhutan
Tour & Treks Tariff fixed by Royal Bhutan Government
|
Group
Size |
Tour
Cost
Per Day Per Person |
Surcharge
Per Day Per Person |
Single
Supplement
Per Day Per Person |
Remarks
|
| one person |
US$ 200.00 |
+ US$ 40.00 |
+ US$ 25.00 |
|
| Two person |
US$ 200.00 |
+ US$ 30.00 |
-x-
|
Sharing Room no |
| Three person |
US$ 200.00 |
+ US$ 20.00 |
+US$ 25.00 |
supplementary just
for one person. |
| Four & above |
US$ 200.00 |
No surcharge |
-x-
|
|
Price include:
Airport transfers,
All meals & accommodation. (single rooms are provided subject
to availability, without surcharge)
Surface transport with in Bhutan and between Phuntsholing/Bagdora
and sandrup Jonkhar/Guhati for groups by land between Bhutan and
India.
Guides and guiding service.
Sightseeing including entry to museum.
Royalties and other taxes. Other than visa US$ 20 and departure
tax US$ 10.
Porterage, riding/pack ponies and yaks wherever required.
Not included are:
Visa fee and airport tax,
Personal items and alcoholic drinks etc.
Insurance.
Flights:
Kathmandu - Paro Mon, Thu US$ 190
Paro-Bkk Tue, Thu, Sat US$ 329
Climate
& Average Temperature of Major Towns of Bhutan
| Place |
Tem. |
Jan |
Feb |
Mar |
Apr |
May |
Jun |
Jul |
Aug |
Sept |
Oct |
Nov |
Dec |
| Paro |
Min.
Max. |
5.8
9.5 |
1.5
13.4 |
0.6
14.5 |
4.6
17.6 |
10.6
23.5 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Thimpu |
Min.
Max. |
2.6
12.3 |
0.6
14.4 |
3.9
16.4 |
7.1
20.0 |
13.1
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Punakha |
Min.
Max. |
4.2
16.1 |
5.3
19.6 |
9.9
21.2 |
11.9
24.4 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Wangdi |
Min.
Max. |
4.3
17.0 |
7.8
19.0 |
10.4
22.8 |
12.9
26.2 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Tonga |
Min.
Max. |
0.2
13.0 |
0.4
13.9 |
4.4
16.7 |
6.6
20.1 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Bumthang |
Min.
Max. |
5.1
10.8 |
1.4
10.0 |
3.5
16.2 |
3.9
18.7 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Mongar |
Min.
Max. |
8.2
15.5 |
8.3
15.9 |
11.6
20.0 |
14.0
22.8 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Tashigang |
Min.
Max. |
10.5
20.4 |
11.5
21.7 |
14.4
24.8 |
17.0
28.3 |
|
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