The most popular destination today beckons! On the roof of the world, nestled on the lap of the Eastern Himalayas, is Bhutan, or the Kingdom of the Thunder Dragon. Here, centuries old ways of life, culture and tradition blend harmoniously with modern times of create a fairytale realm like no other. Bhutan has never been colonalized and the Bhutanese are fiercely protective about their independence. After centuries of self-imposed isolation, Bhutan has emerged strongly from the shrouds of myth as a nation exemplified for choosing all the right paths. Bhutan is perhaps the only nation in the world where billboards and tobacco are banned. Their absence further heightens the nations intact forest cover of more than 70 percent of its entire land and its prestigious standing among the 10 global hotspots for environmental conservation. Bhutan is also the recipient of the Champions of The Earth Award 2005 from the United Nations Environment Program.

Bhutan: Druk Yul - Population: 7,00,000 - Capital: Thimpu
Location: Bhutan lies between 890 and 920E and 270 and 280 N.
Time: 30 minutes ahead of Indian standard time. 6 hours ahead of GMT.
Language: Drukpa (67%) of Tibetan and Monpa Bhutan Travel

Information: All Foreign National Tourists visiting Bhutan must travel through all inclusive package Tours, for which there is a fixed tariff set by the Royal government of Bhutan. This Tariff includes the Services of accommodation, All meals, Transportation within the country, Guide services, sightseeing and entrance fees for the museums and monuments.
Tourism in Bhutan: The Royal Government of Bhutan adheres strongly to a policy of low impact/volume, high value tourism.
Tourism policy dictates that the industry must be environmentally and ecologically friendly, socially and culturally acceptable and economically viable.
The Government recognizes the importance of tourism in achieving social-economic development, promoting understanding among people and building closer ties of friendship.

Bhutan Visa Information:

Visa is required for traveling to Bhutan and it is processed in Thimphu through a local tour operator in Kathmandu or Bhutan Agent. No foreign mission / embassies abroad grants tourist visa.

All passport details should be forwarded to the agent at least 1 month prior to date of travel for visa processing.
Actual visa is stamped only on arrival in Bhutan with the support of Visa clearance, which will be sent to you in advance.

For all travelers, entering Bhutan via Druk Air, Visa clearance number is forwarded to the concerned overseas Druk Air Stations and without this clearance number the passengers are not allowed to board the flight.
For travelers entering the country by surface through Phuentsholign ( The border town in the southern Bhutan) Visa clearance number is forwarded to the Local authority and the actual visa is stamped on arrival. Two copies of original passport size photographs are required on arrival.

Visa fee is USD 20.00 per person should payable extra on arrival in addition to the packages cost.
The Tourists wishing to visit Bhutan should furnish us with the following details to process the visa.