The best time to visit Bhutan is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons when the weather is pleasant, and the skies are clear. These seasons offer ideal conditions for outdoor activities and provide opportunities to witness festivals and cultural events.

The weather in Bhutan varies depending on the altitude and the season. In general, the southern regions have a subtropical climate with higher temperatures, while the northern regions experience colder temperatures due to higher elevations. It is advisable to check the specific weather conditions for your travel dates and destinations in Bhutan.

The minimum daily tariff is set by the Tourism Council of Bhutan and is applicable to all tourists visiting Bhutan. The tariff covers accommodation, meals, licensed guide services, transport, and sightseeing. The minimum daily tariff varies depending on the season and the number of individuals in the group. Please contact us for more information regarding the current minimum daily tariff.

Bhutan's national carrier, Drukair, operates flights to and from Paro International Airport, which is the sole international airport in Bhutan. Drukair operates regular flights from destinations including Bangkok, Delhi, Kolkata, Kathmandu, Singapore, and more. Please check the Drukair website or contact us for the most up-to-date flight information and availability.

No, it is not possible to visit Bhutan independently. Bhutan has a policy of "High Value, Low Impact" tourism, which requires all visitors to book their trip through a licensed Bhutanese tour operator, such as Integrity Bhutan Tour. The tour operator will handle the necessary arrangements, including visa processing, hotel bookings, and guided tours, to ensure a smooth and regulated visit to Bhutan.

No, international tour agencies are not allowed to arrange trips to Bhutan directly. All tours to Bhutan must be arranged through licensed Bhutanese tour operators. The minimum daily tariff is set by the Bhutanese government and remains the same regardless of the tour operator you choose. However, different tour operators may offer varying levels of service, accommodations, and itineraries. It is recommended to compare packages and choose a reputable Bhutanese tour operator that meets your preferences and requirements.

Yes, all visitors to Bhutan require a visa. However, the visa application process is handled by the local tour operator you choose. Once you confirm your travel plans with Integrity Bhutan Tour, we will process your visa application on your behalf. You will need to provide us with a scanned copy of your passport and other necessary details. The visa will be approved by the Tourism Council of Bhutan, and you will receive a visa clearance letter, which you will need to present upon arrival in Bhutan to obtain your visa.

The room rates provided on our website are generally per room, unless stated otherwise. Please refer to the specific details mentioned for each room category or contact us for further clarification.

With the exception of Indian, Bangladeshi and Maldivian, all tourists visiting Bhutan must apply for a tourist visa prior to their arrival to Bhutan. Tourist Visa can be processed through a local tour operator. You will need to submit a duly filled Visa form, scanned copy of your passport (with at least a validity of 6 months). The Tourism Council of Bhutan approves your Visa upon the full payment for your trip.