Explore Bhutan Luxury Tour
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Enjoy the luxury of Bhutan with one of the international chains of hotels like Pema Ko. The route covers Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, and Phobjikha. Nestled in the hearts of Thimphu Valley, our 5-star hotel in Bhutan is the gateway to a magical land brimming with fascinating mythology.
Bhutan Luxury Camping
7 Days Luxury Camp Tour
Luxury Trekking Tours
2 Days Luxury Camping
Luxury Hotel in Bhutan
Le Méridien
UMA by Como
Pemako Hotel
Amankora Luxury Hotel
Six Sense Hotel
Gangtey Goenpa Lodge
Yarkay Hotel Thimphu
Termalinca Hotel
Frequently Asked Questions
A luxury tour in Bhutan typically includes luxury accommodations, private transportation, knowledgeable guides, personalized itineraries, exclusive cultural experiences, fine dining options, and top-notch services to ensure a comfortable and memorable journey.
You can book a luxury tour in Bhutan through reputable travel agencies or tour operators specializing in luxury travel like us. We will assist you in customizing your itinerary, obtaining the necessary permits, and arranging all the logistics for your trip.
Yes, luxury tours in Bhutan tend to be relatively expensive compared to regular tours. The government of Bhutan has a policy of high-value, low-volume tourism, and imposes a minimum daily package cost for all tourists. Luxury tours usually include additional premium services and accommodations, which contribute to the overall cost.
Some of the must-visit destinations in Bhutan during a luxury tour include Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, and Bumthang. These places offer a blend of cultural landmarks, stunning landscapes, and serene monasteries.
Yes, most luxury tour operators in Bhutan offer customizable itineraries. They will work closely with you to understand your preferences, interests, and requirements, and design a tailor-made itinerary that suits your needs.
A luxury tour in Bhutan may include activities such as visiting ancient monasteries and dzongs, exploring local markets, participating in traditional ceremonies, hiking to sacred sites, experiencing traditional Bhutanese spa treatments, and enjoying authentic Bhutanese cuisine.
Yes, Bhutan is generally considered a safe country to visit. It has a low crime rate, and the local people are known for their warmth and hospitality. However, as with any travel destination, it’s advisable to take common-sense precautions and follow the guidance of your tour guide.
The best time to visit Bhutan for a luxury tour is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons. These months offer pleasant weather, clear skies, and vibrant landscapes, making it ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities.
Remember to contact a reputable travel agency or tour operator for specific details and up-to-date information regarding luxury tours in Bhutan, as offerings and conditions may vary.
- Arrival and Departure arrangement.
- Accommodations in 5-star category hotels and resorts.
- Three meals a day breakfast, lunch & dinner
- Full-time English-speaking Bhutanese guide
- Private transportation and sightseeing as per the itinerary
- Entrance fees for museums and parks as per the itinerary
- Bottled drinking water throughout the journey
- Bhutan Visa arrangement service
- Government royalty and all the taxes, Service charge
- Flight fares to and from Paro, Bhutan. (Direct flights are available from Kathmandu, Bangkok, and Delhi, Please let us know we will manage it for you)
- Personal expenses and any alcoholic, and non-alcoholic beverages.
- Tips to guide, driver, trekking staff, hotel service, etc.
- Specialized /language guides available on supplement cost
- Travel / Medical Insurance
The best time to travel to Bhutan is Spring which starts from March to June and Autumn from September to November. Summer is hot and rains throughout the day. Though central Bhutan receives less rainfall, it is still risky due to landslides and road blockage.
Bhutan on average receives less rainfall compared to the plains. Bhutan’s climate is diverse due to dramatic variations in elevation. The Duars Plain tends to be hot and humid; the Lesser Himalayas region is often cooler; while the areas in the Greater Himalayas are closest to that of the alpine tundra.
Only two local airlines operate in Bhutan. Drukair and Bhutan Airlines are the two airlines that cater to tourists visiting Bhutan. They operate from Bangkok, Singapore, Kolkatta, Delhi, Guwahati, and Kathmandu. Find detail
- Bangkok Paro Bangkok-Daily.
- Kathmandu Paro Kathmandu-Daily.
- Delhi Paro Delhi-Daily
- Singapore-Paro-Singapore-once in a week.