A licensed Bhutanese tour guide is mandatory for private travel in Bhutan. All trips—whether cultural tours, treks, or festival itineraries—must be guided and escorted. Independent travel and backpacking are not permitted under Royal Government of Bhutan regulations.

Yes—you can book a private trip to Bhutan, and all itineraries are custom-designed as private journeys, whether it’s a trek, cultural tour, festival trip, or something else.

Private travel to Bhutan can be expensive because international visitors must pay a Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) of USD 100 per person, per night. In addition, there is a Bhutan visa fee of USD 40 per person per trip, plus entry fees for museums, monuments, and festival visits.

If you book through a registered Bhutanese tour operator, you’ll also pay for a package that typically includes meals, in-country transportation (including airport transfers), a licensed guide, accommodation, and other services.

Absolutely! We believe travel should be a personal experience. We don’t offer one-size-fits-all packages. We tailor each itinerary to your specific interests, pace, and budget.

The cost of your trip will vary depending on your chosen destination, travel style, desired activities, and duration. Contact us for a free consultation to discuss your travel dreams and receive a personalized quote.

The cost will vary depending on your itinerary. Generally, it includes flights, accommodation, transportation within your destination, some meals (as specified), guided tours and activities (as chosen), and local taxes. We’ll provide a detailed breakdown of inclusions and exclusions for your specific trip.

We accept all major credit cards and secure online bank transfers.

Our cancellation policy varies depending on the specific services booked and the timeframe before departure. When you finalize your itinerary, we’ll provide a detailed breakdown of the policy.