Yes, all the visitors to Bhutan are required to pay a minimum daily fee, which includes your standard accommodations, three meals, tour guide and the transportation in Bhutan.
The daily fee of USD 250 (peak-season) and USD 200 (off-season) includes:
- All internal taxes and charges.
- A sustainable tourism royalty of USD 65 (per-night)
- A nights stay in a 3 star hotel or farm stay (4 & 5 star hotels required an additional fees).
- Three meals per-day at tourist standard hotels or restaurants.
- A licensed English speaking Bhutanese tour guide (for the extent of your stay).
- All internal transport (excluding domestic flights).
A visa fee of USD 40 is levied on all the travelers to Bhutan by the Department of Immigration.
If you need to cancel your trip, you will receive a full refund if you cancel 45 days or more prior to the arrival date in Bhutan.
Full time students below the age of 25 years, holding valid identity cards from their academic institutions, will be given 25% discount.
BST (Bhutan Standard Time) is UTC/GMT +6 hours, which is o.5 hours ahead of Delhi time and 1 hour behind Bangkok time.
Bhutanese currency is the Ngultrum (Nu). Its value is tied to the Indian Rupee which is also accepted as legal tender. However, India notes in 500 and 1000 denominations are not acceptable…
- Equitable and equal socio-economic development
- Preservation and promotion of cultural and spiritual heritage
- Conservation of environment
- Good governance
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