Cut off for centuries from its neighbours due to its inaccessibility, a visit to Bhutan is much like a journey backwards through time, to a mystical place untouched by the ravages of mankind's progress .... the Last Shangri-La.

The Bhutanese calendar is marked by many 'Tsechus' or festivals, eagerly awaited events made special with vivid and colorful masked dances, folk dances and religious allegorical plays, set in the cobbled courtyards of the numerous Dzongs and in this ancient and traditional land, it seems fitting that archery is still the national sport.

Seasons
High Season: March, April, May, September, October & November.
Low Season: Rest of the months.

Booking and Visas
Booking must be made sufficiently in advance especially during peak season. Minimum 8 weeks notice is required to obtain transit permit and visa to visit Bhutan for passengers arriving by surface, and 4 weeks for arrivals by air.

Cancellation
Cancellation charges are applicable as per following details:
Within 30 days : 10% of package cost
Less than 15 days : 25% of package cost
Without notice : 50% of package cost