Bhutan Peaceful Dragon Tour

The Bhutan Peaceful Dragon Tour is an amazing journey that will take you to some of the most stunning places in the Kingdom of Bhutan. This tour is designed to offer you a unique insight into Bhutan’s culture, history, and traditions. During this tour, you will visit several monasteries and dzongs, interact with local people, and experience the natural beauty of the Himalayan kingdom. The tour is led by an experienced guide who will share their knowledge and insights about Bhutan with you. With comfortable accommodations and delicious Bhutanese cuisine, this tour promises to be an unforgettable experience.

This immersive journey offers an opportunity to explore the culture, history, and natural beauty of the mystical kingdom of Bhutan. Expect to be greeted by the warm hospitality of the Bhutanese people and be surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. During this tour, you will visit ancient monasteries, dzongs, and traditional Bhutanese villages. You will also have the chance to hike to some of the most iconic landmarks, including the Tiger’s Nest Monastery and the Gangtey Valley. Additionally, you can experience the local cuisine and participate in traditional Bhutanese activities, such as archery and weaving. Expect to leave Bhutan with a deeper understanding of its unique cultural identity and a renewed sense of peace and tranquility.

BEST SEASON/ TIME

Bhutan can be visited in every season of the year. Each of the seasons have its own different aspects/features. Such as: Spring- It is one of the popular times to visit Bhutan when the weather is mild and the landscape is vibrant with blooming flowers. The famous Paro Tsechu festival usually takes place in spring, offering a cultural experience. Summer: Summer in Bhutan sees the monsoon season, with frequent rainfall. The lush greenery during this time can be appealing. Autumn: – It is yet another popular time to visit Bhutan. The weather is generally clear, with crisp air and clear views of the mountains. Winter is also the time for the Punakha Drubchen and Punakha Tshechu festivals.

WEATHER

As Bhutan can be visited in all the seasons of the year, here are some brief descriptions about the weather in Bhutan in the different seasons :

• Spring- Daytime temperatures range from 15°C to 25°C.
• Summer- Daytime temperatures range from 20°C to 30°C.
• Autumn- Daytime temperatures range from 10°C to 20°C.
• Winter- Daytime temperatures range from 0°C to 15°C.

PERMIT

1. All tourists visiting Bhutan must obtain a Bhutanese visa to enter the country.
2. Once your tour is confirmed, the Bhutanese authorities will issue a route permit specifying the places you are allowed to visit.
3. If the tour itinerary includes visits to certain restricted or controlled areas, additional special permits may be required for visiting certain restricted or controlled areas.
4. Bhutan follows a “Minimum Daily Package” requirement, which means that tourists are required to spend a minimum amount per day. This daily fee covers accommodation, meals, transportation, and a guide.
5. When you arrive at the Paro International Airport, you’ll need an airport entry permit. This will be arranged by us.

AVAILABLE FOOD/MEALS

Bhutanese cuisine is a flavorful tapestry of unique dishes, with Ema Datshi, a spicy blend of chili peppers and cheese, standing as the national favorite. Red rice, noted for its nutty undertones, accompanies many meals, including the aromatic Phaksha Paa, a hearty pork stew with chili and greens. Jasha Maru, a tantalizing chicken stew, and Momos, savory dumplings, showcase the country’s culinary diversity. Buckwheat pancakes (Khur-le), Bhutanese noodles (Datsi Kep), and the iconic red chili sauce (ezay) add layers of taste and texture, creating a delicious journey through Bhutanese gastronomy.