Entire tour payment must be settled at least six weeks prior to date of arrival in Bhutan and visa is cleared by government subject to advance payment only. It is advisable to remit payment for Druk Air flights 3 months in advance or at the time of booking. This will help us to obtain confirmed seats on the requested flights.

Payment must be sent through wire transfer. Unfortunately there is no credit card facility in Bhutan for tour Payments. We will provide full information on remittance of tour payment when you are ready to make the payment. If you are unfamiliar with wire transfer, please visit your bank in person with the transfer details and they will be able to assist in making the payment. Our services are confirmed subject to advance payment only.

What is included in daily package & how much is the daily rate?

• All internal transports (Driver, car, SUV or Bus) exclude internal flights that one may require.
• All accommodation (a minimum of 3 stars).
• All Meals (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner).
• Licensed Tour Guide.
• Camping equipments and moving things for trekking tours.
• All internal taxes and charges (a royalty of $65 which is included in the package price).

For a group of three people or more the minimum daily rate is (The rates are applicable per tourist per night halt in Bhutan)

• US$ 250 per person per night for the months of March, April, May, September, October and November.
• US$ 200 per person per night for the months of January, February, June, July, August and December.
• Groups of two or less shall be subject to an additional charge, over and above the minimum daily rates applicable as follows:

>Individuals: US $ 40 per night.
>2 Persons: US $ 30 per person per night

Tourism policy of Bhutan
The tourism policy of the royal government of bhutan is based on a concept of “High value & low impact”. Founded on the principle of sustainability, tourism must be environmentally friendly, socially and culturally acceptable, and economically viable. Tourists are kept manageable level through a government regulated tariff. The tariff includes all food, accomodation(minimum of 3 starred), transport and guide services. A 35% currently of the tariff helps to sustain the provision of free medical care and education for everyone in the country.