General Information
Meals
You are offered 3 meals while on trek or on a mountain biking tour in Bhutan (break-fast, lunch and dinner). If you're on a cultural tour, you are not provided with meals but you will be taken to the best place which serves verities of food.
Accommodation
All the hotels are comfortable, clean and offer all the amenities required. The hotels are carefully selected in Paro, Tiumphu and major cities of Bhutan for you and your group.
Transportation
Transport will be on comfortable and well-maintained 4WD Toyota land cruisers. The vehicles will be We ensure before leaving on a trip that our vehicles are double-checked properly. Your security is our main concern and you can be sure to have a safe trip with us.
Climate
You can travel in Bhutan at any time of the year except during the winter which starts in December and ends in early March. During the summer, you should expect some light rainfall especially in the south of Bhutan. In the winter time, the temperature can drop down to -6 degrees Celsius while in the summer time the temperatures reach an average of 25 degrees Celsius.
The best time to travel in Bhutan is during the Spring (March, April and May) as days are warm and clear.
Visa
Bhutan is accessible by air and by road.
All visitors must hold passport and valid visa. Visas can be obtained at Bhutanese diplomatic missions and consulates abroad. Visas are also issued at the entry points. Don't forget to bring 4 ID pictures and USD20 (payable in hard currency) for a tourist visa. It will allow you to stay 14 days in Bhutan.
Vaccinations
As vaccination requirements change frequently, we suggest you consult your doctor at least 2 months prior to the commencement of your trip. We recommend protection against malaria, tetanus, typhoid, hepatitis A and polio.
Insurance
Before joining the tour we recommend you take out travel insurance. This should include adequate cover for baggage, medical expenses, cancellation, helicopter evacuation and emergency repatriation. If you do not have travel insurance you must have a credit card with at least a US$5000 limit.
Personal expenses
We don’t pay for your personal expenses and recommend you to bring extra money to cover meals not included in the tour, extra activities, souvenirs, tips etc.
Bhutan currency: Ngultrum (Nu)
There are no ATM machines in Bhutan and credit cards are usually not accepted. Consult us about currency needs.
Traveling Responsibly
The wonderful environment of the Himalayas is also an extremely fragile one. Increasing population density and number of travell threaten to destroy the very beauty which attracts us in the first place. At Adventure Tansen Trek, we are extremely environmentally conscious and aim to minimize our impact as much as possible. Our staff members are well motivated towards Eco-friendly practices. Our aim is to help protect and preserve this beautiful environment for future generations of travelers to enjoy.
You are offered 3 meals while on trek or on a mountain biking tour in Bhutan (break-fast, lunch and dinner). If you're on a cultural tour, you are not provided with meals but you will be taken to the best place which serves verities of food.
Accommodation
All the hotels are comfortable, clean and offer all the amenities required. The hotels are carefully selected in Paro, Tiumphu and major cities of Bhutan for you and your group.
Transportation
Transport will be on comfortable and well-maintained 4WD Toyota land cruisers. The vehicles will be We ensure before leaving on a trip that our vehicles are double-checked properly. Your security is our main concern and you can be sure to have a safe trip with us.
Climate
You can travel in Bhutan at any time of the year except during the winter which starts in December and ends in early March. During the summer, you should expect some light rainfall especially in the south of Bhutan. In the winter time, the temperature can drop down to -6 degrees Celsius while in the summer time the temperatures reach an average of 25 degrees Celsius.
The best time to travel in Bhutan is during the Spring (March, April and May) as days are warm and clear.
Visa
Bhutan is accessible by air and by road.
All visitors must hold passport and valid visa. Visas can be obtained at Bhutanese diplomatic missions and consulates abroad. Visas are also issued at the entry points. Don't forget to bring 4 ID pictures and USD20 (payable in hard currency) for a tourist visa. It will allow you to stay 14 days in Bhutan.
Vaccinations
As vaccination requirements change frequently, we suggest you consult your doctor at least 2 months prior to the commencement of your trip. We recommend protection against malaria, tetanus, typhoid, hepatitis A and polio.
Insurance
Before joining the tour we recommend you take out travel insurance. This should include adequate cover for baggage, medical expenses, cancellation, helicopter evacuation and emergency repatriation. If you do not have travel insurance you must have a credit card with at least a US$5000 limit.
Personal expenses
We don’t pay for your personal expenses and recommend you to bring extra money to cover meals not included in the tour, extra activities, souvenirs, tips etc.
Bhutan currency: Ngultrum (Nu)
There are no ATM machines in Bhutan and credit cards are usually not accepted. Consult us about currency needs.
Traveling Responsibly
The wonderful environment of the Himalayas is also an extremely fragile one. Increasing population density and number of travell threaten to destroy the very beauty which attracts us in the first place. At Adventure Tansen Trek, we are extremely environmentally conscious and aim to minimize our impact as much as possible. Our staff members are well motivated towards Eco-friendly practices. Our aim is to help protect and preserve this beautiful environment for future generations of travelers to enjoy.
Useful Information
Mountain Flight
