Meals
Daily 6 Breakfast and 6 Dinner at all places
4 Indian Lunches in Local restaurants
1 Bhutanese lunch
Inclusions
Hotels:
Twin sharing basis in the listed hotels or similar
Meals:
Breakfasts: 06; Lunches: 05; Dinners: 06
4 Indian lunches and 1 Bhutanese lunch at Punakha
Breakfast and Dinners will be Buffet
Lunches will be enroute in a restaurant/hotel or packed
Lunches will be enroute in a restaurant/hotel or packed
Extra toppings: Daily evening snacks with tea/coffee/coconut water/fresh drink/ice cream
Special Experiences, Sightseeing and Activities:
Dochula Cafeteria: Enjoy tea/coffee with cookies at Dochula Cafeteria
Punakha Suspension Bridge: Savor momos with tea/coffee/soft drinks
All must see sightseeing with entrances: Buddha Dordenma, Takin Preserve, Sangaygang Viewpoint, King’s
Memorial Chorten, Trashichhoedzong, Dochula Pass, Punakha Dzong, Suspension Bridge, Paro Dzong,
National Museum of Bhutan / Watchtower, Drukgyel Dzong, Kyichu Lhakhang, Tiger’s Nest Monastery
Additional Inclusions:
Transfers: By Non AC Toyota Coaster/Hiace/Similar depending on group Size
Guides: Local English speaking guide throughout the trip and professional Tour Manager Ex Bangalore and
Mumbai (Subject to group size – 30 Pax and above)
Water: 1-liter water bottle per person per day
Entrance fees: All entrance fees included in the itinerary
Travel Insurance: Coverage up to the age of 60 years
Vehicle Details:
Type: Vehicles as per group size on a sharing basis (6 Pax in Innova; 10 in Tempo Traveller; vehicle type
cannot be confirmed at the time of booking)
Usage: Vehicle is not at disposal; it is for transfers and sightseeing as per the itinerary
Seat Allotment: Seats in the vehicle are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis at the venue, regardless of
booking dates
Exclusions
SDF (Sustainable Development Fee) Per Adult INR 1200 Per night / Per Child under 12 Years INR 600 Per
night
Additional / personal use of vehicle
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Things to Note
Tour price is subject to change as per the occupancy on the tour. Early birds get the best deal
Itinerary is subject to change on ground keeping the arrival time / on ground feasibility. Few of the sightseeing
are closed during the week which we shall try to cover next day.
Many regions do not have star category hotels. Generally there isn’t any star categorization in this sector,
however the same is demarcated as per prices and put into slabs of 2*/ 3*/ 4* or STD/ DLX/ PRM or equivalent.
Packages are based on base category rooms, irrespective of the Hotel category opted.
Room up-gradation payable at the hotel directly
SDF (Sustainable Development Fee) charges applied all Indian tourist
Please be reminded that all special requests like early check-in, smoking, non-smoking, views, floors, king, twin,
adjoining and/or interconnecting rooms are strictly subject toavailability upon arrival and cannot be guaranteed
prior. Any expenses arising out of this is to be borne by the customer.
Mostly hotels do not have lift facility and the guest may have to climb stairs. In case of guests having problems
with blood pressure, breathing, knee and heart or if they cannot climb the higher floors, we request you to
update this at the time of booking so that we may take appropriate action and try for rooms in the Ground floor.
This is again subject to availability and DIFFRENCE IF ANY WILL HAVE TO BE SETTELED DIRECTLY
BEFORE CHECK OUT.
In hilly areas, scarcity of water and electricity is a natural phenomenon. To overcome the water crisis certain
hotels have fixed schedule for supplying hot and cold water. We strongly regret the inconvenience and look
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Any personal expenses, room service and special orders, mineral waters, beverages, porterage , tips, phone
calls, laundry etc
Any extra excursions or sightseeing apart from the above specified itinerary
Camera fees, guide charges
Any incidental and other expenses which are not specified in the inclusions
Govt service tax (GST) will be applicable on total billing as per prevailing rates
TCS will be applicable on total billing as per prevailing rates
hotels have fixed schedule for supplying hot and cold water. We strongly regret the inconvenience and look
forward for your cooperation.
In hills, most of the hotels are located in a way where the view might be of a building in the front, beside or
behind it
There will not be any refund in cased any of the sightseeing is missed/uncovered during the trip.
Most of the Hotels in this region do not have Tea/coffee maker/ mini fridge/ enhanced toiletry kit (with
moisturizer, tooth paste, brush, shaving kit, lufa, bathroom sleepers, bathrobe) tc.
For meal plans, menu will be on fixed plan/ buffet basis and not on A-la-Carte basis. MAP and AP Meal plans do
not include Evening snacks and cold drinks / liquor, Soups or Deserts. For order on A-la-Carte basis, guests are
requested to make direct payment for additional items.
Monument will remain closed on Government holiday as well as on Sundays
All Indian nationals visiting Bhutan require visa to enter Bhutan. However, they MUST produce any of the
following documents.
Valid Indian Passport (Validity Should be more than 06 Months at the end of the Tour)
All documents must be original and photocopy of it will not be considered a valid document during
travelPackage and rates offered are not valid OCI, NRIs and PIO Passport Holders and Foreigner nationals.
For issuing the tickets we need the scan copy of above mentioned documents. Please send us the scan copies
at the time of booking only.
Costs are valid for Indian nationals possessing valid Indian passport.
Transportation as per itinerary only (not available at disposal).
Passengers with children need to carry Birth Certificate along with School ID card (ID proof should be valid for 6
months from the travel Date)
To travel to Punakha you need to obtain permit by submitting clear scanned copies of Passport for adults and
birth certificate for kids at the time of booking. And you also need to carry the original of these documents while
travelling to Bhutan
The New Indian currency of INR 200 and 500 denominations is now valid at Bhutan for Domestic use.
Indian tourists travelling via Non-Indian sectors (Kathmandu /Bangkok/ Singapore/ Dhaka etc.) valid passport is
must. Indian tourists traveling via Non-Indian sectors (Kathmandu /Bangkok/ Singapore/ Dhaka etc) valid
passport is must
Extra mattress on floor provided where proper extra bed isn’t available.
Please consult driver / local representative for next day’s sightseeing schedule / Transfers timings.
Due to unforeseen situations (force majeure/ traffic jams / traffic halts/ diversions/ Bandh/ curfew, Union strike,
Due to unforeseen situations (force majeure/ traffic jams / traffic halts/ diversions/ Bandh/ curfew, Union strike,
VVIP movement, etc.) the vehicle reporting may get delayed. We will request you to bear with us and as soon
as vehicle arrives you will have to get in ASAP.
BEING RESPONSIBLE AND A BETTER GUEST IN SOMEONE ELSE’S LAND
Few Dos and Don’ts to be the “Great Guests” that we expect from others visiting our homes. While some of the
pointers require Self-awareness, some actually are strictly prohibited.
Take a Little Consent before taking pictures of people and their materials;
Respect things local including Drivers and Guides;
A little bargaining is expected but not too much haggling;
Bother to learn/understand the local language – it helps a lot. This helps differentiate ‘rude’ from ‘local tone’ and
also helps your bargaining J
Maintain Cleanliness. Pls. use dustbins or take back the days litter to your hotel’s bin.
Do not Drink in Public Places
Take Proper permits are required to take video or film
Drone Photography is not permitted;
Do not dirty and damage vehicles, hotels; property
Do not misbehave or man-handle locals and staff;
Avoid Plastic, Go Green. Let’s aim to keep the country clean.
Do not carry Alcohol on board which moving from one destination to another