Bhutan is an expensive country but with some prior planning you can keep your Bhutan trip cost low.
Bhutan's Sustainable development fee is $100 daily. This can easily drain your budget. But due to this you can plan your trip according to your Budget.
Bhutan's Sustainable development fee is $100 daily. This can easily drain your budget. But due to this you can plan your trip according to your Budget.
If you believe in slow travel you can enter Bhutan by road. This will save you lots of money. You can enter Bhutan from Kolkata(India) via Hasimara and Phuentsholing.
Bhutan has some restrict rules you must need to follow otherwise fine may go up to NU 5000. Keep in mind no honking in certain zones & only consume tobacco in designated zones.
Bhutan operates on a "high value, low impact" tourism policy, with a limited number of tourist permits issued daily. Plan your trip well in advance, especially during peak seasons (spring and autumn), and book your visa and tour package through a registered Bhutanese tour operator. Shoulder season is best for budget traveller.
If you travel with a partner or two or with a group it will really decrease your Bhutan trip cost. Public transport is cheap but not favourable.
Accommodation really eats the budget so try to stay in a guesthouses instead of hotels.
Eat local dish best way to save money on a trip. Bhutanese cuisine is distinct and flavorful, with influences from Tibet and India.
While iconic landmarks like Tiger's Nest and Punakha Dzong are must-visits, venture beyond the popular tourist destinations. Explore hidden valleys, charming villages, and off-the-beaten-path monasteries for a more authentic experience.