Do I need a visa for Bhutan? Yes, and we assist with the Bhutan visa and e-permit process.
Is Tiger’s Nest trek difficult? It’s a moderately steep 2–3 hour hike uphill; pony options are available halfway.
What kind of meals are included? Breakfast is included. We also highlight local spots like hot pot lunches and brewery tastings.
Is beer tasting included? Yes, in Paro, subject to timing and operational hours.
Are Dzongs open to visitors? Yes, most Dzongs like Punakha and Ringpung allow guided visitor access.
What’s the weather like in Bhutan? Varies by season — spring and autumn are most pleasant with clear skies.
Can senior citizens do this tour? Yes, with minor customizations (e.g., alternate to Tiger’s Nest hike).
Are handicraft items worth buying? Yes, especially woven textiles and Buddhist art from local emporiums.
Are domestic flights required? No, it’s a scenic overland tour once you arrive in Paro.
How are road conditions between cities? Curvy and hilly but paved; comfortable for private cars.
Is the tour private? Yes, all tours by INDIA Trotter are private and customized.
Can the itinerary be reversed? Yes, we can begin in Paro and end in Thimphu or customize further.