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BHUTAN
“Land of the Thunder Dragon”.
Bhutan is a small Himalayan kingdom located in the heart of the Eastern Great Himalayas. The Kingdom
is one of the most beautiful countries on Earth and the only Vajrayana (Thunderbolit ) Buddhism country
kingdom in the world . The legends called it Druk Yul (“Land of the Thunder Dragon”) .
With population of more than 700,000 people living in harmony between mankind and nature. The country
is one of the few Asian countries that have never been colonized, with population of more than 700,000 peo-
ple living in Harmony with nature. Bhutan spans three climate zones, from the Indian plains to the breath-
taking Himalayan range. Sharing northern border with Tibet and China is defined by some of the highest
mountains in the world from which spring numerous rivers, the source of hydroelectric power and Tourism
Sector which today is Bhutan’s sustainable economy.
Rich in biological diversity, over one-third of the country is designated nature reserve for snow leopards and
other rare species. It is an almost rectangular country approximately the size of Switzerland; Bhutan is nearly
the size of Vermont and New Hampshire combined and is inhabited by less than 700,000 people. The origin
of the present name “Bhutan” remains obscure. It was perhaps derived from the Indian term Bhotanta, mean-
ing “end of Tibet.”
Bhutan’s topography is much like a staircase, ascending from the Indian plains at 985 feet to the unspoiled
Himalayan range reaching 25,000 feet along the Tibetan frontier. Towering snowcapped MountJomolhari at
approximately 24,000 feet is the country’s most sacred mountain.
Bhutan’s ecosystem is home to nearly 800 species of birds, 200 mammals and over 2,000 plants. To protect
rare species -- snow leopards, red pandas, blue sheep and white-and blue colored bears.
Bhutan remains the untouch Shangri-La with rich Natural Haritage,Great snowcapped Himalayas,Peace and
Happy Nation.The fouth King Jigme Singye Wangchuck conceived of the idea, Bhutan’s enlightened govern-
ment has measured its national well being not through economic output but by virtue of ”Gross National
Happiness” (GNH) Kingdom.
Tashi Delek!
Great Bhutan Tours & Treks
Post Box:302, Jakar,Bumthang
Phone:+975-17379-755,Fax:+975-02-329066
Email: greatbhutan@gmail.com
www.greatbhutantours.com
Kingdom of Bhutan.
Ref:GBTT/MKT/Prop-/2014/01-01
Date:July,9,2014.
To
The International Tour Operators
World Travel Agencies
Respected Sir/Madam,
Subjected: Introducing the Kingdom of Bhutan
Great Bhutan Tours & Treks is please to invite and inform all International Tour Operators/Agencies to join
the Travel Promotion and Business in Bhutan. We would like to share travel information and guidelines for
visiting Bhutan.The Travel Tariff and policy in Bhutan is regulated by Tourism Counsil of Bhutan under the
Royal Government Bhutan.
Great Bhutan Tours & Treks welcomes all International Travel Companies to venture into Bhutan and
Promote Nature,Culture,People and Business Tourism.
“TRAVEL INFORMATION”
Bhutan Tour Package & Tariff
• A minimum of 3 Star accommodation and above (4 & 5 Star may require an additional Charges).
• All meals.
• Bhutanese licensed guide service (additional charges for specialized guide).
• Luxury or Standard Tour Vehicle.
• Camping equipments and haulage for trekking.
* Entrance fee to the monuments.
Also Includes:
• All internal taxes and charges.
• A sustainable tourism Royalty of $65. The Royalty goes towards free education, free healthcare, poverty
alleviation, along with the building of infrastructure in Bhutan.
The minimum daily package for tourists travelling in a group of 3 persons or more is as follows:
* Lean Season at USD $200 per person per night for the month of January, February, June, July, August, and
December.
* Peak Season at USD $250 per person per night for the month of March, April, May, September, October,
and November.
The Tariff is applicable per tourist per night halt for culture Tours & Treks or any other special interest
Tour in Bhutan.
SURCHARGE
Tourists travelling in a group of two (2) persons or less shall be subject to a surcharge, in addition to the
minimum daily package rates.
Single individual - US$ 40 per night
Double persons - US$ 30 per person per night
Surcharge are not applicable to tourist visiting more than three and to the representatives of foreign
travel agents on business study or promotional visit duly approved and cleared by Tourism Council of
DISCOUNT ON TOURIST TARIFF
A) There shall be no charge for CHILDREN below the age of 5 years. However, those between the ages of
5-12 years accompanied by elders/ guardians shall be given 50% discount on daily rates. This Royalty is
currently set at $65 per day.
B) Full time STUDENTS below the age of 25 years, holding valid identity cards from their academic institu-
tions, shall also be given a 25% discount on the Royalty.
C) A discount of 50% on minimum daily package shall be given to one person in a group of 11 people. 100%
discount shall be given to one member in a group exceeding 16 persons. D) A 50%discount on Royalty shall
be provided after the 8th night and 100% discount on Royalty shall be provided after the 14th night.
E) Visitors availing discounts under Sections A & B shall not be eligible for discount under D.
VISA
Except travelers from India, Bangladesh and Maldives, all nationals require Visa. Visa is issued on arrival to
Bhutan when a confirmed booking is made. Air Tickets to Bhutan will be issued once the visa is confirmed.
Tourist can obtain their visa at the port of entry on producing a valid passport with a minimum of 6 month
validity (Indian nationals may also use their Voters Identity Card (VIC)).
Visas are processed through an online system directly or through a foreign travel agent.
Travelers are required to send Photo-Copy of Passport at least 7 days prior to the intended Arrival Date. The
visa will be processed by the Tourism Council of Bhutan (TCB) once the full payment of your holiday (in-
cluding a USD $40 visa fee) has been received (wire transferred) and applied to TCB. The visa clearance will
be processed within 72 working hours by the Tourism Council of Bhutan.
At your point of entry, visa will be stamped into your passport.
TOUR GUIDE
Every Tours & Treks in Bhutan are escorted by professionally trained and knowledgeable guides who are
certified by Tourism Council of Bhutan. We generally provide English speaking guides however the services
of Japanese, French, Chineses & German speaking guides can be provided with sufficient prior information
on an additional cost.
DELAYED ARRIVAL/ DEPARTURE
There shall be no charge for the number of days of delays in arrival of visitors due to weather conditions,
Druk Air and Bhutan Airline’s problems or road blocks.
There shall be no charge for the number of days of delay in departure of visitors due to weather conditions,
Druk Air problems or road blocks. They will be charged only the actual expenses on accommodation, food,
transport and any other services required.
Great Bhutan Tours & Treks
Post Box:302, Jakar,Bumthang
Phone:+975-1737-9755,Fax:+975-02-329066
Email: greatbhutan@gmail.com
www.greatbhutantours.com
Kingdom of Bhutan.
TRAVEL KIT
Bhutan experiences great variations in its climate. In general summers are warm with average daily tempera-
ture ranging from 20 to 25 degrees Celsius, while winter temperatures are usually below 15 degrees Celsius.
The northern regions of the country are colder than the more tropical south and it is recommended you pack
accordingly. Travelers need to bring appropriate warm clothes and comfortable hiking boots with ankle sup-
port and weather-proof to complement the weather .
ACCOMMODATION
A wide variety of accommodation is available ranging from luxurious 5-star hotels to cozy little hotels and
home stays in traditional Bhutanese homes and settings. Visitors can be assured of their warmth and comfort
of the hotels. Similarly,internet wifi,ambience and hospitality offered by the hotels are incredible.
The types of accommodations can be divided into:
1/ Hotel
2/ Resort
3/ Farm house
4/ Home stay
TRAVEL INSURANCE
The Government set package tariff do not include any Travel Insurance. It is imperative that tourists have full
comprehensive insurance cover to protect against unforeseen accidents and mishaps. Such policies are not
available in Bhutan. The insurance policy should adequately cover baggage and travel delays etc., helicopter
evacuation, transportation and medical assistance in case of treks.
AGENCY COMMISSION
As per Great Bhutan Tours & Treks,the Profit share shall be payable to the Principal Agents Abroad and shall
be deducted by these agents at source. Further, this profit shall be calculated from the net amount after de-
ducting the discounts wherever applicable. Also there is no commission on FIT Surcharges, applicable in case
of single and two Travellers.
For Business aggrements and Profit share, Please e-mail to us at greatbhutan@gmail.com
www.greatbhutantours.com
Great Bhutan Tours & Treks
Kingdom of Bhutan.
Tashi Delek!!!
CANCELLATION
(a) No charges within 30 days of the start of the tour program.
(b) 21 days: 10% of the rate
(c) 14 days: 15% of the rate
(d) 7 days: 30% of the rate
(e) Less than 7 days or cancellation without notice: 50%of the rate
(f) After arrival in Bhutan: 100%
Great Bhutan Tours & Treks
Post Box:302, Jakar,Bumthang
Phone:+975-17379-755,Fax:+975-02-329066
Email: greatbhutan@gmail.com
www.greatbhutantours.com
Kingdom of Bhutan.

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Bhutan Tourism Information.

  • 1. BHUTAN “Land of the Thunder Dragon”. Bhutan is a small Himalayan kingdom located in the heart of the Eastern Great Himalayas. The Kingdom is one of the most beautiful countries on Earth and the only Vajrayana (Thunderbolit ) Buddhism country kingdom in the world . The legends called it Druk Yul (“Land of the Thunder Dragon”) . With population of more than 700,000 people living in harmony between mankind and nature. The country is one of the few Asian countries that have never been colonized, with population of more than 700,000 peo- ple living in Harmony with nature. Bhutan spans three climate zones, from the Indian plains to the breath- taking Himalayan range. Sharing northern border with Tibet and China is defined by some of the highest mountains in the world from which spring numerous rivers, the source of hydroelectric power and Tourism Sector which today is Bhutan’s sustainable economy. Rich in biological diversity, over one-third of the country is designated nature reserve for snow leopards and other rare species. It is an almost rectangular country approximately the size of Switzerland; Bhutan is nearly the size of Vermont and New Hampshire combined and is inhabited by less than 700,000 people. The origin of the present name “Bhutan” remains obscure. It was perhaps derived from the Indian term Bhotanta, mean- ing “end of Tibet.” Bhutan’s topography is much like a staircase, ascending from the Indian plains at 985 feet to the unspoiled Himalayan range reaching 25,000 feet along the Tibetan frontier. Towering snowcapped MountJomolhari at approximately 24,000 feet is the country’s most sacred mountain. Bhutan’s ecosystem is home to nearly 800 species of birds, 200 mammals and over 2,000 plants. To protect rare species -- snow leopards, red pandas, blue sheep and white-and blue colored bears. Bhutan remains the untouch Shangri-La with rich Natural Haritage,Great snowcapped Himalayas,Peace and Happy Nation.The fouth King Jigme Singye Wangchuck conceived of the idea, Bhutan’s enlightened govern- ment has measured its national well being not through economic output but by virtue of ”Gross National Happiness” (GNH) Kingdom. Tashi Delek!
  • 2. Great Bhutan Tours & Treks Post Box:302, Jakar,Bumthang Phone:+975-17379-755,Fax:+975-02-329066 Email: greatbhutan@gmail.com www.greatbhutantours.com Kingdom of Bhutan. Ref:GBTT/MKT/Prop-/2014/01-01 Date:July,9,2014. To The International Tour Operators World Travel Agencies Respected Sir/Madam, Subjected: Introducing the Kingdom of Bhutan Great Bhutan Tours & Treks is please to invite and inform all International Tour Operators/Agencies to join the Travel Promotion and Business in Bhutan. We would like to share travel information and guidelines for visiting Bhutan.The Travel Tariff and policy in Bhutan is regulated by Tourism Counsil of Bhutan under the Royal Government Bhutan. Great Bhutan Tours & Treks welcomes all International Travel Companies to venture into Bhutan and Promote Nature,Culture,People and Business Tourism. “TRAVEL INFORMATION” Bhutan Tour Package & Tariff • A minimum of 3 Star accommodation and above (4 & 5 Star may require an additional Charges). • All meals. • Bhutanese licensed guide service (additional charges for specialized guide). • Luxury or Standard Tour Vehicle. • Camping equipments and haulage for trekking. * Entrance fee to the monuments. Also Includes: • All internal taxes and charges. • A sustainable tourism Royalty of $65. The Royalty goes towards free education, free healthcare, poverty alleviation, along with the building of infrastructure in Bhutan. The minimum daily package for tourists travelling in a group of 3 persons or more is as follows: * Lean Season at USD $200 per person per night for the month of January, February, June, July, August, and December. * Peak Season at USD $250 per person per night for the month of March, April, May, September, October, and November. The Tariff is applicable per tourist per night halt for culture Tours & Treks or any other special interest Tour in Bhutan.
  • 3. SURCHARGE Tourists travelling in a group of two (2) persons or less shall be subject to a surcharge, in addition to the minimum daily package rates. Single individual - US$ 40 per night Double persons - US$ 30 per person per night Surcharge are not applicable to tourist visiting more than three and to the representatives of foreign travel agents on business study or promotional visit duly approved and cleared by Tourism Council of DISCOUNT ON TOURIST TARIFF A) There shall be no charge for CHILDREN below the age of 5 years. However, those between the ages of 5-12 years accompanied by elders/ guardians shall be given 50% discount on daily rates. This Royalty is currently set at $65 per day. B) Full time STUDENTS below the age of 25 years, holding valid identity cards from their academic institu- tions, shall also be given a 25% discount on the Royalty. C) A discount of 50% on minimum daily package shall be given to one person in a group of 11 people. 100% discount shall be given to one member in a group exceeding 16 persons. D) A 50%discount on Royalty shall be provided after the 8th night and 100% discount on Royalty shall be provided after the 14th night. E) Visitors availing discounts under Sections A & B shall not be eligible for discount under D. VISA Except travelers from India, Bangladesh and Maldives, all nationals require Visa. Visa is issued on arrival to Bhutan when a confirmed booking is made. Air Tickets to Bhutan will be issued once the visa is confirmed. Tourist can obtain their visa at the port of entry on producing a valid passport with a minimum of 6 month validity (Indian nationals may also use their Voters Identity Card (VIC)). Visas are processed through an online system directly or through a foreign travel agent. Travelers are required to send Photo-Copy of Passport at least 7 days prior to the intended Arrival Date. The visa will be processed by the Tourism Council of Bhutan (TCB) once the full payment of your holiday (in- cluding a USD $40 visa fee) has been received (wire transferred) and applied to TCB. The visa clearance will be processed within 72 working hours by the Tourism Council of Bhutan. At your point of entry, visa will be stamped into your passport. TOUR GUIDE Every Tours & Treks in Bhutan are escorted by professionally trained and knowledgeable guides who are certified by Tourism Council of Bhutan. We generally provide English speaking guides however the services of Japanese, French, Chineses & German speaking guides can be provided with sufficient prior information on an additional cost. DELAYED ARRIVAL/ DEPARTURE There shall be no charge for the number of days of delays in arrival of visitors due to weather conditions, Druk Air and Bhutan Airline’s problems or road blocks. There shall be no charge for the number of days of delay in departure of visitors due to weather conditions, Druk Air problems or road blocks. They will be charged only the actual expenses on accommodation, food, transport and any other services required. Great Bhutan Tours & Treks Post Box:302, Jakar,Bumthang Phone:+975-1737-9755,Fax:+975-02-329066 Email: greatbhutan@gmail.com www.greatbhutantours.com Kingdom of Bhutan.
  • 4. TRAVEL KIT Bhutan experiences great variations in its climate. In general summers are warm with average daily tempera- ture ranging from 20 to 25 degrees Celsius, while winter temperatures are usually below 15 degrees Celsius. The northern regions of the country are colder than the more tropical south and it is recommended you pack accordingly. Travelers need to bring appropriate warm clothes and comfortable hiking boots with ankle sup- port and weather-proof to complement the weather . ACCOMMODATION A wide variety of accommodation is available ranging from luxurious 5-star hotels to cozy little hotels and home stays in traditional Bhutanese homes and settings. Visitors can be assured of their warmth and comfort of the hotels. Similarly,internet wifi,ambience and hospitality offered by the hotels are incredible. The types of accommodations can be divided into: 1/ Hotel 2/ Resort 3/ Farm house 4/ Home stay TRAVEL INSURANCE The Government set package tariff do not include any Travel Insurance. It is imperative that tourists have full comprehensive insurance cover to protect against unforeseen accidents and mishaps. Such policies are not available in Bhutan. The insurance policy should adequately cover baggage and travel delays etc., helicopter evacuation, transportation and medical assistance in case of treks. AGENCY COMMISSION As per Great Bhutan Tours & Treks,the Profit share shall be payable to the Principal Agents Abroad and shall be deducted by these agents at source. Further, this profit shall be calculated from the net amount after de- ducting the discounts wherever applicable. Also there is no commission on FIT Surcharges, applicable in case of single and two Travellers. For Business aggrements and Profit share, Please e-mail to us at greatbhutan@gmail.com www.greatbhutantours.com Great Bhutan Tours & Treks Kingdom of Bhutan. Tashi Delek!!! CANCELLATION (a) No charges within 30 days of the start of the tour program. (b) 21 days: 10% of the rate (c) 14 days: 15% of the rate (d) 7 days: 30% of the rate (e) Less than 7 days or cancellation without notice: 50%of the rate (f) After arrival in Bhutan: 100% Great Bhutan Tours & Treks Post Box:302, Jakar,Bumthang Phone:+975-17379-755,Fax:+975-02-329066 Email: greatbhutan@gmail.com www.greatbhutantours.com Kingdom of Bhutan.