Bhutan Luxury Tours

You can experience every facet of this incredible country, of Bhutan. Bhutan Luxury Tours with different tastes of tour packages that will suit your need. You can make perfect holidays in Bhutan with your Bhutan Tour Agency

Bhutan offers a range of luxury tours that combine its rich cultural heritage with modern comforts, providing an exceptional travel experience. These tours typically feature stays in high-end accommodations, personalized itineraries, and exclusive experiences tailored to discerning travelers.

Luxury Accommodations:

Six Senses Lodges: Located in Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, Gangtey, and Bumthang, these lodges offer ultra-luxury experiences amidst Bhutan’s stunning landscapes. Amon Kora in Bhutan also provide chain of resorts in Bhutan, which also provide Bhutan Luxury Tours. Pemako Hotels in Thimphu and Punakha provide another luxury 5-star hotels established by Tashi Group of Companies.

Six Senses Bhutan

It is a collection of five luxury lodges situated in Bhutan’s western and central valleys, each reflecting the unique character and natural beauty of its location.

Lodges and Locations:

Thimphu Lodge: Inspired by a traditional Bhutanese palace, this lodge offers panoramic views of the Thimphu Valley and features spacious suites with private terraces.

Paro Lodge: Nestled in a pine forest, this lodge provides a serene retreat with views of the Paro Valley and surrounding mountains.

Punakha Lodge: Set amidst rice fields and overlooking the Punakha River, this lodge combines rustic charm with modern comforts.

Gangtey Lodge: Located in the Phobjikha Valley, known for its black-necked cranes, this lodge offers a tranquil setting with sweeping valley views.

Bumthang Lodge: Situated in a pine forest, this lodge provides an intimate atmosphere, with suites featuring panoramic views of the surrounding nature.

Accommodations:

Each lodge offers luxurious suites and villas, incorporating traditional Bhutanese design elements and local art. Accommodations feature amenities such as private terraces, sweeping views of the Himalayas, and, in some villas, private plunge pools.

Amankora

Amonkora is a collection of luxury lodges located across five valleys in Bhutan: Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, Gangtey, and Bumthang. Each lodge is designed to seamlessly blend with its natural surroundings, offering guests an immersive experience into Bhutan’s rich culture and pristine landscapes.

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COMO Uma Lodges: Situated in Paro and Punakha, these lodges provide luxurious stays with a focus on wellness and cultural immersion.
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Exclusive Experiences:

Sangwa Camp in Haa Valley:

This seasonal campsite offers immersive experiences such as yoga, cycling, natural dyeing, archery, and nocturnal wildlife tracking, all while adhering to a “leave no trace” philosophy.

Trans Bhutan Trail:

For those interested in trekking, the recently restored 400-kilometer Trans Bhutan Trail offers a unique way to explore Bhutan’s natural beauty and cultural heritage.

Sustainable Tourism:

Bhutan’s commitment to sustainable tourism is evident through its policies, including the Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) of $100 per person per day, aimed at preserving its natural environment and cultural heritage.
When planning a luxury tour in Bhutan, consider the season, as each offers unique experiences. Spring brings blooming rhododendrons, while autumn provides clear skies and breathtaking views of the Himalayas.

Luxury hotels in Bhutan are set to meet International norms for services to the client by the Tourism Council of Bhutan. You will experience the unique culture and traditions of Bhutan. Bhutan’s luxury hotels and lodges are divine in nature. Bhutanese people will provide you with outstanding hospitality without any shortcomings.

Bhutan Luxury Tour packages

The best time to visit Bhutan is March, April, and May and the other months are September and October. The air is clean and fresh with sunny blue skies. January and February are cold seasons. April the weather remains dry and pleasant. In late spring, the famous rhododendrons and many higher Himalayan wildflowers bloom.

Bhutan Luxury Tour have something to offer all types of the client the choice of Bhutan Holidays. Whatever the type of vacation, Bhutan is perfect for a luxury tours, a trekking holiday, or a spiritual break to learn more about Buddhist. A holiday to Bhutan will guarantee stunning landscapes, gracious Bhutanese hospitality, and a glimpse into Bhutanese culture and traditions.

Bhutan’s scenery is magnificent. Most Buddhist monasteries hang over precipitous drops and are located in the pristine pine forests. Bhutan luxury tours packages are always an enriching and unique experience. The “Land of the Thunder Dragon” is one of the last remaining strongholds of the Tantric Mahayana Buddhism.

Luxury Hotels and resorts in Bhutan are mushrooming with joint ventures. Six senses already setup in main locations of touristic places in Bhutan. Amonkora resorts also setup in all main places in Bhutan. Taj was the first luxury category hotel to set up with Tashi group in Thimphu, Bhutan. Now the same brand name is converted into Pemako.

Bhutan tourism with the policy of High value low impact made the Government of Bhutan to levy SDF (Sustainable Tourism Development Fund) to US$100 per person per day. The implementation was made through passing of money bill through 11th session of summer parliament of Bhutan.

10 Bhutan Luxury Tours for the Ultimate Adventure

Bhutan with revised SDF US$100 per person per night provide you with 10 Bhutan Tours for the ultimate adventure.  Different itineraries with different taste of adventure will provide you extreme adventure of Bhutan.

Things you should know before Travelling to Bhutan

Please find following points before you travel to Bhutan

Bhutan Visa before arrival to Bhutan

If you are not a resident of India, Bangladesh or Maldives you need Bhutan visa before your arrival to Bhutan. If you want to visit Bhutan then you have to secure in advance Visa for Bhutan.

You must contact a tour company

If you live in any of the countries that are mentioned above, then you do not need to have a tour company, you can just either fly in or drive in Bhutan. If you live in any other country, then you will need to hire a tour company to take you to all the places, and also they will help you with the approval of your Visa.

The revised SDF of US$100 per person per night for Bhutan

It might sound costly, the revised rate for Bhutan i.e. US$100 per person excluding hotels, guide, transport, flight fares, visa fee for Bhutan, entrance fees, water and meals. This can sound costly because Bhutan policy of  ‘high-value but low impact.

Reason for raising SDF

Bhutan is the first country in the world to become carbon negative. It is a carbon negative tourist destination in the world. It is a significant contributor to global warming controller. Bhutan is a genuinely green and environmentally sustainable country. Bhutan’s tourism sector is limited due to the policy of high value, low impact tourism policy. There the result is carbon footprint is small. Flight emissions limited factories are a significant contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. Bhutan only has two airlines operating with limited destinations.

You can get into Bhutan by road & fly in.

You can take a flight to enter Bhutan, but you should know the limited destinations and frequency. There is only one international airport in Bhutan, which is located in the Paro. It is 65 km and taking 1-hour car drive to reach Thimphu, the capital city of Bhutan.

By road, it is not convenient until and unless you are travelling to Bhutan nearby areas like Nepal, Sikkim,Darjeeling, Kalimpong and duar areas of West Bengal of India.

You can go camping or stay in hotels

You can select the option to stay in camps, hotels and Bhutan homestays. Staying in Bhutanese homestays will be interesting to know Bhutanese culture more deeply.

You can visit Bhutan with style

Once you have the approved Visa for Bhutan and you have entered Bhutan. You can keep all your stuff in the hotel and can visit any place you want, but you have to keep in mind dos and don’t of Bhutan Tourism regulations. For an example that you cannot climb the mountains as it is forbidden to tourists as Bhutanese belief local deities live in high mountains.