The SDF is a daily fee collected by the Bhutanese government to support sustainable tourism. It is USD 100 per night for most foreign nationals and ₹1,200 per night for Indian citizens (subject to change).

The best months to visit are March–May (spring) and September–November (autumn) for clear skies, cultural festivals, and scenic beauty.

You can contact us directly through our website, WhatsApp, or phone. Once we receive your travel details, we’ll customize your itinerary and handle all bookings and permits.

No. All non-Indian tourists must travel on a pre-arranged package through a licensed tour operator with a certified guide, accommodation, and transport.

• By Air: Paro International Airport
• By Road (for Indians): Phuentsholing, Gelephu, or Samdrup Jongkhar

Bhutan offers everything from homestays and budget hotels to luxury resorts like Amankora, Six Senses, and COMO Uma.

Yes, Bhutan is considered one of the safest travel destinations with low crime rates and a welcoming culture.

Absolutely. Kamakhya Bhutan specializes in tailor-made tours to match your interests, travel style, and budget.

Pack layers. Light woolens for spring/autumn, warm clothes for winter, and rain gear if traveling during the monsoon. Modest clothing is recommended for temple visits.