Welcome To Vajrayana Arts Tours & Treks to Bhutan

Bhutan Dharma Tours - Sacred Art, Culture and Trekking

Visitors can travel to Bhutan either by road through Phuentsholing or by air in Paro. Druk Air is the only national airline which flies to Bangkok in Thailand, Delhi and Calcutta in India, Kathmandu in nepal, Dhaka in Bangladesh and Yangoon in Myanmar. We have four aircrafts flying to the above-mentioned destinations. Druk Air also arranges additional flights during the festive season. Normally, tickets are purchased by the traveler for their round trip. We will be glad to give advise and help with your travel planning.

Your passport details should be mailed or e-mailed to us using the visa application form below. Your visa will be processed by Vajrayana Arts Tours & Treks in advance of your trip and a copy of the approved visa will be mailed or faxed to you. Upon arrival at the airport your passport will be stamped at the port of entry. For passengers entering Bhutan by air entry, the visa will be issued at Paro and for those travelling by road at Phuentsholing. Visas are issued to tourists booked with a local licensed tour operator, or directly or through a foreign travel agent. Druk Air ticket will not issue air ticket without visa clearance. All visas are issued directly by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. No Embassies are authorized to issue visas for Bhutan. It is advisable to apply for your visa at least 10 days before you plan to travel with prior payment of US$ 20 for 15 days and extension will cost Nu. 510. Two passport size photographs are required.

Download Visa Application Form (.pdf format - file size: 57KB).

All travel is by road within Bhutan. The roads are well maintained by the government both for tourists and for trade and commerce. The west to east road that runs from Ha in the west to Trashigang in the east touches all major towns in the country. Even from Trashigang to Lhuntse the road is well connected and rarely is the road is blocked during monsoon due to landsides. In winter snowfall might at times pose a problem with transportation in central Bhutan. The roads are cleared as soon as possible by the Department of Roads with the help of their clearing units stationed in the various regions. The capital city is connected with India at Phuntsholing in the south-west and Trashigang-Samdrupjonkhar road in the south-east. The roads are winding and our mountain drivers will drive carefully at about 40 Km/hour.


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