Cross the border.
We handle Bhutan
from there.
Permits, hotels, a private car and a local guide — arranged before you reach the gate. One price, and nothing added later.
Prepared moments. Nothing improvised.
Handled at the gate
Your permit is prepared and handed over in person at Jaigaon, not emailed as a form and hoped for.
108 chortens at Dochula
Over the pass at 3,100 metres, with the eastern Himalaya behind them on a clear morning.
Taktsang, on a fresh morning
Five to six hours up the cliff. We give it a day of its own rather than squeezing it in.
Thimphu, Punakha, Paro — and as far east as Bumthang.
Seven itineraries from the border, each with every stop named and every drive timed. Hotels, vehicle, guide, permits and the Sustainable Development Fee in one price.
Bhutan, at the pace it deserves
The five and six night trips are what most people book — long enough for all three valleys without spending the holiday in a car.
The figure we quote is the figure you pay.
Hotels, private vehicle and driver, local guide, all permits, the SDF, breakfast and dinner. Lunch is not included — and we say so before you ask rather than after you have paid.
Answered before you ask
The permit rules catch people out, and the true cost of a trip is rarely stated honestly. Both are written out in full.
Four steps, and you know each one before it happens.
Tell us your dates
Dates and group size, by phone or WhatsApp. We reply within the hour.
Read the itinerary
A full day-by-day plan with hotels, photographs, their own websites and their Google reviews. Vehicle details too. One fixed price.
Confirm with 20%
Twenty per cent of the package price confirms the booking. A voucher follows.
Pickup, three days ahead
Your exact pickup point and time, three days before you travel. Then we meet you.
We start where you land, not at the border.
An operator based in Thimphu can meet you in Thimphu. We are at the gate, which means we can collect you from wherever you arrive in North Bengal and take you the whole way — and bring you back.
- Bagdogra Airport
- New Jalpaiguri
- Hasimara
- Siliguri
- Alipurduar
- Cooch Behar
- Jaigaon
Hasimara is the nearest railway station, about an hour from Jaigaon. We can also arrange flight and train tickets if you cannot source them.
Abound with quiet, and alive with ritual
The seat of government and the summer home of the monk body, open to visitors after office hours. Two nights here on every itinerary.
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The dzong stands where the Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu meet, reached over the Dochula pass and its 108 chortens.
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Taktsang clings to the cliff at 3,120 metres. Five to six hours of walking, and the reason most people come.
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A glacial valley at 3,000 metres where the black-necked cranes winter, from late November to February.
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Four valleys in central Bhutan, the spiritual heart of the country and the part most visitors never reach.
View allEleven years of trips, mostly by word of mouth.
Real guests, on real trips — at Punakha Dzong, on the Mo Chhu, and in the courtyards at Paro. Not stock photographs.
The five things everyone asks us on the phone.
Not marketing lines — these are what we commit to in writing on every Bhutan tour package, and what you can hold us to.
You see the hotel before you pay, not after.
Every itinerary lists each hotel by category — 3-star or 3-star premium in Phuentsholing, Thimphu and Paro — with photographs, a link to the hotel's own website, and its Google listing so you can read reviews we did not write. If a property is unavailable, the replacement is agreed with you rather than swapped quietly.
One driver and one vehicle, the whole route.
The same private car and the same driver from the border to the border — no changing vehicles at Thimphu, no driver swapped without telling you. A licensed local guide travels with you throughout, and the vehicle is named in your itinerary before you confirm.
One figure, and nothing added at the end.
Hotels, private car and driver, guide, every permit, the Sustainable Development Fee, and breakfast and dinner each day — all inside the quoted price. Lunch is not included, and we say so before you pay rather than after. No hidden charges, ever.
Someone answers, at any hour.
Your trip organiser stays reachable for the whole journey, in Hindi, Bengali, English or Nepali. Being a local business on both sides of the gate means a network of contacts across Bhutan and India — so if a hotel, a vehicle or a road causes a problem at ten at night in Punakha, a backup already exists rather than being improvised.
Permits prepared before you reach the gate.
Your Bhutan entry permit and the Punakha route permit are handled from our Jaigaon office at the border. You are briefed on documents, the pickup point and the weather before you travel — the voucher follows your 20% advance, and your exact pickup time is confirmed three days before departure.