Included

• All meals, Tea\Coffee and snacks

• Government approved A category hotels on twin sharing basis

• Airport transfer (Pick up and drop)

• Land transportation with comfortable vehicle

• An experienced English speaking guide and other staff if required

• Monument entrance fees and museum entrance fees

• Visa and all government taxes

Not Included

• Airfare (to Paro and return)

• Personal nature expenses ( personal equipments, phone calls, internet, laundry, hard drinks etc)

• Insurance (Trip cancellation, medical and rescue evacuation)

• Tips

Important Trip Notes & Activities
You are joining us for an adventure trip in remote Himalayan region, where weather conditions, health and fitness of the member or unexpected natural disaster can compel us to change the itinerary. We'll try our best to keep the original schedule. Please note that our guide will make the final decision if the trip has to amend, change the route or cancel due to the extreme conditions for the safety precaution. 
 
Accommodation
All hotels in Bhutan are approved and classified from the Government. These hotels are equivalent to 3-4 star standard. We will provide you with a similar hotel in Paro and Thimpu. In Paro, hotel TASHI NAMGAY RESORT or similar and in Thimpu hotel MIGMAR or similar. Note that, accommodation which we provide you is on twin sharing basis but if you prefer having single room, single supplement applies.

Meals
All meals are included during your trip. 

Pack list
You can carry maximum of 20kg while you fly to Paro by Druk Air. You can carry aprox 5 kg of hand luggage. Your carry-on bags are restricted to one piece, and the size should not exceed 17" x 13" x 8". The packing items are divided in to two different items. One for trekking items and another is non trekking items. Your trek items will be locked at our office if you carry them.

Here are some suggested items:

• A pair of lightweight long pants

• Pair of dress pants / dresses for evening

• pairs shorts

• short-sleeved shirts/blouses

• long-sleeved shirt for sun protection (also while visiting dzongs, temples & monasteries).

• Underwear

• Socks

• Sleepers

• Warm jackets (if trip falls in Sept, Oct, Nov, Dec, Jan & Feb)

• sweater or light weight jacket

• windbreaker

• pair comfortable walking shoes

• pair of sandals

• pair of dress shoes

• Personal toiletries

• Insect repellent

• Spare nylon duffel for purchases

• Sunscreen rated 20 SPF or higher

• Lip Balm

• Sunglasses

• Prescription glasses

• visor/sun hat

• Flashlight

• Daypack/Hip pack for day trips

• Beach Towel

• First-Aid kit with pain medications, antiseptic/anesthetic for sunburn, prescription medications
   

Other optional gears

• Camera, memory cards and spare batteries

• Electronics/battery charger

• Spare contact lenses or glasses

• Reading and writing materials

• Passport pouch or money pouch

• Motion sickness tablets
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Necessary official documents

• Passport with minimum validity of 6 months

• Copy of first page of passport

• Airline tickets

• Visa approval for Bhutan (bring with you)

Some essential tips,

Always check that your pack contains essential items such as your passport, money, eyewear, a change of clothing, hiking boots and medications in your carry-on baggage. 

Gifts: Please don't bring extra gifts which might be a burden to you. If you wish to show your appreciation to the staff, the best gift would be through conversations or tips where appropriate.

Cultural Sensitivity: It`s better for women to wear pants (or Capri length pants) and/or a skirt (mid-calf or longer. Tights, hiking shorts and sports tops are not advisable. For men, pants are best. Men may wear longer hiking shorts that come near the knees. Never go shirtless.

For women: Women are advised to bring their necessary health supplies with them, as such items might not be available in Bhutan.

Boots: Wear boots that are broken-in. To minimize the risk of blister, wearing thin liner socks under regular hiking socks may help. 

Clothing: Cotton is the most favorable in warm weather. Once wet, cotton also drains body heat. Better to bring wool or synthetics such as Capilene, MTS and Thermax. 

Layers: Always test your layers before a trip. See if the outer layer fits easily over the inside ones. 

Toilet Kit: For trekking & sightseeing, bring your own "toilet kit," and a small bottle of hand sanitizer. Always remember to discard the toilet tissue a waste basket and not along a trail or in the toilet. 

Heating: In Bhutan, portable electric heaters are generally provided for heating in rooms. Blankets are also provided. Bring an extra set of long underwear for extra warmth.

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