Bhutan is perhaps the only country in the world where travelers pay a per-day fee for an all-inclusive holiday. During the high seasons, i.e. during the months between March – May and September – December, the cost of visiting Bhutan is US$ 250 per person per day. This is a price for fairly decent services including 3 star hotel accommodations. Solo travelers however, will need to pay an additional charge of US$ 40 per day, meaning that the cost of a solo traveler is US$ 290 per day. Also, if you wish to sleep in a 5 star hotel and seek more luxurious services or eat in high-end restaurants, then the budget will rise higher ranging anything between US$ 250 – 1500 above the fixed daily tariff.

Before you panic after knowing the daily cost to travel to Bhutan, you need to know that the price is all-inclusive, it covers everything. Once you are in the country, you need not pay for anything else, except for your personal expenses. Your trip cost includes all accommodation, ground transportation, entrance fees, private guide and a driver.