Bhutan Travel Guide

Bhutan is popular amongst foreigners for so many things, including the only carbon negative country in the world and the unique philosophy of Gross National Happiness. Travelers will find countless of activities to take up and places of interest depending on their preferences while in Bhutan.

Weather in Bhutan is highly influenced by the altitude. In the northern regions where mountains rise as high as 7,000m / 22,966feet, the weather conditions are similar to that of arctic, frozen and frosty. Mountain peaks are continually covered in snow and lower parts are still cool even in summers because of the high-altitude topography. 

Bhutan’s main and only Internet Service Provider is Druknet, which is owned by Bhutan Telecom. The history of internet in Bhutan is rather very interesting. Although telecommunication services started in 1963, internet was introduced in the country only in 1994 when Gopher was the browser.

The standard voltage of electricity in Bhutan is 230 V and the frequency is 50 Hz. If the standard voltage in your country is in between 220 and 240 V, as it would be in the UK, Europe, Australia, and most of Asia and Africa, you can use your electric or electronic appliances in Bhutan without a voltage converter.

For foreign tourists with the exception of Indians, Bangladeshis and Maldivians, who need not book their Bhutan tour with a registered tour operator, transfer from … read more

Tap water in Bhutan is not considered safe for drinking purposes unless it is boiled or purified by some chemical agents Bottled mineral water is readily … read more

It is an excellent idea to get your travel insurance that covers theft, loss, medical issues and emergency rescue operations … read more