Bhutan Private Tours | Tailor-Made Itinerary & Quotation
Bhutan | Private Small Group Tours Departing from Hong Kong/Macau
Private vehicles and Chinese-speaking or English-speaking guides connect Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, and the Haa Valley. Visas, the Tourism Development Fund (TDF), and direct flights to Paro are handled by an advisor.
Suitable for families and friends who want an in-depth experience and don't want to rush around by bus.
The hike from Paro climbs to Tiger's Nest Monastery at about 3,120 m. Most people do not experience severe altitude sickness at altitudes of 2,200-2,400 meters in Paro and Thimphu. It is advisable to slow down during the ascent, and the driver/guide can adjust the pace according to your physical condition.
Common overnight stays in the capital. When entering zongs and temples, a sleeved shirt and long trousers or a long skirt are required. Some itineraries include trying on traditional clothing (Gho/Kira), subject to itinerary confirmation.
Punakha Dzong and the valley are suitable for classic routes. The altitude is slightly lower than Thimphu, so the pace can be slower, and you don't need to rush with large groups.
Suitable for longer routes. Travel time and opening hours are subject to confirmation of the itinerary; do not cram too many attractions into one day.
Direct flights to Paro are only available on designated dates and during peak tourist seasons, and seats are limited. It is recommended to plan your visa and flight at least 3-4 months in advance.
Spring (approximately February to May) and autumn (approximately September to November) have more comfortable weather and are also more likely to coincide with annual festivals. Actual dates vary each year; please refer to the official announcement for that year.
Start with how you want to travel
The classic route mostly starts from Paro, then proceeds to Thimphu and Punakha. If you want to visit the Ha'a Valley or plan your trip for the Paro or Thimphu festivals, allow enough nights and secure your flight early. Bhutan implements a high-value, low-volume tourist policy; visas and Tourism Development Fund (TDF) applications must be processed well in advance.
Prices may vary depending on the season, number of passengers, hotel, and the TDF. Please refer to the product page and the consultant for a quote. Direct flights are limited, so the earlier you confirm your departure date, the more certain you are to secure your booking.
Private tours available in Bhutan
The following are currently available private small group tours to Bhutan. Actual hotel, visa, TDF, and airfare costs are subject to confirmation with your consultant on the product page.
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Holding a travel agency license, providing full protection throughout the process.
A Chinese or English-speaking guide and private vehicle can be arranged; the rules for entering the temple will be explained by the driver/guide.
Visa processing and TDF direct flight seats to Paro are available. Details will be provided upon confirmation of the quote.
From idea to start
Inform us of the number of people, the departure month, and the destination you wish to visit.
A dedicated consultant will help you modify the existing Bhutanese route.
Visa, TDF and direct-flight seats are finalised.
Travel by private vehicle to reduce the need to rush from one event to another by bus.
Check carefully before you set off.
All travelers to Bhutan must obtain a visa in advance. Travel Mama will handle the visa application and Tourism Development Fund (TDF) payment. You will need to provide a copy of your passport. Actual costs and required documents will be confirmed in the official price quoted at the time of departure.
Paro and Thimphu are at altitudes of approximately 2,200 to 2,400 meters, and most people will not experience severe altitude sickness. Tiger's Nest Monastery sits at about 3,120 m; it is recommended to slow down. The driver/guide can adjust the pace according to your physical condition. If you have any heart or respiratory problems, please consult a doctor before departure.
Small group tours can be accompanied by a Chinese-speaking guide, or an English-speaking guide upon request. The actual language will be determined based on the confirmed itinerary.
When entering religious sites such as dzongs or temples, it is mandatory to wear a sleeved top and long trousers or a long skirt. Some itineraries include trying on traditional clothing (Gho and Kira), subject to itinerary confirmation.
Spring (approximately February to May) and autumn (approximately September to November) have more comfortable weather and are also the seasons when the Paro or Thimphu festivals are more likely to occur. The dates of these festivals vary each year. Direct flights are only available on designated dates and during the specified seasons.
Direct flights to Paro have limited seats. It is recommended to plan your departure date, visa, and hotel at least 3-4 months in advance. The earlier you confirm, the easier it is to get your desired dates.
Note before departure
Visas must be applied for in advance. TDF fees will be paid by the consultant on your behalf; the actual amount will be based on the confirmed quote.
Direct flights to Paro are limited. During holidays, availability is even tighter, so it's advisable to book your departure date as early as possible.
Approximately 3,120 meters. Paro and Thimphu are lower; climb according to your physical condition and don't try to outpace others.
Sleeved tops, trousers, or long skirts. Gho/Kira may be available on some itineraries.
February to May and September to November are the most common months for festivals. To find out about festivals, check the dates for the current year.
Bhutan controls the number of tourists. Small group tours are easier to follow at a set pace; details will be confirmed upon confirmation of the itinerary.
Start planning
Prepare your departure month, number of people, and desired destinations. We will assist you in adjusting your existing itinerary and reserving visas and direct flight seats.
