The Bhutan government stipulates that you must stay at least three days to enter Bhutan, and you must participate in a legally provided itinerary and hire a licensed tour guide before you can apply for a visa to enter Bhutan through a travel agency (Bhutan cannot help yourself, you must join the travel agency itinerary and pay the fee to the Bhutan government to apply for a visa). In addition, the Bhutanese government also sets a minimum spend of USD200 per person per night per tourist in low season and USD250 in high season.
We can help you contact monks to officiate for the wedding (ceremony, etc.) for the couple, apply for photo venues (Dzongpu, temples), traditional Bhutanese wedding dress, wedding paraphernalia, photographer.
You can also bring your own photographer, makeup artist.
Sandwiched between the Indian Ocean and the Himalayas, Bhutan has a mild climate with few extreme weather events. With its high mountains and extensive glaciers, Bhutan has long been a favourite destination for adventure and mountaineering enthusiasts. In addition, Bhutan's Manas Wildlife Sanctuary and Raya Wildlife Sanctuary have many precious wildlife, which are also good places for tourists to sightsee and hunt.
Bhutan uses three different power plugs throughout the country: the British plug (three-way, compatible with type G sockets), the European plug (two round pins, compatible with type C sockets) and the Indian plug (three thick round pins, compatible with type C sockets). Type D socket). It is best to bring adapters for all three devices.
Bhutan's currency is called Nurtrum. The exchange rate with the Indian rupee is 1:1.
Bhutan is a year-round destination. There are four seasons: summer (June to August), autumn (September to November), winter (December to February) and spring (March to May). But due to the difference in altitude in the country and the influence of the North Indian monsoon, the climate change is extremely large.
In the south, the humid subtropical climate is fairly stable throughout the year, with temperatures ranging from 15 degrees Celsius to 30 degrees Celsius. Central Bhutan has temperate forests and a seasonally strong climate with warm summers and cool, dry winters. Winters in the northern regions are much colder. Due to the high altitude, the peaks are covered with snow all year round, and the downstream summers are cool.
In summer, the Indian monsoon season runs from late June or July to late September and mainly affects the southern regions. Most agricultural activities take place during the summer months, when crops thrive on the verdant land.
Autumn, from late September or early October to late November, follows the rainy season. It is characterized by clear, sunny weather and some early snow at high altitudes. This is the season of festivals and festivals for farmers to harvest the fruits of their labor.
From late November to March, a cold, sunny winter arrives, with frost in most parts of the country and snowfall common above 3,000 meters above sea level. The winter northeast monsoon brings strong winds at the highest altitudes and passes through high mountain passes, hence Bhutan's name "Drukyul", which means "land of thunder dragons" in Dzongkha (Bhutanese Chinese).
Bhutan's spring is generally dry, starting in early March and continuing through mid-April. This is the joy of botanists, the bloom of nature. Summer weather begins in mid-April with occasional showers and lasts until late June.
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