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Facts about Bhutan

Bhutan is known for its monasteries, fortresses and dramatic landscapes. The country has mountains and peaks which are very good trekking destinations. The most popular trekking destination is Jomolhari. The Phobjikha is a prime destination for bird-watching in the country. Tourists can also enjoy the lavish, multi-day festival which features masked dances and music at the historic Punakha Dzong.

Bhutan recorded the highest number of tourist visits in present day last year. This was due to the special that the government made to Koreans. The tourism industry contributed about $80 million to the country’s GDP.

To visit some parts of the country, you need prior authorization. The possession, use, and trafficking of illegal drugs attract lengthy jail sentences and hefty fines. Homosexuality act could lead to a prison sentence.

Citizens of India, Bangladesh, and The Maldives can travel to Bhutan without a visa or a pre-arranged tour.

South Africans must apply for the visa through a tour operator.

Types of Bhutan Visa

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Places in Visas of Bhutan Fees

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FAQs about Places in Visas of Bhutan

Can we see snow in Bhutan ?

Paro and Thimphu may experience a one-day snow in January or February.

Can you drink alcohol in Bhutan ?

Yes, you can drink Alcohol in Bhutan. There is also no issue about drinking in public places.

Is travelling to Bhutan expensive ?

The government placed a minimum fee of $200 per person daily for visitors to Bhutan, making it one of the most expensive trips in the world.

Can I process my Bhutan Travel documents on my own ?

No, you need to process your visa through a licensed Bhutanese tour operator online directly or a foreign travel agent.

Where are the pyramids in Egypt? ?

The most popular pyramids in Egypt are those found at Giza, on the outskirts of Cairo.

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