Tailor-made Bhutan journeys, thoughtfully designed for you.

Bhutan measures its progress by having a ‘Gross National Happiness’, not GDP… which, very simplistically, highlights traditional and spiritual values , blending them with the need to develop but not at all costs! Our team at Novaturient totally agree with this philosophy and have sensitively developed tours to allow our guests, to gain, a greater understanding of this amazing nation.

Soaring snow clad mountains, deep valleys with roaring waters, dense forests and wild wilderness make Bhutan a photographer’s dream. Sub-tropical plains in the south add to the diversity of the flora and fauna.

We found travellers to Bhutan take home beautiful memories of intangible things – the noise of Prayer flags flutter in the breeze, the echo of monks chanting and the clatter of prayer wheels. More tangible are the images taken of the mighty Fortress Monasteries…. the Trashichhodzong, and Drukgyel Dzong, the glory of Chendbji Chorten with its Eyes facing the four cardinal directions and, of course Tigers Nest.

Don’t leave without learning to shoot at an archery session – it’s the national sport of ‘The Land of the Thunder Dragon’ and taken very seriously!

Tailor-made Bhutan journeys, thoughtfully designed for you.

Our unique holidays in Bhutan

Each Bhutan itinerary is designed to go beyond the highlights, offering deeper insight into the country’s landscapes, people, and philosophy of life. Travel at a relaxed pace, with expert local guides and carefully chosen experiences that respect Bhutan’s traditions and environment. Whether you’re seeking cultural discovery, scenic trekking, or spiritual immersion, our journeys are shaped around you and your preferred style of travel.


Bhutan experiences tailored just for you

Bhutan offers experiences that feel both grounding and transformative. Explore ancient monasteries and dzongs, attend colourful local festivals, walk through pristine forests, or take gentle hikes with sweeping Himalayan views. Engage with local communities, learn about Buddhist rituals, and enjoy moments of stillness that are increasingly rare in modern travel. Every experience is chosen to connect you more deeply with Bhutan’s culture, values, and natural beauty.

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FAQs about Bhutan

Essential information to help you prepare for an unforgettable journey through Bhutan.


Do UK passport holders need a visa for Bhutan?

Yes. UK passport holders require a visa to enter Bhutan. The visa is arranged in advance through a licensed Bhutanese tour operator as part of your travel arrangements. Independent travel is not permitted.

Is there a tourist fee to visit Bhutan?

Yes. Bhutan operates a Sustainable Development Fee (SDF), which contributes to education, healthcare, infrastructure, and environmental conservation. The fee is payable per person, per night and is included as part of your travel planning.

How long can UK travellers stay in Bhutan?

The length of stay is determined by your approved itinerary and visa. Extensions are possible but must be arranged locally and approved by Bhutanese authorities.

What passport validity is required for Bhutan?

Your passport must be valid for at least six months from your date of entry into Bhutan and have at least one blank page.

When is the best time to visit Bhutan?

The most popular times to visit are spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November), offering clear mountain views, pleasant temperatures, and colourful festivals. Winter and summer offer quieter travel with fewer visitors.

Is Bhutan suitable for first-time visitors to Asia?

Yes. Bhutan is well suited to first-time travellers to Asia due to its structured tourism model, excellent guides, and calm pace of travel. Journeys are fully supported, making travel straightforward and enriching.

What currency is used in Bhutan?

The Bhutanese Ngultrum (BTN) is the local currency and is pegged to the Indian Rupee, which is also widely accepted. Credit cards are limited outside major hotels, so some cash is recommended.

Is Bhutan safe for tourists?

Bhutan is considered a very safe destination with low crime rates. Travel is well organised, and visitors are accompanied by licensed guides throughout their journey.

Are there any health or vaccination requirements for UK travellers?

No mandatory vaccinations are required for UK travellers, but it’s advisable to be up to date with routine vaccinations. Always consult your GP or travel health clinic before travelling.

What should visitors wear in Bhutan?

Modest dress is recommended, especially when visiting monasteries and religious sites. Comfortable walking shoes are essential due to uneven terrain and steps.

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