Bhutan Tourism Update: Best Itinerary for Bhutan part 1
Best Itinerary for Bhutan Part 1 This will mean different things to different travellers. However, a great place to start is with our ‘Central Bhutan
When Will Bhutan Travel Be A Possibility?
Each week brings a new answer! We hope we may see tourist visitors entering Bhutan again by September 2021.
And we’re gearing up for that possibility. Of course, It could be a little later. However, don’t despair!
We will be offering a booking service at NO deposit, or financial liability, until there is more certainty when travel will indeed start up again.
So, please be assured you can book your Bhutan experience with James & Nicola, any time from January 2021 for travel from September onwards.
If we need to extend your journey to a later date that will be done and with no extra service fees for the changes required.
Start your planning with James & Nicola at Bhutan & Beyond now! Please plan for Bhutan travel from September 2021 onwards.
Here are web links to our private tours and small group tours.
We have re-commenced these from September 2021.
Note some are special interest tours and include trekking & motorcycling.
For more information please call 1300367875 (AEDT mornings until further notice); E: enquiries@bhutan.com.au or visit bhutan.com.au
Bhutan & Beyond are very proud to be part of the celebrated MTA Travel – Mobile Travel Agents Australia.
This strategic partnership brings exceptional client benefits such as:
Membership of AFTA – Australian Federation of Travel Agents
Membership to ATAS (A10541) – AFTA’s highest rated travel agencies for skills, performance and consumer protection
Access to our wonderful travel app ‘COMPANION’ which puts trip details & documentation at your fingertips, and our clients just love it!
James & Nicola have been active in the travel industry for many years.
Furthermore they are experienced in the corporate, leisure, group, sports, wholesale and incentive genres.
James & Nicola look forward to providing you with a well-structured and truly rewarding travel experience.
Planning a trip to Bhutan?
Make sure you check out our Top Ten List of Things to See in Bhutan
Check out the most frequently asked questions on Bhutan and Covid 19.
Bhutan is 38,394 square kilometres. Think the same size as Switzerland and similarly land-locked and mountainous. Even the houses have a similarity in their shape and look.
By air is easiest from Bangkok, Singapore, Kolkata, Delhi, Bagdogra & Kathmandu. As at OCT19 there is just one land border crossing open for tourist visitors at Phuentsholing from West Bengal (India)
This varies between each valley. The lowest region in the south bordering India is around 450 m and the highest Himalaya peaks in the north, bordering China/Tibet, are over 7000 m. The main valleys traversed by the single west-east highway, in central Bhutan, range between 2300 m in western Bhutan (Paro & Thimphu); down to 1250 m in Punakha; up to 3000 m in Phobjikha (central) and around 1500 m in the eastern Bhutan region.
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