Frequently asked questions

Yes. All visitors require a visa, which is arranged in advance as part of the travel planning process.

Only a few airlines fly into Bhutan, landing at Paro International Airport via regional hubs such as Delhi, Bangkok, and Singapore.

Yes. Bhutan is considered very safe, and solo travelers are welcomed.

Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) are the most popular, with clear skies and festivals. Winter and summer offer quieter travel with fewer visitors. Spring (Mar–May): High ~25°C (77°F) / Low ~5°C (41°F) Pleasant, warming days with blooming valleys. Summer (Jun–Aug): High ~27°C (81°F) / Low ~15°C (59°F) Lush and green; some rain, especially in July. Autumn (Sep–Nov): High ~22°C (72°F) / Low ~5°C (41°F) Clear skies, crisp air, and festival season. Winter (Dec–Feb): High ~15°C (59°F) / Low ~0°C (32°F) Cool and dry, with fewer visitors and quiet landscapes.