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9 Days 8 Nights
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Mad Monk Travels arranges a host of traditional Bhutanese homestay overnight stays for various visitors, where you can get to see and experience exactly how the local people go about their daily lives through a system of self-subsistence culture with bare basic amenities.
You will have the opportunity to blend yourself with the traditional Bhutanese way of living, a very simple Himalayan life. Sitting cross-legged on the floor in a traditional kitchen to have dinner can be quite an experience; it’s actually a norm in Bhutan to sit on the floor. It can indeed be an eye-opening experience for someone on holiday. Seeing awesome exhibits at grandiose museums may be one thing but experiencing the true Bhutanese essence of culture and tradition first-hand with your bare heart and mind in the true Bhutanese sort of sense can be quite out of the world altogether.
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Tashi Delek, safe travels, and until we meet again!
1.1. Yes, all visitors will need a visa to visit Bhutan, except for visitors from India, who will require a permit. 1.2. Nationals of Bangladesh and the Maldives shall be eligible for a visa on arrival at the port of entry. 1.3. Nationals of Switzerland and Thailand holding diplomatic and official passports shall be eligible for a visa on arrival at the port of entry. 1.4. Visitors from India will need a permit to visit Bhutan. This applies to anyone holding an Indian passport, or an Indian voter ID card. For Indian nationals aged under 18 years, a passport or a birth certificate will suffice, and they must be accompanied by legal guardians.
2.1. Visitors can process a visa or permit online from the website of the Department of Immigration. Visitors can also engage tourism service providers (see www.bhutan.travel for more details) to process the travel documents and plan a trip. The Tourism Council of Bhutan (TCB) will also offer customer service to help answer questions regarding visa applications and to answer questions about travel within the country. 2.2. Although visitors from Bangladesh and Maldives can process visas on arrival and visitors from India can process permits on arrival at the port of entry, it is recommended that these be applied online to reduce wait time and for faster clearance at the port of entry.
3.1. A passport copy is required. The passport must be valid for six months from the intended date of departure from the Kingdom; 3.2. Travel insurance valid for the duration of the trip; and 3.3. A recent passport size photograph.
4.1. The visa fee is USD 40 per person and it is non-refundable. While the process to issue the visa is usually quick, the visa can take up to five working days to process.
5.1. Visitors from India can use a passport or voter ID card. Children under 18 years of age can use a birth certificate or passport, and must be accompanied by a legal guardian. 5.2. Passport size photograph is also required. 5.3. Travel insurance is required and should be valid for the whole duration of the trip.
Please Visit Tourism Council of Bhutan
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