Memorised Bhutan Trip Customizable

•  Less than 7 Days Prior to Date of Travel: 100% of the Package Cost as cancellation charge
•  7 – 15 Days Prior to Date of Travel: 75% of the Package Cost as cancellation charge
•  16 - 30 Days Prior to Date of Travel: 50% of Package Cost as cancellation charge
•  More than 30 Days: Full Refund of Package Cost Excluding Processing Fees @ Inr: 1000/-per head.

How you can enjoy your visit to Bhutan Responsibly

Do’s

• Always carry valid Original Documents (Passport should have Valid Date, it should not be an expired one and the Voter ID should be Original, Duplicate is not allowed).
• Follow proper dress code while visiting offices and religious sites. Entering religious monuments and offices with singlet and miniskirts are not our norm.
• Remove your hat while entering religious sites and kindly take off your footwear while entering the temple altar rooms.
• Maintain Silence in heritage and religious sites and monuments.
• Always walk clockwise while passing heritage and religious monuments.
• Proper permit is required to explore religious artifacts or antiques.
• Always carry valid travel documents and produce the same if required.
• Be fully insured against unforeseen medical emergencies.
• In case of loss of travel documents, report to the nearest immigration office, police or TCB (Tourism Council of Bhutan) office.
• Be responsible for your own waste and dispose them in designated areas.
• Follow traffic rules and use designated zebra crossing line for your safety.
• Report to TCB (Tourism Council of Bhutan) on misbehavior of guide, driver or tour operators.

Don’ts

• Refrain from touching any murals, religious painting and objects in the temples as it is disrespectful as per the local culture.
• Smoking is strictly prohibited
• Carrying and use of drone is strictly prohibited
• Spitting on the wall and other places are discouraged
• Taking photographs and filming are restricted in some areas, so please retrain from filming and taking photograph in those areas. 
• Retrain from feeding animals on highways, parks and in other places.
• Washing, swimming or throwing objects into lakes and other water bodies are prohibited as it is considered sacred.
• Do not sit straddle or legs stretched in front in the altar as it is culturally offensive, we expect you to cross your legs or kneel when sitting in religious places.