Why once in a lifetime you must go for Bhutan Trip, here are the reasons:

 Bhutan is the only Carbon Negative Country in the world where you can rejuvenate your mind and body with pollution free pure nature.
 Indians do not need Visa to Travel Bhutan, only required things is a entry permit available at Phuentsholing permit office.
 Travelling Bhutan is less expensive compared to other international destinations.
 Bhutan is the only country to measure peoples index as Gross National Happiness.
 72% of the country's total land area is covered by forests.
 It is the only country where you can find Red Rice and Chilies as staple food.
 Bhutanese people are some of the friendliest and always welcome you with good smile and "Kuzo Zangpo La" means Hello.

There are lots of travel agents who provide Bhutan Packages but why Meilleurholidays is the best are the following reasons:

Meilleurholidays is the Most Trusted Brand for Bhutan Tour in India since 2003.
Bhutan is connected though only two Airlines Bhutan Air & Druk Air.
Meilleurholidays is authorized selling agent of both Airlines.
Meilleurholidays is PSA of Bhutan Airlines [PSA stands for Passenger Service Agent] which enables to get special Airfare.
Meilleurholidays have above 5500 live room inventory which can help travelers to book rooms instantly.
Pre-purchased room inventory also helps travelers to get rooms even in super peak season.
Meilleurholidays is Tourism Council of Bhutan authorized travel house to process the online permit and foreign Visas.
Company is registered in India and Bhutan with its own employee on direct payroll.
Meilleurholidays offers complete customized itinerary including many unique and signature tour programmed with in-depth knowledge about Bhutan territory, Hotels, Local laws and regulations.
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 Value Bhutanese Culture - although Bhutan welcomes foreigners but the people is extremely conscious regarding its culture.
 Always greet with "Kuzu Zangpo la" for "Hello" and "Tashi Delek" for "Good Bye" or "Good Luck".
 Visitors need proper VISA to enter into Bhutan expept citizens from Indian and Bangladesh.
 VISA should be applied minimum 30 days before you plan to visit Bhutan.
 One needs Route Permits to travel in Bhutan and this is provided by the Immigration office at Thimpu.
 Either carry Nu (Bhutan's currency) or INR (Indian Rupees INR 50 and INR 100). Both are accepted in Bhutan.
 Use right hand while giving or receiving something. Pass the holy sites keeping them on your right side.
 US dollars are pretty widely accepted in Bhutan, but it is advised to exchange some of your currency to Bhutan's currency i.e ngultrum (Nu) or Indian Rupee.
 Do bring MasterCard - NOT Visa or other credit cards. Banks, ATM's will NOT give cash on a Visa credit card in Thimpu or Paro.
 If visitors want to tip to the Hotel Staff / Tour Guide / Driver, always should be given in envelop.
 Though Bhutan is safe, but extra care should be taken for luggage, wallet, camera, mobile phone and other valuables.
 Please follow proper instruction / permission before taking pictures and videos.
 Visitors should take off hats and shoes while visiting Dzongs, Monasteries etc.

Thimphu and Paro are the major shopping hubs in Bhutan. One can buy lovely handicrafts made of wood, bamboo, cane etc. Handwoven textiles made of silk and cotton are very popular. Gold and silver jewellery are also popular. Overall, there are various trinkets that one can carry back home.

How many airports are in Bhutan?

Bhutan has a total number of 4 airports Namely: Paro International Airport (Paro), Bathpalathang Airport (Jakar), Gelepu Airport (Gelepu), Yongphulla Airport (Trashigang).

Do Indians need visa for Bhutan Tour?

Visa is not required for Indians. An entry permit is required for tourists travelling by road which is available at the Phuentsholing permit office. For tourists travelling by flight, the visa is on arrival.

What should I wear during Bhutan Package Tour?

The kind of attires you should be carrying depends on the time that you want to travel. During the summer months, light to moderate warm clothes should do the trick while heavy jackets and woollens should be carried during the winters. Comfortable footwear is a must as you would be walking down rough terrains.

What amount of snowfall to expect during Bhutan Trip?

It snows heavily in Bhutan during the winter months (December – February). Despite the snowfall, the landscapes of Bhutan cater well to its tourists during this time. You are sure to enjoy the white paradise as it is a vision not to forget!

Is smoking legal in Bhutan?

Bhutan remains the only country in the world that restricts its citizens from smoking. It has banned the production and sale of tobacco and thus smoking is banned in public places. However, there are certain smoking zones in some hotels and restaurants where tourists are allowed to smoke.

How safe is Bhutan for Indian tourists?

Along with its stunning beauty, Bhutan is a safe destination to choose for your next vacation. Crimes are kept at bay and you are sure to feel secure wherever you stay in Bhutan.

What is the best time for Bhutan  Tour from Kolkata?

The autumn to spring span is proposed as the best time to visit "The land of Dragon". September to May is the time where you get clear weather and blue skies throughout. December can be a bit harsh due to snowfall, but if that is what you enjoy, then go ahead and visit the fairy tale land of Bhutan!

 Always wear a Mask if your visiting the public place.
 Owing to the zigzagging hilly roads, motion sickness is another challenge. Keep the necessary medication along with you.
 Carry back all non-degradable litter such as empty bottles, tins, plastic bags etc. These must not litter the environment or be buried. They must be disposed in municipal dustbins only.
 Keep all pollutants away from streams and lakes.
 Do respect people's privacy while taking photographs. Ask for prior permission before taking a photograph. Dress modestly. Be aware of the customs and manners and culture of the local people.
 It is customary to leave a donation at a monastery and to circle shrines in clockwise direction.
 Avoid loud music and noise.
 Always keep your Identity Card / Passport Copies to avoid hasslement in hotels.
 Do Use dustbin in public places as you are also responsible for clean environment.
 Don't take a lot of cash with you, there are many ATM's of almost all major banks in the major towns of the region.
 Do not encourage beggars and always beware of strangers.
 Observe the sanctity of holy sites, temples and local cultures.
 In case temporary toilets are set-up near campsites, after defecation, cover with mud or sand. Make sure that the spot is at least 30 meters away from the water source.
 Vegetation is fragile; follow designated trails.
 While traveling to high Hills always carry Camera, Goggles, Sun screen lotion and Sports Shoes in case you like nature walks (Binoculars are optional).
 If you’re planning to visit the market please visit in between 1000am- 1900pm only as most of the place will get closed by 2000hrs –
 Make sure you are well aware of Restricted Area Permit and Protected Area Permit before visiting Sikkim.
 Drink sufficient amount of water to avoid dehydration while trekking.
 Remember to register at the forest or wildlife check posts before entering for your safety.
 While hiking, wear comfortable shoes since the trails can get rough at places.
 Always travel with a local guide ( Trekking trip ). Look for genuine travel guides who knows everything about the state.
 While trekking, always follow the designed path, do not interrupt the fragile vegetation.
 Applying of sunscreen is a necessity to avoid sunburns and always carry sunglasses and hats while touring.

 Don’t disturb wildlife or its habitat.
 Don't play loud music inside the forested areas.
 Don’t buy endangered species or antiques.
 Don’t smoke, drink alcohol or talk loudly near sacred places.
 Don’t pluck plants or flowers.
 Don’t use Plastic Bags or Plastic Bottles in the forest area as plastic does NOT decay itself & harms the natural environment. If you do use plastic kindly don't throw in the forest and carry back.
 Don’t throw cigarette buts on leaf litter as they are an important cause for forest fires
 Do not leave any non-biodegradable items.
 Do not scribble on trees, rocks and buildings.
 Do not destroy any type of vegetation or plants during your visit here.
 Do not take away flora and fauna in the forms of cuttings, seeds or roots. It is illegal, especially in the Himalayas. The environment is really delicate in this region and the bio-diversity of the region has to be protected at all costs.
 Do not use pollutants such as detergent, in streams or springs while washing and bathing.
 Do not use wood as fuel to cook food at the campsite.
 Do not consume aerated drinks, alcohol, drugs or any other intoxicant and throw bottles in the wild.
 Do not tempt the locals, especially children by offering them foodstuff or sweets. Respect local traditions.
 Polythene and plastics are non biodegradable and unhealthy for the environment and must not be used and littered.
 Avoid entering the temple premises if you are on your menstrual cycle. It is followed by all locals and expected from tourists as well.
 The left hand is considered to be somewhat polluted. Avoid handing money or tapping anyone with the left hand.
 In hills - locals are conservative and do not appreciate the public display of affection. Keep a check on your body language and choice of words as well.
 It is not allowed to swim in the rivers, lakes or glaciers in the protected areas.
 Buying or dealing in products made from the skins of endangered species or of any another animal is strictly prohibited. Buying and selling of antiques are also illegal as per the government norms in Sikkim.