It’s more cost effective to travel in groups of two-three people. Each traveler must pay for his or her stay in the country. And this is, by the way, a few dozen dollars per hour. You are paying whatever is the time of the day, even at night when you are sleeping. Traveling in groups is cheaper.

You can travel around Bhutan only with a local agency. Don’t miss to look all locations offered to be visited on the map. It may turn out that they are very close to each other, and you will have nothing to do there.

It would be hard to purchase warm clothes, outfit or devices on the spot, so, bring them with you.

Nearly no ATMs are used in Bhutan.

Affordably priced accessories are sold at the capital’s market.

In Mata region there are lots of villages where wool fabrics and clothes are made. And it is not expensive at all.

Smoking is totally prohibited here. Otherwise, you will be charged a huge fine.

As to the flight – you can get in the country either by plane from Nepal, India or Thailand; or by land from India. But you must take a plane at least once. That’s the rule.