Written by Roamcrafts – Your Gateway to the Land of the Thunder Dragon
Planning a trip to Bhutan is like planning a journey into stillness, soulfulness, and serenity. But for many first-time travelers, a few small mistakes can turn an otherwise magical tour into a frustrating experience.
As a Bhutan-specialist travel company, Roamcrafts has seen the difference that the right guidance and local insight can make. So before you book your Bhutan tour package, make sure you’re not falling into any of these 7 common traps.
Yes, Indian travelers don’t need a visa to visit Bhutan — but that doesn’t mean there’s no paperwork.
To enter Bhutan, you still need:
A valid entry permit
Hotel bookings in registered accommodations
SDF (Sustainable Development Fee) payments
And sometimes, inner-line permits for places like Punakha and Bumthang
How Roamcrafts Helps:
We take care of all permits, papers, and SDF payments for you — so your only job is to pack your bags.
Bhutan’s beauty is timeless, but the weather isn’t always friendly.
Monsoon months (July–August) can bring landslides and flight delays
Peak winter (Jan–Feb) can mean icy roads in Eastern Bhutan
Best time to visit Bhutan?
📅 March to June and October to December — the skies are clear, the valleys are lush, and the experiences are unforgettable.
What We Do Differently:
We guide you on the perfect season for your travel style — whether you're going with parents, as a couple, or solo.
We get it — Bhutan’s monasteries, valleys, and rivers call out from every direction. But the roads are winding and mountain-bound. Rushing ruins the experience.
One of the biggest regrets we hear?
“We spent more time in the car than enjoying the places.”
Our Fix:
We design itineraries like The Bhutan Chapter – 3N/4D Discovery, perfectly balanced between exploration and relaxation. No running around.
Those tempting deals on big websites? They're often cookie-cutter tours with no flexibility. No personalized care. No real help if something goes wrong in Bhutan.
Why Roamcrafts?
We're not a website — we're real people based on the Bhutan border (Jaigaon).
We understand:
Bhutanese culture
Permit processes
Local hotel quality
And most importantly, your comfort
You get on-ground support, always.
Here’s the truth:
Bhutan charges an SDF of ₹1,200 per person per night (as of 2025) for Indian tourists.
Some agents hide it in the quote. Some forget to mention it at all. Later, you get shocked.
At Roamcrafts, we believe in transparency.
We explain what SDF is, how it benefits Bhutan, and how to make the most of each SDF-paid day.
So many people want to gift their parents a Bhutan tour — a beautiful thought.
But they forget to check:
If hotels have lifts
If hikes can be skipped
If food preferences are managed
We ask the questions you don’t think of.
Our senior-friendly packages are slow-paced, mindful, and deeply nourishing.
👉 Bhutan isn’t just for the young. It’s for the wise.
That ₹18,999 Bhutan deal may look good — until you realize it doesn’t include:
Airport pickup
Sightseeing permits
Entry tickets
Meals or guides
What’s the point of cheap if you don’t feel taken care of?
At Roamcrafts, we price fairly, not cheaply — and include everything upfront so you’re not caught off-guard.
✅ Licensed DMC for Bhutan
✅ Based in Jaigaon, right at the Bhutan border
✅ All permits, transfers & accommodations handled
✅ Transparent pricing, with emotional care
✅ Real people. Real travel. Real trust.
There’s nothing more beautiful than giving your parents the gift of peace, nature, and spiritual joy.
Let Roamcrafts help you plan that perfect gesture.
📞 Call us at +91-89272-20754
🌐 Visit: www.roamcrafts.com
📍 Office: Jaigaon – Gateway to Bhutan
MSME certified
UAN:WB010011988
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