🌏 Traveling to Bhutan in 2025?
Bhutan is not a destination for mass tourism. Our travel model ensures every journey is intentional, meaningful, and supports local communities.
🎯 Why Bhutan Practices High-Value, Low-Impact Travel
Bhutan follows a unique philosophy: “High Value, Low Volume.”
- Travelers must book through licensed Bhutanese tour operators
- Nightly tariffs and sustainability fees apply
- Itineraries are curated for authenticity and connection
💰 Tariffs & Sustainable Development Fee (2025)
- SDF (International Guests): USD 100 per night
- SDF (Indian Nationals): INR 1,200 per night
- Visa Fee: USD 40 (non-refundable)
This fee supports Bhutan’s healthcare, education, and conservation efforts.
✨ How to Begin Your Journey
- Tell us your travel dates and goals
- We design a tailored itinerary
- We manage all logistics: visa, permits, accommodations
- You arrive with everything pre-arranged
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💛 Why Travel with Jambayang
We don’t rush. We walk, sit, cook, share, and listen. Our groups are small — no more than 6 — and we operate just two departures a month.
It’s not just travel, it’s travel with intention.
