Whether you’re dreaming up your itinerary or wondering what kind of socks to pack—no question is too big or too small. We’re here to help you feel prepared, inspired, and supported every step of the way.
Reach out to us anytime at
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Let us help craft a journey that feels just right for you—intentional, memorable, and filled with meaning.
Please Note: The information is intended as a general guide and may vary depending on your nationality, travel dates, or specific booking arrangements. For personalized support, we recommend reaching out to our team directly — we’re happy to help you plan a journey that aligns with your needs and interests.
Just send us an email at Jambayangtours@gmail.com. One of our friendly representatives will be in touch to offer a free consultation. We’ll take the time to learn about your interests, travel dates, and preferences. With this, our travel specialists will craft a customized itinerary just for you—with care, creativity, and attention to every detail.
You don’t need to worry about that—we’ll take care of it for you. Once your tour package is confirmed and payment has been submitted, Jambayang Travel Service will apply for your Bhutanese visa through the Tourism Council of Bhutan (TCB).
Please note: All Bhutan visas must be processed through a licensed travel agency, such as ours.
For a step-by-step breakdown, visit our Visa Info page.
The SDF is a daily fee charged by the Royal Government of Bhutan to support the country’s commitment to sustainable tourism. It helps fund environmental conservation, cultural preservation, and infrastructure that benefits both locals and visitors. Your SDF is included in your tour package and is arranged by our team when you book with us.
We understand! Bhutan is a unique destination, and good preparation makes the journey even more rewarding. We’ve created helpful guides on what to pack, questions about currency, what to expect and how to navigate Bhutanese customs.
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Still have questions? Reach out to us anytime—our team is here to help ensure your Bhutan journey is joyful, smooth, and unforgettable.
Yes, all our tours are led by well-trained, knowledgeable guides who are certified by the Tourism Council of Bhutan. Their deep understanding of Bhutan’s history, culture, and landscapes adds richness and connection to your experience.
We typically provide English-speaking guides. However, if you prefer a guide who speaks Japanese, French, or German, we can arrange that with advance notice – please note this may come at an additional cost.
Our guides are not just experts – they’re storytellers, cultural ambassadors, and caretakers of your Bhutan journey.
At Jambayang, we believe every journey is personal—but we also know that inspiration can come from a starting point. That’s why we’ve curated a small collection of intentional travel packages, designed to help you experience Bhutan in a way that’s both meaningful and memorable.
From quiet forest walks and monastic rituals to festival celebrations and mountain passes, each itinerary is a story—rooted in Bhutanese values, paced with care, and built with soul.
Our packages can be booked as they are, or used as a foundation for your own custom itinerary. Think of them as open invitations, waiting for your footprints.
Have something special in mind? Just reach out to us—let’s work together to shape a journey that’s truly your own.
Absolutely. Whether you’re traveling solo, with a partner, or in a group, Bhutan offers a sense of safety, serenity, and spiritual connection. With your personal guide and driver, you’ll always feel supported—while still having space for reflection and independence.
We understand that plans can change. If you need to cancel your trip, please let us know as soon as possible.
While there is no fee for your initial consultation, a cancellation fee may apply if payment for your tour has already been processed and remitted to Bhutan’s Tourism Council.
We’ll walk you through the process with care and do our best to support you through any changes to your travel plans.
Yes, according to the Bhutan Tobacco Control Rules and Regulations, 2011, a person may import tobacco products for personal consumption, in the following quantity (one at a time), per month:
200 sticks of cigarettes OR 30 pieces of cigar OR 150 grams of other tobacco product.
Please note: A 100% sales tax (if imported from India) is charged. A 100% sales tax plus 100% customs duty (applicable to import from countries other than India) is charged. Travellers should declare their items to customs on arrival.