To visit Bhutan, tourists must spend a minimum of US$200 per day.
Contrary to popular assumption, visiting Bhutan is now pretty simple - it's just pricey. Except for nationals of India, Bangladesh, and the Maldives, all tourists to Bhutan must travel with a tour operator. Tourists must pay a minimum daily package of US$200 per person per day (in high season, which is spring and autumn, anticipate spending an additional $50 per day). This fee covers a stay in a 3/4-star hotel, all meals, transportation, a guide, and a driver (drinks are not included). Bhutan is impossible to visit on a budget, yet you get your money's worth. It is also worth noting that $65 of this $200/day goes toward paying the government's free education and healthcare programmes for citizens. Bridge to
Related Facts
Fun fact! Pokemon is the only video game that has graced the cover of TIME magazine.
Swedish art in Stockholm subway stations
Women are less likely than men to seek advancement.
To safeguard her health, Queen Elizabeth I used a half-inch of lip rouge.
The use of soap-like substances dates back to around 2800 BCE in Ancient Babylon
Messi and Ronaldo's final World Cup?
Not Everyone Who’s High Energy Has ADHD
Baba Marta is a fun holiday.
Insomnia can be deadly.
Did you Know? Alien's androids are alphabetized.
Petra was built in the honor of the sun
Shinto is a polytheistic religion.
The Antarctic environment depends on krill as a food supply.
It is a fallacy that adults require the same quantity of vitamin D.
The Shwedagon Pagoda in Myanmar is extremely valuable.
Switzerland is rather small.
Weather reporters maybe pigeons.
In a school play, Walt Disney portrayed Peter Pan.
We all know that Mumbai was called Bombay earlier, but you know why?
Queen Elizabeth II has a stand-in to keep the sun out of her eyes.
The Sea Lamprey eats burbot, catfish, ciscoes, perch, sturgeon, trout, and whitefish.
Did you Know? There are so many uses of cucumber!
It is a prosperous but not expensive country.
The first published Hindi book, "Prem Sagar," written by Lallu Lal (1805), is based on Lord Krishna.
The longest chess game possible in Chess (in theory) is of 549 moves.