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Q: Some Essential Information for Bhutan Travel

Carry jackets/ shrugs with you as you may need them. Buying and selling tobacco is illegal in Bhutan. Don’t speak ill about the Bhutanese royal family. Dress properly when you visit the Dzong. You can travel around Bhutan only with registered tourist guides. So don’t grump if you are not a “guided tour” person.

Q: How Many Days Are Enough for a Bhutan Tour?

Anything from 5 days to 1 week is recommended for exploring Bhutan. Most of the popular destinations are well connected by road and are located close by, drastically reducing the travel time.

Q: Is Bhutan Safe to Travel To?

Bhutan is a very safe country. Even if you are a solo female traveler, you should not worry. Crime is very uncommon in Bhutan, even cases of petty theft are uncommon. The people of Bhutan are kind-hearted, warm, and friendly.

Q: Which Is the Best Time to Visit Bhutan?

The best time to visit Bhutan is from September to November. With beautiful blue sky and dry and pleasant weather and with colorful festivals lined up, Bhutan will leave a magical impression on you.

Q: Can I Use Indian Currency in Bhutan?

The official currency of Bhutan is Ngultrum. However, you can use Indian currency in Bhutan for the smaller transaction. The higher denomination notes of INR 500 or INR 2000 are not accepted. Therefore, it is advisable to exchange your currency before you start your Bhutan tour. Bhutan is a cash-based economy. Though you can use Credit Cards in luxury hotels or fine dining restaurants, the local shops do not accept cards. Therefore, it is advisable to take cash with you.

Q: Do Indians Need a Visa to Travel to Bhutan?

The answer is No. Indian nationals travelling to Bhutan do not require a visa to travel to Bhutan. However, you have to carry some documents with you for gaining entry into Bhutan. The documents are necessary to obtain an “Entry Permit” from the Bhutanese Immigration Office. The documents that you should carry are listed below: A copy of your Passport/ Voter ID Card issued by the Government of India. Passport-sized colored photographs The details of the hotel where you are staying along with its address. For children below 18 years, a Birth Certificate along with a valid school ID card.

Q: Places to Visit in Mauritius

Aapravasi Ghat: A UNESCO world heritage site, the name Aapravasi Ghat is a Hindi translation of “Immigration Depot”. It is a site chosen by the British Government in 1834 for indentured laborers who migrated to the island from India to work in sugar plantations. The place is especially exciting for people who not only want to explore the beaches and natural beauty but want to know about history too. Caudan Waterfront: If you are somebody who enjoys eating in fine-dining restaurants and is looking to explore the casinos, this is the place you should visit. Tamarind Falls: Also known as Tamarin Falls, it is a beautiful place that is sure to soothe your eyes. From an altitude of 290m, the amazing view of seven cascading falls will leave you spellbound. You can also spot different types of bird species in this place. Flic en Flac: If the name sounds cool to you, you will be glad to know that Flic en Flac is one of the largest beaches on the island. It is one of the places frequented by tourists all-round the year. Mauritius will surely entice you with its mesmerizing beauty. Get ready to make some wonderful memories while visiting the Pearl of the Indian ocean.

Q: Is Mauritius Good as a Honeymoon Destination?

Mauritius is considered one of the most preferred honeymoon destinations. With its mesmerizing scenic beauty and sandy beaches, it is a perfect place to choose for a honeymoon.

Q: Is Mauritius Safe for Tourists?

Mauritius is considered a very safe tourist destination. But we would still advise you to keep your eyes and ears open all time to avoid any unforeseen situation.

Q: What Is the Best Time to Visit Mauritius?

You can visit Mauritius at any time of the year. However, the months starting May to December are the best time to visit the country. The days are cooler during this time of the year and you can get some amazing snaps of your holidays.

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FAQs

Some Essential Information for Bhutan Travel

How Many Days Are Enough for a Bhutan Tour?

Is Bhutan Safe to Travel To?

Which Is the Best Time to Visit Bhutan?

Can I Use Indian Currency in Bhutan?

Do Indians Need a Visa to Travel to Bhutan?

Places to Visit in Mauritius

Is Mauritius Good as a Honeymoon Destination?

Is Mauritius Safe for Tourists?

What Is the Best Time to Visit Mauritius?

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