Kebahagiaan nasional bruto, Sarang Harimau, kerajaan Himalaya terakhir
Ibu kota
Thimphu
Bahasa
Dzongkha
Mata uang
Bhutanese Ngultrum (BTN)
Waktu terbaik
March–May and September–November
Keamanan
Tingkatkan kewaspadaan
berdasarkan advisori pemerintah terkini
Foto oleh Raul Taciu di Unsplash
Perbedaan rendah — 3 sumber pemerintah yang mencakup destinasi ini pada umumnya sepakat.
Diperbarui 31 Agustus 2026
Bandingkan peringatan perjalanan untuk semua negara
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Terakhir ditinjau: 25 Agustus 2026
Sumber: panduan perjalanan pemerintah dan otoritas kesehatan · Cara kami memverifikasi
Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) of $100/day required for all tourists. Visa arranged through licensed tour operator.
Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) of $100/day required for all tourists. Visa arranged through licensed tour operator.
Book through a licensed Bhutanese tour operator. They arrange the visa.
1–2 weeks.
$100/day SDF + visa fee $40.
Persyaratan visa bervariasi berdasarkan kewarganegaraan dan sering berubah. Verifikasi dengan kedutaan negara Anda atau otoritas imigrasi resmi tujuan sebelum bepergian.
One of the safest countries in the world. Virtually zero crime. Deeply Buddhist, peaceful society.
Berdasarkan panduan perjalanan resmi UK FCDO, dipantau secara berkelanjutan · Sumber data
One of the safest countries in the world. Virtually zero crime. Deeply Buddhist, peaceful society.
Drink bottled water.
Altitude. Limited medical facilities. Very remote.
Tip your guide and driver at end of trip ($10–20/day each). Not expected elsewhere.
Modest and respectful. Long pants and sleeves at dzongs (fortresses/monasteries).
Deeply Buddhist. Dzongs, monasteries, and prayer flags are sacred. Walk clockwise around religious sites. Remove shoes and hats.