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I love how Bongs try to save on everything but loosen their purse when it comes to traveling. Nice blogs sister .

I had booked this trip via a local travel agent - Amedewa Tours & Treks. September till May end is considered as the peak season and June onwards its the low season, so hotel prices were a tad cheaper as we travelled in June. I will not be able to give the exact hotel cost breakup as it was part of package but can give you a rough estimate of hotel costs ( also I have put a separate video on the detailed reviews and info about the hotels where we stayed during this trip). 1. Total Tour Cost : Rs. 114000/ 2 pax - 50% has to be paid first and then before trip starts you pay remaining amount. For any local agents, Indians need to deposit the amount in an Indian bank number and from there they transfer it to their own account. This is the standard operating procedure. ( Includes : Pickup from Bagdogra to Phuentsholing | Guide & Driver charge for 6 nights 7 days | SDF | e-Permit | 3 & 4 star Hotel | Breakfast | Dinner) 2. Driver & Guide Tips - This is completely up to you based on the service you received. Rs 200-400 per person ( guide/driver) per day is considered decent 3. Tipping at restaurants/ hotels - again this is completely your choice. In hotels where i loved the service I would give Rs. 50 - Rs 100 per attendant based on my experience. 4. Water bottle - Rs 20 / 1 liter , cheaper if you buy in bulk. Hotels provide a couple of bottle of water ( 500 Ml) 5. Lunch - Roughly consider Rs 500 per person/ per day. This is considering you take set menu. If you go for Ala carte then price may go up. 6. Souvenir shopping - Thimphu handicraft market has cheaper options for gifting compared to paro market. However there is a point in Paro near the river bed, where there a small souvenir shop, that lady sells amazing stuffs at dirt cheap prices. Ask your guide and they will know. Souvenir items range from Rs 50 ( key chains, magnets, etc) to more expensive stuffs ( bags, shawls etc.) 7. Travel Insurance - just before June this was made optional in Bhutan. However I had got the travel insurance from India. Roughly Rs. 480 - 700 range will give you enough coverage. 8. Emergency Funds - ATMs wont work. Everything is cash based so factor in enough emergency fund per person so that there is no challenge after reaching Bhutan. however I have heard in case any tourist face a difficulty the guides help with cash which can be refunded to them once you cross the phuentsholing border and get access to any Indian ATM. 9. Monument entry fees : This is going to be the most expensive thing among all. Entry fees are steep and you cant avoid them. The monument entry charges are not included in package. I have put up a detailed blog post with all the monument entry fees and timings on my blog page. I will leave the link here (curriesanstories.blogspot.com/2024/09/bhutan-monuments-entry-fee-and-timing.html). Some of the key entry fees I am mentioning below, rest you can check on my blog: - Simply Bhutan - Rs 1000/ pp - Takin Reserve - Rs 300/pp - Thimphu Dzong - Rs 500 /pp - Punakha Dzong - Rs 500/pp - National Memorial Chorten - Rs 500/pp - Buddha Dordenma - Free - Durga Mandir - Free - Suspension Bridge Punakha - Free - Gangtey Monastery - Rs 100/pp - Black neck Crane preservation center - Rs 200/pp - Paro Dzong - Free Apart from this Flight or train tickets will be separate. You can do the flight bookings through your tour operator as well, in that case they will charge as per actuals.

I had booked this trip via a local travel agent - Amedewa Tours & Treks. September till May end is considered as the peak season and June onwards its the low season, so hotel prices were a tad cheaper as we travelled in June. I will not be able to give the exact hotel cost breakup as it was part of package but can give you a rough estimate of hotel costs ( also I have put a separate video on the detailed reviews and info about the hotels where we stayed during this trip). 1. Total Tour Cost : Rs. 114000/ 2 pax - 50% has to be paid first and then before trip starts you pay remaining amount. For any local agents, Indians need to deposit the amount in an Indian bank number and from there they transfer it to their own account. This is the standard operating procedure. ( Includes : Pickup from Bagdogra to Phuentsholing | Guide & Driver charge for 6 nights 7 days | SDF | e-Permit | 3 & 4 star Hotel | Breakfast | Dinner) 2. Driver & Guide Tips - This is completely up to you based on the service you received. Rs 200-400 per person ( guide/driver) per day is considered decent 3. Tipping at restaurants/ hotels - again this is completely your choice. In hotels where i loved the service I would give Rs. 50 - Rs 100 per attendant based on my experience. 4. Water bottle - Rs 20 / 1 liter , cheaper if you buy in bulk. Hotels provide a couple of bottle of water ( 500 Ml) 5. Lunch - Roughly consider Rs 500 per person/ per day. This is considering you take set menu. If you go for Ala carte then price may go up. 6. Souvenir shopping - Thimphu handicraft market has cheaper options for gifting compared to paro market. However there is a point in Paro near the river bed, where there a small souvenir shop, that lady sells amazing stuffs at dirt cheap prices. Ask your guide and they will know. Souvenir items range from Rs 50 ( key chains, magnets, etc) to more expensive stuffs ( bags, shawls etc.) 7. Travel Insurance - just before June this was made optional in Bhutan. However I had got the travel insurance from India. Roughly Rs. 480 - 700 range will give you enough coverage. 8. Emergency Funds - ATMs wont work. Everything is cash based so factor in enough emergency fund per person so that there is no challenge after reaching Bhutan. however I have heard in case any tourist face a difficulty the guides help with cash which can be refunded to them once you cross the phuentsholing border and get access to any Indian ATM. 9. Monument entry fees : This is going to be the most expensive thing among all. Entry fees are steep and you cant avoid them. The monument entry charges are not included in package. I have put up a detailed blog post with all the monument entry fees and timings on my blog page. I will leave the link here (curriesanstories.blogspot.com/2024/09/bhutan-monuments-entry-fee-and-timing.html). Some of the key entry fees I am mentioning below, rest you can check on my blog: - Simply Bhutan - Rs 1000/ pp - Takin Reserve - Rs 300/pp - Thimphu Dzong - Rs 500 /pp - Punakha Dzong - Rs 500/pp - National Memorial Chorten - Rs 500/pp - Buddha Dordenma - Free - Durga Mandir - Free - Suspension Bridge Punakha - Free - Gangtey Monastery - Rs 100/pp - Black neck Crane preservation center - Rs 200/pp - Paro Dzong - Free Apart from this Flight or train tickets will be separate. You can do the flight bookings through your tour operator as well, in that case they will charge as per actuals.

I had booked this trip via a local travel agent - Amedewa Tours & Treks. September till May end is considered as the peak season and June onwards its the low season, so hotel prices were a tad cheaper as we travelled in June. I will not be able to give the exact hotel cost breakup as it was part of package but can give you a rough estimate of hotel costs ( also I have put a separate video on the detailed reviews and info about the hotels where we stayed during this trip). 1. Total Tour Cost : Rs. 114000/ 2 pax - 50% has to be paid first and then before trip starts you pay remaining amount. For any local agents, Indians need to deposit the amount in an Indian bank number and from there they transfer it to their own account. This is the standard operating procedure. ( Includes : Pickup from Bagdogra to Phuentsholing | Guide & Driver charge for 6 nights 7 days | SDF | e-Permit | 3 & 4 star Hotel | Breakfast | Dinner) 2. Driver & Guide Tips - This is completely up to you based on the service you received. Rs 200-400 per person ( guide/driver) per day is considered decent 3. Tipping at restaurants/ hotels - again this is completely your choice. In hotels where i loved the service I would give Rs. 50 - Rs 100 per attendant based on my experience. 4. Water bottle - Rs 20 / 1 liter , cheaper if you buy in bulk. Hotels provide a couple of bottle of water ( 500 Ml) 5. Lunch - Roughly consider Rs 500 per person/ per day. This is considering you take set menu. If you go for Ala carte then price may go up. 6. Souvenir shopping - Thimphu handicraft market has cheaper options for gifting compared to paro market. However there is a point in Paro near the river bed, where there a small souvenir shop, that lady sells amazing stuffs at dirt cheap prices. Ask your guide and they will know. Souvenir items range from Rs 50 ( key chains, magnets, etc) to more expensive stuffs ( bags, shawls etc.) 7. Travel Insurance - just before June this was made optional in Bhutan. However I had got the travel insurance from India. Roughly Rs. 480 - 700 range will give you enough coverage. 8. Emergency Funds - ATMs wont work. Everything is cash based so factor in enough emergency fund per person so that there is no challenge after reaching Bhutan. however I have heard in case any tourist face a difficulty the guides help with cash which can be refunded to them once you cross the phuentsholing border and get access to any Indian ATM. 9. Monument entry fees : This is going to be the most expensive thing among all. Entry fees are steep and you cant avoid them. The monument entry charges are not included in package. I have put up a detailed blog post with all the monument entry fees and timings on my blog page. I will leave the link here (curriesanstories.blogspot.com/2024/09/bhutan-monuments-entry-fee-and-timing.html). Some of the key entry fees I am mentioning below, rest you can check on my blog: - Simply Bhutan - Rs 1000/ pp - Takin Reserve - Rs 300/pp - Thimphu Dzong - Rs 500 /pp - Punakha Dzong - Rs 500/pp - National Memorial Chorten - Rs 500/pp - Buddha Dordenma - Free - Durga Mandir - Free - Suspension Bridge Punakha - Free - Gangtey Monastery - Rs 100/pp - Black neck Crane preservation center - Rs 200/pp - Paro Dzong - Free Apart from this Flight or train tickets will be separate. You can do the flight bookings through your tour operator as well, in that case they will charge as per actuals.

I had booked this trip via a local travel agent - Amedewa Tours & Treks. September till May end is considered as the peak season and June onwards its the low season, so hotel prices were a tad cheaper as we travelled in June. I will not be able to give the exact hotel cost breakup as it was part of package but can give you a rough estimate of hotel costs ( also I have put a separate video on the detailed reviews and info about the hotels where we stayed during this trip). 1. Total Tour Cost : Rs. 114000/ 2 pax - 50% has to be paid first and then before trip starts you pay remaining amount. For any local agents, Indians need to deposit the amount in an Indian bank number and from there they transfer it to their own account. This is the standard operating procedure. ( Includes : Pickup from Bagdogra to Phuentsholing | Guide & Driver charge for 6 nights 7 days | SDF | e-Permit | 3 & 4 star Hotel | Breakfast | Dinner) 2. Driver & Guide Tips - This is completely up to you based on the service you received. Rs 200-400 per person ( guide/driver) per day is considered decent 3. Tipping at restaurants/ hotels - again this is completely your choice. In hotels where i loved the service I would give Rs. 50 - Rs 100 per attendant based on my experience. 4. Water bottle - Rs 20 / 1 liter , cheaper if you buy in bulk. Hotels provide a couple of bottle of water ( 500 Ml) 5. Lunch - Roughly consider Rs 500 per person/ per day. This is considering you take set menu. If you go for Ala carte then price may go up. 6. Souvenir shopping - Thimphu handicraft market has cheaper options for gifting compared to paro market. However there is a point in Paro near the river bed, where there a small souvenir shop, that lady sells amazing stuffs at dirt cheap prices. Ask your guide and they will know. Souvenir items range from Rs 50 ( key chains, magnets, etc) to more expensive stuffs ( bags, shawls etc.) 7. Travel Insurance - just before June this was made optional in Bhutan. However I had got the travel insurance from India. Roughly Rs. 480 - 700 range will give you enough coverage. 8. Emergency Funds - ATMs wont work. Everything is cash based so factor in enough emergency fund per person so that there is no challenge after reaching Bhutan. however I have heard in case any tourist face a difficulty the guides help with cash which can be refunded to them once you cross the phuentsholing border and get access to any Indian ATM. 9. Monument entry fees : This is going to be the most expensive thing among all. Entry fees are steep and you cant avoid them. The monument entry charges are not included in package. I have put up a detailed blog post with all the monument entry fees and timings on my blog page. I will leave the link here (curriesanstories.blogspot.com/2024/09/bhutan-monuments-entry-fee-and-timing.html). Some of the key entry fees I am mentioning below, rest you can check on my blog: - Simply Bhutan - Rs 1000/ pp - Takin Reserve - Rs 300/pp - Thimphu Dzong - Rs 500 /pp - Punakha Dzong - Rs 500/pp - National Memorial Chorten - Rs 500/pp - Buddha Dordenma - Free - Durga Mandir - Free - Suspension Bridge Punakha - Free - Gangtey Monastery - Rs 100/pp - Black neck Crane preservation center - Rs 200/pp - Paro Dzong - Free Apart from this Flight or train tickets will be separate. You can do the flight bookings through your tour operator as well, in that case they will charge as per actuals.

All Monument Entry Fees and timings curriesanstories.blogspot.com/2024/09/bhutan-monuments-entry-fee-and-timing.html?m=1

I had booked this trip via a local travel agent - Amedewa Tours & Treks. September till May end is considered as the peak season and June onwards its the low season, so hotel prices were a tad cheaper as we travelled in June. I will not be able to give the exact hotel cost breakup as it was part of package but can give you a rough estimate of hotel costs ( also I have put a separate video on the detailed reviews and info about the hotels where we stayed during this trip). 1. Total Tour Cost : Rs. 114000/ 2 pax - 50% has to be paid first and then before trip starts you pay remaining amount. For any local agents, Indians need to deposit the amount in an Indian bank number and from there they transfer it to their own account. This is the standard operating procedure. ( Includes : Pickup from Bagdogra to Phuentsholing | Guide & Driver charge for 6 nights 7 days | SDF | e-Permit | 3 & 4 star Hotel | Breakfast | Dinner) 2. Driver & Guide Tips - This is completely up to you based on the service you received. Rs 200-400 per person ( guide/driver) per day is considered decent 3. Tipping at restaurants/ hotels - again this is completely your choice. In hotels where i loved the service I would give Rs. 50 - Rs 100 per attendant based on my experience. 4. Water bottle - Rs 20 / 1 liter , cheaper if you buy in bulk. Hotels provide a couple of bottle of water ( 500 Ml) 5. Lunch - Roughly consider Rs 500 per person/ per day. This is considering you take set menu. If you go for Ala carte then price may go up. 6. Souvenir shopping - Thimphu handicraft market has cheaper options for gifting compared to paro market. However there is a point in Paro near the river bed, where there a small souvenir shop, that lady sells amazing stuffs at dirt cheap prices. Ask your guide and they will know. Souvenir items range from Rs 50 ( key chains, magnets, etc) to more expensive stuffs ( bags, shawls etc.) 7. Travel Insurance - just before June this was made optional in Bhutan. However I had got the travel insurance from India. Roughly Rs. 480 - 700 range will give you enough coverage. 8. Emergency Funds - ATMs wont work. Everything is cash based so factor in enough emergency fund per person so that there is no challenge after reaching Bhutan. however I have heard in case any tourist face a difficulty the guides help with cash which can be refunded to them once you cross the phuentsholing border and get access to any Indian ATM. 9. Monument entry fees : This is going to be the most expensive thing among all. Entry fees are steep and you cant avoid them. The monument entry charges are not included in package. I have put up a detailed blog post with all the monument entry fees and timings on my blog page. I will leave the link here (curriesanstories.blogspot.com/2024/09/bhutan-monuments-entry-fee-and-timing.html). Some of the key entry fees I am mentioning below, rest you can check on my blog: - Simply Bhutan - Rs 1000/ pp - Takin Reserve - Rs 300/pp - Thimphu Dzong - Rs 500 /pp - Punakha Dzong - Rs 500/pp - National Memorial Chorten - Rs 500/pp - Buddha Dordenma - Free - Durga Mandir - Free - Suspension Bridge Punakha - Free - Gangtey Monastery - Rs 100/pp - Black neck Crane preservation center - Rs 200/pp - Paro Dzong - Free Apart from this Flight or train tickets will be separate. You can do the flight bookings through your tour operator as well, in that case they will charge as per actuals.

Stunningly awesome ❤

So beautiful ❤️ keep going Barnali

Nice video. Warm wishes from Multani Indians, #multaniindians , We visited Bhutan few weeks ago. Bhutan is a paradise for nature lovers.

How much this trip cost you ?cost breakdown will be helpfull, Very beautiful Bhutan series

I really enjoy your content; it's always so engaging and inspiring. I especially love the travel videos you share and can't wait to see more from you!

Surprisingly very good in cinematography and editing. Background music is soothing. ❤

Meal 1 of Trying to eat Healthy series From today I will try to experiment with various salads and healthy meals as part of my weekday lunch. These meals will be easy to prep and tasty so that you don't get bored of eating salad. There will be multiple variations with same ingredients. This mela came together under 20 mins. Couscous and Chicken bowl with veggies _________________________________________ Couscous - 50 gm Chicken - 1 thigh piece Baby Carrot - 2 Zatar spice mix - 1 tbsp Garlic - 4-5 cloves Pepper - 5-6 crushed Butter - 1 tsp Cheese slice (optional) - 1/2 slice Cucumber - 1 small Onion - 1/2 small Tomato - 1/2 small Corriander - 1/4 cup chopped Red chilli powder - 1/4 tsp Salt as per taste Oil for shallow frying Chicken stock/ vegetable stock / water as per packet instructions for couscous 1. Peel the carrot skin and then blanch the carrots. Reserve the water. 2. Marinate the clean chicken breast with zatar spice mix, salt, crushed garlic, pepper crushed. Let it sit for one hour in the fridge. 3. Chop all the vegetables in small pieces - cucumber, onion, tomato, corriander. 4. Cut the carrot in half 5. Take a pan and add some oil. Once oil is hot add the marinated chicken pieces in one layer. Add the carrots by making some space on the side. Sear it on high heat for 1 minute and then lower the flame and let it cook in its own juice. Cover and cook. Flip in between to get even browning on both sides 6. No take a deep pot and add water or stock as per packet instructions. Add salt and a knob of butter. Let the water come to a boil and add the couscous. Now let this summer for about 15 minutes or untill the couscous is al dente and water is soaked up. Now turn off the flame and add half slice of cheese. The residual heat will melt the cheese. Keep it covered till you are ready to eat. 7. Now take the chicken and carrot out. In the remaining oil add the onion, tomato, crushed garlic, red chilli powder and toss it for 3-4 minutes till the onions wilt. Now add this mixture to the couscous. The cheese would have melted by then. Mix everything together. 8. Now assemble everything in a bowl. Couscous first. Then place the chicken. Then place cucumbers, carrots and sprinkle coriander leaves on top. #couscoussalad #couscousrecipe #grains #lunchbox #lunchideas #weekdaylunch #curriesnstories07 #easylunchideas #easylunchrecipes #healthyfood #healthyfoodideas #chickenmealprep #chickenmeal #chickenonepotmeal #onepotmeals

Bhutan is Wonderful country. Good wishes from Multani Indians, ua-cam.com/video/Uov5TI_2wIM/v-deo.htmlsi=LhjzEqRRw7-Hzz__

Thankyou for visiting my country and also for ur beautiful reviews and kind words. Please visit us again!

Barnali~ bonjour, Thank you. how amazing ,see you soon- 💪

Do these hotels have Lifts / escalators or are they wheelchair friendly ?

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Nice place

Awesome video, just great.... Is September is good to visit this Valley..?

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Wow... Such a nice view. Ma'am originally where are you from?

Wow. Thats how a chef at work looks like

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