Hidden Valley- 11 Days

Trip Departure

We book both solo and group trips to make your holiday a lifetime memory with people from all over the world. Once your trip is confirmed, we guarantee all group departure dates, even if only one person has signed up for the tour. Please note that before final sign-up, we always confirm the current number of members in your group.

Difficulty Level

Hidden Valley- 11 Days is quite easy and perfect for travelers of all ages and fitness levels. The route stays at lower altitudes, and the pace is gentle, allowing you to take in the scenery without feeling rushed. It’s a relaxed trip that requires little physical effort, making it an enjoyable and comfortable experience for everyone.

Dates & Prices

We don’t have set departure dates for this trip. It can be organized based on your request. You can choose a private or tailor-made journey that suits you, your family, and friends. We offer discounts based on the group size, the larger your group, the greater the discount. You have the flexibility to choose your preferred departure date.

Meals

Most hotels in Bhutan serve a mix of Indian, Chinese, and continental dishes, with pork, chicken, beef, and fish commonly available with fresh, seasonal options. During the tour, you’ll get three meals a day with breakfast, a hot picnic lunch, and dinner at the campsite with tea and snacks. Our experienced tour cooks prepare hearty meals at altitude, and special dietary needs can be accommodated if informed in advance.

Lodging

Hotels in Bhutan are government-rated as A, B, or C categories, roughly equal to 3- to 4-star standards. In Paro and Thimphu, we typically use A-grade hotels like Tashi Namgay Resort and Namgay Heritage, depending on availability. During the tour, accommodation will be in tents. All stays are based on twin-sharing, with a single supplement available on request for USD 378.

Weather Information

The weather really depends on the time of year you visit. In winter (December to February), it’s quite chilly at night and much warmer during the day, with temperatures ranging from around 4°C at night to about 22°C. From March to May, the conditions are ideal, with daytime temperatures averaging 25°C. After the monsoon, from September to December, the weather cools off again, making it a great time to travel with an average temperature of about 20°C. Throughout your trip, all the vehicles and hotels will have air conditioning to ensure you’re comfortable.

Optional

• 1 pair adjustable trekking poles (Highly recommended for knee/ankle support)
• Favorite snack foods (max 2 lbs)
• Paperback books, playing cards, mp3 player (Keep items lightweight)
• Binoculars (Optional)
• Lightweight point-and-shoot or DSLR camera (Keep batteries warm in cold conditions)
• Pee bottle or pee funnel (Useful at high altitudes or cold nights)
• Small Thermos

Note: This list is a general guideline. You may adjust it based on your preferences. Many items are available in stores in Kathmandu.

Documents and Logistics

• Valid passport (must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your return date)
• Bhutan visa clearance letter (arranged by us; required for boarding your flight to Bhutan excluding citizens of India, Bangladesh, and the Maldives)
• 4 passport-sized photos (for permits or emergencies)
• Travel insurance (mandatory; must include emergency medical evacuation and trip cancellation)
• Flight tickets and printed itinerary (keep physical copies for airport check-in and immigration)
• Copy of travel permit and entry documents (provided on arrival; carry with you during the tour)
• Cash and Traveller’s Cheques (Keep the numbers and proof of purchase separately)