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Music and Craft Beers – A Night out in Thimphu

Music and Craft Beers – A Night out in Thimphu

Think Bhutan is only about monks, temples and elegant traffic policemen? Think twice, because with this offering, we want  invite our visitors to also experience the urban lifestyles of Bhutan with a night-out in the capital city. Although only vibrant on weekends, Thimphu does have a night life that is worthy of checking out. After dinner we’ll start the evening with some nice cocktails in some of our favourite bars, and visit one of the Live Music places to see some of our local bands set the stage on fire. You might be pretty impressed with how advance our underground music scene is. If anyone of you has a penchant for music, you might as well hit the stage too! We’ll then sample a few eateries and then head to a dance club to shake the evening off to some nice Trace and House music with some popular local DJs taking on the beat.  We’ll perhaps return to the hotel by 1 to 2 am in the morning. Limit the spirits this evening, as you still have to climb the Tiger’s Nest tomorrow!!

Good to Know

Do I need a visa to visit Bhutan?
Most international visitors need a visa before travelling to Bhutan. You can apply online yourself or ask Bhutan Travel Club to arrange the application. The one-time visa application fee is USD 40. Indian nationals require an entry permit; nationals of Bangladesh and the Maldives may also obtain a visa on arrival. Check the official Bhutan travel guidance for your nationality before departure.
What is the Sustainable Development Fee (SDF)?
The Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) is USD 100 per adult per night for international visitors other than Indian nationals. Children aged 6 to 11 pay USD 50 per night; children under 6 are exempt. Indian nationals pay Nu./INR 1,200 per adult per night, with a 50% concession for children aged 6 to 11 and exemption for children under 6. We will confirm the applicable SDF in your trip quotation.
When is the best time to take this trip?
Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) are the most popular, with clear skies, mild days and the biggest festivals. Winter is quiet, crisp and great value with sunny days, while summer (June–August) is lush and green with occasional afternoon rain. We are happy to advise on the best window for your dates.
How do I book and pay for my trip?
Once we have finalised your itinerary we send a confirmation invoice. Payment is by secure bank wire transfer or card. Your SDF and visa are processed together with the tour, so everything is settled before you arrive — no cash handovers on the ground.
Is Bhutan safe, and will I have internet?
Bhutan is consistently ranked one of Asia's safest destinations, with very low crime and welcoming people. Wi-Fi is available in most hotels and towns, and a local SIM card with mobile data is inexpensive and easy to buy after you arrive.
What should I pack?
Bring layers for changeable mountain weather, a warm jacket for evenings and high passes, comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, and a modest outfit — long trousers or skirt and covered shoulders — for visiting dzongs and temples. Your guide will advise on anything specific to your itinerary.
Do I need to book this experience in advance?
Yes, we recommend booking ahead so we can arrange your licensed guide, private transport and any permits required. Even short day experiences in Bhutan must be accompanied by a licensed guide.
Is this suitable for beginners and families?
Most of our day experiences are relaxed and family-friendly. Let us know the ages, interests and any mobility needs in your group and we will tailor the pace and content to suit everyone.
What is included in this experience?
Typically a licensed guide, private transport, applicable entry fees and the activity itself. We will confirm exactly what is and is not included when we share your quote so there are no surprises.

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