The Tiger's Nest trek is considered moderate difficulty. It's a 5km round trip with a 900-meter elevation gain, taking approximately 3 hours total (1.5-2 hours up, 1 hour at monastery, 1 hour down). The trail includes rocky and steep sections, so good hiking boots are essential. Most people with basic fitness can complete the trek, but we recommend starting early and taking breaks as needed.

The best times to visit are spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November). Spring offers blooming rhododendrons and comfortable temperatures (15-20°C), while autumn provides crystal clear skies and excellent mountain views. Winter (December-February) has fewer crowds but is colder, and monsoon season (June-August) can have slippery trails.

Yes! We offer special arrangements for senior citizens including slower-paced groups, horse rides for steeper sections (available for the first half of the trek), and alternative viewing points. Our guides are experienced in supporting travelers of all ages and fitness levels. We recommend consulting with your doctor before the trek if you have any health concerns.

All visitors to Bhutan require a tourist visa and must book through a licensed tour operator like Bhutan Trip. Individual permits for Tiger's Nest are not needed, but all tours must include a licensed guide. We handle all visa processing, permits, and documentation for your trip, making the process seamless for you.

From Paro town, it's a 20-minute drive to the trailhead, then a 1.5-2 hour trek to reach the monastery. The total journey time depends on your fitness level and how many breaks you take. We recommend allowing a full day for the experience, including travel time, trekking, monastery visit, and return journey.

Wear comfortable hiking boots with good grip, layered clothing, and modest dress for monastery visit (covered shoulders and knees). Bring water, light snacks, camera, rain jacket, sun protection, and a small backpack. Photography inside the monastery is restricted, but you can capture stunning exterior shots and panoramic views.

Yes, our packages include accommodation ranging from budget guesthouses to luxury hotels, all meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner), and traditional Bhutanese cuisine experiences. We can accommodate dietary restrictions and preferences with advance notice. Bottled water and snacks during trekking are also provided.

Absolutely! We specialize in customized itineraries. You can choose your accommodation level, add extra destinations, extend your stay, include cultural activities, or combine with other Bhutan attractions. Contact us with your preferences, and we'll create a personalized package that fits your interests and budget.