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Bhutan Weather and climate

Data source：Meteostat
Update date：2025-09

Bhutan year round climate
  • Spring (March–May): Average 42–53°F, mild and dry climate with abundant sunshine and a large diurnal temperature variation. Common activities: Hiking, enjoying highland scenery. Recommended clothing: Warm jacket, long-sleeved clothing, comfortable hiking shoes.
  • Summer (June–August): Average 57–58°F, cool climate with slightly more rainfall than spring, but still generally dry. Common activities: Exploration, mountaineering, cultural experiences. Recommended clothing: Light and breathable clothing, rain jacket, warm clothing for backup.
  • Autumn (September–November): Average 57–43°F, dry and comfortable climate, gradually decreasing temperature, vibrant colors. Common activities: Autumn scenery viewing, photography. Recommended clothing: Warm jacket, long-sleeved clothing, comfortable shoes.
  • Winter (December–February): Average 37–33°F, cold and dry climate with very little rainfall. Common activities: Skiing (if suitable venues are nearby), experiencing local winter life. Recommended clothing: Heavy warm jacket, hat, gloves, scarf, warm underwear.
Bhutan climatological average

Annual average temperature: approx. 47.8°F / Annual rainfall: approx. 108 mm / Summer humidity: 40%–50% / Rainiest month: July

Bhutan monthly average temperature and precipitation
Month
Air temperature (°F)
Precipitation (mm)
January
32.7°F
4.6
February
34°F
3.3
March
42.3°F
6.1
April
49.1°F
6.1
May
53.2°F
9.6
June
57.2°F
17
July
58.5°F
21.2
August
58.1°F
12.7
September
57.2°F
13.2
October
51.3°F
8.1
November
43.3°F
4.3
December
37.2°F
1.8
Bhutan weather for the next seven days
11/7
Friday
Sunny
60.6°F/36.6°F
11/8
Saturday
Sunny
60.1°F/36.5°F
11/9
Sunday
Sunny
59.4°F/34.4°F
11/10
Monday
Sunny
58.1°F/33.3°F
11/11
Tuesday
Sunny
56.9°F/33.2°F
11/12
Wednesday
Sunny
57.5°F/34.2°F
11/13
Thursday
Sunny
58.2°F/34.3°F

Bhutan FAQ

Is it safe to travel to Bhutan in 2025?
Yes, it is generally safe to travel to Bhutan. Travelers should exercise normal precautions. Be aware of potential risks like altitude sickness and natural hazards. Respect local customs and use licensed tour operators. Acclimate slowly to the high altitude to avoid health issues. Crime levels are low, but standard precautions against theft are recommended. While there's no recent history of terrorism, it's wise to stay aware of your surroundings. Avoid political demonstrations as they may turn violent.
Are Americans allowed to travel to Bhutan?
Yes, Americans can travel to Bhutan. They must obtain a visa and pay a mandatory Sustainable Development Fee (SDF). A passport valid for at least six months past arrival, a visa application with clearance, a flight itinerary, and travel insurance are required. The visa application and fees are handled through a tour operator or can be applied for online on the Bhutan Travel website.
How much will a trip to Bhutan cost in 2025?
A trip to Bhutan costs approximately USD $300-$400+ per person per day, including a mandatory Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) of $100, plus tour package costs. Total costs can vary widely based on accommodation, length of stay, and travel style. The daily rate covers essential services like tours, ground transportation, meals, and lodging. Additional costs include international flights, visas, and potential tips.
What are the main travel requirements for Bhutan?
To travel to Bhutan, you need a passport valid for at least six months beyond your arrival date. A visa is mandatory and must be obtained before entering Bhutan. You cannot get a visa without pre-booking a tour or a pre-approved visa application. A nightly Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) is charged for all visitors, contributing to Bhutan's sustainable tourism development and carbon-neutral goals.
Why are tourist numbers relatively low in Bhutan?
Bhutan's tourism numbers are kept relatively low due to a minimum daily tariff. This policy is in place to encourage sustainable tourism practices and preserve the country's unique authenticity and pristine environment for future generations.