Bhutan uses the Indian round pin sockets. You can find adaptors in many of the hardware shops in the capital, Thimphu.

New Zealand operates on 230/240 volts, 50 hertz, hairdryers, shavers, video recorders, digital cameras, etc. will require a converter and a plug for New Zealand. This plug is different from those used in Australia. Most laptops are equipped with a transformer that allows you to plug in with just the proper plug, but check with your computer manufacturer for exact information. See similar questions...

There are no direct long-haul flights to Bhutan. The best way to enter and exit Bhutan is by Druk Air, the national air carrier, which links Bhutan’s only airport at Paro Valley with flights to Bangkok (thrice/week), Delhi (twice/week), Katmandhu (twice/week), Dhaka (once/week), and Calcutta (twice/week). You will have to buy international plane ticket and book hotel room in any of the above gateway cities that you choose to connect to Druk Air. See similar questions...

It is essential to use a plug that is recommended in the manuals. If a plug having an extremely different temperature range is used, problems such as sudden stopping of the engine as soon as the throttle is operated, erratic idling, or premature plug wear may result. See similar questions...

The best time to visit Bhutan are: March through May in spring, and September through November in Fall. The climate is best in fall, from late September to late November, when skies are clear and the high mountain peaks are visible. This is the ideal time for trekking and for travelling throughout the country. You may arrange your trip surrounding an annual Tsechu (relegious dance festival). See similar questions...

Yes. Visa is required for travel to Bhutan. Once we receive your completed trip reservation form, we will process your visa based on the information provided there. If you need assistance with passports or document authentications, our Trip Planning and Preparation Resources section has website links and information on online passport service agencies. See similar questions...

The EVOLT E-500 is USB Auto-Connect (mass storage) and is compliant with USB 2.0 Full-Speed specifications. See similar questions...

If there is any possibility that a rupture of the tubing could contaminate the potable water, use non-toxic propylene glycol. If contamination is impossible, automotive type ethylene glycol may be used. See similar questions...

The electrical connections are very simple, red wire connects to a 12v source, the white wire connects to one side of your starter switch, the blue wire (KWIK-SHIFT I only) connects to your trans brake. With the KWIK-SHIFT I, with the internal trans brake switch, if you use the standard ignition switch key start, or a aftermarket switch panel; then you will have to use a relay in the circuit. (we can furnish details) return to top See similar questions...

Palau uses 110 Volt electricity with the same tyoe of outlets as U.S. At the dive center we also have 220 Volt service. See similar questions...

This is probably our most commonly asked question and the answer comes down to common sense and child safety . Although caps plug up the outlet holes, they simultaneously prevent your electrical outlets from being used. There are, in fact, many electrical outlets in our homes that are in continuous use, including TV's, stereos, clocks, lamps, toasters and coffee makers. These devices are commonly plugged in on a permanent basis. See similar questions...

No, it is similar to a keyboard. Just connect Mission Control to the computer with the USB cord. It uses the power from your computer, just like your current keyboard. Additional power is not needed to run Mission Control. See similar questions...

You may connect multiple items to a 120 volt duplex outlet providing the wattage does not exceed 800 watts (6 amps) on the 800 watt outlet and 1500 watts (12 amps) on the 1500 watt outlet. You may use an approved 3-wire grounded power bar, listed by a nationally recognized testing laboratory (i.e. CSA). See similar questions...

Most outlets are the Center are the two-prong grounded type (although if you’re out of the Center, you will also find two-prong non-grounded), the kind with one wide prong and one narrow prong. If you’re bringing electrical appliances with three prongs you will need an adapter. You can either bring one from the States, or buy one here. FYI: You should also know that American appliances might run slower (or not at all). TV and radio frequencies are also different. See similar questions...

With standard North American 120-volt/60-cycle AC electrical current, you will be able to operate American or Canadian appliances without adapters. See similar questions...

A 30 GFCI Breaker is required for safety and depending on the type of unit, it may require a second 110v connection. Please call or email for specific details. See similar questions...

A visa is needed to enter Bhutan but it is not issued abroad. Visitors can travel to Bhutan only through all-inclusive package tours or treks for which the tarrif is set by the government. Applications for tourist visa has to be submitted through a government-licensed local tour operator like Insiders' Bhutan Tours and Treks, or through travel agents abroad who will ultimately contact a Bhutanese agency. "Visa Clearance" from Thimphu must be obtained before departing for Bhutan. See similar questions...

We offer both pre-designed and custom designed tours and treks. All our trips are all-inclusive packages. Travelers pay one price, and everything they need for a complete trip within Bhutan is included, leaving out-of-pocket expenses to a minimium. Pricing for all our all-inclusive tour/trek packages are based on the tarrif fixed by the government. All our trips are all-inclusive packages. See similar questions...

All types of personal expenses like Beverages (both alcoholic, soft drinks & bottled water), gratuities to trip leaders as deemed appropriate, laundry, mail, phone calls, and cables. See similar questions...

Generally, tourist facilities and services are good in western Bhutan, but the quality of service and facilities decreases the further east we go. This is because tourism is less developed in the more remote east. See similar questions...