When travelling in Bhutan, you are subject to local laws and restrictions. Certain items, such as drones and satellite phones, may be subject to regulation, and you could be fined. Before you close your bag for good, find out more!
It is forbidden to import electronic cigarettes into India. There are fines for any infringement of the regulations. Keep this information in mind for the start of your trip to Bhutan, as the first part of your journey begins in India.
For your trip to Bhutan, it's best to bring an adaptor, as not all plugs are adapted to European ones (230 volts with a frequency of 50 Hz).
Internet access may be limited and network coverage is variable, so it is advisable to download important information and documents onto your phone in advance.
You should also remember to take an external battery with you, as excursions into the wilderness, typical of Bhutan, can take you far from recharging sources!
Finally, make sure that your electronic devices are protected by travel insurance covering damage and loss, as repairs can be difficult to obtain locally.
We advise you to visit the website of the US State Department or gov.uk website which provides travel advice for Argentina. You will find general recommendations according to the areas visited, along with the most current information which may be useful. For riders from other countries, please consult with your local government for the most current travel information.