The attention given by the company was satisfactory.
Don't trust the weather forecast phone apps. It was warmer than it said it would be.
The food was the low point of the tour. Always the same, always too spicy.
Don't believe the "no-tip" information, they all expect tips, especially at hotels and restaurants. The tipping guideline for the guide and driver informed to us by the company is way out of reality. Don't feel obligated to overtip the guide and driver. We gave per person $50 for each one and I'm sure they appreciated it.
At the airport they have the personalized stamp printer. On the way out of the country you'll have taken all the nicest pictures and will be able to print the best stamps. We were taken to the post office in Thimphu right after we landed in Paro. We had taken only a couple of pics. We were never informed about the airport option.
The traditional clothes were only given to us on the last day of the trip, which was a bummer.
The hot stone bath was not as nice as advertised. The place was a bit shabby with almost no infrastructure.

My family and I had 5 days tour in Bhutan. It was an amazing experience to spend our holiday in Paro and Thimphu, thank to Druk Asia with your nice service, quick response and great tour guide and driver. I'd like to recommend this company to anyone willing to travel to Bhutan, I wish I can visit this lovely country one day.

I had been wanting to go to Bhutan for a couple years. I got a book and did research online looking for what I wanted to do. I was not sure about what company to choose and you want to make sure it's also legit at the same time. I emailed a couple companies and I soon felt very comfortable with Druk Asia, the rep was very fast to respond, they never once pushed me to go through them or anything. I never felt pressured at all, they only responded to my emails . I liked that they didnt try adn sell me or send unsolicited emails etc. That sold me right away. So it's hard for me to plan things very far out so each time I got close to deciding when to do, then I noticed flights on druk air would be sold out for those dates. So what I did when I finally booked is I actually booked online the airline tickets myself at drukair.com for the dates I wanted. I figured worse case I would only be out a little money if it didnt work out. So after I booked those, it was about a month later that I pulled the trigger knowing I had the time off from work etc. So I contacted Drukasia to let them know I wanted to go ahead with a 4 day 3 night. I know many people thought why didnt you go longer well it is a little expensive but I figured this was perfect amount of time. So then the rep mentioned I would need to get passport scanned to them. Soon after I think a day she gave me instruuctions on how to do the money transfer. The very next day after I did that sent an email saying it was recived. Soon after they gave me a website that I could enter my informationa and go to to find information on my trip. Then about a week before my trip I got the visa info/ info on my guide etc. My experince with flight delays from DSM to Minneapolis to LAX was a disaster and I missed my flight w/ china southern to kathmandu as a result. I found a flight w/ Qatar that got me to Kathmandu in time thankfully*btw I will never fly with Qatar againlong story* so everything up to that point had gone so wrong things finally started to go right once I ot to kathmandu Aiort and a couple hours later my flight to Bhutan. After several days of flights I was exahusted. When I arrived at Paro airport and got my bags /security etc and walked out and my guide/driver were waiting. The one request I had right away was to go to my hotel so I could take a shower. So we went and ate first and then they took me to my hotel in Thimpu(I liked that hotel). So even though it was a short few days it went perfect I felt that my guide/driver were amazing and I enjoyed every minuture of it. I highly recommend this company and I hope to go back some day soon.