November marks the beginning of the dry season in Bhutan, characterized by clear skies, crisp air, and abundant sunshine. Temperatures are generally mild and pleasant during the day, offering ideal conditions for trekking and outdoor activities. Nighttime temperatures, however, can drop significantly, especially at higher elevations.
This period is considered a peak tourist season due to the favorable weather. The clear skies offer stunning views of the Himalayan peaks, enhancing the experience of visiting Bhutan’s numerous monasteries, dzongs, and scenic landscapes. The dry weather also facilitates travel throughout the country, making November an optimal time for exploring its diverse regions. Historically, this period coincided with the end of the harvest season, a time of celebration and festivals, adding a cultural dimension to the visitor experience.