Yes, May sees occasional pre-monsoon showers, especially in the latter half of the month. However, the rain is usually light and does not last long, allowing plenty of opportunities for sightseeing and trekking.

Yes, May is a great time to visit Bhutan. The landscapes remain lush and green from the spring season, and the weather is warm but not too hot. Although there is some rain, it does not heavily impact travel plans.

Pack light, breathable clothing for warm days and a light jacket for cooler evenings. A raincoat or an umbrella is recommended in case of unexpected showers. Comfortable walking shoes, sunglasses, and sunscreen are also advisable.

Flights to Paro International Airport are generally smooth, but occasional rain or clouds may cause minor delays. However, visibility remains good for most of the month.

Yes, all major roads remain open and accessible. Some rural roads may become muddy after rain, but this does not significantly impact travel.

Yes, trekking is still possible in May, though some high-altitude treks may experience light rain. Popular routes like the Druk Path Trek and Jomolhari Trek are still enjoyable with proper preparation.

Yes, several festivals take place in May, such as Ura Yakchoe in Bumthang, which features traditional mask dances and religious rituals. These festivals offer a unique cultural experience for visitors.

May is still part of the peak tourist season, but it is slightly less crowded compared to March and April. It’s best to book accommodations and permits in advance.

Yes, Bhutan is very safe to visit in May. The weather is generally pleasant, and occasional rain showers are manageable. Travelers should just be prepared for slightly warmer temperatures and light rain.