i. Research Bhutan: Start by  researching Bhutan to get a good understanding of the country’s history, culture, and customs. This will help you plan your trip better. 

ii. Decide on the Best Time to Visit: Bhutan has four distinct seasons, and the best time to visit will depend on your interests and preferences. The peak tourist season in Bhutan is from March to May and September to November.

iii. Book a Tour: Bhutan is a country that requires visitors to book a tour with a licensed tour operator. Book your tour well in advance to avoid any last-minute hassles. 

iv. Decide on the Duration of Your Trip: The duration of your trip will depend on your interests and budget. Most tours to Bhutan are for 7-10 days, but you can also opt for a shorter or longer trip.

v. Decide on the Places to Visit: Bhutan has several beautiful places to visit, including the Phobjikha Valley, Punakha Valley, The Capital Thimphu, Bumthang Valley and the Paro Valley. Your tour operator can help you  plan your itinerary based on your interests.

vi. Get Your Travel Documents Ready: You will need a valid passport, travel insurance and a Bhutan visa to enter the country. Your tour operator will help you with the visa application process.

vii. Pack Accordingly: Bhutan is a mountainous country, so make sure you pack accordingly. You will need warm clothes, comfortable shoes, and sunscreen.

viii. Learn About Bhutanese Customs:  Bhutan has a unique culture and customs that you should be aware of before you visit. For example, Bhutanese people consider it disrespectful to point with your feet or to touch someone’s head.