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Calls are made easy with NobelApp

You can use your phone card to Bhutan to make calls with NobelApp via WiFi/3G & Access Numbers. NobelApp works on iOS and Android. Alternatively choose NobelApp Credit and take full control of your expenses with call history, recharge any cell phones worldwide and send international text messages at competitive rates. Check our rates to Bhutan.

Each purchase is rewarded with Nobel Points

We reward each and every one of our customers for their loyalty. That's why we're offering loads of Nobel Points for every recharge (or new purchase) and also for recommending our Bhutan phone cards to your friends.

Promotions, benefits and ongoing support

As soon as you sign up with NobelCom, you automatically become part of our Nobel Care program; you will be rewarded for being a loyal customer and we'll do our best to ensure you get all the support you need. 24/7 all year-round.

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How do I use my calling card to Bhutan?

From any phone

Dial the access number; enter your PIN; enter the destination number (country code included).

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From your smartphone

Download and install NobelApp for iOS and Android; follow the one-time setup wizard and then start calling.

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From your PC

Download and install on Windows PC, login using your NobelCom user/pass and start making calls.

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Whatever option you choose, you will always get the same low rates for your calls!

What calling features do I have on my prepaid phone card to Bhutan?

WiFi/3G Calls

Call anytime you want using the available WiFi/3G & Access Number options with NobelApp.

Pinless Dialing

When this option is enabled, you will no longer be required to enter your PIN during the dial process.

Speed Dial

Make dialing even faster: type in just two keys instead of the entire phone number.

Local Access Numbers

Always use a local access number instead of the regular 800 number, if available.

Learn more about Bhutan

Good to Know
Demographic Facts
National Holidays
Natural Landmarks
What to See

How to call Bhutan
Currency: Bhutanese ngultrum (BTN)
Time Zone: UTC +06:00 - Bhutan Time Zone
Spoken Language: Dzongkha , Tibetan, Nepalese

Religions: Buddhism, Hinduism
Ethnic groups: Ngalop, Nepalese, Indigenous, Migrant tribes
Top 3 cities by population: Thimphu, Phuntsholing, Punakha

National Holidays

January 2 - Winter Solstice
January 21 - Traditional Day of Offerings
February 19-20 - Losar (New Year)
February 21-23 - Birth Anniversary of Fifth King HM Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck
May 2 - Birth anniversary of Third King Hm Jigme Dorje Wangchuck
May 9 - Shabdrung Kuchoe
June 2 - Coronation Anniversary of Forth King Jigme Singye Wangchuck
June 2 - Lord Buddha's Parinirvana
June 26 - Birth Anniversary of Guru Rinpoche
July 20 - First Sermon of Lord Buddha
August 5 - Death Anniversary of Third King HM Jigme Dorje Wangchuck

Natural Landmarks

Ura Valley
Paro Taktsang
Drukgyal Dzong

What to see

Paro Taktsang
Tashichho Dzong
Rinpung Dzong
Gangteng Monastery
Kichu Lhakang
Drukgyal Dzong
Punakha Dzong
National Museum of Bhutan
Dechen Phodrang Monastery
National Museum of Bhutan

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