Can Chinese people go to Bhutan?

Chinese can go to Bhutan.

Bhutan visas only have official visas and tourist visas. Official visas are issued to foreign government officials holding diplomatic and official passports who visit Bhutan on official business; tourist visas are issued to people who visit Bhutan for private purposes.

China has no diplomatic relations with Bhutan, and Bhutan has no embassy or consulate in China. Chinese government officials visiting Bhutan on official business and applying for business visas can contact and arrange through the Bhutanese embassies in India, Bangladesh, Thailand, Kuwait or the Bhutanese mission to the United Nations (New York, Geneva).

The Kingdom of Bhutan (English: Kingdom of Bhutan; Tibetan pinyin: Zhugyü), referred to as "Bhutan", is located on the southern slope of the eastern section of the Himalayas between China and India (belonging to the southern bottom of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau). It has an area of ??approximately 38,000 square kilometers and a population of 749,000 (December 2020).

It has been a territory of the Tubo Dynasty since the 7th century AD, and became an independent tribe in the 9th century. After the 12th century, the Zhuba Kagyu sect of Tibetan Buddhism gradually became the sect in charge of secular power. It was invaded by the British in the late 18th century. The Kingdom of Bhutan was established in 1907. In January 1910, the Treaty of Punakha was signed with the United Kingdom.