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Nepal Bhutan Tour – 10 Days
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Trip Duration
10 Days
Group Sizes
2 to 25 People
Difficulty
Moderate
Max. Altitude
3120 m
Activities
Meals
Accommodation
The Nepal Bhutan Tour is a fulfilling experience that brings together the cultural legacy, holy sites, and scenic landscapes of two Himalayan countries. During more than ten days, the tourists get to visit the old temples of Nepal and Bhutan, old cities, old monasteries, and the beautiful mountain valleys, and experience the unique Nepal and Bhutan traditions. This trip is a good tour where one would learn about the history, architecture, and local way of life in the two countries without having to go on an extreme trekking tour.
As the trip starts in Kathmandu, the tourists will visit the key UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as Boudhanath Stupa, Pashupatinath Temple, Patan Durbar Square and Bhaktapur. On visiting Nagarkot, one gets the chance to have beautiful sunset views above Kathmandu Valley. These culturally and historically significant sites can be informative about the rich heritage and religious practices of Nepal.
The Nepal Bhutan Trip proceeds with a picturesque flight to Paro, Bhutan. Throughout the flight, the visitors can see the Himalayan range and land in Bhutan in one of its most significant cultural sites. The tour schedule covers the National Museum, Khyichu Lhakhang, Paro Rinpung Dzong, Thimphu, Punakha and Gangtey Valley. The hike to Taktsang Monastery, or Tiger Nest, which is located at (3,120 m / 10,236 ft), is also one of the key highlights.
During the trip, visitors are exposed to a mixture of Buddhist and Hindu cultures, traditional buildings, serene monasteries, and scenic mountain views. Luxurious lodgings, sightseeing tours, and transport arrangements enable the travelers to concentrate on the adventure.
The Nepal Bhutan Tour Package is a good trip to be enjoyed by families, couples, individuals, and people who take culture and history as their interests. It offers a perfect introduction to two interesting destinations in the Himalayas with well-thought-out sightseeing and an easy travel schedule. Mega Treks deals with logistics and travel solutions and assists the travelers to have a hassle-free and unforgettable experience upon arrival and departure.
The Nepal Bhutan Tour starts as you arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. On landing, you will be received and taken to your hotel in the city. After checking into and settling into your room, you can unwind after traveling or go around the local markets and streets, provided you have time.
To provide significant information about the next itinerary, travel arrangements, and other sightseeing activities, a short tour briefing is normally in place. This initial day will enable tourists to get ready to explore the adventure that will follow, as well as get acquainted with Kathmandu prior to commencing the cultural touring of Nepal and Bhutan.
Your Nepal Bhutan Tour will start with your landing in Kathmandu. Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, you will be received and taken to your Kathmandu hotel. The airport-to-hotel road is approximately 25 minutes, depending on the traffic. After the check-in process, you can relax after your journey and take some time. You can go on foot to the surrounding streets and local markets around the hotel, at your own pace, should time allow.
A briefing of the tour will follow later in the day, wherein you will be informed of the trip to come, the travel schedule, and details that will be vital in the coming days. The rest of the day is at your leisure to rest and prepare before your sightseeing activities start in Kathmandu.
Today, you are going to have the day out in Kathmandu Valley visiting some of the key cultural and historical places. Your sightseeing trip will start after breakfast with a visit to the Buddhist monument of Boudhanath Stupa, which is a major spiritual hub of Nepal. You will proceed to Pashupatinath Temple, which is a holy Hindu temple by the river Bagmati. The next stop of the tour is Patan Durbar Square in Lalitpur, where you will be able to see the traditional Nepalese craftsmanship in several elaborate carvings in wood, stone, and metal.
You can also explore other sites in Kathmandu and end the day at Swayambhunath Stupa. This sightseeing tour allows you to discover the history, religion, and artistry of the Kathmandu Valley, and then you can go back to your hotel and enjoy the evening.
The trip of the day is based on the exploration of Bhaktapur and Nagarkot. You will then go to Bhaktapur, an ancient town with a traditional culture and ancient architecture, after breakfast. You may find carved wooden details in most of the temples and buildings that are beautifully carved as you walk around the area. During your visit, there will also be an opportunity to try local dishes, including the famous Juju Dhau, a traditional curd that is popular in the region.
You will then later drive to Nagarkot, which is at an altitude of (2,175 m / 7,136 ft). Nagarkot is a beautiful area that has a scenic location and is a good area to view the sunset. Some time to absorb the environment and then come back to Kathmandu in the evening. Once you come back to the city, you will spend the night in your hotel.
The first thing you will do in the morning is to have breakfast, and after that you will be transferred to the airport where you will board your flight to Bhutan. The Paro flight lasts about an hour and offers a glimpse of some of the Himalayan peaks along the way. When you land at Paro (2,200 m / 7,218 ft), you will be taken to your hotel. The sightseeing program starts after a couple of hours to shower and have a rest.
The first place you visit is the National Museum of Bhutan or Ta Dzong, which houses a vast array of Bhutanese art and cultural exhibitions. Then you will go on to Khyichu Lhakhang, which is considered to be one of the oldest temples of Bhutan. You will also visit Paro Rinpung Dzong, an important monastery built during the seventeenth century. You will visit the sightseeing sites after which you will come back to your hotel and spend the night at Paro.
Following breakfast, you will start a walking tour to Taktsang Monastery that is among the most significant religious structures in Bhutan. The climb takes two to three hours and leads to the Taktsang Monastery (3,120 m / 10,236 ft). This holy monastery is locally referred to as the Tiger Nest and is constructed on the side of a cliff and is very important in the Bhutanese religion and culture. Once in the monastery, you have time to enjoy the location of the monastery and the Paro Valley below.
You will visit and then proceed by road to Thimphu, the capital city of Bhutan. On reaching Thimphu (2,334 m / 7,657 ft), you will be accommodated in a hotel and spend the night.
This day will be devoted to the sights of the capital city of Bhutan, Thimphu. Your sightseeing trip starts with a visit to Kuenselphodrang or the Big Buddha point, where there is a huge statue of Lord Buddha which overlooks the valley. Then you will proceed to see Takin, the Bhutanese national animal. The tour continues to Memorial Chorten, which is a significant religious structure constructed in the traditional Tibetan style. Then you will come to the National Textile Museum, where there are traditional methods of weaving and collections of textiles in Bhutan.
The museum gives a look into the artistic heritage and the craftsmanship of the country. Later, we will visit a traditional Bhutanese paper factory to understand the Bhutanese paper-making techniques. There will be free time after the sightseeing program, and you can enjoy the Thimphu streets on your own. You will spend the night in your hotel in the evening.
Today you are going from Thimphu to Punakha. In the morning, you will make a journey by the well-known Dochu La Pass, whereby you will find several memorial chortens. On the way, one has a chance to see Druk Wangyal Lhakhang and visit the Fertility Temple briefly, which is also called Chimi Lhakhang. The Punakha trip will take about two or three hours. Post lunch in Punakha, you will start a hike to Lungchutse Monastery.
The path leads through a Hemlock, Fir, Rhododendron and Juniper forest. As the path slowly ascends to the top, there will be places to stop and have a glimpse of the scenery around. When you arrive at the monastery, you can see some of the most notable Himalayan peaks, which include Umolhari, Masang Gang, Table Mountain, and Gangkhar Puensum. Upon your visit, you will come back and spend the night at Punakha (1,242 m / 4,075 ft).
After breakfast, you will leave Punakha and go to Gangtey Valley, a part of Wangdue area. The valley has beautiful natural scenery in terms of its mountainous scenes capped with snow and hilly terrain. On your trip, you will be able to enjoy the serene environment and see the scenery that has contributed to the popularity of Gangtey as a tourist destination in Bhutan. The region is also known to have a variety of flora and fauna. After spending time in Gangtey and having lunch, you will continue your journey by road to Paro.
The drive will enable you to explore more of the countryside and the changing landscape of the route of Bhutan. Arriving in Paro (2,200 m / 7,218 ft), you will be transferred to your hotel. The rest of the day will be at your own leisure to rest and get ready to take off the next day to Nepal.
You are going to leave Bhutan today and go back to Nepal. You will then be transferred to the Paro Airport in time to board your plane to Kathmandu, after breakfast. Along the way, you can watch the mountain range of the Himalayas through the aircraft. On reaching Kathmandu (1,400 m / 4,593 ft), you will be transferred to the hotel. The remaining day is at your own leisure upon completion of the Bhutan portion of the tour.
You can opt to stay at the hotel, or you can explore the surrounding places on your own. This is the last night in Kathmandu, where one gets a chance to think about the experiences they have acquired in the Nepal and Bhutan trip. Overnight accommodation will be at your hotel in Kathmandu.
This is the last day of your Nepal and Bhutan adventure. Following breakfast at your hotel, you will be ready to leave as per your flight schedule. One of the representatives will take you to the airport to continue your trip. You can have some free time before leaving the hotel depending on your time of departure.
After being taken to the airport, you will undergo the required departure processes and take an international flight. And that is the end of your journey to Nepal and Bhutan, ten days of cultural enlightenment, sightseeing, and travel experiences throughout two countries in the Himalayas.
You can cutomize this trip as per your requirements if met the proper guidelines.
The Nepal Bhutan Tour is best during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). Such seasons are generally characterized by clear skies, good temperatures, and great visibility to see sights. Colorful flowers, fresh greenery, and pleasant weather come in spring in the countries. Autumn is a season that is characterized by balance and stunning mountain landscapes following the monsoon season.
The winter months (December to February) are also good as far as travelers who seek less noise and fewer crowds are concerned. Temperatures may, however, be lower in the mornings and evenings in the higher regions. Nepal experiences heavy rainfall during the monsoon season (June to August), and this can influence the visibility and travel arrangements.
To enjoy the experience most comprehensively, the majority of travelers prefer spring or autumn when the weather is suitable to visit the cultural tour, scenic driving, or outdoor activities.
The Nepal Bhutan Tour is a tour that involves flights, road tours, sightseeing, and short walks in Nepal and Bhutan. The journey begins in Kathmand (1,400 m / 4,593 ft) and includes visits to Nagarkot (2,175 m / 7,136 ft), Paro (2,200 m / 7,218 ft), Thimphu (2,334 m / 7,657 ft) and Punakha (1,242 m / 4,075 ft).
The peak of the journey is Taktsang Monastery or Tiger Nest (3,120 m / 10,236 ft). The majority of the travelling days are spent in cultural exploration and not in long walks. During sightseeing excursions and hiking to Tiger Nest, walking is required most of the time.
The Nepal Bhutan trip enables the tourist to explore various terrains and altitudes without the need to go to extreme heights, which is comfortable for most tourists.
The Nepal Bhutan Tour Package is an easy-moderate difficulty. The majority of days are spent sightseeing, going on short walks, taking scenic drives and traveling between destinations by air. The hike to Taktsang Monastery (3,120 m / 10,236 ft) is the most physically exerting and requires a couple of hours with uphill stretches.
The altitude sickness is not dangerous since the trip does not involve high altitudes. The majority of places will not be above where severe altitude-related issues usually happen. Travelers tend to get accustomed with ease as they transit between destinations.
In order to be comfortable, it is advisable to consume a lot of water, take a slow pace, and rest adequately during the journey. Individuals who already have health-related issues are advised to check with their physician before traveling. On the whole, this is a tour that can be recommended to tourists who want to have a comfortable cultural and sightseeing tour.
The walking needs in this trip are usually average and easy going for most tourists. A few days will be spent on sightseeing touring the cultural and historical sites where one can walk with restrictions to visiting temples, monasteries, courtyards, and local streets. These walks tend to be brief and can be done at a relaxed pace.
The longest walking day is the hike to Taktsang Monastery, also known as Tiger’s Nest (3,120 m / 10,236 ft). This increase is typically 2 to 3 hours climbing the mountain, then back down. Most of the walking activities are one to three hours, except this day due to sightseeing interests.
Given that they have transportation that covers longer distances, the travelers do not have to bear heavy weight or walk miles every day.
The Nepal Bhutan Tour always includes accommodation in comfortable hotels in Kathmandu, Paro, Thimphu and Punakha. Basic modern facilities are usually included in the rooms that offer a relaxing experience during the trip. Hotel standards can slightly differ according to the destination, yet all accommodations are chosen according to their comfort and convenience.
The trip includes breakfast, lunch and dinner in the Bhutan part of the trip as per the itinerary. Visitors will have the opportunity to indulge in local and foreign food. Nepal is characterized by both traditional dishes and foreign cuisine, whereas Bhutan can offer a chance to taste local cuisine and local dishes. Hotels, restaurants and local shops along the route sell bottled water and other drinks.
This tour programme will explore the key cultural attractions in Nepal and Bhutan over a short period. Nevertheless, those travelers who have more days can consider extending their trip with the help of the alternative routes and destinations.
In Nepal, it is possible to include sightseeing tours in Kathmandu Valley, Pokhara or hill stations in Nepal before or after the core tour. In Bhutan, tourists can opt to extend their visits to cultural locations, monasteries, and valleys outside the normal program.
Other tourists want to spend more time in Paro or Thimphu to learn more about Bhutanese culture and life. By modifying the itinerary based on personal interests, time and traveling preferences, Mega Treks will be able to retain the essence of the experience of visiting both countries.
Yes, a beginner can easily participate in this tour. The tours are tailored to those who enjoy the culture, history and nature of Nepal and Bhutan without the need to go on an intense trekking tour.
The majority of days are spent on sightseeing tours, short walks, scenic drives and destination flights. The only physically challenging activity is the hike to Taktsang Monastery (3,120 m / 10,236 ft). Even though the path has steep parts, first-time travelers can easily walk the path because it is not that difficult.
There is no prior trekking experience is needed for this trip. The tour is usually easy and entertaining for travelers who have an average fitness level. The mix of cultural tours and moderate exercise makes it appropriate for families, couples, individual travellers and senior tourists.
This adventure will not require any special physical conditioning and a level of fitness will only enhance the experience. Regular exercise or light physical activity or walking before traveling will enhance comfort on the sightseeing days and the walk to Tiger Nest.
Tourists must carry some form of comfortable walking shoes, changeable weather clothes and personal medications, where necessary. It is advisable to wear layered clothing as the temperatures in different locations can fluctuate.
Being healthy prior to embarking on a trip can enable you to enjoy the trip to the fullest. It is also a good idea to keep hydrated and have enough rest during the trip. The general rhythm is slow, and no one has to face the extreme physical activity and strain of traveling. The majority of participants who have normal fitness can finish the tour comfortably.
Hotels on the trip have electricity and visitors can recharge their phones, cameras, laptops and other personal gadgets. Having a universal travel adapter is always good because at times you can visit a place with different socket types.
Most of the hotels in Nepal and Bhutan have internet access. The quality of WiFi can be different in various places, though it should be good enough to support some basic communication, emails and use of social media. There is also availability of mobile networks in major towns and cities.
Tourists who need to be connected all the time can buy domestic SIM cards when they arrive. The hotel typically provides charging facilities to guests each night, and it is easy to have electronic gadgets that one can use to do daily sightseeing and take photos.
The travel needs in this route vary in Nepal and Bhutan. Most nationalities are given visas in Nepal upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, and travelers are advised to verify the prevailing visa laws before traveling.
In the case of Bhutan, one has to go through a registered tour operator, and the required travel permits are pre-booked. Before the trip commences, travelers are usually expected to submit passport information and other documents.
Mega Treks helps in the required arrangements in the Bhutan part of the tour to help make the travel experience hassle-free. One should always have a passport with adequate validity and other documents on board throughout the trip. It is always advisable to check the recent travel requirements before making a booking.
The trip involves transport both by use of personal cars and international flights between Nepal and Bhutan. Airport movement is also organized as per the schedule, and this offers an easy time travelling between the hotels and the airports.
Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, Nagarkot, Paro, Thimphu and Punakha sightseeing tours are carried out in comfortable vehicles. The path between destinations enables the travellers to experience the fluctuating scenery whilst travelling in a safe and effective way.
Kathmandu to Paro flight is one of the main attractions of the trip as it provides opportunities to view the Himalayan range on clear days. Everything is transported in a less stressful way, and more sightseeing is possible. During the tour, travelers are able to relax and concentrate on the cultural and scenic aspects of the tour.
This is highly advisable since all those taking part in this journey would be advised to take travel insurance. An appropriate insurance policy must cover medical expenses, trip delays, cancellations, lost baggage, and emergency cases that might occur in the course of travelling.
The Nepal Bhutan Trip is not a high altitude trekking adventure, insurance offers good protection and comfort of mind. Without proper coverage, medical care and emergency aid can be costly.
Before traveling, travelers should take a good look at their policy terms and conditions and make sure that the coverage suits their own travel needs. One should also carry a copy of insurance documents on the trip. The presence of complete travel insurance ensures that travelers will be able to deal with unforeseen events and have an enjoyable time on their trip.
This trip is a cultural, historical, religious, nature and local culture trip in 2 countries of the Himalayas. Visitors are able to visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu Valley, feel the air in Bhutanese monasteries, and explore significant cultural sites.
The Nepal Bhutan Tour gives a chance to explore ancient temples, traditional architecture, local customs and spectacular mountainous landscapes. You will be visiting ancient cities, idyllic rural areas and scenic hill stations as you study the unique heritage of both countries.
The itinerary includes a balance of sightseeing, cultural activities and moderate outdoor activities. The trip will allow visitors comfortable accommodation, transportation and unforgettable memories. It is a great alternative for travelers who want to visit the cultural attractions of Nepal and Bhutan within one trip.
It is an average climb which can be accomplished by most travelers at a relaxed rate.
The highest point of the tour is Taktsang Monastery (3,120 m / 10,236 ft).
Yes, Airport transportation as stated in the itinerary is included.
Yes, families of moderate fitness can join this tour.
Yes, the necessary Bhutan travel plans are taken care of in advance.
Hotel accommodation is offered during the trip.
The majority of hotels offer WiFi, with different speeds.
Yes, travel insurance is highly recommended.
In Nepal, breakfast is included; lunch and dinner are included in Bhutan.
Personal expenses are useful to have local currency and a payment card.
The danger is not usually great due to the fact that the itinerary will be at moderate altitudes.
The most pref erable seasons are generally spring and autumn.
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