Country
Nepal
Duration
10 Days
Maximum altitude
3,120 metres
Activity
Tour
Difficulty
Leisure / Moderate
Best Season
Four season (Winter, Spring, Summer and Autumn)
Accomodation
Included
Meals
Included
Start/End Point
Kathmandu
Nepal Bhutan tours start with the host country and the Himalayan capital, Nepal. This is the land of the most preserved arts & architecture as well as natural resources. Here you will meet the Kathmandu Valley for sightseeing (1,400 m) and Nagarkot for hiking (2,175 m). For instance, the package involves Bhaktapur Durbar Square and Changunarayan Temple, which are World Heritage Sites. On the other hand, experience the sunrise/sunset view of the Himalayas via Nagarkot Hill. Next destination, we introduce you to the paradise city, Pokhara (827 m above sea level). Pokhara is 200km west of Kathmandu and is a tourist capital. Here you will observe the picturesque Fewa Lake along with the Annapurna Himalayas. The sightseeing includes Barahi Temple, World Peace Pagoda, Devi’s Fall, Bat Cave, and the sunrise view from Sarangkot (1,600 m). However, the Pokhara tour is scheduled after the Bhutan tour.
Bhutan is the wonderland of the Himalayas and a land of the thunder dragon. The society here is well-cultured and one of the most peaceful countries in the world. The Bhutan tour starts with a flight from Kathmandu with exotic mountain views. Likewise, you will be sightseeing at Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha. These destinations cover the amazing tented sites, including monasteries and Dzongs. For instance, the package involves Tashichhoe Dzong, Druk Wangyal, Chhimi Lhakhang, Punakha Dzong, Rinpung Dzong, Paro Taktsang (Tiger Nest), etc. Above all, Tiger's Nest is the highest elevation of Nepal-Bhutan tours, with an elevation of 3,120 meters in the cliffside of upper Paro. While you can enjoy the panoramic mountain views via Dochula Pass (3,087 m) in Punakha.
World Heritage Sites in Nepal : See Nepal’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Ancient temples, old royal palaces, and sacred stupas sit side by side. They show centuries of lived culture.
Kathmandu Valley : Walk around Kathmandu Valley and take in the old squares. You will also pass busy bazaars and respected shrines. Hindu and Buddhist customs show up in daily routines.
Nagarkot sunrise and sunset: Go to Nagarkot to catch the mountains as the light changes. The peaks glow warm at sunrise and then again at sunset. Snowy ridges and green terraces fill the view.
Bhutan monasteries and monuments : Check out Bhutan’s monasteries and monuments. Bright prayer flags hang in the air. Ancient dzongs stand watch. Quiet rituals give a calm feel to this spiritual place in the Himalaya.
Punakha Dzong and Tiger’s Nest : Stop by Punakha Dzong where the river meets. Then see Druk Wangyal’s 108 chortens. Finish with Tiger’s Nest on the cliff above the valley.
Kuenselphodrang Nature Park : Head to Kuenselphodrang Nature Park in Thimphu. There is the giant Buddha Dordenma statue there. From the park you can look out over the valley below.
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