ocomodationcommChoose this Nepal Tibet Bhutan Tour to see ancient landmarks, learn about Himalayan culture, and enjoy the delicious mountain hospitality of these regions. Bhutan, Nepal, and Tibet were considered “forbidden kingdoms” for many years. These nations have just recently started welcoming visitors from other countries. This Bhutan, Nepal, and Tibet trip is perfect if you’re tired of seeing generic contemporary attractions. These locations have a unique feel thanks to their historic appeal and diverse cultures. Discover the spirituality of Buddhism and see historical sites in these fascinating nations. You’ll bring back a lifetime of good times and stories from your vacation.
Visit the Land of the Thunder Dragon – Bhutan as your starting point for a trip to Nepal and Tibet. Visit the three cultural centers of Bhutan: Paro, Punakha, and Thimphu. Spend some time in the saddle as you traverse the lush landscape of Bhutan and make your way up the winding Do Chula pass. Explore ancient dzongs and pilgrimage to revered mountaintop monasteries like the precariously placed Taktsang Monastery. Moving on, see Nepal’s exciting capital, Kathmandu. Visit Patan and Bhaktapur, two medieval kingdoms established by the Malla rulers. Explore the beautiful city of Pokhara, situated on the shores of the tranquil Phewa Lake. Walk through a typical hamlet and rice paddies. Enjoy the breathtaking panoramas of the Himalayas. The dawn above the Himalayas in Sarangkot is enchanted.
Tibet
At long last, explore Tibet’s rich history and fascinating museums. Take a flight to the Tibetan plateau and spend three relaxing days in Lhasa, learning about its rich history and culture. Experience the thrill of standing underneath the renowned Potala Palace. Walk the round of Barkhor Square, a religious pilgrimage site. Visit the Ganden, Drepung, and Sera monasteries for a pious Buddhist experience in their revered halls.
Join us on tour to Bhutan, Nepal, and Tibet to immerse yourself in the mystical world of Buddhism. Your incredible Bhutan, Nepal, and Tibet trip comes to a close in Lhasa, where you may reflect on everything that you’ve seen. Every step of the way, a knowledgeable native will be there to show you around. He’ll tell you the importance of the sights you see and the local rituals that make them unique. If you’re looking for a tour package to Bhutan, Nepal, and Tibet, this is the one to choose.
Want to know more about the trip’s prerequisites (passport, visa, Tibet travel permit, etc.)? We may make any necessary adjustments to this plan to make your vacation more memorable. Trip options include a 12-day Nepal trek and Bhutan cultural tour, a 14-day Nepal and Bhutan trek, a 9-day Nepal and Bhutan tour, and a 12-day Nepal and Bhutan Buddhist pilgrimage tour.
Accommodation
Stay in a three-star hotel in either Kathmandu or Pokhara on your way to or from Bhutan, Nepal, or Tibet. You will stay at the Hotel Moonlight in Kathmandu for two nights and the Hotel Barahi in Pokhara for two nights. Services such as a restaurant, bar, café, and travel desk are available to guests. Both of these accommodations are near major commercial and tourist destinations.
You will stay at the lovely Tashi Namgyal Resort in Paro, Bhutan. If you’re in Thimphu, you may call the smart Namgay Heritage Hotel home, and if you’re in Punakha, you can relax in the beautiful Drubbchu Resort. There are luxury rooms and premium suites available at these hotels. All public spaces have free Wi-Fi, and a restaurant serves many cuisines, a bar, a spa, a fitness center, and more.
Your accommodations in Lhasa, Tibet, will be in the luxurious 4-star Tibet Gang Gyen Hotel, a landmark of Tibetan culture and hospitality. The hotel is conveniently located near both Barkhor Square and the Potala Palace. Elegant, classic furnishings and private bathrooms are included in each room. Some perks are free Wi-Fi, a restaurant, and laundry facilities.
Meals during Nepal Tibet Bhutan Tour
Breakfast and a special welcome meal await you in Kathmandu, Nepal. Pokhara is a breakfast city alone.
The package price does not include meals. Restaurants in both Kathmandu and Pokhara provide a wide selection of foreign cuisine. You may use a restaurant recommendation app like TripAdvisor or ask your tour guide or hotel staff for recommendations.
There are no hidden dining costs on this Bhutan vacation. You may get European, Indian, and Bhutanese cuisine at area restaurants and cafes. Chili peppers, cheese, beef, mushrooms, red rice, and buckwheat are common ingredients in traditional Bhutanese cuisine.
Tibetans will get a complimentary breakfast. It is your responsibility to choose and book your accommodations for lunch and supper since these meals are not included in the cost of the trip. Several restaurants in Lhasa provide a variety of international cuisines, including Tibetan, Chinese, Indian, and Nepalese fare. You may choose to eat at any of the well-known establishments in the area. Nepal is the land of 8 of the 10 tallest mountains in the world.
When to Go on Vacation
You’ll pass through three nations with somewhat varied climates: Bhutan, Nepal, and Tibet. Traveling to these countries is ideal in the spring and fall. Both the days and the sky are bright and lovely. During the monsoon season (June–August), Bhutan and Nepal get the highest rainfall and thunderstorms, while Tibet stays dry and receives very little precipitation. Cold weather is typical throughout the winter season. On the other hand, there are fewer tourists and cheaper prices during the monsoon and winter.
Frequently Asked Questions of Nepal Tibet Bhutan Tour
Can foreigners in Nepal and Bhutan purchase local SIM cards?
Both nations provide opportunities to buy local SIM cards for use in your mobile phone. Sometimes, you’ll need to fill out a form and attach a passport picture and a copy of your passport. These SIM cards cost tiny, maybe just a dollar (US).
Let’s take pictures at the sites we visit.
You may bring cameras into these locations. Though you may ask your tour guide whether or not you need special permission to take photos at particular sites, you should be aware that this is only sometimes the case. If you want to take images of other people, you should get their permission first.
Can you tell me more about the land transportation options available on this tour?
Most of the time, we provide private, comfortable transportation for solo travelers. We provide convenient pick-ups and drop-offs for groups in our modern luxury buses.
Do they provide insurance, and if so, what kind?
Before signing up for one of our treks, we strongly advise all of our customers to get travel insurance. Believe us when we say that having solid travel insurance will make for a far more relaxing vacation. The expense of emergency care and evacuation is high in case of illness or injury when mountaineering. As a result, we advise our customers to get travel insurance before signing up for one of our tours. However, careful consideration must be given when selecting insurance coverage since some plans include exclusions that apply to adventure trips.
Remember to read the tiny print! It would help if you did not get insurance unless you have confirmed that your insurance provider will cover your planned activities. If you want to go on a climbing adventure in the Himalayas, you need to be sure your insurance policy includes coverage for emergency medical evacuation by helicopter. Group tours in metropolitan areas do not need insurance that includes air ambulance or helicopter rescue coverage. You must either provide us with a copy of your insurance policy (for example, your insurance certificate) when you make your reservation with us or bring the original with you on the trip.
Would you recommend the Jewels of Bhutan and Nepal itinerary to a first-time visitor to Nepal and Bhutan?
The Jewels of Nepal and Bhutan tour is ideal for first-time visitors to Nepal and Bhutan. Experience the best of both nations on this extended trip. In Bhutan, you may visit the capital city of Paro, as well as Thimphu and Punakha, while in Nepal, you can visit the ancient city of Kathmandu, home to several World Heritage Sites. The scavenger hunts are manageable, and the hikes are simple. The included landmarks and attractions are essential to understanding the history and culture of these nations. You may learn about the fascinating history and customs of the Himalayan people by seeing these locations with our expert guide.
Do tourists have the option of choosing their guides after they arrive in Bhutan?
That won’t work, unfortunately. Travelers visiting Bhutan (apart from Indian citizens) are now legally required to arrange their trips via a licensed tour operator. Tourists visiting Bhutan must sign up for a guided trip to get a visa. The tour company you go with will choose your guide for you.
Can we get in touch with the tour guides? Do they have prior experience?
Because English is a widely used language, most of our tour guides are fluent. They have the necessary education, expertise, and familiarity with the location.
