Nepal and Bhutan Tour
Overview
Nepal and Bhutan Tour combines two beautiful Himalayan Kingdoms in one magical tour. Enter the serene and spiritual lands of Nepal and Bhutan, and experience the countries’ rich histories and unique cultural heritages. We meet the welcoming locals for whom tradition and ritual are still a way of life.
Nepal Bhutan Tour is individually tailored to suit your taste, needs and timescale. This holiday can take you in to stunning Hindu and Buddhist temples, monasteries and pagodas, at their best. Travel-to-nature Asia is sure to get you closer to these fascinating cultural events, together with all the people and places that make Nepal & Bhutan unique ever.
Nepal and Bhutan tour is the most popular destination for tourists who appreciate the magnificent flowing mountains and ancient sites of the two nations. Nepal and Bhutan both have vibrant cultures and beautiful natural backdrops. They offer some of the most beautiful mountains in Southeast Asia.
In terms of distance, Nepal is the closest to the Himalayan monarchy and shares the same landlock feature with Bhutan. For your information only five countries are permitted to fly to Bhutan, it will be easier for the visitor to visit Nepal first and then apply for a Bhutan tour.
Remember, it is not feasible to book a flight without the consent of a licensed travel operator. Aside from the fact that there are only two airlines from Bhutan flying to Nepal (Bhutan Airlines and Drukair), depending on the availability of flights, you can start your journey to Bhutan from any of the five countries: India, Nepal, Thailand, Bangladesh, and Singapore.
In flight, it will take 1 hour or 1.5 hours to reach Bhutan from Nepal (Kathmandu) and vice versa. Paro has one of the most challenging runways with only one international airport in Bhutan. These flights will cost around USD 279, depending on your departure date, airline, and time of year.
You will get more than you expected on the Nepal-Bhutan tour. Be ready for the hiking, research, and collecting religious vibes on the journey, which gives you a close insight into the mixed Asian cultures of Hindus and Buddhists. And there you will be astounded by the significant history of the kings in Nepal and Bhutan.
During the Bhutan Tour, the day journey to Punakha, you will travel via the Do Chula Pass, which offers 360-degree panoramic views of the Himalayas. You will get the opportunity to visit one of the tallest statues of Lord Buddha, the beautiful Himalayan range of Annapurna, and many more on your tour to Nepal and Bhutan.
Best time to visit Nepal and Bhutan
A visit to Nepal and Bhutan is unquestionably an adventure of a lifetime, spanning the most beautiful countries on earth. Even though the locations are considered Himalayan neighbors, the radically diverse topography results in varied weather and travel seasons. So, if you want to take a long journey to Nepal and Bhutan, you need to make a schedule. In particular, the monsoon season is extreme in these countries, so it is best not to visit at this time (June to August).
Best time for trekking in Nepal and Bhutan
Trekkers who wish to ascend the mountains and inhale the freshness of the emerald rain forests will get a great return if they visit between September and November. The season is characterized by the gleaming splendor of mountains and beautiful skies. The season has no wet rain, no sweaty summers, and no freezing snow. The best time to trek in Nepal and Bhutan is from September to November; most people avoid climbing mountains during the winter season (December) and rainy season because of extreme cold and slippery pathways.
Festival and religious in Nepal and Bhutan
If you are a worshiper and follower of the Hindu and Buddhist religions, then there is no better place than Nepal and Bhutan. These are devoutly religious regions of Asia,
with huge populations of Hindus and Buddhists. There is no question that they have a different festival
every month, so you can guess how many festivals they have in a year. So, if you are a religious traveler and do festive-oriented travel, then you must be sure about which festival you want to experience in their countries.
Tour Itinerary
Cost Including and Excluding
What’s included
- All Airport Transfer (Airport – Hotel – Airport)
- 4 nights 3 Star hotel with breakfast in Kathmandu
- 1 night hotel in Nagarkot with breakfast.
- Tour Guide (including everything for him).
- 4 Hour Everest Base camp Helicopter tour
- All city tours by Private car/van (including entrance fees).
- 2 night 3 days Chitwan Jungle Activities (including guide, your meals and hotel).
- 4 night 5 days Bhutan full board package (including Bhutan Visa, Flight ticket, Meals, Hotel and tour guide).
- Round trip flight from (Kathmandu to Bhutan to Kathmandu).
- Government Taxes and Service Charge
What’s excluded
- All bar bills, such as cold drink, bottled water, alcohol drink, etc.
- Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu and Pokhara
- Donation and tips
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