Nepal Bhutan Short Tour
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Trip Duration
7 Days |
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Region
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Country
Multicountry |
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Group Size
2 to 15 person |
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Arrival On
Kathmandu |
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Departure From
Kathmandu |
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Best Season
All Year Round |
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Max Altitude
3100M |
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Easy TripGrade are those in which less hiking is required - about 3-4 hrs per day. Good for begineers and less intensive. City Tours, Jungle Safari are some easy ones. Acclimatization is not required.
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Trip Grade
Easy
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Activities
Multicountry Tour
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Nepal Bhutan Short Tour Overview
Nepal Bhutan Short Tour caresses the needs of every travel enthusiast who dreams of spending some delightful time in the lap of the Himalayas. Further, for the time-bounded people, this 7 days short tour to Nepal and Bhutan appears to be a boon.
No camera can do justice to any of the vistas of both Nepal and Bhutan. Thus don’t ever try to make a mistake by satisfying yourself with just the captured videos or images.
To bring back sanity from the day-to-day busy working life schedule, this short Nepal-Bhutan tour aids a lot. Never mind if you have merely a week available for the vacation. With our Short Nepal Bhutan Tour, you can relish the grandeur of Nepal and Bhutan. Moreover, it is the best opportunity to grasp the deep knowledge of Buddhist and Hindu religions.
Bhutan serves you with abundant Buddhist monasteries and ancient fortresses. Your visit to Nepal fascinates you with various Hindu temples and shrines. Further, several stupas and monasteries in Kathmandu Valley quench your thirst for enjoying Buddhist culture in Nepal itself.
Engulf yourself in the Himalayan beauty of two beautiful countries Nepal and Bhutan
As soon as you come close to the landing airport of Nepal, the views of the Himalayas and the valleys greet you from all around. To enjoy the Himalayan vistas you needn’t have to travel away from the Kathmandu Valley. You can catch a spectacular glimpse of the Himalayas including, Ganesh Himal, Mt. Everest, and many others just during your stroll here.
The flights from Kathmandu to Bhutan, let you enjoy the views of the popular mountains of both Nepal and Bhutan. Initially, the views that you can relish, are the views of the world’s highest Mt. Everest, Kanchenjunga, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, and several others. When you get close to Bhutan, make sure to watch the outside view from the airport. The views of Jomolhari and some other mountains of Bhutan add some extra splendor to your flight journey.
If you want to enjoy the sheer beauty of the Himalayas, then dare to book any of the trekkings in any of these two countries. However, if you have enough time then just opt for the trek in both of these Himalayan countries. Opting to trek in both of these countries might be daunting but this treasure will make you feel proud of yourself for your entire life.
A peek into the culture and lifestyle of Bhutanese and Nepalese society
From the ancient fortresses and monasteries of Bhutan to the medieval age arts and architecture of Nepal, this short multicountry tour promises to stagger you with all the cultural and historical rewards of Nepal and Bhutan.
On top of that, it is a great opportunity to get to know about the lifestyle and culture of traditional people of both Himalayan nations. Furthermore, if you are lucky enough, you can participate in their festivals also.
Simply a sightseeing tour of the UNESCO Heritage site in Kathmandu lets you know more about the culture and religion of Nepal. A walk on the streets of Patan and Bhaktapur gives you a glimpse of day to day lifestyle of the rustic villages of Nepal.
Like that, the Nepal tour, a tour of Bhutan takes you to some of the culturally and historically inspired architectures of Bhutan. Ringpung Dzong, Punakha Dzong, and Taktsang Monastery are some of the eminent architectures of Bhutan that we will visit on this tour.
The way you feel here, you feel nowhere(Safe)
Nepalese people treat guests as the abode of gods. Thus while visiting Nepal, you will find every person with whom you encounter is kind of benevolent and kind-hearted. Further, focusing on the tourism industry the most, the government of Nepal employed much police or army force at all the popular travel destinations of Nepal.
In the case of Bhutan, as the country opened to tourism only a few years ago, the country strictly applies several laws for the security of the country and the people living here. Further, you are not allowed to visit the country on your own. You have to visit the country along with the Bhutanese representative. Considering the safety of tourists and the locals, these rule was applied.
Regardless of whom you are with, you can book this week-long Nepal-Bhutan tour package and collect beautiful memories without security issues.
Synopsis of 7 days Nepal Bhutan Short Tour Itinerary
Booking this tour package you will get to spend 3nights in Bhutan, also known as Kingdom of Thunder Dragon. For the remaining 3 nights, your stay will be at the beautiful hotel in Kathmandu Valley. And on the 7th day of your journey, you will spend the night at your own home.
The tour starts on your arrival day in Nepal. After your landing at the Kathmandu airport, our delegate will pick you up from there and transfer you to the hotel. Wandering around the lively streets of Thamel you can have a great night at Thamel. The next day, enjoy the Kathmandu World Heritage Sites Day Tour.
Wake up early for the Kathmandu to Bhutan flight drive to Thimphu and explore the fortress, weekend market, and National Library there. For the next day’s visit drive to Punakha. Thereafter, with your final day in Bhutan spent at Paro, the tour takes you to Nepal, for another day. Enjoy souvenir shopping or sightseeing on this same day.
Along with your departure from Kathmandu airport, the tour terminates on the 7th day.
Nepal Bhutan Short Tour Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival at Tribhuwan International Airport, and transfer to the hotel by our Delegate
Enlivened by the wonderful Himalayan Himalayan vistas just before the landing of the plane, you will see our delegate with your nameplate in the hoarding station. He/she will transfer you to the hotel from the airport. You can rest for a while in the hotel room.
A few hours of rest in the hotel room helps you overcome the problem of the lag to some extent. Thereafter, spend the evening wandering around the vibrant streets of Thamel. Teamed with souvenir stalls, handicraft shops, pubs, hotels, and restaurants, the streets of Thamel give you the best introduction to tourism in Nepal.
Overnight sleep in a hotel room in Kathmandu.
Day 2: Guided Kathmandu Valley Sightseeing Tour
After the devouring morning breakfast, we will take you on a sightseeing tour in Kathmandu Valley.
To experience the grandeur of the whole Kathmandu Valley simply a day tour is not enough. However, no matter how much time you spend here, every historical craft and architecture of this city pays off for each of your seconds.
To know much about the history and culture of Kathmandu Valley, what can be more fascinating than a visit to the UNESCO World Heritage sightseeing tour? Though you might not complete all seven, UNESCO sites, you will be visiting a few of them.
The names of these few heritage sites are Kathmandu Durbar Square, Pashupatinath Temple, Swayambhunath Stupa, and Boudhanath Stupa
Day 3: Fly from Kathmandu to Paro airport and drive to Thimpu for Thimphu Sightseeing
After around 3 hours of thrilling flight from Kathmandu to Paro, our representative from Bhutan will pick you up from the airport. From Paro, the guide will guide you to Thimphu. Well known as the capital of Bhutan, Thimphu is enriched with several sightseeing places.
On this day you will explore Tashichho Dzong, National Memorial Chorten, the biggest Buddha Dordenma Statue, and similar places.
Overnight at a hotel in Thimphu
Day 4: Drive Thimphu to Punakha via Dochu La Pass for Punakha sightseeing
Wake up early to enjoy the delicious breakfast and immediately get ready for a drive to Punakha via Dochu La Pass. Marked by 108 beautiful chortens, the pass showcases pictures of several mesmerizing mountains.
A short hour of drive will take you to Punakha.
Dedicating the remaining day to sightseeing in Punakha, you will first visit Chimi Lakhang. Known as the fertility shrine, the route to the temple passes through the farming land of paddies, millet, and, barley.
Embracing the tantalizing natural and cultural beauty of the Lhakhang you will head to Punakha Dzong, the next.
Situated between two Pho Chu and Mochu rivers, a visit to this dzong leaves you trance.
Day 5: Take a drive back to Paro and hike to Taktsang Monastery
Your Nepal Bhutan tour is not worthwhile until you opt for the hike to Taktsang aka Tiger’s Nest Monastery. Thus, the early morning drive from Punakha takes you to Paro.
There are several places for your exploration at Paro. However, you will start the Paro Sightseeing tour with this wonderful hike from the base to the cliff of Tiger’s Nest Hill. After about 4 hours, this day hike completes letting you explore the other fascination of Paro.
A visit to Ringpung Dzong, the National Museum of Bhutan and Kyichu Lhakhang fill up your journey with spiritual joy. During this 4 days and 3 nights short Bhutan Tour, you will get to broaden the cultural and historical knowledge of Bhutan in abundance.
Sleep overnight at Paro.
Day 6: Fly to Kathmandu and enjoy the remaining time exploring the heritage sites
Our Bhutanese delegate will escort you back to the Paro airport from where the flights get depart to Kathmandu. You will spend the remaining hours admiring the beauty of cultural Bhaktapur city.
Though you will be physically here in the present era, the visit to Bhaktapur will spiritually and mentally take you to medieval times.
The presence of several souvenir shops in Kathmandu grabs some of your attention on this day. Overnight at a hotel in Kathmandu.
Nepal Bhutan Short Tour Related Information
Can I customize my itinerary of the Bhutan tour?
Of course, you can customize your itinerary. Regarding the itinerary and services, you can contact or email us directly.
Nepal Bhutan Short Tour FAQ'S
A visa is necessary for travel documents to travel in Bhutan. If you are traveling to Bhutan, you will need a passport and visa to enter and exit Bhutan. With an approved or licensed tour operator, visas are only issued on arrival. You have to apply for a visa in advance through a tour operator and must receive visa approval before you travel to Bhutan. You have to keep a photocopy of passport visa pages and flight tickets separate from the originals. Likewise, if you want to leave Bhutan, your passport must be valid for six months after the date you aim to leave Bhutan. Nepal Adventure Team staff will help you program your tour and process all the paperwork required for you to be granted a visa.
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