Nepal Bhutan and Tibet Tour

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Trip Difficulty Moderate

Max. Altitude 3,650m./11,975ft.

Meal kathmandu - BB plan & Trekking - BLD

Accommodation 4* hotel in Kathmandu & Teahouse/Lodges on Trekking

Trip Duration 14 Days

Group Size 1-12 People

Price Starts From US$ 2615

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Trip Highlights

The journey of yours will begin from Kathmandu-the ancient culture turning lively into a vibrant city. Here is a new place where history, spirituality, and hustle bustle merge in markets.
UNESCO world memorial sites cannot be missed: Temple of Pashupatinath, Boudhanath Stupa, and medieval Bhaktapur Durbar Square.
Fly down to the self-contained paradise, Pokhara, which catches up the reflection of the Annapurna on the innermost blue waters of Phewa Lake.
Catch an enticing sunrise from Sarangkot which unravels the golden peaks of the Himalayas before you start traversing the many waterfalls, caves, and temples that make Pokhara unique.
An evening walk in Kathmandu does cheer you up; perhaps spend a night at Thamel; perhaps attend a cultural dinner.
The land on a flight to Bhutan at Paro and then drive on to Thimphu: a place where modernity imbibes itself with tradition bridging scenic valleys.
A scenic journey from Thimphu to Punakha, taking you both to the beautiful Punakha Dzong which stands majestically between two rivers.
A divine pilgrimage, which leads to the Tiger’s Nest Monastery in Paro, from where one would behold very glorious Himalayan views from high up on the cliff.
Fly back to Kathmandu which has a free day for short hike, guided walk, or just chill in a café soaking in the mountain view.
Fly to Tibet; land at Lhasa, the very heart of Tibetan Buddhism with a myriad of monasteries and ancient wonders.
Mysterious streets of Lhasa: Walking through Jokhang Temple, Barkhor Street, and the grand Potala Palace which was once the winter residence of the Dalai Lama.
Further discoveries from Lhasa as it does have quite a number of such Buddhist treasures like Norbulingka Palace and Sera Monastery.
Absent from your travel list: only that excellent journey to this wonderful Yamdrok-Tso Lake, drippy turquoise walled within these eternally barren mountains of Tibet.
A last goodbye to the Himalayas as one emerges from Lhasa through Chengdu/Beijing, with every moment of this wonderful cultural and spiritual journey etched in memory.

Introduction of Nepal Bhutan and Tibet Tour

Experience a life-altering Nepal Bhutan and Tibet tour package with Graceful Adventure Travel. This carefully crafted travel package offers a journey of three of Asia’s most culturally vibrant and spiritually important places Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet.

Explore historic temples in Kathmandu, peaceful lakeshores and Pokhara city, breathtaking monasteries in bhutan, and stunning natures capes from Tibetan palate. This interactive travel tour offers an ideal combination of cultural discovery, spiritual growth, and scenic experience that will give you memories to last a lifetime.

Nepal Bhutan and Tibet tour package begins in Kathmandu, the city of lively life with many UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Visit Kathmandu Durbar Square, the hub of ancient temples and royal palaces, where you hear the beat of Nepal’s past. Move on to sacred Swayambhunath Stupa (Monkey Temple), with a panoramic view of the valley. The famous Pashupatinath Temple gives you an opportunity to witness highly spiritual rituals, making your Nepal tour package a reality amidst the rich religious life of Nepal.

After you have finished touring Kathmandu city you are going to Pokhara, a serene lakeside resort town which is the epitome of relaxation with its breathtaking Annapurna Range views. This part of your Nepal Bhutan and Tibet tour package allows you to take boat rides in Phewa Lake, and observe Devi’s Fall. Thrill-seekers can have a short trek to Sarangkot which has one of the most spectacular views of the sun rising over Himalayan snow capped peaks. The area is paradise for nature lovers who wish to indulge in the beauty of Nepal.

Touring the Nepal Tour from kathmandu and Pokhara then Nepal Bhutan and Tibet travel package to Bhutan, the Thunder Dragon Kingdom. Bhutan’s peaceful scenery and vibrant spiritual culture make it a holiday worth recalling. Begin in Paro, where the Tiger’s Nest Monastery stands tall, perched atop a cliff. This legendary monastery is evidence of Bhutan’s deep Buddhist history. Visit the Tashichho Dzong and National Memorial Chorten in Bhutan’s capital, Thimphu, and witness evidence of Bhutan’s commitment to safeguarding its religious and cultural heritage.

Bhutan is renowned for its untouched natural landscapes. As part of your Nepal Bhutan and Tibet tour package, you’ll visit the beautiful Phobjikha Valley, known for its picturesque views and the endangered black-necked cranes. This valley represents Bhutan’s commitment to conservation and sustainability. Spend time exploring traditional Bhutanese villages and immersing yourself in a peaceful environment, learning about the country’s culture, customs, and spiritual practices. Bhutan’s unspoiled beauty offers a tranquil experience for all travelers.

Your Tibetan adventure begins in Lhasa, the spiritual and cultural hub of Tibet. Explore the magnificent Potala Palace, a World Heritage Site and historic winter palace of the Dalai Lama. Encounter Jokhang Temple, the most sacred of Tibetan sites, where pilgrims can be spotted performing reverential ceremonies. Meander Barkhor Street, colorful marketplace with customary Tibetan crafts, that provides insight into Tibet’s day-to-day life and rich spirituality.

One of your trips to Nepal Bhutan and Tibet includes an in-depth exploration of the religious realm of Tibet while you visit Drepung and Sera Monasteries. These ancient monasteries provide you with a view of monks participating in lively debates, a glimpse of Tibetan Buddhist heritage. Far from the city, gaze in awe at the enormity of Yamdrok Lake that stretches between white mountains, and ride over the faraway Tibetan Plateau. Tibet’s altopiano scenery is a stunning experience that will haunt you for many years after your visit.

In Graceful Adventure Travel, your travel tour to Nepal Bhutan and Tibet is planned in comfort and authenticity. You’re escorted by expert local guides in the diversified cultures and histories of these three countries so that each moment of your tour will be memorable and enriching. You’ll be staying in pleasant hotels and indulging in select experiences offering the local culture and traditions of Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet.

This Nepal Bhutan and Tibet travel package is the ideal combination of exploration and relaxation. Whether for viewing consecrated temples, trekking in virgin Himalayan terrain, or interacting with the people, each day is another learning opportunity regarding the area’s historic cultural and spiritual past. From spirituality or adventure, the tour has something for every type of traveler, with moments of contemplation, adventure, and cultural learning.

From trekking into monasteries dating back to ancient times to trekking through Himalayan valleys, the Nepal Bhutan and Tibet tour package is not just sightseeing—it’s a reflective experience. To live among the unique lifestyle and be close to Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet’s breathtaking natural beauty will provide you with memories that last forever and fill you with profound spirituality. The tour promises a life-altering experience with personal epiphanies and bonding that will remain with you for a lifetime.

Tour Temperature

Season	Kathmandu (Day/Night)	Pokhara (Day/Night)	Thimphu (Day/Night)	Paro (Day/Night)	Lhasa (Day/Night)
Spring (Mar-May)	12°C to 25°C /5°C to 15°C	14°C to 28°C /6°C to 16°C	10°C to 18°C /0°C to 10°C	12°C to 22°C /2°C to 12°C	7°C to 20°C /-2°C to 10°C
Summer (Jun-Aug)	18°C to 30°C /12°C to 20°C	18°C to 30°C /12°C to 20°C	18°C to 28°C /10°C to 18°C	18°C to 28°C /10°C to 18°C	15°C to 22°C /8°C to 15°C
Autumn (Sep-Nov)	10°C to 24°C /4°C to 14°C	12°C to 25°C /6°C to 16°C	10°C to 23°C /1°C to 11°C	10°C to 23°C /1°C to 11°C	10°C to 18°C /-2°C to 8°C
Winter (Dec-Feb)	5°C to 15°C /0°C to 6°C	6°C to 15°C /1°C to 8°C	5°C to 15°C /-2°C to 5°C	7°C to 15°C /-1°C to 5°C	3°C to 10°C /-10°C to 0°C

Tour Facts

Tour Name	Nepal and Bhutan Tour
Maximum Elevation	3,650 meters (Lhasa, Tibet)
Duration	14 days
Total Distance	Approx. 700-900 km (including road travel & sightseeing)
Difficulty Level	Easy to Moderate (suitable for all fitness levels)
Best Time to Visit	March-May, September-November
Accommodation	4* hotel
Group Size	1-12 people (ideal for guided group travel)

Outline Itinerary of Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet Tour

Day	Activity
1	Arrive at Kathmandu and Transfer to your hotel
2	Kathmandu Sightseeing: Pashupati Temple, Boudhanath Stupa, Bhaktapur Durbar Square
3	Flight to Pokhara from Kathmandu
4	Pokhara Sightseeing with sunrise from the Sarangkot
5	Flight/drive back to Kathmandu and Leisure time in the evening
6	Fly to Bhutan and Drive to Thimphu, Thimphu Sightseeing
7	Thimphu to Punakha excursion- back to Thimphu (150 km.)
8	Drive to Paro and Tigers Nest Hiking & Paro valley tour
9	Fly to Kathmandu (Rest or Walking tour or short Hiking)
10	Flight to Tibet and transfer to Lhasa city.
11	Lhasa Exploration
12	Continue exploration of Lhasa
13	Excursion to Yamdrok-Tso Lake outside Lhasa
14	Final Departure from Lhasa to your country via Chengdu/Beijing/Kunming/China mainland

Nepal Bhutan and Tibet Tour Detail Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive at Kathmandu and Transfer to your hotel

Kathmandu Day 1: Arrival Here at The Hotel Transfer. After landing in Kathmandu, there will be a welcome and transfer to hotel. Rest for a while after your journey or make a local discovery into the markets and town streets to feel what lived in vibrant character, Kathmandu. Depending on your arrival time, you might take an optional short walk around thamel, the tourist trap tourist of kathmandu, whose streets come alive with restaurants and the culture.

Activity: Arrive Kathmandu
Meal: Welcome Meal
Accomodation: 4* hotel

Day 2: Kathmandu Sightseeing: Pashupati Temple, Boudhanath Stupa, Bhaktapur Durbar Square

Day 2 Sightseeing Kathmandu: Pashupati Temple, Boudhanath Stupa, Bhaktapur Durbar Square. Pashupatinath temple can be one of the holiest Hindu temples. You might see the rituals taking place along the banks of Bagmati river. Then go to this large Buddhist stupa, where monks are chanting prayers, thus creating such a holy atmosphere. Then tour Bhaktapur durbar square, a well-preserved city of ancient temples and palaces that shows the traditional newari style. Sample traditional food while enjoying watching some artisans at work potting and woodwork.

Activity: Explore Kathmandu
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: 4* hotel

Day 3: Flight to Pokhara from Kathmandu

Day 3 fly pokhara from kathmandu. Scenery affords breathtaking moments on the 25-minute flight to pokhara, since it displays the Himalayas, particularly the Annapurna and Machhapuchhre peaks. Transfer to the hotel, and rest. Then, to the lakeside area to take a beautiful but short boat ride on Phewa Lake, where one can see the reflection of the Himalayas in the water, followed by stroll down lakeside onto wonderful cafes while simply enjoying the relaxed atmosphere of Pokhara.

Activity: Fly to Pokhara
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: 4* hotel

Day 4: Pokhara Sightseeing with sunrise from the Sarangkot

Pokhara is a place for sightseeing with sunrise on our fourth day from Sarangkot. Get up real early and go to sarangkot to witness the sunrise view of both annapurna and dhaulagiri ranges from this renowned viewing area. Return to Pokhara after sunrise and have breakfast, then proceed to the world peace pagoda located atop a hill that offers a view of the valley below, duke farming at devi’s fall, gupteshwor cave, and the history of mountaineering in nepal in the international mountain museum. In puncture, by phewa lake, a lovely, colorful sunset can be enjoyed.

Activity: Sightseeing at Pokhra
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: 4* hotel

Day 5: Flight/drive back to Kathmandu and Leisure time in the evening

Day 5: flight or drive back to kathmandu and leisure time for the evening hours. Decide whether you want to go back to kathmandu on a bright flight, or enjoy driving for about six hours, looking over to the beautiful landscapes changing before your very eyes. Once you reach kathmandu, treat yourself to some leisure time in the evening. Kayaktusuk for the night-at-thamel souvenir shopping-meet-go-to-the-city-hotel-eight-source-hotel. Enjoy a typical Nepali dinner in a local restaurant with cultural performances.

Activity: Drive back to Kathmandu & stroll around in evening
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: 4* hotel

Day 6: Fly to Bhutan and Drive to Thimphu, Thimphu Sightseeing

Day 6 fly to bhutan and drive to thimphu, thimphu sightseeing. From configuring beautiful aerial views of the Himalayas including Mount Everest, take a flight from Kathmandu to Paro, Bhutan and then drive to Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan. Visit the memorial chorten, an important Buddhist stupa, and visit Buddha Dordenma, a gigantic golden statue overlooking the valley. Walk along the main street and the markets to catch a glimpse of Bhutanese culture and traditions.

Activity: Fly to Bhutan & Drive to Thimpu
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: 4* hotel

Day 7: Drive from Thimphu to Punakha excursion- back to Thimphu (150 km.)

Day 7 Travel from Thimphu to Punakha and eventually back to Thimphu. Distance travel for scenic drive is 150 km round trip to punakha. Stop at dochula pass (3,100m) where one could enjoy the 108 memorial chortens at the same time as majestic mountain views. Explore punakha dzong which ranks among bhutan’s most stunning fortresses, situated at the confluence of two rivers. Is walk suspension bridge visiting chimi lhakhang, the fertility temple. Evening Drive to Thimphu for Rest.

Activity: Drive to Punakha & back to Thimpu
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: 4* hotel

Day 8: Drive to Paro and Tigers Nest Hiking & Paro valley tour

day 8 – drive to paro and then to hike tiger’s nest and tour paro valley. travel to paro to start the famous trek to taktsang monastery, or tiger’s nest, perching at a cliffside 3,120 meters above sea level. it is a challenging and demanding trek with 5 hours rountrip walking; the resulting view of the valley and added spiritual uplift makes this trek rewarding. after the hike, visit paro dzong for bhutanese history through its gates, then the national museum. enjoy a peaceful evening in paro valley.

Activity: Drive to Paro & Hike to Tiger’s Nest
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: 4* hotel

Day 9: Fly to Kathmandu (Rest or Walking tour or short Hiking)

day 9 fly to kathmandu and optional activities. Early morning return flight to kathmandu. The day is totally free for leisure activities. Choose to do a short walking tour of the city, head to asan bazar for that local shopping experience, or try a short hike around kathmandu valley. Relax at a rooftop cafe in thamel, or explore some lesser-known heritage sites like budhanilkantha temple or patan durbar square.

Activity: Fly back to Kathmandu
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: 4* hotel

Day 10: Flight to Tibet and Drive to Lhasa city.

day 10 flight to tibet and transfer to lhasa city. Exciting fly from kathmandu to lhasa, tibet with awesome sights of tibetan plateau. Ozone adjustment (3650 m) as the first activity upon arrival. Transfer to hotel. Rest of the day spent in leisure and adjustment to the new surroundings. Can choose a short walk around barkhor street, the spiritual heart of lhasa where pilgrims and prayer wheels are found with traditional tibetan shops.

Activity: Fly to tibet & Drive to Lhasa City
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: 4* hotel

Day 11: Lhasa Exploration

day 11 tour of lhasa. Most significantly paradisaical potala, the most splendid edifice, peerlessly located in this city, an ex-residence of the dalai lama, whose particular flair it invests with panoramic views of the city. Visit jokhang temple, which is regarded as the holiest tibetan buddist site, where devotees do kora (circumambulation). Witness barkhor street both for experiencing tibetan culture and for handicrafts and traditional food.

Activity: Explore Lhasa
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: 4* hotel

Day 12: Continue exploration of Lhasa

day 12 Continued exploration of lhasa. Visit of the famous sera monastery with its debated monks in the courtyard holding active discussions on buddhist philosophy. Dreprung monastery, which used to be the largest monastery in tibet and is located in the foothills of a mountain, is another highlight. Stroll in the evening around norbulingka palace, the summer residence of the dalai lamas, cradled in beautiful gardens.

Activity: Lhasa Sightseeing
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: 4* hotel

Day 13: Excursion to Yamdrok-Tso Lake outside Lhasa

day 13 excursion to yamdrok tso lake outside lhasa. The breathtaking scenery will encompass a visit to yamdrok tso lake, which is one of three hallowed lakes in tibet at an altitude of 4,441m. See and hear the wonder of turquoise waters and mountains measuring toward the sky. Local nomadic life can be seen with yaks grazing on the plateau. The evening will then be free to spend exploring the final functions of the city around lhasa.

Activity: Explore Yamdrok-Tso Lake
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: 4* hotel

Day 14: Final Departure from Lhasa to your country via Chengdu/Beijing/Kunming/China mainland

day 14 final departure from lhasa to your country via chengdu/beijing/kunming/china mainland. bid farewell to tibet as you take your departure flight from lhasa. depending on your onward travel plans, you may transit through chengdu, beijing, kunming, or another city in mainland china before heading home. take with you unforgettable memories of the diverse cultures, landscapes, and spiritual experiences from nepal, bhutan, and tibet.

Activity: Fly back to home

Trip Note:

If you single The single supplementry charge would be extra USD 715.

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Includes and Excludes

What’s Included?

4* hotels included
All meals Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner as per the itinerary.
Private transportation for all related transfers, sight-seeing, and excursions throughout Nepal and Bhutan.
Licensed English-speaking tour guides in both Nepal and Bhutan.
Entrance fees to all sightseeing locations stated in the itinerary.
Visa processing and permit arrangements for Bhutan.
Government Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) and applicable taxes in Bhutan.
Transfer assistance from/to the airport in Kathmandu, Paro & Lhasa

What is not Included?

Round-trip air ticket on Kathmandu-Paro & Kathmandu-Lhasa route.
Nepal visa fee and travel insurance fees
Lunches and dinners unless specified on the itinerary
Beverages, laundry, and shopping are examples of personal expenses
Gratuities to guides, drivers, and service staff
Optional activities that go beyond planned itinerary
Emergency medical expenses and evacuation
Expenses incurred due to weather conditions or delayed flights or political restrictions which could not have been foreseen
Extra taxes and other service charges not inclusive in the package.

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Nepal Bhutan and Tibet Tour - Trip Information

Major Tourist Destination of Nepal Bhutan and Tibet Tour

Nepal, Bhutan & Tibet are incredibly rich in cultural heritage. These countries became hosts for events celebrating nature and wildlife-making them memorable places. From the vivacious streets of Kathmandu to the calm sanctuary of Pokhara, the land displays a strange mix of history, religion, and adventure. Peaceful monasteries and breathtaking views of the mountains allow for a deep spiritual journey in Bhutan, especially places like Tiger’s Nest Monastery. Ancient traditions, awe-inspiring temples, and idyllic safaris add to that very fascinating charm of the two Himalayan countries. The tour is to dive in really deep into the very heart of these two mesmerizing nations in the Himalayas.

Kathmandu – the Capital of Nepal

It is a Tuneful Harmony of History, Culture, and Spirituality. Among its UNESCO World Heritage Sites is the Swayambhunath, which is also popularly referred to as the Monkey Temple. The Cho On-grand view over the valley. Among the major sites of deep religious respect are Pashupatinath, the sacred Hindu shrine, and Boudhanath, one of the biggest stupas on our planet. The complex of buildings enclosing Kathmandu Durbar Square comes with majestic ancient palaces and temples narrating the royal history of the city, which places it as an avidly wanted spot for history and cultural lovers.

Pokhara – The Gateway to the Himalayas

Pokhara is a beautiful city alongside Phewa Lake, which nurtures adventures. Sarangkot provides a most amazing early sunrise over the Annapurna Range, and the World Peace Pagoda and Devi’s Fall add up some more charm to the area. Tranquil walks along the lakeside and lively local markets make it a perfect combination of aesthetics and serenity. An interesting excursion into the surrounding mountainous terrains makes it very much a place for trekkers and nature lovers.

Bhaktapur – The Living Museum of Nepal

Drive a little from Kathmandu, and you reach Bhaktapur-the medieval city with rich architecture, history, and arts. Well-preserved temples, squares, and courtyards have transported you back in time. Unto those worth seeing are Bhaktapur’s Durbar Square and the 55-window palace, as well as the probably oldest; the Vatsala temple. They show what the Nepalese craftsmanship and heritage is.

Thimphu – Bhutan’s Modern Capital

Thimphu the capital city of Bhutan, combines the new with traditions that reach deep into the past. The magnificent Buddha Dordenma offers unforgettable views of the city and surrounding valleys. Memorial Chorten remains a critical site of faith, while Tashichho Dzong, a fortress-monastery, stands at the core of Bhutan’s governmental and religious life. Thimphu charms visitors with its perfect fusion of old and new, providing an atmosphere that is calm yet vibrant.

Paro – Gateway to Bhutan’s Spiritual Heart

Paro is a nice little town in Bhutan, which is famous for breathtaking sceneries and historical sites. The Rinpung Dzong, a fortress-monastery, and the National Museum bring to life Bhutan’s rich culture and heritage. The quiet and serene nature of the town makes it a perfect place for exploring Bhutanese traditions. A hike to the famous Tiger’s Nest Monastery, set off the cliff, is one of Bhutan’s most iconic experiences with awe-inspiring views and a soul connection to the region.

Tiger’s Nest Monastery – A Spiritual Journey

The hike to Tiger’s Nest Monastery (Taktsang) is probably one of Bhutan’s most well-known and rewarding experiences. Located at 3,120 meters above sea level, this sacred territory perched on the edge of a cliff provides mesmerizing panoramic views of Paro Valley. The arduous trek to reach the monastery is an experience with a cottage industry serving tourists resulting in competitive pricing.

Lhasa – The Heart of Tibetan Culture

Lhasa, the capital city of Tibet, resonates with the spirit and history of the nation. The Potala Palace stands over Lhasa as the greatest monument of Tibetan architectural splendor, while it served as the winter residence of the Dalai Lama. The Jokhang Temple, the holiest Buddhist pilgrimage site in Tibet, resonates with the purest devotion of its pilgrims, who light butter lamps in remembrance, thus leaving an everlasting imprint on their experience. Barkhor Street, with its age-old traditional market all pulsing with energy, completes a vibrant circle in a Tibetan’s way of life.

Best Season for Nepal Bhutan and Tibet Tour

Ideal seasons in which to experience Nepal Bhutan and Tibet would be the spring and autumn, with pleasant weather and delightful routes. Such a time reveals one thing for sure: clean and clear skies. Great weather conditions, wondrousness sprawling on cherished farm greenery produce ascents to superlative power-bearing cultural solitude. The exquisite weather-through-fresh air badging of plateau tints plays softly upon ones heart as cordially rising over the great northern works overnight. The most created moment clearly reflects upon those days possibly bodied having ascended this very climb.

Autumn Season

Higher-order seasons occur from September to November irrespective of the questions of Nepal Bhutan and Tibet, with its early sun and sky view over one’s typically singsong evening life’s end. An exceptional leaf blown sways, marked by maturing more than unwavering very lovely pollen begins from an admirer to a lover. Oh, the trefoil valley could only lead me away from her train of warm love! With all those temple festivals and village pageants, highlights of the season at their best are celebrated by the simplicity of smiley sun-flowers defying adventure-kind festive invites waiting to be the ticket to comfort within awe.

Spring Season

Though yet under coconut trees’ shadows with golden clouds, it would suddenly come the time to shed blossoms while she kept her palm open for him, standing upon the broken lot from the present, the day since lost. Their Thanksgiving days of March to May deem Nepal Bhutan and Tibet the most visited destinations. Dust on neither classic summer nor mini summer but glimmering heat, the thoroughly colourful blooms start being attracted to the valleys that warp the lanes into almost virgin greens. Meanwhile, Nepali trails send to the mountain some of great clear skies and breathable weather. The Bhutanese does not fail to give lush green views reconfirmation, however vibrant their festivals, the Paro Tshechu. The world up close with lofty rhododendrons appears to be the best buying experience at the level of cool breeze and floating clouds—spring treats the visitor to such a significant artistic value and encouraging daylight savings in the magic.

Nepal Bhutan and Tibet Tour Food Services

A City, Culture, Religious: In blend, the tour will provide authentic Nepalese Bhutanese & Tibetan food along with various continental dishes to cater to every traveler. A visitor to Nepal will enjoy the popular dal bhat, momos, and Newari selections while in Bhutan; try out ema datshi, red rice, and jasha maru for traditional meals worth tasting. Most buffet-style hotels and restaurants provide vegetarian and non-vegetarian options prepared from fresh, locally sourced ingredients. A varied range of flavors influenced by Tibet, India, and the Himalayas adds weight to food experience. Street food and local markets lead the travel enthusiast to live the moment concerning each country’s daily food culture. It makes every meal unforgettable as per the warmth and hospitality of the local people.

Bhutanese cuisine is unpretentious, but highly flavorful, and is influenced mainly by the Tibetan and Indian styles of cooking. Restaurants and hotels offer both traditional Bhutanese meals and international dishes so that everyone can find something to their taste. Some fresh vegetables, dairy products, and meat sourced locally assure clients of high-quality meals. In addition, tourists can savor street food and visit local markets to take in the real essence of Bhutanese snacks and drinks. The hospitality and friendliness of Bhutanese people add sweetness to all meals.

Accommodation Service of Nepal Bhutan and Tibet Tour

The tour includes comfortable accommodations in Nepal as well as Bhutan of Four-star hotels of the respective countries. In Kathmandu, Pokhara & Bhaktapur, lives are with modern amenities that guarantee breathtaking views of the Himalayas. Hotels in Bhutan still maintain traditional Bhutanese architecture; their interiors are entirely made of wood, creating that immersiveness and serenity within the surroundings. The selected hotels have been chosen based on cleanliness, comfort, and proximity to major attractions to provide a pleasant and restful experience during the journey.

For this reason, some may be offered a wooden-styled accommodation with Bhutanese interior decoration and mountain view for that extra immersive experience. The hotels, chosen just for the comforts they provide to travelers, also touch the rich culture of Bhutan and Tibet in the way they stand. Quite often, traveler’s can opt for locally owned guesthouses, for example, offering a unique feel of home. The staying arrangements ensure that each guest has a memorable and enjoyable stay at all times when they are traveling.

Transportation Service of Nepal Bhutan and Tibet Tour

The Transportation Service varies from group size that are travelling. It includes perfectly organized transport services that enable smooth and comfortable travel to completely distinct destinations. Domestic flights, tourist buses, and private vehicles are used within Nepal for seamless transits tall between Kathmandu-Pokhara. All transport in bhutan is arranged through privately appointed vehicles by virtue of the fact that the country does not have railway systems or domestic flights. Highly trained local drivers know how to traverse the mountainous roads, securing safe journeys while allowing travelers to enjoy the scenic beauty.

Short-distance travel around towns is also covered, with private transport provided for sightseeing and excursions. In some cases like the hike to Tiger’s Nest Monastery in Bhutan or Travel in Lhasa however, guests may have to walk or trek a short distance to reach their destination. Safety, comfort, and flexibility are three priorities in making transport arrangements for travelers to be able to experience that travel bliss fully.

As a Tour Operator of Nepal bhutan and Tibet Tour

Graceful Adventure Travel presents the best tour of Nepal Bhutan and Tibet with well-planned itineraries including major cultural, religious, and natural attraction sites. Everything is organised, whether it be guided city tours, jungle safari tours, or mountain excursions, to ensure all travel needs are met. Knowledgeable tour guides will show and share the history, traditions, and spirituality of both countries, hence making the trip a real education with countless enriching experiences. Travel permits and other arrangements will be sorted, leaving visitors to explore without a hassle. Indeed, the tour will be memorable with breathtaking landscapes, picturesque traditions, and authentic hospitality in the Himalayas.

Booking process

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5. Booking Confirmation:

Once we receive your advance payment and signed agreement, we will confirm your booking and send you a receipt of payment. We will also provide you with a detailed itinerary, packing list, and other essential information to prepare you for the trek.

6. Pre-Trek Briefing:

Before the trek starts, we will conduct a pre-trek briefing, either in person or online, to go over the itinerary, safety protocols, and other relevant information. This briefing is essential to ensure that you have a safe and enjoyable trekking experience.

We hope that this updated booking process meets your requirements and makes it easier for your customers to book our trekking packages. If you have any further questions or suggestions, please let us know, and we’ll be happy to help.

Contact Details for Nepal Bhutan and Tibet Tour Booking

Particular	Details
Booking office	Graceful Adventure Travel
Phone Number	+977-9851219412, 014700180/81
Office Location	Amrit Marga Thamel Kathmandu Nepal
Email	[email protected]/ [email protected]

Frequently Asked Questions

The ideal time to visit is during the spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) months when the weather is pleasant, and the views are clear. The summer months (June-August) are good for lower-altitude regions, but monsoon rains may affect travel in some areas. Winter (December-February) is colder, especially in Tibet and Bhutan.

For Nepal, most travelers can obtain a visa upon arrival. Bhutan requires a visa that must be arranged through a licensed Bhutanese tour operator. Tibet requires a special travel permit, which is arranged as part of your tour package.

The tour is designed to be easy to moderate, suitable for all fitness levels. However, some activities like the hike to Tiger’s Nest Monastery in Bhutan can be strenuous. It is recommended to be in good health and to prepare for walking tours and some uphill excursions.

You will stay in 4-star hotels in Nepal and Bhutan, and 3-star hotels or equivalent in Tibet. The accommodations are comfortable, clean, and offer a mix of traditional and modern amenities.

The tour includes all meals—breakfast, lunch, and dinner—as per the itinerary. In some areas, meals will feature local cuisine, giving you a taste of each country’s culinary delights.

Yes, there may be optional activities such as paragliding in Pokhara or additional sightseeing excursions. These activities are not included in the standard itinerary but can be arranged upon request.

Pack light, comfortable clothing suitable for different weather conditions. In higher altitudes, temperatures can drop, so bring warm clothing, especially for Tibet. Also, carry comfortable walking shoes for sightseeing and hiking.

Yes, the tour will be guided by licensed English-speaking tour guides in both Nepal and Bhutan. In Tibet, the local guide will provide insights into the region’s history and culture.

Travel insurance is highly recommended, though not included in the package. It is important to have coverage for medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and other unexpected events.

The flight between Kathmandu (Nepal) and Paro (Bhutan) is approximately 1 hour, and the flight to Lhasa (Tibet) from Kathmandu is around 1 hour and 30 minutes. Travel times may vary depending on the airline and weather conditions.

Price Starts From US$ 2615