Max Height

2500 m

Trip Days

14 Days

Type

Tour

Difficulty

Easy

Starting From
GBP 9000

A tailor-made trip that covers important places of both Bhutan and Nepal and delivers the authentic experiences. 

 
Explore the deeply spiritual world of elaborate temple-fortresses, ancient culture and traditions, and mind-boggling landscapes of the Kingdom of Bhutan. Visit the unique capital city of Thimpu, stunning countryside of Punakha and Paro, and the legendary Tiger’s Nest Monastery that clings to a cliff 3,000 feet above the valley floor.
 
Similarly, explore the capital city of Nepal & its World Heritage Sites that are alive with spiritual vibration. Home to ten of the world’s 14 highest mountains, Nepal is one of the world’s extraordinary countries; a geographical wonder and ethnological crossroads with vibrant culture, rich history and unparalleled natural beauty.
 
Bhutan & Nepal Panorama is a journey of tranquillity and transformation where you get out into beautiful places, connect with nature and rejuvenate your mind, body and spirit.
 
Highlights:
- Fly alongside the Himalayan ranges with the views of Mt. Everest and many more peaks
- Visit the magnificent temples and fortresses of Bhutan
- Hike to Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest) monastery - one of the most sacred places of Bhutan
- Drive through the beautiful valleys and mountains and admire soaring Himalayan peaks and charming villages and valleys
- Visit the living museums and learn about the lifestyle of Bhutan
- Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Kathmandu valley
- Experience the unparalleled natural beauty of the Himalayas
- Explore the diverse national park of Chitwan encompassing lowland tropical jungle, indigenous Tharu villages and shelters a rich variety of wildlife including rare Bengal Tiger and One-horned Rhinoceros
- Enjoy the taste of Bhutanese and Nepali cuisine

Trip Overview
  • Best Season
    Tour
  • Price From
    9000
  • Type
    Tour
  • Trip Days
    14
  • Accomodation
    Hotel
  • Transportation
    Bus, Jeep
  • Day 1
    Arrive in Kathamndu
    Arrive in Kathamndu (1350m / 4430ft): On arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu, you will be welcomed by our representative and transferred to your hotel. After freshen up, walk around local area and enjoy the dinner in the evening.

    Meal included: Dinner
    Accommodation: Hotel Yak & Yeti
  • Day 2
    Fly to Paro, Bhutan
    Fly to Paro (2200m / 7200ft) - Drive to Thimphu (2320m / 7600ft) / 1 ½ hour’s drive: Upon arrival at Paro International Airport, you will be welcomed by your guide, and then escorted to your hotel in Thimphu. The drive from Paro to Thimphu (capital city) will take you through beautiful rice terraced fields, and alongside the gushing Pho Chu and Wang Chu rivers. After rest and freshen up, visit the impressive Tashichho Dzong - the ‘Fortress of the Glorious Religion’ and home to Bhutan’s royal government.

    Meals included: Breakfast, lunch & dinner
    Accommodation: Khang Residency
  • Day 3
    Sightseeing in Thimphu
    Sightseeing in Thimphu: Spend a day visiting various sites that provides an insight into the Bhutanese art, architecture, culture and traditions. Drive to the Buddha Point at a hilltop overlooking the Thimphu valley. The view of Thimphu valley from the park is just amazing. Then visit Folk Heritage Museum, Textile Museum, Simply Bhutan Museum and National Library. Stroll around the city before dinner.

    Meals included: Breakfast, lunch & dinner
    Accommodation: Khang Residency
  • Day 4
    Drive to Punakha
    Thimphu - Punakha (1240m / 4070ft) - Thimpu (3 hours’ drive): Make your way to Punakha, the old capital of Bhutan, enjoying the views from Dochu La Pass (3100m / 10,200ft). Take a short walk to the Chime Lhakhang known as the Temple of the Divine Madman, a uniquely-adorned 15th century temple said to bless visiting couples for fertility. After lunch visit Punakha Dzong situated at the junction of the two rivers Pho Chu (Male River) and Mo Chu (Female River). It is one of the most spectacular dzongs in the country. The Dzong serves as the winter residence for the Je Khenpo, Chief Abbot of Bhutan. If the time permits, stroll at a nearby village.

    Meals included: Breakfast, lunch & dinner
    Accommodation: Zhingkham Resort
  • Day 5
    Drive to Paro
    Drive to Paro (4 hours): After breakfast, drive to Paro. On the way, stop at 15 century Iron Bridge built by Thangtong Gyalpo (1385-1464) - a great yogi, physician, blacksmith, architect, and a pioneering civil engineer. After lunch, visit the National Museum of Bhutan which displays the Bhutanese culture, art and natural history, followed by historical Rinpung Dzong, a fortress- monastery overlooking the Paro valley. Built in 1644 by Ngawang Namgyal, the fortress-monastery served as an effective defense against numerous attempts for invasions by the Tibetans.

    Meals included: Breakfast, lunch & dinner
    Accommodation: The Village Lodge
  • Day 6
    Hike to Tiger’s Nest in Paro
    After an early breakfast, hike to the magnificent Tiger’s Nest Monastery (3120m / 10240 ft). The hike is about two miles and takes about 3 hours to reach the picturesque Tiger’s Nest (Taktsang) Monastery that clings to a cliff 3,000 feet above the valley floor. Tiger’s Nest is a sacred pilgrimage site, where the great
    tantric mystic Guru Rinpoche (Padmasambhava) is believed to have flown on the back of the tiger to bring the teachings of the Buddhist to Bhutan.

    Meals included: Breakfast, lunch & dinner
    Accommodation: The Village Lodge
  • Day 7
    Fly to Kathmandu
    Fly to Kathmandu: After breakfast, you will be picked up at hotel to transfer to airport. You will be picked up at Kathmandu airport, and then escorted to your hotel. In the afternoon, visit World Heritage Site of Bhaktapur - home of the medieval art and architecture. The Square is one of the most charming architectural showpieces of the Valley as it highlights some of the finest medieval arts of Nepal.

    Meal included: Breakfast
    Accommodation: Hotel Yak & Yeti
  • Day 8
    Sightseeing in Kathmandu
    Guided tour to World Heritage sites in Kathmandu: The rich tapestry of the cultural heritage of Nepal is synthesized in Kathmandu. Visit Patan - the first city of
    Nepal. The ancient name of Patan is Lalitpur, meaning city of beauty. The city is believed to be the first settlement in the Valley and famous for its amazing collection of fantastically carved temples and palace courtyards. Patan is also famous for authentic Nepali metal crafts. Then, visit Boudhanath, possibly the world’s largest Buddhist stupa and a site of great veneration and Tibetan culture. Visit Tibetan monastery and painting school. Lastly, visit the most revered Hindu temple of Nepal – Pashupatinath. The place is also a popular cremation site for Hindus, hence has a special atmosphere.

    Meal included: Breakfast
    Accommodation: Hotel Yak & Yeti
  • Day 9
    Fly to Pokhara
    Fly to Pokhara (850m / 2790ft): A short and scenic flight will take you to the beautiful town of Pokhara. Nestled beneath the Himalayas, the lush natural beauty of
    Pokhara contrasts with Fewa Lake and mountain views. Take a boat on ride Fewa Lake followed by lunch. Then visit the International Mountain Museums and walk around the colorful lakeside in the afternoon.

    Meals included: Breakfast & lunch
    Accommodation: Temple Tree Resort & Spa
  • Day 10
    In Pokhara
    After breakfast, take a short drive to Pumdikot (1500m / 4920ft), a site of an ancient fort on a hilltop. The site offers spectacular views of the Himalayas on a clear day. Then, take a pleasant short downhill hike to Peace Stupa dedicated for the world peace. The hike is downhill and offers outstanding views of the Fewa Lake,
    Pokhara city and Himalayas in the background. Free afternoon.

    Meals included: Breakfast & lunch
    Accommodation: Temple Tree Resort & Spa
  • Day 11
    Drive to Chitwan National Park
    Drive to Chitwan National Park (150m / 490ft): After breakfast you will leave for Chitwan National Park. It is about 4 ½ hours of beautiful drive through scenic Trisuli gorge and flat fertile land of Tarai in southern Nepal. You will stay two nights at Chitwan village at the border of Chitwan National Park. These two days Chitwan package provides different jungle activities such as jungle safari, boat ride, jungle walk, bird watching, tribal dance program, visiting tribal Tharu village etc. The activities will be in a small groups. The park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the last populations of one-horned Asiatic rhinoceros and home of the Bengal tiger.

    Note: During monsoon and post monsoon (usually mid-June to beginning of October), jeep safaris are not permitted to conduct by the park authority due to slippery and

    muddy roads. Alternate activities are provided during this period.

    Meals included: Breakfast, lunch & dinner
    Accommodation: Barahi Jungle Lodge
  • Day 12
    Jungle activities in Chitwan
    In Chitwan: Jungle activities.

    Meals included: Breakfast, lunch & dinner
    Accommodation: Barahi Jungle Lodge
  • Day 13
    Fly to Kathmandu
    Fly to Kathmandu: A short and scenic flight will bring you to Kathmandu. Upon arrival at Domestic Airport in Kathmandu, you will be picked up at the airport and transferred to the hotel. Visit the Soyambhunath stupa on a hillock overlooking Kathmandu valley.

    Meal included: Breakfast
    Accommodation: Hotel Yak & Yeti
  • Day 14
    Depart from Kathmandu
    You will be picked up at hotel and transfer to airport.

    Meal included: Breakfast


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