Maximum Altitude Thimpu (2,334m)
Start & End Point Kathmandu/Kathmandu
Best Seasons Mar-May, Sept-Nov, Dec & Jan
Departure Dates for 2025 and 2026
Note: We can run a trip for solo travelers, couples, friends, and family with children. Our private trips run daily. For small group travel, please check the dates below. If the dates below do not suit you, please email us or WhatsApp us at +9779851095800 to travel on your preferred dates.
September: 05,10,18,22,30
October: 02,05,08,12,16,20,24,30
November: 04,07,11,14,17,21,25,30
December: 03,07,12,17,21,24,30
Janurary: 02,12,20,25,30
February: 04,09,12,18,22,27
March: 03,07,11,14,17,21,25,29
April: 02,06,10,13,16,19,22,28
May: 02,07,11,15,20,28
June: 05,10,15,20,26,30
July: 04,10,14,19,24,30
August: 03,07,12,17,22,26,29
Highlights of Nepal and Bhutan Tour
- Visit the UNESCO World Heritage sites of Kathmandu Valley.
- Best Sunrise and fascinating Himalayan panorama view from Nagarkot
- Enjoy the natural beauty with the lovely terraces and farmland on the way to Nagarkot.
- Best of Nepal and Bhutan tour with stunning temple architecture and breathtaking mountain scenery.
- The scenic flight from Kathmandu to Paro is breathtaking and overwhelming. You can see the world’s highest mountain, Mout Everest.
- Hiking on the top of the tiger’s nest, Bhutan’s most iconic religious place.
Overview of Nepal Bhutan Tour – 10 Days
Nepal and Bhutan have very similar landscapes, such as the High Mountains and natural beauty. Although these two countries remain isolated, they have a tremendous culture and incredible natural beauty. The connection between Bhutan and Nepal forms Buddhism. The Nepal Bhutan tour offers you the best of its highlight places.
Buddhism is the main religion in Bhutan, and almost 75% of the people follow it. Besides, the light of Asia, Lord Gautam Buddha, was born in Nepal. Both Nepal and Bhutan are some of the top spots for travel geeks. A Nepal-Bhutan tour will give you a great experience of both countries simultaneously.
Bhutan is a beautiful country with unique cultures and religions. It is a pleasing and peaceful Buddhist country. Bhutan is the home of hundreds of Temples, Dzongs, monuments, and cultural variations. It is my favorite country in South Asia to visit.
You can explore the capital of both countries, Kathmandu and Paro. This tour highlights the unique history, culture, and religion. Seeing the natural glories is another highlight of the tour. Above the Himalayas will ensure you get an exceptional experience through this tour.
The multi-country tour is always an excellent way to observe the richness of two nations at once. The Nepal and Bhutan tour was the most fruitful journey of my lifetime. It takes us close to two different states and observes variations between those two nations.
It allows us to view similarities in natural glory and cultural diversity. During this Nepal-Bhutan tour, you can explore different monasteries and try different types of cuisine.
Nepal Bhutan Tour 10 days trip
The Nepal Bhutan tour offers a close view of Nepal and Bhutan’s exotic culture and traditions. It is a 10-day trip to cover both country’s main highlights. The cultural tour of Bhutan is accompanied by a visit to popular sightseeing destinations and a chance to observe beautiful artifacts of Bhutanese typical culture and historical spots. Experience Bhutanese hospitality, admire the ever-changing landscapes, and immerse yourself in Bhutan’s rich Buddhist culture during your cultural tour of Bhutan. The Bhutan cultural tour may showcase the country’s magnificent architecture and arts and crafts, a significant part of the Bhutanese identity.
Begin your cultural Nepal Bhutan tour by arriving in Kathmandu. We will take you to the world heritage sites of Kathmandu, which have Buddhist and Hindu monuments. After a short visit to Nepal, we will take a scenic flight to Paro Airport. Visit the Paro Rinpung Dzong, Kichu Lhakhang, the oldest temple in the country, and Drugyal Dzong. Enjoy a full day of sightseeing in the capital city, Thimpu, including a visit to the National Memorial Chorten, the National Textile Museum, the Folk Heritage Museum, and the School of Traditional Painting of Arts and Crafts.
The pass to Punakha offers the most spectacular view over the high peaks of the eastern Himalayas. We will pass through dense forests of Oak and Rhododendron trees, reaching Gangtey (Phubjika) and Paro. You’ll be mesmerized to see the silvery Pa Chu (Paro River) flowing down the valley, the Paro Dzong (fortress), and Ta Dzong (watch tower). The Bhutan culture tour ends with a visit to the famous Taktsang Gompa (Tiger’s Nest Monastery). This program offers a rare opportunity to savor unique valleys of different cultures and customs.
Things to know about Bhutan
- The rules and restrictions may differ as Bhutan is a very isolated country. Some of the things to know about Bhutan before traveling are as follows.
- They do not allow anyone to smoke in public places. It would help if you searched for a place where you can smoke.
- You should, in any way, the royals in Bhutan.
- Your luggage will be strictly checked, as importing and exporting goods over the allowed quantity is forbidden in Bhutan.
- Dressing in Bhutan is a bit particular; you should dress modestly with long sleeves while visiting cultural places.
- They will not let you enter if you are wearing something reveling
- You must always ask for permission before touching or photographing any object.
- The people of Bhutan are humble, so you can talk to them and have a genuine conversation with them.
Best time for the Nepal Bhutan Tour
Nepal and Bhutan are in the same region of Asia; the best seasons to travel are spring and autumn. Autums from mid-September to early December are the best times to travel. You can also get a clear view of the mountains and hills. Winter is quite cold there. While you travel in the winter months, December to January, the weather is icy, and views can be poor. Spring, March, and May are other good times to visit Bhutan. During this time, you can see a forest full of rhododendrons and other flowers.
The weather during this time is perfect for traveling in Nepal and Bhutan. The clear skies and fresh, clean surroundings will make your trip even more enjoyable. July to August is considered the rainy season; you can travel, but the views can be poor due to clouds. In the rainy season, you may get lost in the rain on a Nepal tour and need to carry an umbrella.
Food During the Nepal Bhutan Tour
The best part of traveling is trying a different variety of cuisines. Food in Nepal has lots of choices compared to Bhutan. The Busy city of Thamel has many good restaurants that offer local and international dishes. During the Nepal and Bhutan tours, you can have organic cooked food with local spices.
If you have any dietary necessities, you must mention them to your guide. Trying various cuisines from Nepal and Bhutan will make your travel more amusing. Nepali national dish is DAl and Bhat (rice and lentil soup mixed with curry and different meat options). Ema Datshi is Bhutan’s national dish, where the word “Ema” means “chili” and “Datse” means “cheese.”
Nepal Bhutan Tour Cost
The Nepal Bhutan tour is quite expensive compared to other terms. This is due to the flight and government permit fees of Bhutan. The cost of Nepal and Bhutan tours mainly depends on group size and hotel standards. In Bhutan, there are 3 stars luxury hotels, and in Nepal, there are also now many International chain hotel brands. We can make the trip cost as per your needs and budget.
The cost of the tours also depends on your group size. If you are just one person, it is much more expensive. The Nepal Bhutan tour cost for 2 to 6 people is about USD 3550 per person. If you are above the 6-person group till 12, the costs will be USD 3650 per person.
The cost of a group tour is less than that of a solo trip.
The benefit of traveling in a group for the Nepal Bhutan tour is the price. The cost will be less compared to the private tour cost. While the number of tourists increases, the cost per person will be lower. You can share the transport cost, and the Bhutan government also lowers the costs for bigger groups.
Your accommodation preference significantly impacts your Nepal Bhutan tour costs. In our Nepal Bhutan tour, we will include 3-star accommodation. However, you can opt for 4-star or 5-star hotels, automatically increasing the final price. The cost of 5-star hotels in Nepal and Bhutan is quite expensive.
The other factor that lowers or increases the cost is your traveling time. If you are traveling during the low season in winter and rainy season, The price will be lower, and a discount will be available.
Physical Fitness for Nepal Bhutan Tour
The Nepal Bhutan tour is easy and suitable for anybody. The only little difficult part is hiking to Tiger Nest Monastery. Any travel enthusiast with average physical fitness can complete it and enjoy it. Climbing Tiger’s Nest will challenge people over 60 but also test our willpower and tenacity. Yet, individuals with respiratory/heart/knee problems can find this hike challenging. The hike duration may vary depending on the trekker’s walking pace. Walk your own pace and listen to your body to enjoy the journey.
You may want to bring hiking poles to help your knees on the descent. Some people stop at the viewpoint with a row of prayer wheels. If you prefer to call it a day at the cafeteria and turn back, you should constantly monitor your fitness and walk accordingly. Normal fitness people can enjoy the hiking experience. If you feel unfit to walk to the top, you can ride a horse or mule donkey to the midway.
Here are some tips for traveling to Tiger’s Nest in Nepal Bhutan tour
- Keep yourself hydrated to make your journey comfortable.
- Slow and steady is the ideal place for any trek or hike. You’ll gain elevation quickly, so you may feel short of breath and rest when necessary. Thus, climb at your own pace to Paro Taktsang, a monastery with many religious statues and monks.
- It would help to remember dress etiquette on your Nepal and Bhutan tours.
- Avoid shorts, T-shirts, sleeveless tops, etc. The ticket counter only opens at 7:00 a.m., so you are urged to verify with your guide for time confirmation.
- Before entering the temples and monastery, you must remove shoes, hats, caps, and sunglasses.
- You need to wear comfortable boots with ankle support, which makes for a pleasant walk for your Nepal Bhutan tours.
- Wearing slippers will make it hard to walk. Wear thicker, darker shocks. Sweaters or summer jackets should be carried to protect yourself from the wind.
- Before entering the monastery, you must store your bags, cameras, and mobile phones in lockers. The tour vehicles can only stop at the car park at the valley base.
- At the Monastery entrance, you must keep your belongings, including mobile phones, in a locker. So carry a lock and keys to lock the locker.
- The cafeteria is midway. The animal ride will take you there. From here, you need to walk. You can also have lunch or rest here.
- Having a walking stick with you for the hike is a great idea. The walking sticks will help you with balance, especially for the downhill climb.
- Bringing some snacks or energy bars will help replenish energy during the hike.
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