Nepal India Tibet Tour

We meet you at the airport and transfer you to the hotel for your Nepal India Tibet tour. Get rest for the day.

A Nepal India Tibet tour starts from Delhi, including Red Fort and the Jama Masjid, a full day in Delhi. It is the biggest mosque in India. We will also take you to Raj Ghat, the memorial of Mahatma Gandhi. Furthermore, to the India Gate, an Arch of Commemorative victory.

We will visit the Presidential residence, Rashtrapati Bhavan, and the Parliament Sansad Bhavan. We will also see the secretary’s government buildings. Finally, we will visit Connaught Place, a commercial and managerial center. Overnight at the Hotel in Delhi.

After breakfast, we start our Nepal India Tibet tour. We leave Delhi. We drive about 5 hours to Jaipur, a charming Old Indian city. Visit Amber Fort – the old capital of the State up to 1728. Visit the Jantar Mantar or astronomical observatory.

We see the Palace of Rajput, learn about the Mughal paintings and weapons, and visit the impressive Hawa Mahal or the Palace of Winds. We then spend the night in Jaipur.

After breakfast, drive to Agra. On the way, please stop at the walled city of Fatehpur Sikri, built by Akbar the Great to commemorate the birth of his son. Visit the red stone mosques, courtyards, and palaces.

Our main highlight of the India-Nepal Tibet tour is the Taj Mahal. Shajahan built it in 1631 to harbor his favorite queen’s body, Mumtaz Mahal. The mausoleums, forts, and palaces are architectural splendor. They are a vivid reminder of the opulence of the legendary Moghul Empire. Agra was the capital in the 16th and early 17th centuries.

Overnight in Agra.

After Breakfast, depart by plane/train with destination Varanasi. It is the holiest site in India. Thousands of Hindu pilgrims tour its temples and bathe in the Ganges River. Overnight in Varanasi.

On an early morning boat ride on the Ganges, see people taking a bath at the river with the sound of bells and oil lamps. See the Ghats, where people cremate a Hindu’s dead body. Leave for Nepal by plane to go to the next destination on our Nepal Tibet India tour.

Please meet us at Kathmandu airport and transfer to the hotel. If we have time, visit Monkey Temple and Kathmandu Durbar Square.

Sightseeing of Kathmandu: Today is a full day’s sightseeing in Kathmandu Valley. We will visit the Hindu temple complex at Pashupatinath (a UNESCO World Heritage Site).

Visit the biggest Buddhist Stupa at Boudhanath. Also, visit Monkey Temple, i.e., Swoyambhunath (2000-year-old temple). Go to Patan, City of Fine Arts. Return to the hotel.

We can take the short flight to Pokhara, which offers a magnificent mountain view, or we can drive by private car or tourist bus through the scenic highway, which takes 7 hours. Pokhara’s unique charm derives from its splendid climate. We can view magnificent Machhapuchhare, Fish Tail Mountain (6997m), and the mighty Annapurna.

Enhancing Pokhara’s appeal is Phewa Lake on our Nepal India Tibet tour at the foot of massive peaks a mere 25 km away. Pokhara celebrates mountains and its people, most famously the Gurungs and Magars. They formed the core of the renowned Gurkha soldiers.

Walk around Fewa Lake in the afternoon and take a boat ride. The lake’s calm green water offers spectacular views of the Annapurna Himalaya Range, reflected in all its glory. Spend a leisurely evening.

Wake up early and drive to Sarangkot, about a 40-minute drive. Spend time enjoying some incredible sunrise views of the Annapurna Peaks. It glows in hues of orange & gold in the rays of the morning sun. What you’ll see is unforgettable and worth the trouble of waking up early.

Return to your hotel in time for a sumptuous breakfast. Then, you will tour Davids Falls, caves, and the Tibetan Refugee Camp. You will be back at your hotel in the evening. Overnight stay in Pokhara. Enjoy the evening by strolling along the Lake’s beachside.

Today, you will return to Kathmandu on the Nepal-India Tiber tour. Alternatively, you can take a short and easy flight.

After your Nepal and India tour, you will prepare to explore the next best destination, Tibet. The journey to Tibet will begin with Lhasa city. Here, you will visit various monasteries and museums.

Today, we explore the heart of Tibet by taking a special tour. Our tour begins with a visit to Sera Monastery. Sera, in Tibetan, means “Wild Rose Garden” since opulent wild rose woods once grew around it. They completed building the Sera monastery in 1419.

The Monastery stands grandly on a mountain slope with colorful architecture. Explore Norbulinka Palace, which means ‘beautiful gardens’ in Tibetan. It is the summer palace of the Dalai Lama. At the serene Sera Monastery, enjoy watching the monks debate the Buddhist scriptures.

See the outstanding collection of ancient murals and statues. The Tibetans wrote scriptures with gold powder. View wonderful scroll paintings, tapestries, and Thangka. Visit the Jokhang Temple, a spiritual center of the Tibetan people.

Numerous Buddhists from every corner of Tibet come to burn incense and worship here daily. Follow the pilgrimage circuit along the ancient streets of the old town around Barkhor Bazaar. Return to the hotel overnight.

Today, we will explore the Potala Palace and Drepung Monastery. The 17th-century Potala Palace offers a fantastic view of the entire city. It has private quarters of the Dalai Lama, many grand state rooms, and chapels.

We will guide you through the ancient chamber of the palace and show you Tibetan art and statues. After visiting the Potala Palace, enjoy the solemnity of the holy Dreprung Monastery. It is one of the largest Monasteries in Tibet. It was built in the 14th century and sheltered around 10,000 monks.

You can observe many nuns and monks chanting and performing religious discourses. However, there has been quite a decline, resulting in only a few hundred. This monastery knots together the Tibetans’ respect and belief. The evening is free for shopping; return to the hotel overnight.

Early morning drive to Gonggar airport or train station—departure flight to your onward destination.