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                         Trip Highlights of Short Bhutan Tour from Nepal – 4 Days
 Exciting mountain hike to the Tiger’s Nest Monastery (Taktsang) in Paro.
Amazing Himalayan scenery on the scenic flight Kathmandu-Paro.
Cultural excursions in the museums, local markets, and art schools of Bhutan.
Visiting the most historic sites of Thimphu such as the National Memorial Chorten and   Tashichho Dzong.
 Seeing the national animal of Bhutan, the Takin, a wildlife sanctuary in Thimphu.
 Wonder at the architecture of Bhutanese dzongs and temples in Paro and Thimphu.

Overview of Short Bhutan Tour from Nepal – 4 Days

This short Bhutan tour from Nepal is a wonderful way to experience the culture and natural beauty of Bhutan in just four days. It fits well to those who are already in Nepal or those who do not have much time yet want to visit this serene country of the Himalayas. The trip starts with a one hour scenic flight in Kathmandu to Paro. On clear days, you may see views of the Himalayan range and even Mount Everest during the flight, offering a memorable start to your Short Bhutan tour from Nepal.

This short Bhutan tour is carefully designed by Above The Himalaya to include the most important highlights of the country. You will see Paro and Thimphu during the tour which is the capital city of Bhutan where the tradition and everyday life coexist. You will also get to visit monasteries, dzongs, local markets, and museums that showcase the strong spiritual foundations and culture of the people of Bhutan. One of the main experiences of this short Bhutan tour is the hike to Tiger’s Nest Monastery, a sacred site located high on a cliff above the Paro Valley.

Throughout the short Bhutan tour, you will be guided by knowledgeable local guides who share insights into Bhutanese history, Buddhism, and local customs. You will get the chance to eat the traditional Bhutanese food, visit them in the handicraft shops and also be able to interact with the local people. Comfortable hotels are also booked on a night to night basis enabling you to relax even after a day of sightseeing. All the traveling plans such as permits, transport and guided tours are managed thus making the travel easy and comfortable.

This short Bhutan tour offers a balanced mix of cultural exploration and quiet moments in nature. Whether it is visiting temples and points of view or taking a stroll in serene valleys, every day offers a good experience. By the end of this Short Bhutan tour from Nepal, you will have a clear sense of Bhutan’s culture, lifestyle, and spiritual atmosphere, all within a short and well planned journey.

Itinerary of Short Bhutan Tour from Nepal – 4 Days

DAY
01

Day 01: Fly from Kathmandu to Paro and drive to Thimphu

Your short Bhutan tour begins in the morning with a scenic flight from Kathmandu to Paro. During the flight, we will get views of the Himalayan range, and on good days, it is possible to have views of Mount Everest from the window. After landing at Paro Airport, our local Bhutanese guide will meet us and assist us with arrival formalities.

We will start the Bhutan short tour with a visit to the National Museum of Bhutan, located in an old watchtower above Paro town. Inside the museum, we will see displays related to the Bhutanese culture, traditional art and natural history, and helping us understand the country better. From the museum area we can also see Paro Dzong from above.

After the visit, we will drive towards the capital city of Bhutan, Thimphu. The drive follows rivers and forested hills in views of small villages and daily life. Upon reaching Thimphu, we will visit the Memorial Chorten, where local people go to make prayers and walk around the stupa. If time permits, we will also visit Buddha Dordenma a large statue overlooking the city. In the evening, we will have a walk around the area of the town before checking into the hotel. Dinner and overnight stay will be at Thimphu.

DAY
02

Day 02: Sightseeing in Thimphu, Drive to Paro

After breakfast, we will spend the day exploring Thimphu as part of our short Bhutan tour. We shall also pay a visit to some of the key cultural and learning sites, which show the culture and life of the people of Bhutan. We will visit the National Library first where we will observe old Buddhist texts and manuscripts. Later we will go to the Institute of Traditional Medicine to get acquainted with the system of herbal healing in Bhutan, provided that it is open to visitors.

Then we will proceed to the School of Arts and Crafts where the students can be trained in the arts of Bhutan like painting, carving and sculpture. We will also visit the Textile Museum near by and we will see traditional clothes and weaving processes. We will see Folk Heritage Museum after lunch in a local restaurant to learn about the rural style of living in Bhutan in a traditional farmhouse.

Later in the afternoon, we will visit Tashichho Dzong, which is both a government center and a monastic complex. In the early evening we could stop at a handicraft market for souvenir shopping. Above The Himalaya makes a comfortable arrangement for a drive back to Paro in the evening. Dinner and overnight stay would be in Paro.

DAY
03

Day 03: Paro Sightseeing and Tiger's Nest Hike

Today is a special day of the Bhutan tour from Nepal as we explore the Paro Valley. The hiking will begin with the hiking of Tiger Nest Monastery after breakfast. This monastery is located in the valley on one of the highest cliffs and is among the most important spiritual locations in the Bhutan country. The hike will normally take a couple of hours and is along a forest trail with prayer flags along the way. For those who like pony rides are available up to a certain point.

We will take our time walking, resting at view points, and enjoying the peaceful surroundings. Upon reaching the monastery, we will explore the prayer halls and learn about the religious importance of the monastery from our guide. After spending some quiet time here, we will hike back down and have lunch in Paro.

In the afternoon, we will visit Kyichu Lhakhang, one of the oldest temples in Bhutan – it is well known for its peaceful atmosphere. We may also visit the ruins of Drugyel Dzong which has historical importance and one can enjoy the mountain views on clear days. Later, we will have time to walk in Paro town for shopping or relaxing. In the evening, we will be having our last dinner in Bhutan. Overnight stay will be at Paro.

DAY
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Day 04: Flight from Paro to Kathmandu

After breakfast, your short Bhutan tour comes to an end. Our representative will transfer you to Paro Airport with the help of our guide. As we head back on the flight to Kathmandu, we can take one last look at the valleys and the hills below.

Upon arrival in Kathmandu, the Bhutan tour from Nepal officially concludes. We will receive you at the airport and will assist us with hotel transfer or onward travel plans. Though the Bhutan short tour is brief, it offers meaningful cultural experiences and peaceful moments that remain memorable. We wish this has left behind a unique chapter in your Himalayan experience.

Trip Extension

Suppose you have more time in Nepal after this trip. In that case, we can help you to extend your trip by running different treks in Nepal, tours in Bhutan and Tibet, Jungle safari tours at Chitwan, Bardia, and other National parks, Nepal luxury hotel booking, Rafting, Ultra-light flights, or any other travel-related services. You can get more information here.

Includes/Excludes

What's Included?

Airport pick-up and drop-off in Kathmandu for a smooth arrival and departure.
Comfortable transportation in a private car or Hiace, depending on your group size.
Accommodation during the tour on a sharing basis in both Nepal and Bhutan.
Daily breakfast in Kathmandu.
Flight tickets from Kathmandu to Paro and back.
English-speaking Nepali guide in Nepal to assist you throughout your stay.
Experienced English-speaking Bhutanese guide and local staff for all Bhutan sightseeing.
All sightseeing, city tours, and monastery entrance fees in Bhutan as listed in the itinerary.
All meals in Bhutan (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) during your short Bhutan tour.
All government taxes and service charges.
Bhutan visa processing and visa fee.

What's Excluded?

International airfare to and from Nepal.
Nepal visa fee.
Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu.
Travel insurance, personal equipment, phone calls, internet, or laundry.
Personal expenses such as drinks, snacks, beverages, and souvenirs.
Tips and gratuities for guides, drivers, and support staff (optional but appreciated).
Airport taxes.
Horse or pony ride for the Tiger’s Nest hike, if you choose to use one.

Route Map & Altitude Chart

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Weather and Season for the Short Bhutan Tour

Weather is an important factor when planning a short Bhutan tour, as it affects comfort, visibility, and daily activities. There are four major seasons in Bhutan and each season offers a new form of traveling experience. Choosing the right time helps make the short Bhutan tour smooth and enjoyable.

The spring between March and May is one of the pleasantest seasons. It is a very pleasant climate, warm days and cool evenings. Strolling in Paro and Thimphu is easy with valleys being filled with blossoms and walking tours. This season is suitable for travelers joining a short Bhutan tour from Nepal who prefer clear days and cultural exploration.

Autumn, from late September to November, is also another ideal time. After the monsoon the skies are mostly clear and temperatures are mostly comfortable during the day. This is the popular season for sightseeing and hiking Tiger’s Nest. Many festivals also occur during autumn which adds cultural value to the trip.

Winter months of December to February are dry and cold, particularly at night. Summer from June to August is rainy, however the countryside is green and peaceful. We will direct you on clothing and preparation depending on your month of travel.

Food and Drink during the Tour

Food is an enjoyable part of the short Bhutan tour, and meals are arranged carefully to suit travelers. During the short Bhutan tour, meals are usually taken at hotels and selected local restaurants. Breakfast is served at the hotel and consists of such common items such as bread, eggs, cereal, tea, coffee and some locals.

Lunch is typically eaten during the hours of sightseeing in a clean local restaurant. You will be able to relax and enjoy Bhutanese dishes such as red rice, vegetable curries, momos and soups. Dinners are served at the hotel and serve the option of both Bhutanese and continental cuisine. Spicy food is common in Bhutan but the food is cooked in a mild way unless you ask for it to be spicy.

Vegetarian meals are common, and many dishes are suitable for vegetarian tastes. Vegan and special dietary requirements can also be arranged as long as they are shared in advance. Clean drinking water is available on a daily basis, and we do not recommend tap water.

Tea and coffee are easily available, and you can try traditional butter tea if you wish. Alcoholic drinks and soft drinks are not included. During the short Bhutan tour from Nepal, we ensure meals are safe and comfortable.

Altitude Sickness and Recommendations

Altitude sickness is usually not a major concern during a short Bhutan tour, as the itinerary stays at moderate elevations. Paro is situated at an altitude of about 2200 meters and Thimphu is slightly higher with an altitude of about 2320 meters. The highest point reached during the short Bhutan tour is Tiger’s Nest, which is visited as a day hike.

Most travellers feel comfortable at these altitudes. Some will notice that they feel a little tired, or they may find that they breathe slower, on uphill walks, and especially when hiking to Tiger’s Nest. These feelings are normal and usually go away with rest. We plan the itinerary so that there is a possibility of adjusting gradually but not rushing.

To stay comfortable during the short Bhutan tour from Nepal, we suggest drinking plenty of water, eating light meals, and walking at a relaxed pace. We will take breaks on hikes and sightseeing as need is. There is no pressure to hurry.

Our guides are also trained to keep an eye on guests and provide support if anybody is feeling unwell. Lower altitude areas are always available and symptoms tend to improve fairly quickly. By listening to your body and following simple guidance altitude will not affect your enjoyment of the tour.

Visa and Permits for the Short Bhutan Tour

All the international travelers require visa in order to enter Bhutan. For your short Bhutan tour, we will handle the visa and permit process on your behalf. Once your booking is confirmed we will ask for a copy of your passport and a recent photograph.

The visa is handled through official Bhutan authorities prior to your arrival. After the approval, a visa clearance letter is issued. Present this letter at the airport before boarding your flight to Paro. Visa stamp is provided on arrival in Bhutan.

The short Bhutan tour also includes necessary travel permits for Paro and Thimphu. These permits are automatically arranged and checked at security points. You need not deal with any paperwork while you are on the trip.

A visa fee and the Sustainable Development Fee will be applied for most travelers. These fees help to support Bhutan’s education, healthcare and environmental protection. We clearly explain whether these costs are included in your short Bhutan tour from Nepal package.

Independent travel is not permitted in Bhutan therefore you will ever travel with a guide and a driver who have been licensed. This ensures safety, smooth travel, and complete accordance with local regulations.

Health and Safety

Health and safety are well managed during the short Bhutan tour. Bhutan is known for its peaceful environment and low crime rate, making it a safe destination for travelers. Paro and Thimphu are peaceful towns and the visitors usually feel comfortable to move around.

Hotels and restaurants used during the short Bhutan tour follow good hygiene standards. We recommend you eat food that is prepared fresh and drink only bottled or boiled water. Carry your own basic personal medicines, including prescribed medicines.

While sightseeing wear comfortable walking shoes, as some paths and steps of the monastery can be uneven. Our guides explain rules of the site and make sure that the visitor is following safety guidelines. Medical facilities are available at Paro and Thimphu for basic treatment.

Road travel is safe and we use dependable vehicles and experienced drivers. At all times, seat belts should be worn. Travel insurance is strongly recommended for the short Bhutan tour from Nepal to cover health care, delays, or emergencies. With good planning and support from the local communities, the tour is kept safe and relaxed.

Transportation

Transportation during the short Bhutan tour from Nepal is fully organized to ensure comfort and reliability. The journey starts with the flight from Kathmandu to Paro that is about an hour long. We help with flight bookings, airport transfer in Nepal.

After arrival in Paro, all travel during the short Bhutan tour is by private vehicle. Vehicles are clean, comfortable and fit for mountain roads. Drives between Paro and Thimphu are scenic and take around one to one and a half hours.

The same vehicle is used for sightseeing, hotel transfers, and access to hiking points. Walking is the mode of transport in towns and heritage areas, but there is always vehicle support close by. Our drivers are experienced and adhere to safety rules closely.

On the last day we will transfer you to Paro Airport for your return flight. Our group will meet you upon your arrival at Kathmandu and assist you in making further arrangements. Transportation is managed from start to finish so you can enjoy the short Bhutan tour without stress.

Travel Insurance

Travel insurance is highly recommended for the short Bhutan tour. Though Bhutan is secure and well-disciplined, some unforeseen circumstances exist such as delay in flights, illnesses or weather alterations. Insurance provides peace of mind throughout the Bhutan tour from Nepal.

It should be medical treatment, evacuation due to an emergency, trip cancellation and lost luggage insurance. Even simple medical treatment is costly without insurance and even the evacuation services are costly in case required.

While the Bhutan short tour does not involve extreme activities, hiking and road travel always carry minor risks. Insurance will guarantee that you are secure against the eventualities of plans having to change abruptly.

Before you move out of your home country, we advise that you purchase insurance. Carry a copy of your policy and emergency contact numbers along with you on the trip. As much as we take all possible measures to make the journey a smooth sail, insurance is a necessary feature of protection and safeguard.

Extra Expenses on the Short Bhutan Tour

The short Bhutan tour includes most essential services, but some personal expenses are not included. These may include international flights between Kathmandu and Paro if not part of your package, visa fees, drinks other than water and personal shopping.

Souvenirs such as textiles, handicrafts, stamps and art are popular purchases. Prices differ according to quality and workmanship. Your guide can be to help you shop responsibly and not to overpay for anything.

Tipping of guides and drivers is optional but appreciated for good service. Alcoholic beverages, snacks, laundry services and phone calls are paid separately. Credit cards are accepted in some places, but it is useful to carry some cash.

We recommend keeping extra cash for flexibility during the Bhutan short tour. Having small expenses planned in advance helps make your Bhutan tour from Nepal smooth and worry free.

Language and Communication

Dzongkha is the official language of Bhutan, but English is widely spoken all across the country. Communication is easy during the Bhutan tour from Nepal, especially in hotels, shops, and tourist areas. Our guides are fluent in English and assist in all the communication.

Most signs, menus and information boards are written in English. You can ask questions freely and know the explanations while sightseeing. Simple local greetings are appreciated but not necessary.

Most hotels have WiFi although the speed can be slow. In Thimphu and Paro, the coverage of mobile networks is good. Local SIM cards will be purchased where necessary.

Staying connected during the short Bhutan tour is generally easy. However, we encourage travelers to take advantage of the peaceful environment, and reduce screen time. Communication will not be a concern during the Bhutan short tour.

Don’ts on This Trip

During the short Bhutan tour, respecting local culture and traditions is very important. Visitors are expected to wear modest attires particularly when accessing monasteries and religious facilities. In these places, shorts, sleeveless tops and hats should be avoided.

Permission to take photographs inside temples is often not granted, and permission must always be asked for. Smoking in public places is limited and tobacco laws are severe. Littering and wasting of food or water is to be avoided.

Couples are not allowed to show their affection publicly or act with noise. Tourists are not expected to comment negatively on the local traditions or the cuisine. It is also not advisable to give kids sweets and cash.

These few tips can enable the tourists to conserve Bhutan and its culture and environment. Respectful behavior ensures a pleasant experience for both visitors and locals during the Bhutan short tour.

Trip Extension

Many travelers find that four days pass quickly during a short Bhutan tour and wish to spend more time exploring the country. Trip extensions are possible and can be organized depending on your interests, days available and pace of your trip. Adding extra days is a way to explore more regions and enjoy in a relaxed way.

One popular extension is to visit Punakha, the former capital of Bhutan. Punakha is at a lower altitude and possesses a warmer climate. The area is known for its rivers, farmlands and Punakha Dzong. This extension typically takes an additional 2 days and involves a scenic drive over Dochula Pass. You may also visit Chimi Lhakhang and the nearby villages. With more time, some places such as Wangdue Phodrang or Haa Valley could also be added to the list.

If your travel dates match a local festival, you may extend your Bhutan short tour to attend a tshechu. These festivals involve masked dances, music and local gatherings. Festival times are busy so it is best to plan ahead.

Your Bhutan tour from Nepal can also be combined with Nepal sightseeing such as Kathmandu, Pokhara, or a short trek. Above The Himalaya handles everything from hotels and transport and flights and permits making the extensions smooth and flexible.

Photography and Drone Rules

Photography is allowed in many outdoor areas during a short Bhutan tour, including towns, landscapes, and viewpoints. Local people tend to be friendly but it is polite to ask permission before taking close photos. If a person does not want to be photographed, their choice should be respected. When taking pictures of daily life, it is better to be an observer and not disturb people.

Photography is prohibited from being taken inside temples, monasteries and prayer halls. Cameras and phones often have to be left outside before entering religious sites. This rule is practiced throughout Bhutan and is strictly followed. Some courtyards can also be restricted during ceremonies, so we will follow the instructions of our guide.

Photos of military areas, security checkpoints, and government buildings are not allowed. This is for safety reasons.

The use of drones is very limited in Bhutan. Bringing a drone requires special permission from authorities which rarely is given for tourists. It is forbidden to fly drones near monasteries, towns, and natural areas. For this reason, drones are not recommended on a Bhutan short tour.

Flash photography should not be used in museums and cultural sites. Keeping equipment secure is recommended, but Bhutan is very safe. Respectful photography helps to protect Bhutan’s culture, and to ensure a positive experience for all.

Tips for First Time Visitors

For first time travelers, a little preparation can make the short Bhutan tour more comfortable and enjoyable. Packing layered clothes is critical because temperatures may vary throughout the day. Comfortable walking shoes are a must, especially for the visits to the monasteries and the hike to Tiger’s Nest. Sun protection and a light jacket are also helpful.

The local currency is Ngultrum and Indian rupees are accepted in many places. Credit cards are accepted in a few hotels and shops only, so it is advisable to carry cash. ATMs are limited, so do not expect to be able to rely on them entirely.

Bhutanese people are well-mannered and gentle. A smile or a simple namaste is appreciated. When visiting homes or temples, follow the instructions of your guide and dress appropriately: be modest. Showing an interest about the local culture generates meaningful interactions.

Internet access is available, but can be slow. Many travellers love to limit screen time and focus on the peaceful surroundings around them. Staying hydrated, eating light meals, and using hand sanitizer helps to stay comfortable.

During your Bhutan tour from Nepal, listen to your guide, stay flexible, and enjoy the slower pace. Respect for culture, nature, and people will make your Bhutan short tour a rewarding experience.

Most Asked Questions by Travellers

General

You will be flying scenically one-hour flight across Kathmandu to Paro. The trip is an excellent sight of the Himalayas and during clear days, you could even see the Mount Everest. Our crew will help in airport pickups and the successful beginning of your vacation. Everything in Bhutan once you have landed at Paro is all part of your trip.

No, the flight is not included by default. We can assist you in booking it separately for your convenience. From the point of arrival in Paro, all the sightseeing, transportation, and services of Bhutan are included.

This is essentially an easy cultural sightseeing tour that can be taken by family members and healthy elders. Tiger Nest hike is a moderate level of challenge, which can be skipped or completed partly in case of the necessity. The itinerary can be slowed down to make it comfortable.

Yes, provided that your traveling days are the same with Paro or Thimphu Tsechu celebration, we will add it to your schedule. It will include masked dances, music, and local cultural performances. The tour, despite the absence of festivals, is a good cultural experience in terms of temples, markets, and heritage sites.

It is a 4-day Nepal-based tour, which promises to offer a short but meaningful journey through Bhutan. It is a short-trip but includes the Paro, Thimphu and the Tiger Nest hike. Each day will be used as a balance between cultural exploration and relaxation.

Preparation & Fitness

Pack layered clothes as the weather may vary throughout the day. It is advisable to use comfortable walking shoes, sunhat, sunscreen and a light jacket. Simple attires are needed when visiting monasteries and bring your own medicines, passport, visa clearance letter and travel insurance documents.

Economy class passengers The passenger is typically permitted 30 kg of checked baggage and 7 kg of carry-on baggage. Luggage should ideally be under 25 kg for ease of handling. Kathmandu has a safe place to store extra baggage, should there be a need to do so.

The local currency is the Bhutanese Ngultrum (Nu) whereby the Indian Rupees are acceptable. One can also exchange US dollars in the banks or at the airport. Always have a little money to spend on gifts, gratuities and personal expenses.

Yes, vegetarian, vegan and other eating need can be organized provided they are informed in advance. The cuisine in Bhutan is largely vegetarian and the hotels and restaurants can tailor their cuisines to your taste. Dietary needs should be shared in advance before the trip so that everything proceeds smoothly.

Most of the tour can be undertaken with moderate fitness including town sightseeing. The Tiger Nest hike is not too difficult, although it may be completed at a slow pace or, at least, partially. Frequent exercising or walking prior to the trip will facilitate the hike.

Permits

Yes, everyone who is traveling internationally needs a visa. We take care of the visa process after you have made a reservation. A visa clearance letter will be issued to you and the stamp is provided upon landing in Paro Airport.

Yes, there are all the sightseeing arrangements of Paro and Thimphu. They are prearranged and screened at the checkpoints. There is no paperwork to be done when touring.

A large number of tourists need a tourist visa to get access to Nepal and this may be obtained at Tribhuvan International Airport. Indian nationals as well as some SAARC nationals are subject to different regulations meaning that they must check the requirements before travelling. Our crew can give the advice that will help to make the arrival at Kathmandu smooth.

No, the tourists are not allowed to travel on their own. You will never be without a qualified guide and driver. This guarantees safety, convenient travelling and adherence to local laws.

Yes, there are places in Bhutan, where photography or entry requires a special permit. Your guide will help to make sure that all the permits are in place, as well as give you instructions on any limitations. Travelers do not need to concern about paperwork and approvals throughout the tour.

Insurance and Visa

Yes, this trip is very much recommended to have travel insurance. It must include medical care, emergency, cancellation of trips, and evacuation in case of need. Insurance also provides a feeling of security and any unforeseen problems are dealt with in a secure manner.

Yes, be sure that your policy includes moderate trekking or hiking. Although the Nest of Tiger is not that extreme, it is prudent to be covered in case of minor accidents or problems in the altitude. Insurance will cover you against unexpected medical expenses.

Yes, it has a visa that is done and is arranged by our team upon booking confirmation. You are sent the clearance letter and the official stamp is given upon receiving it at Paro Airport.

Yes, there are insurance plans in Nepal prior to travelling. Nevertheless, it is advisable to purchase insurance coverage in your own country where it will be more secure and transparent.

Bring passport, visa clearance letter and insurance details. Keep photocopies as a backup. Guide will also help with the documents needed in case of any tour.

Guides & Support Staff

Yes, there will be a Bhutanese guide who is licensed and who will guide you throughout the tour. They are English speakers who can give comprehensive information about the local culture, history and traditions. Guides also facilitate communication and ensure that your experience is a smooth informative one.

Yes, all transfers and sightseeing are offered by using private vehicles with professional drivers. Cars are spacious and have proper mountain roads. Drivers are adhered to safety regulations in order to have the safe and comfortable passage.

Yes, there are pony rides till the midway of the Tiger Nest hike in case of necessity. There is also the presence of guides who can guide them in the hike. They are safe and are associated with making the travel pleasant.

Yes, guides are prepared to tell about Bhutanese history, traditions, festivals, and religious practices. They make the travelers know the cultural meaning of every site. Guides make etiquette and local wisdom recommendations as well.

Yes, guides have a simple first aid kit, they are trained to give a little help in small emergencies. They are also aware of the whereabouts of the local medical facilities. Their assistance makes the travelers feel secure during the tour.

Accommodation and Facilities

You will be accommodated in government endorsed three star hotels in Paro and Thimphu. Rooms are cozy and have their own bathroom, heating and Wi-Fi. Hotels are selected based on location and accessibility to tourist locations.

Yes, the hotels can be approached by families, couples and solo travelers. The rooms are comfortable with facilities such as hot showers, Wi-Fi and foods. There might also be communal relaxation areas within some of the hotels.

Yes, hotels may also organize vegetarian or vegan needs (or any other dietary ones) in case of prior notice. Cooking is done in a hygienic manner and employees are accommodating to demands.

Yes, in hotels you can have heating in your rooms so that you are comfortable when it is colder. There are also blankets and warm bedding. The guide will be able to recommend any extra clothes required.

Food and Drinks

Food in Bhutan is all inclusive, breakfast, lunch, and dinner. You will have the traditional Bhutanese and continental food. Individual dietary needs can be made with prior notice.

Yes, there is bottled or filtered water. Tap water is not recommended. Tea, coffee and traditional butter tea are very common.

Yes, the local Bhutanese food is safe and made hygienically. Food items such as red rice, momos, soups and vegetable curries are served. Hygiene standards in the restaurants are high.

No, there are no snacks, soft drinks and alcohol. Sightseeing is normally accompanied by bottled water. You are able to buy extra things locally, when necessary.

Sure, vegan and vegetarian foods are not rare and can be prearranged. The employees will make sure that your needs in terms of diet are fulfilled during the tour.

Weather & Seasons

The best are spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November). The spring has warm mornings, cool nights and blossoming valleys. Autumn is sunny, the climate is nice, and the weather is ideal to visit the sights and hike.

Winter (December-February) is dry and cold particularly at night. Summer (June-August) is wet and has green scenery and clouds here and there. Correct garments make one feel comfortable at all times of the year.

Yes, it is true that rain or clouds can cause visibility less in a valley or a mountain view. Tiger Nest and scenic flights are the best activities to do on clear days. To make the tour enjoyable and safe, guides modify plans.

Yes, you can use a light rain-jacket or an umbrella in monsoon or sudden rains. When walking in wet seasons, waterproof shoes or sandals are advised.

Yes, spring and autumn are the seasons when there is very good light and clear sky to take pictures. The visibility can be influenced by the monsoon and winter in addition to providing special picturesque experiences.

Health & Safety

Altitude sickness will not be a problem since the tour will be at moderate levels. The highest point visited is the Tiger’s Nest viewpoint (about 3120 m), followed by Thimphu (2320 m) and Paro (2200 m). Consumption of water, light food materials and walking slowly are some of the ways of avoiding discomfort.

There are no required special vaccinations. Keep up to date on general vaccinations such as tetanus, hepatitis A, and typhoid. Vaccination against Yellow Fever is required in case of a risk country.

Yes, there is a low rate of crimes and Bhutan is very safe. Hygiene standards at hotels, transport and food are good. It is during the tour that guides and drivers take care of safety.

Yes, travel insurance is very necessary. It will include medical care, evacuation and cancellation of trips, and lost luggage. Insurance gives a feeling of security and tranquility in case of surprises.

Paro and Thimphu do have basic medical facilities. Guides have a first aid kit in case of minor problems. The emergencies can be managed in the hospitals and clinics.

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Itinerary of Short Bhutan Tour from Nepal – 4 Days

Day 01: Fly from Kathmandu to Paro and drive to Thimphu

Day 02: Sightseeing in Thimphu, Drive to Paro