Experience the magic of two blissful Himalayan kingdoms, Bhutan and Nepal, nestled among majestic peaks and imbued with spirituality, in our custom tour. Immerse yourself in the serene "Land of the Thunder Dragon" - Bhutan, exploring sacred monasteries and embracing a tranquil way of life. Embark on a pilgrimage through Nepal's hallowed sites, steeped in Buddhist and Hindu traditions that have shaped this mountain wonderland. Prepare to delve into a realm brimming with secrets and revelations that unveil profound truths.
During this journey, you will:
- Discover Thimphu, Bhutan's highland capital, a city without traffic lights.
- Visit Chagri Gompa, a hilltop Buddhist monastery.
- Marvel at the world's tallest Buddha statue.
- Breathe in centuries of history at the Thimphu Memorial Chorten and Ziluha Nunnery.
- Unravel the symbolism of vibrant Bhutanese dances.
- Awaken your spirit at the Tiger's Nest Monastery, perched precariously on a cliff while admiring the Paro Valley vistas.
- Spend a day in the capital of Nepal - Kathmandu - home of numerous sacred sites and historical landmarks, seven of which are included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
- Encounter the Living Goddess Kumari, a symbol of wisdom and spirituality, revered even by the king himself.
- Make your dream a reality by witnessing the majesty of Everest from the cockpit of a helicopter.
Tour details
Bhutan Trip Cost includes:
- Private transfers along the route
- All necessary travel permits
- English-speaking local guide
- Accommodation in 5* hotels along the route
- Attraction fees and entrance to the monastery according to the itinerary.
- Meal Plan: Full Board Basis (B,L,D)
- Bhutan's government tax is $100 per person/per night
- A bottle of drinking water during the tour
Nepal Trip Cost Includes:
- All Airport Transfers
- Private Transportation
- English-speaking local guide
- Helicopter Flight Services
- Accommodation in 5* hotels along the route
- Sightseeing and entrance fees according to the itinerary
- Meal Plan: Bed & Breakfast
- All State Taxes
- A bottle of drinking water during the tour
Cost excludes:
- Flight ticket for any class
- Bhutan Visa Cost
- Nepal Visa Cost
- Lunch and dinner during your trip to Bhutan and Nepal
- Additional costs due to natural disasters and unforeseen circumstances
- Personal expenses such as drinks, tips for guides, etc.
Travel scenario
Day 1. Arrival at Paro
Altitude: 2200 metres above sea level
Paro International Airport is the sole international airport in Bhutan. Our guide and driver will greet you upon landing. This day is dedicated to acclimatization.
Your accommodation will be a luxurious five-star hotel promoting a healthy lifestyle and offering unique wellness services like traditional massages, herbal treatments, yoga, meditation, and hot stone baths.
Later, you'll embark on a sightseeing tour of Paro, visiting the majestic Rinpung Dzong Monastery, a Traditional Farmhouse, the National Museum, and the vibrant Local Market. This immersive experience will provide a glimpse into the rich culture and heritage of this enchanting region.
Day 2. Tiger's Nest Monastery
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Altitude: 3120 metres above sea level
After fueling up at breakfast, your day's adventure begins with a trek to the awe-inspiring Tiger's Nest Monastery. Perched atop a rocky cliff, this sacred site can be reached via a scenic rail or by mule ride along winding mountain paths. Remember to pack water and wear sneakers for the journey. Midway, pause to spin the prayer wheels and capture breathtaking views of the monastery. Upon arrival, immerse yourself in the Buddhist practices, meditation, and spirituality that define this sacred space. The sweeping panoramas of majestic peaks and billowing clouds will transport you to a serene realm, transcending the frenetic pace of modern life.
After an exhilarating day, return to your hotel for well-deserved relaxation.
Day 3. Exploring Thimphu
Altitude: 2320 metres above sea level
Today, you explore Thimphu, the beating heart of Bhutan's Himalayas.
Thimphu exudes medieval charm with vibrant facades adorning age-old buildings. There is a rule that even new constructions must reflect the shapes and styles of traditional Bhutanese architecture. This capital blends natural splendor with rich culture, immersing us in local history and customs.
Your first stop is Chagri Gompa, an ancient Buddhist monastery perched atop a steep hillside. Be prepared for a winding uphill trek; comfortable shoes and clothes are essential. As we ascend, let tranquility envelop us, prayers from resident monks echoing peace. From this sacred vantage, marvel at the extraordinary mountain views unfurling before us.
Next, we visit Pangri Zampa, a 16th-century monastic citadel housing an esteemed astrology school.
Finally, Kuensel Phodrang Park beckons with the towering giant sacred statue of Dordenma Buddha. This gilded bronze monument, soaring over 50 meters high, radiates virtue, harmony, and serenity.
Get amazed by Bhutanese folk dances and the musical instruments accompanying the performance. Each dance has its unique name and rhythm and expresses timeless messages: combating evil spirits, valuing life's fleeting moments, seeking harmony, and respecting nature's interconnectedness. Colorful costumes and masks, intricate movements, and traditional music immerse you into the world of Bhutanese traditions and reveal the philosophy of ancient customs, forever remaining in your memories.
After the performance, explore the capital's charming lanes, where every street and every house is imbued with the history and traditions of the ancestors of the mysterious kingdom.
For tonight, rest at a captivating hillside hotel amid apple orchards and pine forests. Dine in elegance at the panoramic restaurant, or enjoy the sweeping Thimphu vistas from the terrace under twinkling lights.
Day 4. Culture of Thimphu
Altitude: 2320 metres above sea level
Visit the Thangthong Dewachen Nunnery and the Thimphu Chorten Memorial, one of the most religious places where the great spiritual leaders of Bhutan are immortalized in statues.
Explore Motithang Takin Preserve and meet the shaggy takin, a sacred animal and the national symbol of Bhutan. Experience the spirit of art and tradition at the Textile Museum, the Folk Heritage Museum, the Traditional School of Arts and Crafts, and the Institute of Traditional Medicine.
Visit the Buddhist monastery and fortress in the north of the city - Tashichho Dzong. If you have the energy and time, roam through the Zangdopelri Monastery and the Jungshi handmade paper factory.
Day 5. Bustling Kathmandu, 1400 metres
Altitude: 1400 metres above sea level
After breakfast, transfer to the airport for a flight to Kathmandu. Our guide greets you warmly at arrival, escorting you to an elegant yet incredibly atmospheric hotel - an oasis of calm within the bustling city's core.
Following relaxation, your guide takes you on a sightseeing tour. First is the Temple of the Living Goddess Kumari, the embodiment of goddess Taleju Bhawani herself. Though interior access is denied, the courtyard's beautiful wood and stone carvings are allowed viewing. At certain hours, Kumari emerges onto the balcony, silently blessing all present and leaves.
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The tour proceeds to Pashupatinath and Boudhanath next. Pashupatinath, Nepal's most revered Hindu shrine on Bagmati River's banks - an ancient Lord Shiva worship site for prayers and rituals. Boudhanath, a grand Buddhist temple atop a hill overlooking Kathmandu, famed for its massive stupa surrounded by many prayer wheels and Buddhist deity images.
After this unusual, educational excursion concluded, return to the hotel for truly royal service and immersion in Nepalese design motifs. Rooms boasting handcrafted terracotta floors, handwoven upholstery, and eco-friendly linens.
Day 6. Flyover Everest Base Camp,
Altitude: flight at 5500 metres above sea level by helicopter
At dawn, when the first rays of the sun illuminate the top of the Himalayan peaks, your exciting helicopter excursion begins - an ideal opportunity to see the mighty Everest, glaciers, endless forests, and valleys without special training.
Two stops during our flight add a thrill to the journey.
Stop one is Lukla town (2860 metres), home to the world's most dangerous airstrip with just 527 meters long runway, extremely short and 12% incline steep.
A second stop at the observation deck (3963meters) lets you enjoy a snow-capped Everest view and take memorable photographs.
Post-excursion, helicopter heads to world's highest altitude hotel, Guinness Book record holder.
Day 7. Free time.
This entire day is yours! Select the resort’s activities and services based solely on your preferences.
- Early morning, cherish the freshness of the mountains, appreciating the spectacular views over aromatic coffee.
- Practice varied yoga styles; calm your thoughts.
- Hike and cycle through forests and surroundings.
- Enjoy live jazz music and relax at the poolside bar.
- Indulge in spa treatments, swim with valley views and unwind in the outdoor jacuzzi overlooking the city.
- Play billiards, chess, or immerse in the library.
- Visit the resort restaurant, savour Nepalese, Indian, Western, and Mediterranean cuisines prepared with some ingredients grown organically right in the resort's garden and other locally sourced products.
- Watch as the sun paints the mountains golden. The perfect journey's end.
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Day 8. Farewell to Nepal
Today is the day of your departure. Breakfast at the resort and transfer to the airport.
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Paro—Thimphu—Kathmandu— Flyover Everest Base Camp
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