Tibet, Bhutan, Nepal Tour 15 days

As you land in Paro, You’ll be escorted straight to Thimphu by our chauffeur. You will visit the charming and serene capital Thimpu, the Thunder Dragon ground & stay overnight at Hotel for some rest.

From Thimphu, you’ll travel to Punakha, a journey that takes roughly 2-3 hours. Thimphu is a city that encapsulates Bhutan between old and new, and reputedly the only capital without traffic lights.

Drive to Paro, which takes about 4 hours. The path goes along the river Paro chhu till Chudzom. From here you ride the Wang chu upstream to the small town of Simtokha and then turn right towards the east climbing to the Dochula pass (3,080 m), Where you get the chance to see the eastern Himalayan peaks. After the Lobesa junction the road goes north passing the beautiful village and farmlands to Punakha.

Today you’re going to climb up to the magnificent Nest Monastery of Tiger perched on the edge of a 3000 m cliff overlooking Paro Valley. Give yourself a hot stone bath made of fresh herbs in the afternoon, an authentic Bhutanese spa experience.

From Paro, you will fly straight to Kathmandu. You’ll cross high mountain passes and feast your eyes on views of clear blue lakes amongst a backdrop of the Himalayas. On your arrival, you will be greeted by our guide & escorted to your Hotel.

Kickstart your day with a visit to Basantapur, known for Kathmandu Durbar Square. Next, you will visit Swayambhunath Stupa(monkey temple), which is one of the oldest Buddhist sites in Nepal Followed by

Detour of Boudhanath & Pashupatinath, UNESCO world heritage sites.

Today you’ll take a bus to Chitwan through countryside roads. This takes about 5 hours. You will experience the misty landscapes of Chitwan.

Today you will explore Chitwan & take a visit to Chitwan National Park. Glide along twisting rivers in a canoe at dawn, watching golden light flood the plains, and watch elephants gather at the shores in the early morning haze. Take a walking safari, sleep in a scenic bungalow and sail past crocodiles sunning themselves on the riverbank. It’s a rustic outdoor experience that will bolt your eyes wide open.

While in Pokhara, you will visit some of the popular spots of Pokhara one of them is Sarangkot. The hike to Sarangkot is about a 3-hour uphill walk from Pokhara. Catch beautiful sunrise & sunset views from the view tower at Sarangkot.

On this day, you will return to Kathmandu alongside countryside roads. or choose to fly back to Kathmandu. The scenic drive to Kathmandu is exciting. Head out and buy some last-minute souvenirs for the rest of the day.

On your arrival, the provided guide will greet you at the airport with ” Tashi Delek” which means ‘wish you all the best’, and take you across the bridge over the Lhasa River, to your hotel in the city. You own the rest of the day either rest or stroll around the city for sightseeing. Visit Potala Palace, Norbulingka Palace and Tibet Traditional Hospital.

Today you’re heading outside Lhasa, Initially, you’re going to rest at Gelugpa’s Drepung Monastery-Great Three Monasteries. After that, visit Sera Monastery across the city to the northern suburbs. Next, you will head for Jokhang Temple – Built in the 7th century by King Songtsan Gampo, it contains a statue of Sakyamuni Buddha that Princess Wen Cheng brought over 1,300 years ago, it is the most revered artefact in all of Tibet. The temple, a splendid four-storey west-facing building under a gilded roof, is on Barkhor Square in the centre of the old part of Lhasa. Finally, you will take a visit to Barkhor Market – the 17th century Barkhor became the largest market for foreign products in Tibet. The area was occupied by merchants and migrants of different ethnicities and was considered the most lively place in all of Tibet. Today’s market is very popular with arriving tourists and locals. Crafts, curios and all the other imported items are found here.

Today, you will take a visit to the oldest monastery of Tibet at the top of Wangbur , The Garden Monastery. This monastery features the finest sculptures and murals. Drayerpa Cave is another sightseeing destination, because Lama has about 50 caves for meditation purposes.

Today you’re heading outside Lhasa, Initially, you’re going to rest at Gelugpa’s Drepung Monastery-Great Three Monasteries. After that, visit Sera Monastery across the city to the northern suburbs. Next, you will head for Jokhang Temple – Built in the 7th century by King Songtsan Gampo, it contains a statue of Sakyamuni Buddha that Princess Wen Cheng brought over 1,300 years ago, it is the most revered artefact in all of Tibet. The temple, a splendid four-storey west-facing building under a gilded roof, is on Barkhor Square in the centre of the old part of Lhasa. Finally, you will take a visit to Barkhor Market – the 17th century Barkhor became the largest market for foreign products in Tibet. The area was occupied by merchants and migrants of different ethnicities and was considered the most lively place in all of Tibet. Today’s market is very popular with arriving tourists and locals. Crafts, curios and all the other imported items are found here.

After having the morning breakfast, you will be escorted to the international airport for your final departure.