Nepal Bhutan Luxury Tour

Your Experience

Nepal Bhutan Luxury Tour starts with the busy and chaotic center of the most exotic city in Asia, Kathmandu. This trip leaves visitors with an awesome experience of the true Nepalese people and culture. The endlessly fascinating capital city of the country, Nepal has a lot to offer when it comes to cultural and traditional aspects.One main attractions to tour will be in the UNESCO World Heritage Site- Kathmandu Durbar Square with the surroundings, full of temples, traditional markets, the people, artisans’s workshops, the cultural highlights. Then the trip moves towards the white stupa at Boudhanath, with a giant stupa which is one of the most beautiful spots in the capital city. Bold, vibrant and colorful, the bustling Boudhanath never fails to amuse the visitors. It is one of the largest stupas in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Hundreds of tourists and pilgrims walk in a clockwise direction around the stupa.

Thereafter, the trip goes towards Swayambhunathpopularly known as the “monkey temple” too; an oldest prehistoric Buddhist stupa of Nepal, situated on a hillock, two miles west, 5000 feet above sea level and 250 feet high above the level of Kathmandu valley.

Then our visitors are taken to the most famous temples in Nepal- Pashupatinath, the biggest and famous Hindu temple in the country, located in the north-east of Kathmandu valley about 5 km away in the bank of Bagmati river, represented as the pious river by religious people where they rinse their body before entering the temple for worship.

The Kathmandu Valley tour gets extended towards cities known as Patan and Bhaktapur. The Patan city carries spectacular Patan Durbar Square and holds one of the finest collections of temples and palaces in Nepal. Patan Museum, a former palace and is one of the best museums of traditional Nepalese art in the country.

Then, of course, Bhaktapur city, smallest district of Nepal, which occupies an area of 119 square km but holds the best of culture, tradition, norms, and festivals. None can beat this city in terms of how well the history has been preserved- Nepal’s gem in a true sense. Visitors may feel like they moved a bit back and the place may feel like it’s dated back to the Middle Ages, given the ambiance of traditional homes, lifestyles and environment here. The best of Bhaktapur lies in Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Nyatapola Temple, Dattatreya Temple, to the National Art Gallery, a picturesque of perfection. Experience the famous Juju Dhau, Bhaktapur’s unique “king yogurt.” to mold your first pot in Potters’ Square. Every experience will be unique as the city itself.

Optional trip can be an adventurous helicopter ride to see Mount Everest and other snow-capped high Himalayan peaks, a truly memorable experience.

After that, the trip shall move to Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan, to have a sight to the vistas, peaceful farms and unique traditions that Bhutan has to offer, an enchanting Buddhist kingdom situated in the Himalayas, nestled between India and China. The trip moves to the major cities of Thimphu, Punakha and Paro.

There’s plenty of history and culture in this tour from ancient fortresses, far-flung monasteries and countless chortens, fluttering prayer flags and ancient Buddhist sites. Explore the best of Bhutan with your own private car and guide and stay in a selection of the kingdom’s most luxurious Himalayan resorts.

Discover Thimphu, Bhutan’s largest modern city situated in the western central part of Bhutan. Explore the unique city full of museums and monasteries. Understand traditional Bhutanese art, architecture and culture mixed with modernity- ideal location to embark on beautiful and grand Thimphu Dzong, the National Post Office, the Clock Tower Square, the Motithang Takin Preserve, Tango and Chari Monasteries and a lot more to explore.

Beautiful Punakha will be the next destination. The route from Thimphu to Punakha is a spectacular trip; visitors will get to experience the renowned Dochula Pass and the awe-inspiring opportunity to view the great Himalayan Mountain Range. The capital of the country, has the second oldest and second biggest, the most majestic dzong in the country, built at the confluence of two major rivers. Stop on Dochula Pass to visit the 108 stupa then enjoy a small hike to Chimi Lhakhang temple, meander through the butterfly trail and observe farmlands and forests, thereafter visit the Nalanda Buddhist College and the Punakha Nunnery for a blessing.

At Paro, explore the historic town getting on understanding the culture and art at the National Museum. Thereafter, visit the ancient ruins of Drukgyel Dzong, a UNESCO-designated site and famous archaeological site. Next day would be a small hike to the iconic Tiger’s Nest and marvel at the beauty of the surroundings including the gorge and waterfall. After that is to Enter the Tiger’s Nest, one of the most hallowed of all Buddhist sights around the world.