This 11-day Nepal Bhutan Tour takes you on a journey into the mystic Himalayan nations -of Nepal and Bhutan knew for their vast topography, stunning mountain vistas, beautiful and unique culture, and great hospitality. 

Nepal is famous for its age-old temples, monasteries, ethnic diversity as well as great diversity in flora and fauna. Bhutan, the Kingdom of the Thunder Dragon offers the perfect wilderness of high mountains, spiritual lakes, beautiful valleys, and distinctive culture. In other words, Bhutan is famed for its extreme modesty and purity, while Nepal is known for its rich past and colorful culture.

Our 11-day itinerary allows you to see the magnificent natural landscape as well as multiple UNESCO World Heritage Sites in these two big Himalayan countries in South Asia. The journey begins in the beautiful Kathmandu Valley where you will experience the mysticism, the true Nepalese people, and their culture. It is then followed by an amazing trip to Pokhara- the lake Paradise of Nepal.

Following your journey back to Kathmandu Valley from Pokhara, you will fly to Bhutan, the only land where Gross National Happiness Index is given more priority than the GNP. As you fly into Paro, Bhutan, you will be mesmerized by the endless unfolding of snow-covered Himalayas. 

During your five days in the spiritual nation of Bhutan, you will be introduced to Paro Kyichu Lhakhang, Bhutan's oldest temple, the Thimphu Folk Heritage Museum to learn about Bhutanese material culture and way of life, and Punakha Dzong to see the beautiful architecture arts. The visits to those ancient dzongs, Lhakhang, monasteries, and palaces will give you insights into Bhutanese history and culture. This is a great chance to interact with friendly folks and obtain blessings from the learned monks. The journey in Bhutan concludes with a picturesque climb to the Tiger's Nest. 

This particular Nepal Bhutan Tour ends with an amazing exploration of the historical and cultural landmarks in Nepal like Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa, Swayambhunath Temple, Kathmandu Durbar Square, Patan Durbar Square, Bhaktapur Durbar Square. 

Engage yourself with these two Himalayan kingdoms of South Asia and experience spiritual experience the spirituality and tranquility that these nations have to offer. 

 Highlights of 11 Days Nepal Bhutan Tour

• Visit two isolated Himalayan nations tucked away amid massive peaks
• Take in an awe-inspiring Himalaya panorama including the world’s highest during the flight 
• Discover fascinating indigenous civilizations while learning about Hindu and Buddhist spiritual traditions
• During your Nepal and Bhutan tour, visit places that have remained unaltered for millennia
• Explore UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Nepal and cultural hotspots in Bhutan
• Hike to the Taktsang Monastery (Tiger's Nest), an architectural marvel perched on a Cliffside
• Stroll through the alleyways of historic medieval kingdoms

Best Season for 11 Days  Nepal Bhutan Tour

Both Nepal and Bhutan experience four seasons a year. Visits to these two Himalayan countries can be made at any time of the year depending upon the preferences of the travelers. However, spring and autumn are the peak seasons for any activities in these countries. 

The days of spring are clear and warm and there is little prospect of rain until the monsoons arrive in June or July. The valleys are covered in fresh new growth and bright green grass in the spring. The laps of the mighty Himalayas are covered with lovely Rhododendrons blossom, lending more color to the pristine landscapes of the gorgeous landlocked countries. 

Autumn is the topmost time for exploring these Himalayan Nations because the weather is pleasant with the clear blue sky being crisp and the temperature-to-visibility ratio being good. Autumn also holds some of the country's most important festivals. Every year in October and November, the biggest festivals of Nepal, Dashain, and Tihar take place and in September, the Thimphu Tsechu, one of the most prominent Tsechus, takes place in Bhutan.

In both Nepal and Bhutan, the months of June, July, and August are known as the summer months with hot, humid weather with gloomy skies and rain. Wildflowers and lush foliage abound in these two South Asian countries. While trekking is not possible in most regions, summer is an excellent season to learn about Nepal’s and Bhutan's culture and visit the country's old historical monuments.

Winter offers chilly, dry weather with snow in the mountains in both Nepal and Bhutan. Typically, the sky is blue with no or few clouds. You would get more gorgeous and bright days in the winter than you would in the spring or fall!