Nepal Bhutan Tour is an exotic trip to get close to harmonious Nepal and mysterious Bhutan. The rich culture, ancient monuments, and historical landmarks of these Himalayan countries make this fabulous journey more fascinating. The immense hospitality of the Nepalese and Bhutanese people, their artistry of lifestyle, and their devotion to their religion are overwhelmingly remarkable.

This 8 nights and 9 days tour is designed especially for those nature lovers and cultural explorers who have limited leisure time. The trip will provide you the opportunity to learn about distinct customs and traditions that have remained undisturbed by modernity.

The highlights of the Nepal trip are primarily the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the Kathmandu Valley and a picturesque backdrop of the Himalayan peaks in Pokhara. Explore the cultural treasures of these two Himalayan locales. Step inside ancient temples and monasteries at UNESCO World Heritage Sites. You can go around Boudhanath and Pashupatinath Temples in Kathmandu Valley with earnest pilgrims for the first two days. 

Your journey to Bhutan commences with an interesting flight to Paro, one of the most spectacular flights in the world. You have four days to thoroughly investigate the land of Happiness offering you the opportunity to soak up its prosperous culture, unique traditional architecture, and rich biological diversities. Visits to thriving cities like Paro, Thimpu, and Punakha make your both mind and soul peaceful and spiritual. The most exciting activities include learning about Bhutan's history at the Paro National Museum, touring the most gorgeous dzongs in Thimphu, and an exciting climb to Tiger’s Nest Monastery, the holiest in Bhutan. The maximum altitude you gain on this trip is 3120 meters at Taktsang Monastery. 

The tour concludes with picturesque sightseeing of the cultural and historical masterpieces of Swoyambhunath and Bhaktapur Durbar Square. 

Join us for this adventure, relish nature, and get impressed by the awesome arts and craftsmanship of these beautiful countries. 

Highlights of Nepal Bhutan 9 Days Tour

• A thrilling flight with a bird's-eye view of the Himalayan vistas
• Explore Nepal and Bhutan's natural and cultural wonders
• Hike to Taktsang Monastery, often known as the "Tiger's Nest," one of Bhutan's most famous monasteries.
• Thimphu, Bhutan's teeny-tiny capital, is worth a visit
• Explore the Punakha Dzong, Bhutan's most stunning monastery
• Witness Bhutanese culture, tradition, and day-to-day lives
• Relish the stunning sunrise and sunset views in the midst of lofty and strong peaks

Best time for 9 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. 

Spring Season

Spring is the first season of the year when tourism is at its peak and the weather is ideal for Nepalese and Bhutanese treks and tours. The skies are clear, the sun is shining, 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. Even in the laps of the mighty Himalayas, the lovely Rhododendrons blossom, lending more color to the pristine landscapes of the gorgeous landlocked countries. Under a brilliant blue sky, the entire country is blanketed with blooming spring flowers and green vegetation. 

During this time of year, you can attend two important festivals in Bhutan: Tsechu and religious festivities honoring Guru Rinpoche. Bhutanese folk dances are also performed by colorful masked dancers in temples, monasteries, and Dzongs.

Summer/Monsoon Season 

In 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.

Autumn Season

Another peak season for Nepalese and Bhutanese tourism is from September through November. During this time of year, 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. As a result, visiting Nepal and Bhutan in the autumn provides the ideal combination of raw Himalayan experience and true Nepalese and Bhutanese traditions.

Winter Season

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!

During the New Year and Losar (Tibetan New Year) in January, you will have a unique opportunity to see the entire country getting ready to greet the New Year. During the winter, Bhutan's entire nation transforms into a snowy paradise surrounded by majestic snow-capped peaks.