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Nepal Tibet Bhutan Tour Package- 14 Days

Nepal Tibet Bhutan Tour Package- 14 Days

Nepal-Tibet-Bhutan Tour Highlights

Three countries, one epic adventure! Begin your adventure in Nepal’s capital, Kathmandu by exploring stunning UNESCO heritage sites such as Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa, Swoyambhunath Stupa, and Durbar Squares of Kathmandu, Patan, and Bhaktapur. Every place you visit is packed with art, artifacts, and history.
Witness a breathtaking sunrise at Sarangkot, Pokhara, with stunning views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges. Also, enjoy activities like boating on Phewa Lake, visiting the mysterious Gupteshwor cave, and marveling at natural wonders like Devi’s Fall and Seti George.
In Lhasa, explore the grand Potala Palace, the Jokhang Temple, and the lively Barkhor Bazar, along with historic monasteries like Drepung and Sera.
Embark on a rewarding hike to Paro Taktsang. The views are breathtaking and well worth every step of the hike.
Experience the culture of Thimphu by exploring Tashichho Dzong, the Memorial Chorten, and Zilukha Nunnery. Also, visit unique spots like the Takin Sanctuary and the Textile Museum that highlights Bhutan’s history.
Enjoy a breathtaking flight through the journey with panoramic views of the mountains including Mount Everest and Annapurna Range.

Why settle for one when you can explore the best of Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan in one trip? This multi-national tour will take you to Nepal’s mystical heritage, Tibet’s spiritual wonders, and Bhutan’s serene landscapes, which will inspire, amaze, and leave you wanting more.

Our 14-day journey starts in Kathmandu, full of cultural landmarks, bustling streets, markets, a foodie paradise, and more. Then, moving on to exploring Nepal, you’ll visit Pokhara, a hub for relaxation and adventures. Next, we have Tibet, a place like nowhere else. The flight to Lhasa is breathtaking where you’ll be treated with views of Mount Everest and the endless Himalayas. After experiencing Tibetan history, culture, and art, you’ll arrive in Bhutan where happiness is literally a national goal. You’re bound to have a great time exploring Bhutan!

Nepal-Tibet-Bhutan Tour combines the beauty of three extraordinary Himalayan destinations. You do not need to plan separate trips, it combines all the must-visit landmarks of three countries in one itinerary. It’s a seamless Multi-National experience!

Nepal Tibet Bhutan Tour Price/Cost

Price for Nepal Tibet and Bhutan tour is approximate and it is based on group size, Travel dates and choices of Accommodation. Please contact us for details itinerary with your requirements. We provide you a best itinerary and cost.

Best time to visit Nepal Bhutan and Tibet

You might be curious about how the weather and climate in these three different countries could affect your tour. While each destination has its own unique climate, the great news is that the best times to visit all three are in April, May, September, October, and November.

During these months, the weather is stable across all three destinations. Not to mention, it’s festivals galore! From Nepal’s Dasahin and Tihar to Bhutan’s Tsechus, festival celebrations are in full swing. If you want to experience the festival celebrations in Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan, make sure you visit during the Autumn and Summer.

Itinerary

Nepal Tibet Bhutan Tour Itinerary

Trip PlanExpand all

Day 01

Arrival at Kathmandu Airport-Drop to Hotel

Max Altitude: 1350 Accommodation: Hotel

As you land in Nepal, our representative will welcome you at the Tribhuvan International Airport. Then, they will assist you in transferring to your hotel in Kathmandu. On the same day, we will collect your original passport to process the Tibet Visa.

Day 02

Sightseeing Tour in Kathmandu/Tibet visa processing

Max Altitude: 1350 Meals: BreakfastAccommodation: Hotel

After a delicious breakfast, you’ll explore Kathmandu’s gorgeous sites, including the region's UNESCO-listed highlights. Our guide will take you to Pashupatinath Temple, a popular Hindu temple located on the banks of the Bagmati River. Next, we will visit Boudhanath Stupa, one of the largest spherical stupas in the world. Other notable sites include Kathmandu Durbar Square, Patan Durbar Square, Swayambhunath Stupa, and Bhaktapur Durbar Square. Each of these locations is unique and showcases stunning art and architecture. Overnight at hotel.

Day 03

Drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara(7-8 Hours)

Max Altitude: 850 Meals: BreakfastAccommodation: Hotel

Today we have a long yet beautiful ride ahead. After breakfast, we drive through the mesmerizing countryside with occasional stops for refreshments and photos.

If you’d prefer, a short flight to Pokhara is available as an alternative. The flight is just 25 minutes, and you’ll get views of the Himalayas, such as the Annapurna range, Dhaulagiri, Manaslu, and Fishtail Peak. Overnight in a Hotel.

Day 04

Exploring Pokhara

Max Altitude: 850 Meals: BreakfastAccommodation: Hotel

Wake up early and head to Sarangkot, a hilltop vantage point best known for breathtaking sunrise views over the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges. The sunrise in Pokhara is unlike any other you’ve ever experienced. After returning to your hotel for breakfast, your day continues with visits to:

Tal Barahi Temple: Also known as Lake Temple or just Barahi Temple, this religious monument is located on an island in Phewa Lake which is accessed by a short boat ride. Devi’s Fall: This is a spectacular waterfall with a mysterious underground outlet.
Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave: This is a sacred cave with a temple inside.
Seti Gorge: A natural wonder carved by the Seti River Then, in the afternoon, we’ll go for a one-hour boat ride on the serene Fewa Lake.

Then, enjoy some leisure time to relax or explore on your own. Overnight at Hotel.

Day 05

Pokhara to Kathmandu

Max Altitude: 1350 Meals: BreakfastAccommodation: Hotel

After breakfast, enjoy a leisurely morning in Pokhara. Later, you’ll take a flight back to Kathmandu or drive if you prefer. Upon arrival, you’ll check into your hotel. In the evening, we’ll meet for a briefing on your next adventure–the Tibet tour. Your Tibet visa and other necessary documents will be handed over. Overnight stay in Kathmandu.

Day 06

Kathmandu to Lhasa(3650m) by Flight

Max Altitude: 3650 Meals: BreakfastAccommodation: Hotel

This morning, you’ll be transferred to the airport for your flight to Lhasa. As you land, you’ll be greeted by your Tibetan guide, who will drive you to Lhasa city. The drive itself is wonderful, as the scenery changes to Tibet’s unique high-altitude landscapes.

Once in Lhasa, take the rest of the day to relax and acclimatize to the altitude. Overnight stay at Hotel Kyichu in Lhasa.

Day 07

In Lhasa: Sightseeing Tour in Lhasa

Max Altitude: 3650 Meals: BreakfastAccommodation: Hotel

You’ll spend two days exploring Lhasa. You’ll visit various places such as:

Potala Palace: This winter palace of Dalai Lama since the 7th century is a masterpiece of Tibetan art. It is designed on Chinese and traditional Himalayan architecture, with four-sided towers and flat roofs. With over 1,000 rooms, more than 200,000 statues, over 10,000 shrines, 698 murals, and 10,000 painted scrolls, along with many artifacts, you will not get bored while visiting the Potala Palace.
Jokhang Temple: Considered the spiritual heart of the city, this temple is the most sacred in Tibet. It is filled with original elements such as wooden beams and rafters and Newari door frames, columns, and finials from the seventh and eighth centuries. The temple’s main attraction is the statue of Jowo Rinpoche, or Jowo Shakyamuni which is considered Tibet’s holiest object.
Barkhor Bazaar: This is a lively marketplace with many shops and stalls. You’ll get a variety of Tibetan arts, crafts, and cuisines. You can buy souvenirs from here.

Day 08

In Lhasa: Sightseeing Tour in Lhasa

Max Altitude: 3650 Meals: BreakfastAccommodation: Hotel

You will visit biggest Monasteries in Lhasa city such as

Drepung Monastery: The largest of all Tibetan monasteries, Drepung Monastery is truly one of a kind. The monastery has a cozy, layered design, with buildings that connect and are stacked in tiers. You’ll find prayer wheels spread throughout, and the walls are beautifully painted with colorful Thankas.
Sera Monastery: Sera Monastery is an interesting place that includes several institutions, including chapels, colleges, and monk residences. It has many artistic treasures, including thangkas, murals, and many other artifacts.

Overnight at Hotel Kyichu.

Day 09

Lhasa to Kathmandu by Flight

Max Altitude: 1350 Meals: BreakfastAccommodation: Hotel

After breakfast, transfer to Gonggar Airport for your flight back to Kathmandu. Upon arrival, our representative will meet you and take you to your hotel. The rest of the day is free for you to shop, relax, or explore more of the city. Overnight stay in Katmandu.

Day 10

Kathmandu to Paro, drive to Thimphu(D)

Max Altitude: 2400 Meals: Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Hotel

Today, your next adventure begins. Your flight to Paro, Bhutan, offers spectacular views of the Himalayan range. After landing and clearing immigration, you’ll meet your Bhutanese guide and driver. From here, it’s a scenic drive to Thimphu, Bhutan’s capital. In the evening, you can stroll around the city. Overnight at hotel.

Day 11

Thimphu Sightseeing - Drive to Paro-65km

Max Altitude: 2200 Meals: B/L/DAccommodation: Hotel

Today, you immerse yourself in Bhutanese culture with visits to Thimphu’s top attractions such as:

Memorial Chorten: Built in 1974 in memory of the third king of Bhutan, the chorten indicates peace, compassion, and the propagation of Buddhism. Unlike typical stupas that contain relics, this chorten has paintings, statues, and mandalas representing Buddhist teachings. It features a whitewashed stupa with a golden spire and has beautiful prayer wheels and detailed carvings.
Zilukha Nunnery: Zilukha Nunnery is known for being the largest nunnery in Bhutan, housing around 60 nuns. The nunnery has a quiet ambiance with its breathtaking views of Tashichho Dzong. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to interact with the nuns and learn about their lifestyle, beliefs, and many more.
Takin Sanctuary: This is an interesting place as you can see Bhutan’s national animal, ’Takin’ here. These are a rare type of goat-antelope with large heads, sturdy torsos, and long noses.
Tashichho Dzong: This monastery is a beautiful Bhutanese architecture with whitewashed walls, golden roofs, and intricately carved wooden windows. It is also a monastic center and the seat of the government. The halls are decorated with murals and statues that depict scenes from Buddhist mythology and Bhutanese history. The monastery is the venue for some of Bhutan’s most important festivals and ceremonies, including the annual Thimphu Tshechu.
Textile Museum: This museum has a wide collection of ancient and modern textiles, including royal ghos, crowns, dresses, and accessories. The museum also has displays that demonstrate spinning, coloring fibers, preparing a loom, and manipulating yarns. You’ll also witness a virtual exhibition that includes Thagzo-the Art of Weaving and Royal robes-Wangchuck Dynasty. The museum also has a shop that sells books and fine textiles.
Heritage Museum: This museum is a 150-year-old traditional Bhutanese house made of timber and rammed earth. The museum displays a variety of artifacts related to Bhutanese culture and way of life, including tools, equipment, and objects. Some of the items on display include an antique noodle press, leopardskin bags, and Brokpa yak-hair ”spider” hats. The museum also regularly holds events and demonstrations, including traditional ways of extracting oil, brewing area, roasting rice, and pounding rice.

If we have enough time, we will also visit, Zangdopelri Temple, Paper Factory, Indigenous Hospital, and Traditional School of arts and crafts.

Later, drive to Paro and settle in for the night. Overnight at hotel.

Day 12

Paro (B/L/D) Tiger's Nest Hiking & Tours

Max Altitude: 2200 Meals: B/L/DAccommodation: Hotel

After breakfast, set off for an exciting hike to the Tiger’s Nest Monastery (Paro Taktsang) where you’ll be treated to breathtaking views. Later, explore other highlights of Paro including Rinpung Dzong, the National Museum, and the local market. Overnight at the Hotel.

Day 13

Departure from Paro to Kathmandu (B)

Max Altitude: 1350 Meals: BreakfastAccommodation: Hotel

Enjoy a final Bhutanese breakfast before transferring to Paro Airport for your flight back to Kathmandu.

Day 14

Final Departure from Kathmandu

Your Nepal Tibet Bhutan Tour concludes here. We’ll transfer you to Tribhuvan International Airport for your flight home.

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Cost Details

Includes

Private transportation by Private Car
All necessary travel permits.
English speaking local guide.
13 Nights accommodation on Double/Twin room basis. (3* Hotels)
Sightseeing and monastery entrance fees as per the itinerary
Meal plan: B/B basis is Nepal and Tibet part and Full Board Basis (B/L/D) In Bhutan
Bhutanese GOVT daily SDF (In Bhutan tour)
Flight: Kathamndu - Lhasa - Kathamndu Flight
Kathmandu- Pokhara- Kathmandu by flight
Tibet and Bhutan visa fee
Kathmandu – Bhutan to Kathmandu flight ticket

Excludes

Lunch and Dinner (in Nepal and Tibet)
Insurance of any kind.
Additional cost due to natural calamity and unforeseen circumstance
Personal expenses such as drink, guide tips & etc.

Essential Information

1. Accommodations and Meals during Nepal-Tibet-Bhutan Tour

Dream Tibet tour packages are on a 3-star hotel basis but they can easily be upgraded to 4-star and 5-star luxury hotels for accommodations as per your requirements. As for the meals, you’ll have the option to try amazing local Nepalese, Tibetan, and Bhutanese cuisines during your tour. Along with that, you have diverse meal options in the hotel.

What’s the weather like across these destinations?

Weather and Temperatures in Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan during April, May, September, October, and November:

Country	Month	Weather	Temperature
Nepal	April	Clear skies, blooming, great for trekking, hiking, and sightseeing.	15–25°C (Day), 5–10°C (Night)
	May	Warm, occasional showers.	20–30°C (Day), 10–15°C (Night)
	September	Clear post-monsoon skies.	20–28°C (Day), 10–15°C (Night)
	October	Ideal for sightseeing, trekking, hiking, and chilly mornings.	15–25°C (Day), 5–10°C (Night)
	November	Cool, dry, clear views.	10–20°C (Day), 0–8°C (Night)
Tibet	April	Pleasant, dry, windy	10–20°C (Day), 0–5°C (Night)
	May	Warm, some clouds, dry.	15–22°C (Day), 5–10°C (Night)
	September	Clear skies, scenic.	10–20°C (Day), 2–8°C (Night)
	October	Sunny, perfect for exploring.	10–18°C (Day), 0–5°C (Night)
	November	Cold, clear, fewer tourists.	5–15°C (Day), -5–2°C (Night)
Bhutan	April	Mild, scenic, festive	12–20°C (Day), 5–10°C (Night)
	May	Warm, lush, light showers.	15–25°C (Day), 10–15°C (Night)
	September	Clear, perfect for hikes.	15–22°C (Day), 8–12°C (Night)
	October	Pleasant, stunning landscapes.	12–20°C (Day), 5–10°C (Night)
	November	Cool, chilly, scenic	10–18°C (Day), 4–8°C (Night)

Do I need separate visas for Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan?

Yes, you need separate visas for Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan. We Dream Tibet team will handle all your visa applications on your behalf.

Is it possible to do an overland tour between Nepal and Tibet?

Yes, it is possible to do an overland tour between Nepal and Tibet. We have a separate package for this: Tibet Overland Tour from Nepal. If you need to customize your itinerary, please inform us before the trip.

What kind of transportation will be provided during the tour?

Dream Tibet provides private cars, Toyota Hiace, or coasters as per the group size during the Nepal-Tibet-Bhutan Tour.

Will altitude sickness be a concern in Tibet or Bhutan?

Yes, altitude sickness is a concern in Tibet, especially for those traveling to higher altitudes like Lhasa(3650m). Before the trip, you must engage in regular physical activity to improve your overall fitness. During your trip, allow your body to acclimatize. Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated. Most importantly, avoid alcohol and smoking.

How physically demanding is this tour?

This tour is designed for travelers with a moderate level of fitness. However, the Tiger’s Nest Monastery hike requires a good level of physical fitness and stamina. Remember to pack comfortable walking shoes. We recommend doing a full body check before the tour.

What are the cultural dos and don’ts in Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan?

Dos and Don’ts in Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan:

Do’s

In Nepal, greet with Namaste. This is a gesture of respect. You press your palms together and bow your head while saying” Namaste”.
Remove your shoes before entering temples, monasteries, and homes as a sign of respect.
When circumambulating religious sites, always walk clockwise.
Dress modestly, especially when visiting religious sites.
Be respectful of religious customs and practices.

Don’ts

Do not take photos of locals without permission. Always ask for permission before taking photos.
Avoid public displays of affection.
Avoid discussing sensitive political topics, especially with locals.
Do not point feet at people or religious objects. This is considered disrespectful.
When visiting Tibet, it's best to avoid carrying anything related to the Dalai Lama, like photos or posters. These items can create some challenges at immigration checkpoints and might even lead to delays or being denied entry. To make your trip smoother and more enjoyable, just leave those items behind.

What cultural festivals can I experience in these countries?

Major festivals in Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan during April, May, September, October, and November:

Month	Country	Festival	Significance	Celebrations
April	Nepal	Bisket Jatra	New Year celebration in the Nepalese calendar.	Chariot processions, traditional dances, and family feasts.
	Tibet	Butter Lamp Festival	Marks the miracles performed by Buddha during the Great Prayer Festival.	Temples decorated with butter lamps, chanting, and rituals.
	Bhutan	Paro Tsechu	Honors Guru Rinpoche, who brought Buddhism to Bhutan.	Mask dances (Cham), religious rituals, and community gatherings.
May	Nepal	Buddha Jayanti	Celebration of Lord Buddha’s birth, enlightenment, and nirvana.	Processions, offerings, and prayers at Buddhist stupas and monasteries.
	Tibet	Saga Dawa Festival	Commemorates the Buddha’s birth, enlightenment, and death.	Pilgrimages, donations, and prayers at monasteries.
	Bhutan	Haa Summer Festival	Celebration of Bhutanese culture, especially the nomadic lifestyle of the Haa Valley.	Traditional games, food, and cultural performances.
Sept	Nepal	Indra Jatra	Honors Lord Indra, the god of rain, and celebrates Kathmandu’s cultural heritage.	Mask dances, chariot processions, and Kumari (Living Goddess) sightings.
	Tibet	Harvest Festival	Celebrate the season of harvest in Tibet.	Traditional Tibetan dances, songs, and feasting.
	Bhutan	Thimphu Tsechu	Marks the spread of Buddhism in Bhutan by Guru Rinpoche.	Mask dances, religious rituals, and communal festivities.
Oct	Nepal	Dashain	Major Hindu festivals symbolize the victory of good over evil.	Family reunions, offerings to goddess Durga, feasts, and blessings from elders.
	Tibet	Lhabab Duchen	Commemorates Buddha’s descent from heaven after teaching his mother.	Pilgrimages and offerings at temples and monasteries.
	Bhutan	Wangdue Phodrang Tsechu	Honors Guru Rinpoche and the history of Wangdue Phodrang district.	Traditional mask dances and communal feasting.
Nov	Nepal	Tihar	Festival of lights, honoring animals, siblings, and goddess Lakshmi.	Decorating homes with lights, honoring animals, and exchanging blessings among siblings.
	Tibet	Tsongkhapa Butter Lamp Festival	Marks the anniversary of Tsongkhapa, founder of the Gelugpa school of Tibetan Buddhism.	Lighting butter lamps and prayers in monasteries.
	Bhutan	Jambay Lhakhang Drup	Celebrates the construction of Jambay Lhakhang, one of Bhutan’s oldest temples.	Rituals, fire dances, and traditional performances.