15 Days Nepal Bhutan Tour Package

Trip Information
  • Trip Duration15 Days
  • Trip Grade Easy
  • Starts at Kathmandu
  • Ends at Bhutan (paro)
  • Trip Type Tour
  • Accommodation 3 Star Hotel
  • Transport Private Vehicle
Highlights
  • An adventurous and a lifetime tour of Nepal and Bhutan
  • Enjoy incredible hospitality, breathtaking nature, rich cultural heritage, and delicious food
  • Ideal for travelers loves exploring new countries and traditions
  • Spend ample time in nature unwinding and rejuvenating
  • Experience bustling nightlifes and local markets
  • A perfect tour itinerary with ideal balance of sightseeing, relaxation, adventure, wilderness, and natural wonders
  • Visit ancient historical sites where you will discover  history, art, architecture, and culture of Nepal and Bhutan
  • Adventurous jeep safari in Chitwan National Park during which you may see one-horn rhinos, elephants, Bengal tigers, wild boars, etc
  • Witness close view of the Himalayan mountains like Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, and Fishtail in Pokhara
  • Explore the peaceful hiking trail of Taktsang Monastery and Gangtey Nature Trail
  • Catch many beautiful sunrises and sunsets
  • Get an excellent insight into the Bhutanese lifestyle and culture in Thimphu
  • Travel to Paro, Thimphu, Gangtey, Trongsa, and Punakha in Bhutan

15 Days Nepal Bhutan Tour Package, Cost for 2025 and 2026

Are you ready to embark on an adventurous and lifetime tour of Nepal and Bhutan? These are two great Himalayan nations with incredible hospitality, breathtaking nature, rich cultural heritage, and delicious food. If you love exploring new cultures, traditions, and nature, you will love our 15 days Nepal Bhutan tour itinerary. This program perfectly balances sightseeing, relaxation, adventure, wilderness, and natural wonders.

Tours are one of the great ways to explore new countries and meet new people. Adventure tours like our 15 days Nepal Bhutan tour make the journey even more incredible and a lifetime experience. You will visit ancient historical sites that showcase the history, art, architecture, and culture of Nepal and Bhutan.

Likewise, from the jeep safari in Chitwan National Park and the tranquility of Phewa Lake in Pokhara to the peaceful hiking trail of Taktsang Monastery and Gangtey Nature Trail, you will spend ample time in nature. The trip will also offer many opportunities to relish gorgeous sunrises and sunsets.

The 15 days Nepal Bhutan tour is easy. We have crafted the itinerary to provide ample time to shop, try local foods, and mingle with the locals. Our professional, friendly Nepalese and Bhutanese guides will present you with deep insights, enriching your trip and making it truly memorable.

With our full support, you will have a hassle-free tour experience in both countries. Your safety and comfort will not be compromised. Likewise, you can combine additional activities and experiences in your itinerary. If you want to do anything specific in Nepal or Bhutan, feel free to share with us.

Things you will do in Nepal

The 15 days Nepal Bhutan tour starts from Kathmandu, Nepal. You will spend one week in Nepal and then travel to Bhutan. During this one week, you will explore the historical sites of Kathmandu, experience the jeep safari in Chitwan National Park, and enjoy views of Mt. Annapurna, Mt. Dhaulagiri, and Mt. Fishtail in Pokhara.

All three cities you will travel to in Nepal will provide different experiences. Kathmandu is the city of temples and the capital of Nepal. Ancient historical buildings coexist with modern skyscrapers in this city. Though the city is full of beautiful cafes, shops, and restaurants, every corner embodies faith and divine energy.

The package includes guided sightseeing of tourist sites like Monkey Temple, Patan Durbar Square, Boudhanath Stupa, Pashupatinath Temple, and Kathmandu Durbar Square. These historical sites showcase the rich Nepali culture, intricate architecture, marvelous art, and great history.

Chitwan and Pokhara are the other two cities you will explore in Nepal. Chitwan is famous for one-horn rhinos, Bengal tigers, elephants, and the jeep safari in the Chitwan National Park. Additional activities in this city involve canoeing, bird watching, and excursions to a Tharu village, an indigenous Nepali community.

Conversely, Pokhara boasts natural wonders like mountains, caves, lakes, and waterfalls. The city breathes nature. One moment, you will be in the middle of the city's bustle, and the other, you will be relishing the tranquility of Phewa Lake. Davi's Falls, Gupteshwor Cave, Bat Cave, Sarangkot, Begnas Lake, etc, are a few must-visit tourist sites in Pokhara.

Travelers can also combine short hikes in the Annapurna region because Pokhara is the gateway to Annapurna. You can also experience paragliding, hot air balloon rides, zip-lining, bungee jumping, etc, in this city. After exploring Chitwan and Pokhara, you will return to Kathmandu and take a short, around one-hour flight to Paro, Bhutan.

Your time in Bhutan

First of all, the flight between Kathmandu and Paro offers outstanding aerial views of the Himalayas. It will be one of the most incredible flights of your life. Second, at Paro Airport, our Bhutanese representatives will welcome you for a smooth start to your tour of this country.

In Bhutan, you will spend the first night in Thimphu. Upon landing in Paro, you will drive to Thimphu. It will be around two hours of comfortable drive. Spend some time freshening up, and later, visit a few tourist sites with your guide. As you have a full day in Thimphu, you can take your arrival day easy and get ample rest.

During your tour of Thimphu, you will visit many tourist sites, such as the National Memorial Chorten, Changangkha Temple, Drubthob Monastery, School of Arts and Crafts, National Library, Traditional Paper Factory, and Folk Heritage Museum. You will get an excellent insight into the Bhutanese lifestyle and culture in Thimphu.

The tour continues from Thimphu to Gangtey, also known as Phobjikha Valley. This breathtaking glacial valley is home to the 17th-century Gangtey Monastery. On the way to Gangtey, you will cross the Dochula Pass, which offers striking views of Bhutan's eastern Himalayan mountains.

You have only one night in Gangtey. Therefore, you will visit as many tourist sites as possible. The Gangtey Monastery and Gangtey Nature Trail will be our main attractions in this city. If you are in Gangtey between October and February, you may also get to see the rare black-necked cranes.

Leaving Gangtey, you will travel to Trongsa, the historical heart of Bhutan. In this city, you will explore the largest and most impressive fortress in Bhutan, the Trongsa Dzong, built in 1644. Likewise, you will also explore Trongsa Museum and Chendebji Chorten and walk around the city discovering traditional-style Bhutanese homes.

From here, you will travel to Punakha, which was the capital of Bhutan until 1955. This lovely city houses the early events and crucial historical moments that took place in Bhutan. The Chimi Lhakhang Temple, Punakha Dzong, and Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten are the main highlights of this city.

Finally, you will return to Paro and spend two nights there before flying home. In Paro, you will hike to Taktsang Monastery, also known as Tiger's Nest. Located 3,120 meters above sea level, this monastery is a marvelous example of traditional Bhutanese architecture.

Likewise, you will also visit Rinpung Dzong, Drukgyel Dzong, the National Museum of Bhutan, and Ta Dzong here. Our guide will drop you off at the Paro International Airport on the last day of the tour and bid you our last goodbye.

Why do the 15 days Nepal Bhutan tour with us?

Our 15-day Nepal Bhutan tour package is meticulously crafted to present the best tour experience in these two beautiful Asian countries. With our team, you will have a comfortable, safe, fun, and insightful trip. Likewise, our 15 days Nepal Bhutan tour cost is also competitive with high-standard service.

Below, we have mentioned all the benefits you will get while traveling with Welcome Nepal Treks:

  • A flexible itinerary that you can customize as per your budget and interests.

  • Travel with local guides in both countries for an insightful experience. Learn about all hidden gems.

  • Enjoy a hassle-free trip as our team takes care of all the work behind the scenes. From getting Bhutan travel permits to arranging accommodations and transpositions, we will handle everything.

  • You will travel to two countries on one tour at a very reasonable price.

  • Travel with peace of mind, as our local guides will ensure your safety and comfort.

  • Our teams are trained to encourage our guests to try local delicacies and street food and explore local shops. It will be an immersive journey.

  • Easy booking and cancellation systems.

  • We organize both private and group tours.

  • No communication barriers because our teams are fluent in multiple languages, including English.

 

Itinerary
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Arrival at Kathmandu airport, pick up and transfers to hotel. Check in to the hotel with welcome drink. After a short rest at evening visit a tourist Market in Thamel. Overnight at 3-star hotel (Kathmandu Business Hotel or the address Kathmandu Hotel)

    After breakfast at hotel, starts Kathmandu sightseeing including; Kathmandu Durbar Square, the place of the Malla and then the Shah Kings of Nepal, visiting Kumari Temple, house of the virgin goddess, visiting Swayambhunath Stupa (Monkey Temple), a stupa on the top of hill - from here you can overlook the scenery of Kathmandu, Pashupatinath Temple, one of the most important Hindu temples in Nepal. We keep going for walk to see the huge stupa of Buddha, also known as Boudhanath, the largest stupa in Nepal. Overnight at (Kathmandu Business Hotel or the address Kathmandu Hotel)

      After breakfast, proceeds to Royal Chitwan National Park (the heart of the jungle) located in the former royal Hunter land at late afternoon Visit Ethnic culture Tharu Village. Evening Tharu culture program and dinner. Overnight at 3-star hotel (Hotel Jungle Crown or Safari Adventure Lodge)

        After breakfast, proceeds to jungle activities, including Jeep Safari to see one horned Rhino and many more dangers and endangers animals and birds. You will be able to go down the river in a canoe then jungle walk and after lunch jeep safari. Overnight at 3-star hotel (Hotel Jungle Crown or Safari Adventure Lodge)

          After breakfast at hotel, drive to Pokhara, evening 1 hour boating at fewa lake. Free time shopping or walking around lake side. Overnight at 3-star hotel (Hotel City INN or Mount view Pokhara)

            Get up early in the morning and drive to sarankot to see Himalaya view and sunrise view. Back to hotel have a breakfast, visit Tallest shiva temple, world peace pagoda, Bindabasini Temple, Davi’s fall, Gupteshwar Cave, Regional Museum, Seti River Gorge (the place to see white river). Overnight at 3-star hotel (Hotel City INN or Mount view Pokhara)

              After breakfast drive to Kathmandu (approx. 6 hrs. drive) on the way you will enjoy the Himalayas nature, in the evening provide the farewell dinner with Nepal cuisine and dancing. Overnight at (Kathmandu Business Hotel or the address Kathmandu Hotel)

                After breakfast, you will be dropped to Kathmandu Airport for flight to Bhutan. Arrive at Paro Airport and then drive to the capital city Thimphu. Altitude: 2320m/ 7656ft above sea level. (1 hour 30 minutes drive)

                The flight into the Himalayas reveals scenic and breathtaking views of Himalayan Mountains of the world. If weather permits you will be able to see Mt Everest (8848m, 29,198ft) and other Himalayan mountain ranges. After checking into the hotel later visit, your representative from the agency will greet you on arrival and drive you to the capital city, Thimphu. On the way to Thimphu visit, Tamchhog Lhakhang which is located on the opposite side of the river. This is a temple built by Thang Thong Gyalpo of Tibet, who was responsible for building numerous iron bridges throughout Bhutan. Kuenselcholing View Point: A place from where you can get a good overview of the Thimphu valley is from the Buddha point (Kuensel Phodrang). It is again a short drive from the town. You can pay your obeisance and offer prayers to the Buddha, the largest statue in the country and then walk around and take a glimpse of the valley. Memorial Chorten: This particular chorten was constructed in 1974 as a memorial for the third King of the country, King Jigme DorjiWangchuck, who is widely regarded as the father of modern Bhutan. Tashichho Dzong: The names mean – Means Fortress of Glorious Religion. It was built in 1641 by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyel. It houses the secretariat building, the throne room and the office of the king, and the central monk body.Later relax for the day and stroll around the city. Overnight in Thimphu

                 

                  Morning takes a hike to Cheri Monastery (Includes Dodina and JigmeDorji Wild life Sanctuary): Hike about 1hrs (to and fro) leds to Cheri Goemba (Cheri Dorji Dhen). Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal built this monastery in 1620 and established the first monk body here. A chance to spot birds such as Mrs Gould’s Sunbird, Yellow-browed Tit, Yellow-rumpedHoneyguide, Long-billed Thrush, Ultramarine Flycatcher. Paper factory: The handmade paper making in Bhutan stemmed from the age old tradition originated in 8th century of Bhutanese history. The handmade paper constitutes as valuable National heritage of Bhutanese cultural identity and is preserved through all the ages. The Traditional paper is recognized and held high esteem both in home and outside world.

                  The weekend market: Held every Friday, Saturday and Sunday, the people crowd the stalls every day, dressed in full colour and gathered to meet and to barter, much like the street markets in London! Bhutan Craft bazaar: The private stalls had a variety of high-end quality products from places across the country such as wood carved national symbols, bags and western wears with touch of traditional designs, wooden and clay utensils, Bangchung, Dhapa, key hanger of jewelry boxes, bookmarks and handmade packing papers (Deysho) in different patterns, antique items and etc. The stalls have a distinctly rich outlook with fine tones of elegance, and a warm and inviting atmosphere. The craft bazaar is also an exemplary of how bamboo can be used to construct houses in the country.Later you can stroll around the city. Overnight in Thimphu.

                    Altitude: 2800m/ 9240ft above sea level (5 hours drive)

                    Morning driving towards Gangtey, we come across a pass known as Dochula (3140m, 10362ft) from where a beautiful panoramic view of the Himalayan mountain range can be seen, especially in clear winter days. The beauty of this place is further enhanced by the Druk Wangyal Chortens- 108 stupas built by the eldest Queen, Her Majesty AshiDorjiWangmoWangchuck.In the mountains east of Wangdue Phodrang lies the beautiful Phobjikha valley, on the slopes of which is situated the great monastery of Gangtey, established in the 17th century. The village of Phobjikha lies a few km. down from the monastery, on the valley floor. This quiet, remote valley is the winter home of black necked cranes, which migrate from the arid plains of Tibet in the north, to pass the winter months in a milder climate. Overnight in Gangtey.

                      Altitude: 2200m/ 7260ft above sea level. (5 hours drive)

                      Morning you will hike across Gangtey Nature Trail: (Duration: Half day: two hours at a quicker pace): This is one of the most beautiful and shortest of the existing nature trail. In this trail you have the opportunity to visit the magnificent Goemba (Monastery), it also leads to sloping area of green grass, flanked by pine trees on either side. You will even come across some villages, rivers, crane roosting ground.Trongsa Museum: Situated strategically above the Trongsadzong, the Ta Dzong served as the watch tower for centuries. It was built by Choeje Minjur Tempa in 1652.The museum is equipped with state of the art technology and includes a media room where visitors can watch a documentary programme on the history of the monarchy.The Ta Dzong was renovated and converted as a museum at a cost of Nu. 97 million with funds from the Austrian government. The museum is dedicated to the coronation and centenary celebrations. Overnight in Trongsa.

                        Altitude: 1350m/ 4455ft above sea level. (6 hours drive)

                        Morning drive to Punakha visit Punakha Dzong (fortress): Built in 1637 by Zhabdrung which is remarkably located between the rivers of Mo (Female) Chu (river) and Pho (Male) Chu. Until the time of second king, it served as a seat of the king. Hike to Chimi Lhakhang(Temple of fertility): This Temple was built by lam Drukpa Kuenley (The Divine Madman) in 1499. It is about thirty minutes hike across fields from the road –Wooden phalluses are often found hanging in the four corners of the houses and also phalluses are painted on the walls of houses. It is the common belief that this helps in driving away evil spirits. (30 minutes hike to and fro, gentle steep, good footh path across the valleys and villages). Overnight in Punakha/Wangdue.

                          Morning drive to Paro and visit, Rimpung Dzong: The Bhutanese Dzongs are huge architectural structures constructed for a variety of functions throughout the country, from administrative buildings to monasteries and temples, yet they are carefully and thoughtfully designed and are strikingly beautiful. The Rimpung Dzong, known as the “fortress of the heap of jewels” in the picturesque setting of the Paro valley, is of course no exception, built in the time of the dynamic spiritual and political leader Zhabdrung in 1644. Once a year, as part of the Tsechu festival, one of the oldest Thongdol (gigantic scroll paintings) is ceremonially unfurled here.

                          Kichu Lhakhang (Monastery): It is one of the two most sacred and the oldest temples in Bhutan. It was built in 7th century by Tibetan King SongtsenGampo. Drugyeldzong: This ruined dzong is of historical importance. It was built in 1649 by Zhabdrung to commemorate the victory of the Drukpas over the Tibetan invasion in 1644. The Bhutanese still vividly recall and celebrate this victory which was tremendously important to the history of the area. On a clear day (7326m/ 24176ft), you have a fascinating view of the white domed peak of sacred Jhomolhari (Mountain of Goddess).Overnight in Paro.

                            Morning hike to Taktshang Monastery (Tiger’s nest): This is Bhutan’s most recognizable cultural icon perched 800m/2640ft up a seemingly sheer cliff. Although it was tragically and mysteriously consumed by fire in April 1998 it has now been restored to its former glory. It is believed that in the 8th century, the great tantric master Guru Rimopche/ Padmasambhava (2nd Buddha) flew on the back of a tigress to the site where the monastery now stands. (Five hours hike to and fro, some gentle and some steep hike, some stony foot path and some good ones) If you ride a horse upward it will cost extra US$25 per person.

                            Visit Farmhouse: Picturesque farm houses dot the valley amongst fields and hillsides. We welcome you to enjoy the hospitality of the Paro farmers. Thrill yourself as the farmers welcome you to their homes with genuine smiles. The two to three-storied Bhutanese farm houses are handsome in appearance, with colorfully decorated outer walls and lintels, and are traditionally built. A visit to a farm house gives an interesting glimpse into the lifestyle of a farming family. (If you take hot stone bath in the farm house it will cost extra US$25 per person.) Later stroll around the town and see how locals live. Overnight in Paro.

                              Today, our tour guide will transfer you to Paro International Airport and fly to Kathmandu or your onward destination. Tour service end.

                              Note: Paro International Airport connects to the international airports of Nepal (Kathmandu; KTM), India (Delhi, Bagdogra, Kolkotta, Gaya, Guwahati), Bangladesh (Dhaka), Thailand (Bangkok), Kuala Lumpur (KUL) and Singapore (SIN).

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                                Cost Details
                                Cost Includes
                                • Airport pick up & drop off as per your arrival date and time
                                • 3-star Deluxe accommodation in Nepal with breakfast
                                • Government-approved 3-star accommodation in Bhutan 
                                • Full board meals during the tour in Bhutan (breakfast, lunch, dinner, tea & snacks)
                                • Bhutan visa fee and special permit
                                • Bhutan government royalties and taxes
                                • All private transportation during the tour as per the itinerary
                                • Personal knowledgeable English-speaking local tour guide in Nepal and Bhutan
                                • Entrance fees for sightseeing during the Nepal Bhutan Tour
                                • International Flight Ticket (Kathmandu - Paro)
                                • Farewell dinner in Kathmandu
                                • All government taxes and official expenses
                                Cost Excludes
                                • Nepal VISA fee (USD 40 for a 15-day visa). Easily issuable upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu
                                • International Airfare to Kathmandu and from Paro
                                • Lunch and Dinner in Nepal
                                • Travel and medical insurance
                                • Personal expenses (snacks, bar bills, laundry, etc.)
                                • Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu in case of early arrival or late departure
                                • Tips for guide and driver (tipping is expected)
                                • Any unseen expenses due to circumstances beyond our control
                                Essential Information

                                Best Time to Do 15 Days Nepal Bhutan Tour

                                The greatest times to go on the 15 days Nepal Bhutan Tour are in the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), when the weather is nice, the skies are clear, and the landscapes are at their most magnificent. Spring brings lush vegetation, blossoming flowers, and moderate temperatures, making it a perfect season for touring and outdoor activities. Autumn, on the other hand, brings crisp air, stunning mountain views, and exciting cultural festivals that enhance the whole experience. While winter (December to February) is a quieter season with less visitors, it may be rather chilly, particularly in Bhutan. The monsoon season (June to August) is less favorable due to significant rains, which may cause travel disruptions.

                                Packing Lists for Nepal and Bhutan Tour

                                Packing the right essentials will enhance your comfort and ensure a smooth journey through Nepal and Bhutan. Here’s a well-structured checklist to help you prepare:

                                • Travel Documents & Finances
                                • Valid passport with at least six months of validity
                                • Printed or digital copies of flight tickets (Nepal & Bhutan)
                                • Nepal visa (available on arrival) & Bhutan visa (arranged in advance)
                                • Passport-sized photos for permits
                                • Travel insurance covering medical and trip disruptions
                                • Cash in USD, Nepalese Rupees (NPR), or Bhutanese Ngultrum (BTN)
                                • Clothing & Footwear (Seasonal Considerations)
                                • Comfortable walking shoes for sightseeing and short hikes
                                • Lightweight, breathable clothing for daily wear
                                • Warm layers (fleece jacket or down jacket) for colder months
                                • Waterproof jacket and pants for monsoon season
                                • Sunglasses and a sun hat for sun protection
                                • Thermal socks, gloves, and a scarf for winter travel
                                • Personal Care & Hygiene
                                • High-SPF sunscreen and lip balm
                                • Moisturizer to prevent skin dryness
                                • Hand sanitizer and essential toiletries
                                • First-aid kit with necessary medications
                                • Electronics & Useful Accessories
                                • Power bank for charging devices on the go
                                • Universal travel adapter for different plug types
                                • Local SIM card (available in Nepal and Bhutan) for connectivity
                                • Small backpack for carrying daily essentials     

                                Travel Tips for Nepal & Bhutan

                                Both Nepal and Bhutan offer a captivating blend of culture, tradition, and stunning landscapes. To ensure a smooth and respectful journey, here are some important travel tips to keep in mind:

                                Nepal Travel Tips

                                • Warm "Namaste" with palms pressed together and a slight bow is the traditional way to greet locals.
                                • When visiting religious sites like stupas and monasteries, walk clockwise as a mark of respect.
                                • Always remove your shoes before entering temples, monasteries, and private homes.
                                • Avoid touching religious artifacts, statues, or offerings inside sacred spaces.
                                • Dress appropriately, covering shoulders and knees, when visiting religious sites.
                                • When giving or receiving items, use your right hand or both hands as a sign of politeness.
                                • Bargaining is part of the shopping culture, especially in markets—negotiate kindly and with a smile.
                                • Savor authentic Nepali dishes like Dal Bhat, Momos, and Newari cuisine for a true taste of local flavors.
                                • To stay healthy, drink bottled or purified water and opt for freshly cooked meals.
                                • Many local businesses do not accept cards, so carry small denominations of cash for convenience.
                                • Respect nature and wildlife while trekking—dispose of waste properly and follow eco-friendly practices.
                                • In some rural areas, power outages may occur, so keep a flashlight or power bank handy.

                                Bhutan Travel Tips

                                • Show respect at religious sites by walking clockwise around temples, stupas, and prayer wheels.
                                • Always remove shoes, hats, and sunglasses before entering monasteries or dzongs.
                                • Avoid touching sacred relics, murals, and statues inside temples.
                                • Dress modestly, ensuring your attire is respectful when visiting cultural landmarks.
                                • Public smoking is banned, and alcohol is discouraged in religious areas.
                                • Refrain from pointing at people, religious objects, or statues, as it is considered rude.
                                • When encountering monks, be mindful and do not interrupt prayers or meditation.
                                • Photography is prohibited inside most temples and dzongs, so always ask before taking pictures.
                                • Bhutan’s mountainous roads can be winding—carry motion sickness medication if needed.
                                • If offering a donation at a monastery, do so discreetly without expecting anything in return.
                                • Bhutan follows strict environmental policies—help preserve its beauty by avoiding littering.
                                • Follow the instructions of your guide, as independent travel in Bhutan is not permitted.

                                Risk during 15 days Nepal and Bhutan Tour

                                Altitude Sickness

                                Risk: High-altitude areas can lead to symptoms like headaches, dizziness, and breathing difficulties.

                                Solution: Acclimate gradually, stay well-hydrated, avoid alcohol, and take rest when needed. Carry altitude sickness medication if necessary.

                                Sudden Weather Changes

                                Risk: Unpredictable weather conditions may cause discomfort and disrupt travel plans, including flight delays.

                                Solution: Pack warm clothing and rain gear, and allow for extra buffer time in case of delays.

                                Food and Water Safety

                                Risk: Consuming unfamiliar food or untreated water may lead to digestive issues.

                                Solution: Stick to bottled or purified water, choose freshly prepared meals, and carry hand sanitizer for hygiene.

                                Physical Strain

                                Risk: Long walks, steep climbs, and extended periods of physical activity can be tiring.

                                Solution: Wear supportive footwear, take regular breaks, and pace yourself to avoid exhaustion.

                                Natural Disasters

                                Risk: Nepal and Bhutan are prone to earthquakes and landslides, especially in mountainous regions.

                                Solution: Stay updated on local conditions, follow safety protocols, and travel with an experienced guide.

                                Remote Locations & Wildlife Encounters

                                Risk: Limited healthcare facilities in remote areas and potential wildlife encounters in forests.

                                Solution: Stick to designated trails, listen to your guide, and carry essential first-aid supplies.

                                Cultural Sensitivities

                                Risk: Inappropriate attire or taking photos in restricted areas may offend locals.

                                Solution: Dress modestly, remove shoes before entering religious sites, and always respect local customs and guidelines.

                                Important Travel Document While Visiting Nepal and Bhutan Tour

                                Passport Requirements

                                Ensure that your passport remains valid for at least six months beyond your intended travel dates. Additionally, it should have a minimum of two blank pages to accommodate visa stamps for both Nepal and Bhutan.

                                Bhutan Visa Application

                                A visa is mandatory for all foreign visitors traveling to Bhutan and must be arranged through a licensed tour operator. Independent visa applications are not allowed. Once you confirm your trip, your tour operator will handle the visa application process with Bhutanese immigration authorities. Before departure, you will receive a visa approval letter, which must be presented upon arrival. The final visa will be stamped into your passport upon entry at Paro International Airport or designated land border crossings.

                                Nepal Visa on Arrival

                                Nepal provides a convenient visa-on-arrival service at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu and select land entry points from India and China. Travelers can also obtain a visa in advance from a Nepalese embassy or consulate in their home country. If you plan to return to Nepal after visiting Bhutan, it’s advisable to apply for a multiple-entry visa to avoid complications. The visa-on-arrival process is straightforward and involves a fee of approximately USD 25.

                                Additional Expenses regarding 15 days Nepal and Bhutan Tour

                                15 days Nepal and Bhutan vacation package does not cover travel insurance, personal costs, and meals other than those specified in this itinerary. International airfare between your home country and Nepal as well as flights from Kathmandu to Paro, must be booked individually. The package includes daily breakfasts, excellent hotels, and private vehicle transfers to ensure a seamless voyage. However, additional activities, such as optional tours or adventure trips, will require an additional fee. The package includes the Bhutan visa fee, service charges, and all essential government taxes, as well as the services of skilled local guides to ensure a smooth and enriching vacation experience.

                                Foods and Drinks in 15 Days Nepal and Bhutan

                                During the 15 days Nepal and Bhutan journey, you will get the opportunity to sample traditional cuisine from both countries. Local favorites in Nepal include Dal Bhat (a pleasant lentil soup served with rice), Momos (dumplings), and a variety of curries, which are frequently served with pickles and flatbreads. Breakfast options at your accommodation will include eggs, bread, fruits, and continental fare, as well as local dishes to get your day started. In Bhutan, meals are largely influenced by Tibetan and Indian cuisines, with rice, chili-laden dishes, and buckwheat pancakes being popular. Bhutan offers a full-board meal package, which includes breakfast, lunch, supper, and snacks throughout the day. While most meals are provided, you can also explore local snacks and beverages, including traditional drinks like Chang (local Bhutanese beer) or local Nepali beverages. Any meals outside the itinerary in Nepal or additional snacks will be at your own cost.

                                Accommodation Facilities for 15 Days Nepal and Bhutan

                                Throughout the 15 days Nepal and Bhutan tour, you'll enjoy comfortable accommodations in 3-star hotels across Bhutan, offering a perfect blend of convenience and local charm. Each hotel provides cozy rooms with modern amenities, ensuring a relaxing environment after a day of sightseeing. Whether you're in Paro, Thimphu, or Punakha, the hotels are strategically located, offering easy access to key cultural landmarks and vibrant local experiences. The warm hospitality and thoughtful services will make you feel at home, while the local Bhutanese atmosphere adds an authentic touch to your stay. These accommodations offer a restful retreat with the perfect balance of comfort and cultural immersion.

                                Travel Insurance for Nepal and Bhutan Tour for 15 Days

                                Travel insurance is a vital component for your 15 days Nepal and Bhutan tour, offering protection and peace of mind throughout your trip. It covers unforeseen events like medical emergencies, trip interruptions, lost baggage, and travel delays. Given the diverse terrain and remote locations, it's crucial to select a policy that includes emergency evacuation and medical coverage, especially if you're planning to hike or explore higher altitudes. Make sure your insurance covers both Nepal and Bhutan, as well as adventure activities, to ensure you’re fully protected. With comprehensive travel insurance, you can enjoy your journey with confidence, knowing you’re covered for any unexpected situations.

                                Availability of ATM’s and Money Exchange Facilities During 15 Days Nepal and Bhutan Tour

                                15 days Nepal and Bhutan tour, you'll find it easy to access cash in the major cities, but it might be more challenging in remote regions. In Nepal, Kathmandu is equipped with numerous ATMs and exchange services, though it's wise to carry some Nepalese Rupees (NPR) for small transactions, particularly outside the capital. In Bhutan, ATMs are available in key cities like Thimphu and Paro, but they may not always support international withdrawals. It’s recommended to bring Bhutanese Ngultrum (BTN) or USD, as exchange counters and banks in these cities provide reliable services. While credit and debit cards are accepted in hotels and select stores, cash is the primary method of payment in less developed areas.

                                Guides for 15 Days Nepal and Bhutan Tour

                                On the 15 days Nepal and Bhutan tour, guides play a key role in ensuring a seamless and enriching experience. In Nepal, knowledgeable guides will take you through the country's historical and cultural gems, offering insightful commentary and helping you navigate the stunning landscapes. They will make sure you get the most out of your visit, whether it’s to ancient temples or scenic spots, while ensuring your trip runs smoothly. In Bhutan, having a licensed guide is a requirement, and they will be with you every step of the way, offering a deep dive into Bhutanese culture, religious practices, and the country’s awe-inspiring natural beauty. With their expert guidance, you’ll be able to explore both countries with ease, gaining a deeper understanding of their traditions and heritage while enjoying a stress-free journey.

                                Benefits of Booking 15 Days Nepal Bhutan Tour Welcome Nepal Treks

                                • Well-structured itinerary covering the top cultural, historical, and scenic destinations in Nepal and Bhutan.
                                • Experienced, English-speaking guides offering deep insights into the traditions and history of both countries.
                                • Comfortable stays in 3-star hotels and guesthouses with modern amenities for a relaxed experience.
                                • Effortless Bhutan visa processing, eliminating the need for paperwork worries.
                                • Private transportation with a skilled driver, ensuring smooth and comfortable travel throughout your journey.
                                • Flexibility to customize your itinerary with optional activities like cultural performances, nature walks, and additional sightseeing.
                                • Excellent service at an affordable price, delivering exceptional value for a memorable trip.
                                • Opportunities to connect with local communities and immerse yourself in their authentic lifestyles.
                                • Scenic drives and short hikes to explore breathtaking landscapes at a leisurely pace.
                                • 24/7 support from our team, ensuring a stress-free and enjoyable experience from start to finish.

                                Booking and Payment Policies of Nepal and Bhutan Tour for 15 Days

                                To confirm your reservation for the 15 days Nepal and Bhutan tour with Welcome Nepal Treks, you will need to provide a copy of your passport along with a deposit of at least 10% of the total tour price. You can make the payment using cash, bank transfer, or secure online options. We also accept major credit cards, including Visa and MasterCard, as well as direct cash transactions. While last-minute bookings are possible, we recommend securing your spot at least one day before departure for a smoother experience. If you have any inquiries or need further details about the tour, feel free to reach out to us—we’re here to help.

                                Tipping for Guides or Drivers During Nepal and Bhutan Tour

                                Tipping is a customary practice in both Nepal and Bhutan, and it is greatly appreciated by guides, drivers, and other service staff for their dedication and excellent service. Although not obligatory, tipping serves as a way to show gratitude for the quality of service you experience throughout your 15-day tour. At the end of the trip, it's common to offer a tip to your guides and drivers as a gesture of appreciation for their efforts. The amount you choose to tip depends on the level of service provided and the duration of your tour. While tipping is optional, it is always a thoughtful way to recognize their contributions to making your journey memorable.

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                                1 paxUS$4500
                                2 - 5 paxUS$4200
                                6 - 9 paxUS$4100
                                10 - 15 paxUS$4000
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