Best Time to Do the 7 Days Nepal Bhutan Tour
7 days Nepal Bhutan Tour can be booked throughout the year and provides distinct experiences in each season. Spring (March–May) delivers great weather, bright skies, and vibrant rhododendron flowers, making it an excellent period for cultural festivals. Autumn (September to November) is regarded as the ideal season for travel, with mild temperatures along with predictable weather ensuring a smooth and comfortable voyage. Summer (June to August) is mild with occasional rain, ideal for individuals who like less crowds and rich green scenery. Winter (December to February) is cooler, but it provides spectacular mountain views and the chance to see snowfall in certain areas, adding to the magical experience.
7 Days Nepal Bhutan Tour packing list
We have listed everything you'll need for the Nepal Bhutan tour and created this packing list. Please follow it when you pack for the trip.
Travel Documents during 7 Days Nepal Bhutan Tour
- Flight tickets (to Nepal and Bhutan)
- Passport (valid for at least 6 months)
- Passport-size photos (minimum 4)
- Visa for Nepal (on arrival)
- Bhutan travel visa (included in the package, arranged by our team)
- Travel insurance (optional but highly recommended)
- Copies of important documents (passport, visa, flight tickets, travel insurance)
- Cash in USD, Nepali currency (NPR), or Bhutanese currency (BTN)
- Clothing & Footwear during 7 Days Nepal Bhutan Tour
- Pack your clothes depending on the season of your visit.
- Comfortable walking shoes (for city tours and short hikes)
- Casual footwear (for relaxing at hotels)
- Socks (thermal socks for winter trips)
- Base layers and breathable t-shirts
- Warm clothing like fleece, sweaters, or down jackets
- Waterproof jacket and pants (for monsoon and winter)
- Quick-dry clothing
- Swimwear (if you get the chance to use a swimming pool, spa, or jacuzzi)
- Scarf, gloves, and thermal wear for winter
- Accessories (As per Weather)
- Sunglasses with UV protection
- Sun hat or cap
- Beanie, scarf, and gloves for winter
- Umbrella or rain poncho during monsoon season
- Reusable water bottle
- Trekking poles (optional for hiking)
- Toiletries & Personal Care during 7 Days Nepal Bhutan Tour
- Sunscreen (SPF 30+)
- Lip balm and moisturizer
- Hand sanitizer and wet wipes
- Toothbrush and toothpaste
- Soap, shampoo, and conditioner
- Deodorant
- Personal first aid kit (band-aids, antiseptic, pain relievers, motion sickness pills)
- Prescription medications (if any)
- Gadgets & Miscellaneous Items during 7 Days Nepal Bhutan Tour
- Camera with extra batteries and memory cards
- Mobile phone and charger
- Power bank
- Universal travel adapter (Type D, F, G for Bhutan)
- Local SIM card (can be obtained upon arrival in Nepal and Bhutan)
- Notebook/journal and pen
- Snacks and energy bars
- Small backpack for day tours
- Travel Tips & Etiquette for 7 Days Nepal Bhutan Tour
- Nepal and Bhutan have a rich cultural, spiritual, and traditional heritage.
Nepal Travel Tips
- Join hands and bow slightly to greet natives with "Namaste".
- Always walk clockwise around stupas and temples.
- Remove your shoes before entering religious buildings and homes.
- Don't touch religious statues or artifacts.
- Dress modestly when visiting temples and monasteries.
- Use your right hand when giving or receiving stuff.
- Bargain decently and respectfully in local markets.
- Try local dishes like as Momo, Dal Bhat, and Newari cuisine.
Bhutan Travel Tips
- Walk clockwise around the chortens (stupas) and prayer wheels.
- Before entering a dzong or a monastery, remove your hat and sunglasses.
- Avoid touching holy items, statues, or murals.
- Dress conservatively when visiting religious locations.
- Do not smoke or drink in public areas.
- Respect monks and avoid disturbing them during prayers or meditation.
Important Travel Document While doing 7 Days Nepal Bhutan Tour
Passport
Ensure that your passport is valid for at least six months after your planned departure date. Additionally, make sure your passport contains at least two blank visa pages, which are required for visa stamps and entry/exit.
Bhutan Visa
Every traveler to Bhutan need a visa, which cannot be obtained on their own. You must book your trip with a travel agent, who will handle the visa for you. Once your tour has been confirmed, the travel agency will arrange for your visa with Bhutanese immigration authorities in Thimphu. A written visa clearance letter is necessary for admittance, and the visa will be stamped upon arrival at Paro International Airport or land entry points.
Nepal Visa (on Arrival)
Nepal provides visa-on-arrival services at Tribhuvan International Airport and various land border crossings with India and China. Alternatively, tourists can obtain a visa from the Nepalese embassy in their home nation before departing. If you plan to return to Nepal after visiting Bhutan, a multiple-entry visa is recommended. A multiple-entry visa costs USD 25, and it permits you to enter and exit many times during its validity period. The arriving process is clear and efficient.
Additional Expenses during 7 Days Nepal Bhutan Tour
Please keep in mind that your 7-day Nepal Bhutan vacation does not include expenses such as tipping, travel insurance, shopping, or meals. You will also need to spend for international flights to and from Kathmandu and Paro, so plan accordingly.
The travel package includes overnight accommodations and daily breakfasts in Nepal and Bhutan, as well as local guides, a driver, and four-wheeler transportation in both countries. Furthermore, the package covers a Bhutan travel visa, company fees, taxes, and other logistical procedures. We guarantee a smooth trip, but personal spending on souvenirs, meals not included, and travel insurance may require a separate budget.
Drinks and Foods in 7 Days Nepal and Bhutan Tour
Nepalese food Nepal's food is a combination of strong and cozy flavors. Dal Bhat is a popular dish that combines lentil soup and rice, and is frequently served with veggies and pickles. Momos, steamed or fried dumplings stuffed with meat, cheese, or veggies, are a popular snack across the country. Chiya- a spicy milk tea, is popular among drinkers, while traditional alcoholic beverages such as Raksi and Tongba are prepared from fermented grains.
Bhutanese food is recognized for its rich, spicy flavors and the use of cheese in many dishes. Ema Datshi- the national cuisine, is a fiery mix of cheese and chili peppers. Phaksha Paa- a pig stir-fry with radish and chilies, and Jasha Maru- a spicy chicken dish, are also popular options. Momos, like those from Nepal, are loaded with a range of contents such as meat and veggies. Red rice is a common cuisine in Bhutan, frequently given alongside meals. Traditional drinks include Ara- a fermented liquor derived from rice or maize, and Butter Tea, a unique blend of tea, butter, and salt that provides a warm and hearty beverage.
Accommodation Facilities for 7 Days Nepal and Bhutan Tour
Welcome Nepal Treks provides three-star accommodations in both Nepal and Bhutan, offering a pleasant stay with modern conveniences like Wi-Fi, hot showers, and air conditioning. In city like Kathmandu, Nepal, you'll find well-equipped hotels with good service. In Bhutan, lodgings in places such as Thimphu and Paro combine traditional Bhutanese style with modern amenities, providing breathtaking vistas and exceptional service. During hikes in both countries, you'll stay in basic but appropriate lodges and campsites, offering a pleasant and unforgettable experience.
Travel Insurance for 7 Days Nepal and Bhutan Tour
It is highly suggested that you have comprehensive travel insurance that covers emergency medical bills, trip cancellations, lost baggage, and travel delays when visiting Nepal and Bhutan. Because both countries involve travel to separated and culturally rich areas, having travel insurance can provide calm of mind in the event of an unexpected incident. In Nepal, insurance should cover medical emergencies and trip delays, as some places may have minimal medical resources. While the infrastructure in Bhutan is generally good, travel insurance can assist cover unforeseen expenses such as medical bills, trip delays and cancellation.
Availability of ATM’s and Money Exchange Facilities during Nepal and Bhutan Tour for 7 days
Both Nepal and Bhutan have easy access to ATMs and money exchange services, especially in their major cities and popular tourist destinations. In Nepal, towns such as Kathmandu and Pokhara have several ATMs where you may withdraw local cash, and currency exchange is readily available at banks and exchange counters. Similarly, ATMs can be found in major towns such as Thimphu and Paro, while availability may be limited in more distant places. Currency exchange facilities are available at the airport, banks, and some hotels, however it is best to use the local currency, Bhutanese Ngultrum, for small transactions.
Guides forNepal and Bhutan Tour for 7 days
Guides are essential for your journey to Nepal and Bhutan since they will help you learn each country's unique culture, history, and traditions. Local guides in Nepal provide vital insights while traveling cities like Kathmandu and Pokhara, helping you to uncover prominent landmarks, hidden jewels, and historical sites that you would otherwise missed. They enrich your experience by discussing the cultural significance of various locations, including as temples and palaces, as well as taking you through local markets and villages. Bhutanese guides are required by law and provide a deep understanding of the country's distinctive heritage, which includes old monasteries, vibrant festivals, and breathtaking scenery. Whether you're visiting Bhutan's dzongs or hiking through Nepal's picturesque trails, guides make sure your trip is informative, smooth, and pleasurable.
Booking and Payment Policies of Nepal and Bhutan Tour for 7 days
To book the 7 days Nepal Bhutan tour with Welcome Nepal Treks, we will require a photocopy of your passport and a minimum 10% advance payment of the total tour cost. Payments can be made through various methods, including cash, bank transfer, or online. We also accept credit card payments (MasterCard, Visa, and more) and direct cash payments. Last-minute bookings are accepted, but they must be made at least one day before the scheduled departure. If you have any questions or need further assistance regarding the tour, feel free to contact us, and we'll be happy to help.
Tipping for Guides or Drivers during Nepal and Bhutan Tour
Tipping for guides and drivers during your Nepal and Bhutan tour is a customary practice to show appreciation for their hard work and excellent service. While it is not mandatory, it is a thoughtful way to acknowledge the effort put in to ensure you have a smooth and enjoyable experience. In Nepal, it’s common to tip your guide and driver at the end of the tour based on the quality of service provided. Similarly, in Bhutan, tipping is appreciated, especially for guides and drivers who help make your journey memorable. The amount you choose to tip can vary depending on your satisfaction with their service and it is always welcomed as a gesture of gratitude.
