Nepal Tibet Bhutan Tour Package

Nepal Tibet Bhutan Tour Package, Cost for 2025 and 2026

Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet are three beautiful Himalayan nations. Each boasts a centuries-old cultural heritage, beautiful landscapes, majestic mountains, and heartwarming hospitality.

A trip to all these three countries will be a life-changing adventure that will stay in your heart forever. On the Nepal Bhutan Tibet tour, you will be accompanied by Nepalese, Bhutanese, and Tibetan tour guides.

Traveling with a local who knows the historical sites, history, and people will make your journey very immersive. You will start the tour from Kathmandu (Nepal) and fly to Lhasa (Tibet) and Paro (Bhutan).

As it is a multi-country tour, we will help you obtain a travel visa and arrange hotels, transportation, and all necessary permits. Our Bhutanese and Tibetan representatives are professionals like us and will make your time in their country safe, hassle-free, and fun.

Even though connected by the Himalayas, you will experience different cultures, traditions, histories, hospitalities, and climates in these three countries.

Visit tourist sites, enjoy delicious street food, explore bustling markets, buy beautiful artisanal products, learn about the locals and their way of life, and unwind.

We can craft a Nepal Bhutan Tibet tour itinerary for you based on your interests and budget. On your trip, you can include city tours, jungle safari, short day hikes, viewpoints, cooking/painting classes, and many more things.

Not only that, but you can also include adventure sports activities like paragliding, bungee jumping, rafting, hot air balloon rides, etc, in your tour package. Just share what you want to do, and our team will curate a perfect Nepal Bhutan Tibet tour package for you. Contact us for more information and support.

Nepal

Nepal is home to the tallest mountain in the world, rich biodiversity, high-altitude lakes, ancient temples and monasteries, and exclusive species like snow leopard, red panda, Bengal tiger, and one-horn rhinos.

Kathmandu, Pokhara, Chitwan, and Lumbini are the top four destinations in Nepal that most travelers visit for a tour. All these cities have their own charm. Kathmandu is the home of temples and places.

Pokhara coexists with nature as the city houses many lakes, caves, and waterfalls. Likewise, Chitwan is famous for jungle safari and canoeing. And Lumbini is the home to Lord Gautam Buddha.

Bhutan

Bhutan is known as the land of thunder dragons. The country is rich in dzongs, monasteries, and museums. The unique approach of Bhutan's government to their people's happiness over finances makes the country a land where contentment is truly valued.

Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, Bumthang, Haa Valley, and Trashigang are some destinations frequently visited by foreigners in Bhutan. You will enjoy natural beauty, cultural richness, and immense spirituality in Bhutan.

Explore cities, towns, and villages. Learn about Bhutanese art and architecture and get to know their history closely. Bhutan is the most expensive country among the three because of its "High Value, Low Impact" tourism policy.

Tibet

Tibet is considered the roof of the world. The country sits at a high altitude. Famous tourist cities like Lhasa and Shigatse are located over 3,500 meters from sea level. The country houses the holy Mt. Kailash and Mansarovar Lake.

There are many beautiful valleys, lakes, and mountains in Tibet. The country has rich traditions and many centuries of old fortresses and monasteries. You can also access the Tibetan side of Everest Base Camp by car.

The art and architectural magnificence of Tibet will blow your mind. Expect to see tall mountains and breathtaking landscapes during the tour. Getting a Tibet travel visa can get complicated, but do not worry; we will provide you with full support.

Travel visa

Note that our Nepal Bhutan Tibet tour package only includes Tibet and Bhutan travel visa fees. Travelers have to purchase Nepal visas by themselves.

Nepal: Travelers from most countries can obtain a Nepal travel visa upon landing at the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu or at a land border. Please check out this page for more information. Usually, you will start and end the tour in Nepal, so you will need a multi-entry Nepal visa.

Bhutan: We will arrange a Bhutan travel visa for you. We need a signed copy of your passport with 6 months of validity at least, along with your passport-sized photos. Our company will provide the tour documents and help you with the visa cleaning process.

Tibet: We can help you obtain a Tibet Group Visa (TGV). As obtaining a Tibet travel visa requires 3-4 business days, make sure you have ample time for that.

Important Travel Document While Visiting Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet

When visiting Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet, it's important to have the following travel documents:

• Passport

Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your planned departure date. Make sure your passport has at least two blank visa pages. This is important for entry and exit stamps, as well as for visas issued on arrival.

• Tibet Travel Permit (TTP)
  TTP is mandatory for visitors of any nation entering or exploring Tibet. You must have a valid passport and Chinese Visa to apply for this permit and it can be done only through registered tour operators (Individual unobtainable). It's best to apply 2-3 weeks before the trip for assurance of the timely arrival of TTP.
• Chinese Visa
  Chinese Visa is compulsory to enter any region of China or Tibet. There is no visa on arrival (VOA) service so each traveler must apply for it from the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China, before entering mainland China from your home. If you want to start Tibet trip from Kathmandu, we will process Tibet Group visa (China visa) from the Chinese embassy of Kathmandu (Nepal) which takes 4 working days to get it with your original passport.
• Bhutan Visa
  As the Bhutanese embassy is only present in six nations around the world, you will have to book through a registered travel agency for the visa. After the tour is booked, the agency will have the visa processed with the Bhutanese immigration department in Thimphu, Bhutan.
• Nepalese visa (Visa on Arrival)
  Apparently, you can pre-process for the Nepalese Visa from the Nepalese embassy from your nation or get a visa on arrival in the TIA, Kathmandu (Tribhuvan International Airport) or any land borders entering from India/China. Just remember to apply for a multi-entry Nepalese visa, as you will be traveling through Kathmandu more than once on the tour The cost is $25 USD for the re-entry facility. This allows you to leave and re-enter Nepal multiple times during the validity of your visa. The process is quick and easy.

Best time to visit Nepal, Tibet and Bhutan all together

Late September to early November is the best time to visit Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet together due to the favorable weather conditions, cultural richness, and stunning natural beauty each region offers during this period. In Nepal, the monsoon season ends by September, leaving behind clear skies and lush landscapes, ideal for trekking and exploring cultural sites. The temperatures are moderate, and major festivals like Dashain and Tihar occur, adding a unique cultural dimension to the visit. In Bhutan, autumn brings pleasant weather and clear skies, making it perfect for sightseeing, trekking, and attending vibrant Tsechu festivals, which feature traditional masked dances and elaborate ceremonies. Tibet experiences more stable and pleasant weather post-monsoon, with milder temperatures beneficial for acclimatizing to the high altitude. The clear skies enhance the stunning views of the Tibetan plateau and landmarks like the Potala Palace and Mount Everest. The combined effect of stable weather, moderate temperatures, cultural festivities, and breathtaking natural scenery make late September to early November an ideal time to explore all three destinations comprehensively. This period ensures a comfortable, culturally enriching, and visually stunning travel experience across Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet.

Dress Code While visiting Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet

When visiting Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet, it's important to dress modestly and respectfully to honor local customs and stay comfortable in varying climates. Across all three regions, especially at religious sites like temples, monasteries, and dzongs, covering shoulders and knees is essential. In rural areas and religious settings, traditional and conservative attire is the norm.

In Nepal, casual and comfortable clothing is generally suitable, but always dress modestly at religious sites. In Bhutan, opt for modest, smart-casual clothing, and ensure you cover arms and legs when visiting religious or official sites. In Tibet, conservative and modest clothing is a must, particularly at monasteries and temples.

For all three destinations, dressing in layers is advisable to accommodate changing temperatures and high-altitude weather. Comfortable walking shoes are essential for urban exploration, while appropriate footwear is crucial for trekking and outdoor activities. Packing a warm jacket, thermal wear, and layers will help you stay comfortable and prepared for the diverse environments of Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet.

What’s the altitude of Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan?

Tibet is the highest among the three regions, with an average altitude of about 4,500 meters. Nepal and Bhutan feature a wide range of elevations. In Nepal, the Terai region lies at just 70 meters above sea level, with the elevation increasing as you move toward the Himalayas, reaching up to Mount Everest at 8,848 meters. Bhutan's average altitude is around 3,280 meters and ranges from the southern plains at 100 meters to the northern mountainous areas that rise up to 7,500 meters.

When planning your trip, especially if you're traveling overland from Nepal to Tibet, it's important to be mindful of the sudden changes in altitude. This can help you prepare for altitude sickness and ensure a smoother, safer journey. Make sure to give yourself time to acclimate to the higher elevations and consider taking it slow to avoid any health issues related to altitude.

What to bring while visiting Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet?

While visiting Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet one should consider packing the following things:

Clothing

• Pack layered clothing like lightweight base layers, insulating mid-layers (such as fleece or down), and waterproof outer layers.
• An insulated warm jacket is essential for cold weather, especially in high-altitude areas. Bring thermal wear to keep you warm during cold nights and high-altitude treks.
• Comfortable walking shoes are necessary for city exploration, while waterproof, ankle-supporting hiking boots are crucial for trekking.
• Pack modest clothing, including long sleeves and trousers or skirts, for visits to religious sites. Carry a scarf or shawl to cover your head in religious sites and to add extra warmth.
• Don't forget rain gear, like a lightweight rain jacket or poncho, for unexpected showers

Health and Safety

• Bring altitude sickness medication like Acetazolamide (Diamox), along with any personal medications, pain relievers, antihistamines, and other necessary health items.
• A well-stocked first aid kit should include band-aids, antiseptic wipes, gauze, and medical tape. Water purification tablets are vital for safe drinking water in remote areas.
• Protect against UV rays with sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher) and lip balm, and bring insect repellent with DEET for lower altitude areas.

Accessories

• Pack a comfortable daypack for carrying essentials on day trips.
• Bring a universal travel adapter to charge your electronics across all three regions.
• A reusable water bottle, preferably with a built-in filter, will help you stay hydrated and reduce plastic waste.
• Don't forget to pack sunglasses and a hat to protect against the strong sun at high altitudes.
• A portable charger to keep your electronic devices charged during long travel days.

Documents and Money

• Ensure that you have your passport and all necessary visas for Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet.
• Travel insurance that covers medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and other unexpected events.
• Keep both digital and physical copies of important documents like your passport, visas, and travel insurance.
• Carry cash in local currencies—Nepali Rupee, Bhutanese Ngultrum, and Chinese Yuan—for places that may not accept cards.
• Bring credit or debit cards for larger expenses and emergencies.

Foods and Drinks in Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet

Nepalese cuisine is a fusion of flavors from Tibet and India. The cornerstone of Nepalese cuisine is Dal Bhat, a nourishing meal consisting of lentil soup (dal), rice (bhat), and often accompanied by vegetable curries, pickles, and occasionally meat. Popular dishes also include Momo (dumplings), Sel Roti (sweet rice bread), Gundruk (fermented greens), and Chatamari ("Nepali pizza") are unique dishes that showcase the culinary diversity of Nepal.

While Bhutanese cuisine is known for its bold flavors and heavy use of chilies and cheese. The national dish, Ema Datshi, perfectly exemplifies this, as it is a spicy mix of chilies and locally-made cheese. Other notable dishes are Phaksha Paa (pork with chilies and radish), Jasha Maru (spicy minced chicken), and Red Rice. Traditional beverages like Ara, an alcoholic drink brewed from various grains, are also integral to the culinary experience in Bhutan.

Tibetan cuisine is designed to provide warmth and energy, necessary for the high-altitude environment. A staple of Tibetan food is Tsampa, roasted barley flour that is often mixed with butter tea to form a dough-like consistency, providing a nutritious and filling meal. Common dishes include momos similar to their Nepalese and Bhutanese counterparts (dumplings), Thukpa (noodle soup), and Butter Tea (tea with yak butter and salt). The use of Yak Meat in various dishes, such as stews and steaks, is also a distinctive feature of Tibetan cuisine, reflecting the local resources and environment.

Accommodation Facilities for Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet Tour

When travelling in these regions, you can expect a wide range of accommodation facilities that cater to various preferences and budgets. From luxurious five-star hotels and boutique lodges to comfortable guesthouses and homestays, there are options for every type of traveler. Many of the upscale hotels offer amenities such as spa services, fine dining, and stunning views of the surrounding natural landscapes. Guests can wake up to breathtaking vistas of snow-capped mountains, lush valleys, and serene lakes. For those looking for a more authentic experience, guesthouses and homestays provide a chance to immerse yourself in the local culture and enjoy traditional hospitality. Regardless of your choice, accommodations in these regions strive to provide a comfortable and welcoming stay, allowing guests to fully appreciate the natural beauty that surrounds them and ensuring a memorable experience for all visitors. Welcome Nepal Treks offers the flexibility to opt for budget-friendly accommodations or upgrade to five-star hotels for an additional charge, ensuring a well-organized, enjoyable, and stress-free travel experience.

How many days are minimumneeded for visiting Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet together?

It is entirely up to you how many days you want to spend traveling in Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet, but a minimum of 13 days is recommended to visit the major highlights. You may spend five days in Nepal exploring Kathmandu and its surroundings, four days in Bhutan visiting Thimphu and Paro, and three days in Tibet exploring Lhasa and its key attractions. This provides a quick yet engaging experience in each destination; however, more time would allow for an enhanced tour.

Cost for Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet Tour

Welcome Nepal Treks offers a wide range of trip packages in Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet, with pricing beginning at US$4000 to US$6800. The cost varies based on the duration, accommodation level, and included activities, ensuring a perfect fit for diverse travel preferences. Each well-planned itinerary provides an unparalleled blend of cultural immersion, scenic exploration, and adventure, ranging from Himalayan backpacking to Bhutan's rich traditions and Tibet's serene monasteries. With a focus on individualized travel experiences, Welcome Nepal Treks enables itinerary customization to match individual preferences, ensuring that each tour is unique and unforgettable. To precisely organize your unique vacation, contact Welcome Nepal Treks directly; our expert team is ready to craft a tour that exceeds your expectations.

Travel Insurance for Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet Tour

Travel insurance is essential for anyone visiting Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet. It covers medical emergencies, trip cancellations, lost luggage, and other unexpected situations. This ensures that you can handle any unforeseen circumstances with peace of mind, allowing you to fully enjoy the cultural and scenic wonders of these regions. By securing travel insurance, you make your journey safer and more enriching, giving you the confidence to explore freely and focus on creating unforgettable memories. Remember, a secure traveler is a happy traveler!

Availability of ATM’s and Money Exchange Facilities During Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet Tour

ATMs are readily available in major cities and towns in Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet, such as Kathmandu and Pokhara in Nepal, Thimphu and Paro in Bhutan, and Lhasa in Tibet. However, in remote areas, ATMs can be scarce. In Nepal, most ATMs accept international cards like Visa and Mastercard, and Tribhuvan International Airport has currency exchange counters, though rates may be less favorable. Bhutan's local currency is the Bhutanese Ngultrum (BTN), pegged to the Indian Rupee (INR), and currency can be exchanged at major banks. In Tibet, it's advisable to carry some cash for remote regions. Not all ATMs accept every international card type, so having a mix of Visa, Mastercard, and other globally recognized cards is helpful. Be mindful of the operating hours of ATMs and banks, especially in smaller towns where they might have limited hours.

Guides for Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet Tour

Embarking on a Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet tour with Welcome Nepal Treks ensures an enriching and hassle-free experience, guided by highly experienced and professional English-speaking Bhutanese and Tibetan guides. These friendly and knowledgeable guides navigate unfamiliar terrain with ease, offering valuable insights into the region's history, culture, and natural wonders. They lead the way, providing in-depth information and assistance, making it easier to explore unknown cities, interact with locals, and learn their customs. Engaging a knowledgeable guide significantly enhances the experience, illuminating the significance of landmarks and hidden gems, ensuring a deeper appreciation of the breathtaking landscapes, and creating unforgettable memories.

Risk During Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet Tour

Traveling through Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet offers incredible experiences, but it's important to be aware of potential risks:

• Altitude Sickness: High altitudes in these regions can cause altitude sickness, which can be serious. It's crucial to acclimatize properly and ascend gradually.
• Weather Conditions: The weather can be unpredictable, with heavy rains and landslides, especially during the rainy season (June to September). This can affect road conditions and travel plans.
• Remote Areas: In remote areas, access to medical facilities and ATMs can be limited. Carrying sufficient cash and a first-aid kit is advisable.
• Cultural Sensitivity: Being respectful of local customs and traditions is important to avoid offending locals and ensure a smooth travel experience.
• Wildlife: While encounters with dangerous wildlife are rare, it's good to be cautious and follow local advice.
• Natural Calamities: The region is prone to earthquakes, especially Nepal, which can cause significant disruptions. Additionally, avalanches can occur in mountainous areas.

Booking and Payment Policies of Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet Tour

To book the Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet Tour with Welcome Nepal Treks, we will need a photocopy of your passport and a minimum advance payment of 10% of the total tour cost. Payments can be made through a variety of methods, including cash, bank transfer, or online. We also accept credit card payments (MasterCard, Visa, and others). For those who prefer, direct cash payments are welcome. While we can accommodate last-minute bookings, we kindly request that reservations be made at least one day before the departure date. If you have any questions or need further information, feel free to contact us.

Tipping for Guides or Drivers During Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet Tour

Tipping is customary in many areas and an excellent means to express gratitude for exceptional service. Tipping is not required, but it is a thoughtful way to show appreciation for their efforts, especially if they offered outstanding service and made the journey comfortable and safe. This gesture recognizes their hard work and encourages them to keep providing exceptional service. It is common to tip guides, drivers, and porters according to the level of service offered. It is always a good idea to bring some cash for tipping because it is more convenient for practically everyone. To express your gratitude, adjust the amount based on the level of service provided and your personal budget.