Destinations Covered : Kathmandu - Pokhara - Bandipur - Chitwan National Park - Bhaktapur - Kathmandu - Paro - Thimphu - Punakha - Paro
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Day 1: Kathmandu, Nepal
Namaste! Welcome to Nepal. Upon arrival in Kathmandu, you'll be greeted and transferred to your hotel. Your adventure begins with a welcome meeting at 6 pm, where you'll meet your trip leader and fellow travelers. The evening is yours to explore the lively streets of Kathmandu. The city is renowned for its blend of ancient architecture, modern developments, and rich artistic and cultural heritage. Wander through the bustling markets and bazaars, where life flows around narrow streets filled with holy men, monks, bicycles, incense, goats, and sacred cows. You might want to join your group for an optional dinner at one of Kathmandu's excellent Nepali restaurants.
Day 2: Kathmandu
If the weather is favorable, you have the option to take a scenic flight over Mount Everest this morning, providing a breathtaking view of the world's highest peaks. After breakfast, you'll explore Kathmandu, starting with a visit to Pashupatinath, the most revered Hindu temple in Nepal, located on the banks of the holy Bagmati River. Here, you can witness sadhus meditating, pilgrims taking ritual baths, and, occasionally, funeral pyres burning on the ghats. Then, visit Bodhnath Stupa, a significant Buddhist shrine where monks in maroon robes chant prayers in surrounding monasteries. After lunch, head to Swayambhunath Temple (the Monkey Temple), a UNESCO World Heritage site with stunning views over the city, blending Hindu and Buddhist beliefs. Later, explore Durbar Square, in front of the old royal palace, filled with beautiful temples and vibrant local stalls. The evening is yours to discover more of Kathmandu at your own pace.
Day 3: Pokhara
After an early breakfast, embark on a journey to Pokhara by private vehicle. Upon arrival, take some time to relax or explore the serene Phewa Tal, Nepal's second-largest lake, surrounded by stunning mountain views.
Day 4: Pokhara
For early risers, there's an option to experience the sunrise over Sarangkot Hill, offering sweeping views of the Annapurna range. After breakfast, visit the Peace Pagoda, where you'll be rewarded with spectacular views stretching from the Annapurnas to Machhapuchhare (the "fishtail" peak) and down to Pokhara. Next, head to the International Mountain Museum to learn about past climbing expeditions, both triumphant and tragic. Then, visit a local Tibetan Refugee Camp for lunch, where you'll hear stories from the refugees, learn about local life, and participate in a momo (steamed dumplings) cooking demonstration. In the afternoon, enjoy a scenic boat ride on Phewa Tal. You may want to stretch your legs and visit Taal Barahi Temple in the lake's middle or simply relax and take in the views.
Day 5: Bandipur
Travel to Bandipur, a beautifully preserved hilltop village that was once an important stop for traders heading to Tibet. With its charming main street, filled with restored buildings that retain their traditional Newari architecture, Bandipur offers a serene escape and a glimpse into Nepal's past.
Day 6: Bandipur
Today is yours to explore Bandipur at your leisure. Wander through the town's peaceful streets, hike along trails that wind through tribal villages and hilltop shrines, or simply relax with a coffee and enjoy stunning views of the Himalayan panorama.
Day 7: Chitwan National Park
After breakfast, drive to Chitwan National Park. Once there, settle in and meet the camp staff and resident naturalists, who will outline the activities for the coming days. In the early evening, enjoy a cultural program featuring a performance by a local Tharu dance troupe. Dinner will be a group affair, followed by free time to relax, share stories, or listen to the jungle's sounds at night.
Day 8: Chitwan National Park
Head out on an early morning jeep safari, seeking sightings of the Indian rhinoceros, deer, and exotic birdlife. After breakfast, take a dugout canoe adventure along the Rapti River, where you might spot marsh mugger crocodiles and a variety of bird species. A full-day program will be arranged, which may include additional excursions or a visit to a nearby village.
Day 9: Bhaktapur
For wildlife enthusiasts, an optional early-morning birdwatching safari is available. After breakfast, depart for Bhaktapur, stopping along the Trisuli River for lunch. Bhaktapur, once Nepal's capital during the 15th century and now a UNESCO World Heritage site, is rich in history and culture. Spend your evening exploring its atmospheric streets, relaxing in local cafes, or unwinding at your hotel.
Day 10: Kathmandu
Begin the day by exploring Bhaktapur's famous temples at Durbar Square, home to iconic structures like the Lion Gate and the Golden Gate. Visit the Pashupati Temple, a replica of the one in Kathmandu. In the afternoon, return to Kathmandu, where the evening is yours to enjoy an optional final dinner as you wrap up the Nepal portion of your journey.
Day 11: Kathmandu
Today is free for you to explore Kathmandu one last time before the Bhutan portion of your adventure begins. Your leader can offer recommendations on sites to visit, activities to enjoy, and local dining options.
Day 12: Paro - Thimphu, Bhutan
Bid farewell to Nepal and fly from Kathmandu to Paro, Bhutan. After clearing customs and immigration, meet your Bhutanese guide and driver, who will welcome you to the Land of the Thunder Dragon. Drive along scenic roads with mountain, river, and red rice field views to Thimphu, Bhutan's capital. Depending on your arrival time, enjoy lunch and sightseeing or meet the rest of your group for a welcome meeting and dinner. Take an evening stroll through Thimphu, the only capital in the world without traffic lights!
Day 13: Thimphu
Begin your day with a walk through paddy fields, woodlands, and a Tibetan village, continuing uphill to Cheri Dorji Dhen Monastery. Later, enjoy views from the Buddha Dordenma and visit Simply Bhutan, a living museum showcasing traditional Bhutanese homes and lifestyles. Try archery, visit the National Memorial Chorten, and explore the National Textile Museum and National Handicrafts Emporium for unique cultural insights and shopping.
Day 14: Punakha
Drive to Punakha, Bhutan's former winter capital, stopping at Dochula Pass for breathtaking Himalayan views. Continue to Chimi Lhakhang, a fertility temple, before arriving in Punakha for an overnight stay.
Day 15: Punakha
Hike to Khamsum Yulley Monastery, an ornately decorated chorten built to bring peace and harmony. Admire views of the Pho Chu and Mo Chu Rivers and visit the majestic Punakha Dzong. End the day with a visit to the serene Sangchhen Dorji Lhuendrup Nunnery.
Day 16: Paro
Travel back through Dochula Pass to Thimphu and onward to Paro. Upon arrival, take an optional walk around town or relax in preparation for an exciting day ahead.
Day 17: Paro / Tiger's Nest Monastery
After breakfast, embark on a hike to Taktsang (Tiger's Nest) Monastery, perched on a cliff 900 meters above the Paro Valley. Enjoy lunch at a teahouse with panoramic views, and for those interested, hike closer to the monastery. Later, return to Paro for a traditional home-cooked meal at a local farmhouse and an optional hot stone bath to unwind.
Day 18: Paro
Enjoy a final breakfast in Bhutan before your departure transfer to Paro Airport for your onward journey.
Day 1: Kathmandu, Nepal
Namaste! Welcome to Nepal. Upon arrival in Kathmandu, you'll be greeted and transferred to your hotel. Your adventure begins with a welcome meeting at 6 pm, where you'll meet your trip leader and fellow travelers. The evening is yours to explore the lively streets of Kathmandu. The city is renowned for its blend of ancient architecture, modern developments, and rich artistic and cultural heritage. Wander through the bustling markets and bazaars, where life flows around narrow streets filled with holy men, monks, bicycles, incense, goats, and sacred cows. You might want to join your group for an optional dinner at one of Kathmandu's excellent Nepali restaurants.
Day 2: Kathmandu
If the weather is favorable, you have the option to take a scenic flight over Mount Everest this morning, providing a breathtaking view of the world's highest peaks. After breakfast, you'll explore Kathmandu, starting with a visit to Pashupatinath, the most revered Hindu temple in Nepal, located on the banks of the holy Bagmati River. Here, you can witness sadhus meditating, pilgrims taking ritual baths, and, occasionally, funeral pyres burning on the ghats. Then, visit Bodhnath Stupa, a significant Buddhist shrine where monks in maroon robes chant prayers in surrounding monasteries. After lunch, head to Swayambhunath Temple (the Monkey Temple), a UNESCO World Heritage site with stunning views over the city, blending Hindu and Buddhist beliefs. Later, explore Durbar Square, in front of the old royal palace, filled with beautiful temples and vibrant local stalls. The evening is yours to discover more of Kathmandu at your own pace.
Day 3: Pokhara
After an early breakfast, embark on a journey to Pokhara by private vehicle. Upon arrival, take some time to relax or explore the serene Phewa Tal, Nepal's second-largest lake, surrounded by stunning mountain views.
Day 4: Pokhara
For early risers, there's an option to experience the sunrise over Sarangkot Hill, offering sweeping views of the Annapurna range. After breakfast, visit the Peace Pagoda, where you'll be rewarded with spectacular views stretching from the Annapurnas to Machhapuchhare (the "fishtail" peak) and down to Pokhara. Next, head to the International Mountain Museum to learn about past climbing expeditions, both triumphant and tragic. Then, visit a local Tibetan Refugee Camp for lunch, where you'll hear stories from the refugees, learn about local life, and participate in a momo (steamed dumplings) cooking demonstration. In the afternoon, enjoy a scenic boat ride on Phewa Tal. You may want to stretch your legs and visit Taal Barahi Temple in the lake's middle or simply relax and take in the views.
Day 5: Bandipur
Travel to Bandipur, a beautifully preserved hilltop village that was once an important stop for traders heading to Tibet. With its charming main street, filled with restored buildings that retain their traditional Newari architecture, Bandipur offers a serene escape and a glimpse into Nepal's past.
Day 6: Bandipur
Today is yours to explore Bandipur at your leisure. Wander through the town's peaceful streets, hike along trails that wind through tribal villages and hilltop shrines, or simply relax with a coffee and enjoy stunning views of the Himalayan panorama.
Day 7: Chitwan National Park
After breakfast, drive to Chitwan National Park. Once there, settle in and meet the camp staff and resident naturalists, who will outline the activities for the coming days. In the early evening, enjoy a cultural program featuring a performance by a local Tharu dance troupe. Dinner will be a group affair, followed by free time to relax, share stories, or listen to the jungle's sounds at night.
Day 8: Chitwan National Park
Head out on an early morning jeep safari, seeking sightings of the Indian rhinoceros, deer, and exotic birdlife. After breakfast, take a dugout canoe adventure along the Rapti River, where you might spot marsh mugger crocodiles and a variety of bird species. A full-day program will be arranged, which may include additional excursions or a visit to a nearby village.
Day 9: Bhaktapur
For wildlife enthusiasts, an optional early-morning birdwatching safari is available. After breakfast, depart for Bhaktapur, stopping along the Trisuli River for lunch. Bhaktapur, once Nepal's capital during the 15th century and now a UNESCO World Heritage site, is rich in history and culture. Spend your evening exploring its atmospheric streets, relaxing in local cafes, or unwinding at your hotel.
Day 10: Kathmandu
Begin the day by exploring Bhaktapur's famous temples at Durbar Square, home to iconic structures like the Lion Gate and the Golden Gate. Visit the Pashupati Temple, a replica of the one in Kathmandu. In the afternoon, return to Kathmandu, where the evening is yours to enjoy an optional final dinner as you wrap up the Nepal portion of your journey.
Day 11: Kathmandu
Today is free for you to explore Kathmandu one last time before the Bhutan portion of your adventure begins. Your leader can offer recommendations on sites to visit, activities to enjoy, and local dining options.
Day 12: Paro - Thimphu, Bhutan
Bid farewell to Nepal and fly from Kathmandu to Paro, Bhutan. After clearing customs and immigration, meet your Bhutanese guide and driver, who will welcome you to the Land of the Thunder Dragon. Drive along scenic roads with mountain, river, and red rice field views to Thimphu, Bhutan's capital. Depending on your arrival time, enjoy lunch and sightseeing or meet the rest of your group for a welcome meeting and dinner. Take an evening stroll through Thimphu, the only capital in the world without traffic lights!
Day 13: Thimphu
Begin your day with a walk through paddy fields, woodlands, and a Tibetan village, continuing uphill to Cheri Dorji Dhen Monastery. Later, enjoy views from the Buddha Dordenma and visit Simply Bhutan, a living museum showcasing traditional Bhutanese homes and lifestyles. Try archery, visit the National Memorial Chorten, and explore the National Textile Museum and National Handicrafts Emporium for unique cultural insights and shopping.
Day 14: Punakha
Drive to Punakha, Bhutan's former winter capital, stopping at Dochula Pass for breathtaking Himalayan views. Continue to Chimi Lhakhang, a fertility temple, before arriving in Punakha for an overnight stay.
Day 15: Punakha
Hike to Khamsum Yulley Monastery, an ornately decorated chorten built to bring peace and harmony. Admire views of the Pho Chu and Mo Chu Rivers and visit the majestic Punakha Dzong. End the day with a visit to the serene Sangchhen Dorji Lhuendrup Nunnery.
Day 16: Paro
Travel back through Dochula Pass to Thimphu and onward to Paro. Upon arrival, take an optional walk around town or relax in preparation for an exciting day ahead.
Day 17: Paro / Tiger's Nest Monastery
After breakfast, embark on a hike to Taktsang (Tiger's Nest) Monastery, perched on a cliff 900 meters above the Paro Valley. Enjoy lunch at a teahouse with panoramic views, and for those interested, hike closer to the monastery. Later, return to Paro for a traditional home-cooked meal at a local farmhouse and an optional hot stone bath to unwind.
Day 18: Paro
Enjoy a final breakfast in Bhutan before your departure transfer to Paro Airport for your onward journey.
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