Annapurna Region Trek

Annapurna Trekking

Annapurna trekking is the second popular trekking in Nepal after the Everest trekking. Every year thousand of the visitors coming to do the Annapurna trekking mainly 1 third of  the trekkers yearly visited the trekking in annapurna. Annapurna trekking included the Annapurna circuit trekking, poon hill trekking, sancatury trekking and Jomsom muktinath trekking. most of the popular trekking categorized in the Annapurna trekking in Nepal, so it is famous all over the world. upper parts of the annapurna there are mustang trekking , which is north  side of the Annapurna trekking in Nepal.
Annapurna is the very excellent treks  in nepal.It is the second big touristic and more visting trekking in nepal. Meaning of the Annapurna is God of Grains, two third of the trekkers in nepal visit the annapurna region or annapurna trekking. There are five ranges of the annapurna .There are highlighting the annapurna himalayas in the centre of the annapurna region. around the perimeter of the annapurna , there are called the Annapurna region trekking.

    There are following mountain in the Annapurna region:

Annapurna I(8091m)

Annapurna II(7,937)

Annapurna III(7555)

Annapurna Iv(7525m)

Annapurna south(7219m)

  other mountain in the annapurna region are the Dhaulgiri(8167), Nilgiri North, Nilgiri south, Tilicho peak, Ganapurna etc. 

 Most of the trekking  of annapurna start from the pokhara as well as ending also pokhara. Pokhara is the foothills of the annapurna trekking. it is the trekking celebration centre of the annapurna trekking. popular trekking of the nepal Annapurna circuit is also ending in pokhara even its start point is Beshisahar. From pokhara Jomsom trekking, annapurna sancantury trekking, pooh Hill trekking  starting and Ending. 

The treks in this part of the country offer a great deal of cultural and geographic diversity, indeed the jomsom and annapurna circuit treks both go to the north of the Himalayan watershed, into the dry desert area which is properly part of the tibetan plateau. finally these trek are the best of the Individual and group trekkers. 

Highlights of the Annapurna trekking

world highest lake tilicho (4119m) , Manang village which is tourists popular after the Namche Bazzar. Marsyandi River,     Thorng La, Muktinath temple, Jharkot village, Kaligandaki River, Jomsom Bazzar, Apple village Marpha and Tukuche, world deepest gorge Kaligandaki, hot spring  are  all the ornaments and diamond of the annapurna region trekking. 

Flora and fauna in annapurna trekking:

There are total 1226 species of plants, among this 38 orchid species and 9 rhododendrons species.In the lower part of the annapurna trekking there are shma and chesnut which is up to 2000m. Oaks and Rhododendrons are found in the temperate zone up to 3000m. In nepal total 30 specice of the rhododendrons are recorded , in the world 750 kinds of the rhodendrons, National flowres of nepal.

     In the annapurna area , 101 species of mammals including snow leopard, Musk deer, Tibetan argali, tibetan wolf, Tibetan Fox. 474 species of birds including 38 breeding species of birds at risk in nepal. all six Himalayan pheasants found in nepal. 39 species of reptiles and 22 species of amphibians. 

People, religion , culture:

There are cultural colorful in the annapurna region. midhills of the annapurna almost gurung, lower land of  the Annapurna there are Brahmins and Chettris. In the Thakkhola therea re highlighted the Thakali people. 

Annapurna trekking have a multiple trekking destination. There are small and big itinerary trekking for the Annapurna trekking in Nepal. Annapurna is the flexible and moderate trekking in Nepal where smoothly operating the trekking and tours in Nepal. Annapurna circuit trek, Annapurna base camp trekking, Poon hill trekking are popular in the Annapurna trekking areas in Nepal. However there are categorizes the many trekking areas in Annapurna. Annapurna panoramic trekking, Dhampus trekking, Annapurna hot spring trekking are popular another trekking itinerary and categorizes.
Permit of the Annapurna region trekking:
Annapurna trekking have many trekking  varieties but  working by one permit even you go all the trekking region of the Annapurna region.  Timms card and Annapurna conservation area permit are the major document of the Annapurna region trekking Nepal.

Located northwest of Kathmandu, the Annapurna region is considered the most popular trekking area in Nepal. This region offers a great deal of cultural and geographic diversity, characterized by subtropical to alpine vegetation and climates as you gain elevation. The all-encompassing Anapurna Circuit Trek can be shortened into three shorter treks, as outlined below. Each has its own degree of difficulty and rewards.

Pokhara is the starting and finishing point for all of the Anapurna treks. Access to Pokhara is very convenient, only 25 minutes by plane or a 5-6 hour drive from Kathmandu. In and around the Pokhara Valley are a number of one-day to short three- or four-day treks. The most popular among short treks is a hike up to Poonhil

• Anapurna Circuit Trek
• Anapurna Base Camp (Sanctuary) Trek
• Ghorepani Poonhill Trek
• The Royal Trek

Langtang Region Trek

Langtang region trekking, itinerary, permit,Guide cost in Nepal

A trek to this region takes us into some of the wildest and most scenic areas of Nepal. Diverse climatic regions- from the fertile rice basins of Trisuli to the dense forests of rhododendron and conifer on the higher slopes, the high alpine yak pastures, glaciers and moraines around Kyangin Gompa- all await the ambitious trekker. This area boasts the whole range of Himalayan topography. The Langtang area is still relatively undisturbed. It supports a healthy population of wildlife and there are good chance of seeing various species of wild goat and deer. Bird watching and botanical study are equally worthwhile set against the backdrop of the magnificent mountains.

Situated in the Central Himalaya, Langtang National Park is the nearest park to Kathmandu and directly north of it. It was established in 1976 to conserve the unique flora and fauna of the region. The 1710 sq. km. of the park extend over parts of Nuwakot, Rasuwa, and Sindhupalchok districts in the southern mountainous terrain on the Nepal-China (Tibet) border.

Langtang Valley, popularly known as valley of glaciers, is a famous trekking destination. Its twin attributes, easy accessibility and breathtaking mountain scenery, make it very popular among trekkers worldwide. The valley presents beautiful pine forests, rushing rivers, ruggedrock, snow-blanketed peaks, and sprawling meadows. The trek up the Langtang valley is one of the finest mountain treks available in Nepal. This region has three relatively short yet interesting treks: Langtang, Helambu and Gosainkunda. These treks can be enjoyed separately or can be combined into a 16-day trip. Lower regions like Helambu are perfect for winter treks while in spring this region's rhododendrons are especially beautiful. The people are a mixture of Tamang, Sherpa and Bhotia. Food and lodging are easily available along the main routes.

The village of Langtang, at 3,307m  is the largest village of the region despite its small size. Its upper valley is a grazing paradise, rich in flowers and grass and dotted with stone huts used in the summer for butter making. Sewn in skins and exported to Tibet to flavor tea and fuel monastery lamps, butter was once the region's major industry.

Langtang region trekking one of the popular trekking in Nepal. specially the langtang valley trekking is the heart of the langtang region trekking. From the langtang valley there is possible to connect to other areas such as Gosaikunda, Helambu and tamang heritage. Some parts of the Helambu such as Tharepati and Kutumsang also bounded by the langtang region trekking or Langtang National park. Making a center point of the langtang valley trek , there is possible to make different itinerary of the lang tang region trekking. Langtang valley trekking, Langtang valley and Gosaikunda trekking, Langtang helambu trekking are the best trekking itinerary of the langtang region trekking in Nepal.

LANGTANG NATIONAL PARK -Established Designated in 1970-71 and gazetted in 1976( Area 1710 sq. kms)

Introduction
It was established in 1976 to conserve the unique flora and fauna of the region. It is the nearest national park of the capital Kathmandu in the Central Himalayan Region. The 1710 sq. km. of the park extends over parts of Nuwakot, Rasuwa, and Sindhupalchok districts in the

southern mountainous terrain of the Nepal-China (Tibet) border. In 1998 an areas of 420 km2 in and around the park declare as a buffer zone. The park represents a meeting point between indo-Malayan and Palearctic realms, and holds a rich biodiversity.

Buffer zone management is a joint venture between the park office and the local communities. Local communities have a decision-making role in the management of such areas. Additionally, the local communities or the BZ receive 30 to 50 % of the park revenue for the better management of natural resources to ensure a sustainable supply of resources and community development
Features
Climate
September through May offers a variety of natural splendors, from lush temperate river valleys with screeching langur to spectacular old growth forest and glacial-craved cliffs rimmed by snow-covered peaks. The weather is also relatively dry except January-February when one may come across snow.Autumn is the best time to visit the Park. By April bursts of red, pink, and while rhododendrons stretch into towering canopies of fir and oak forests. Advent of warm weather makes the Yak and Chauri herds ascend to higher elevation, making occasional camps in the pasturelands, to follow years of tradition. From June to august, skies are heavy with monsoon rains. During August, a lively festival at Gosaikunda Lake attracts thousands of Hindu pilgrims and September witnesses’ spectacular display of wild flowers, while livestock herds, once again, return to lower pastures

Flora and Fauna
Sub-tropical vegetation characterized by Sal (Shorea robusta) forest in the southern section of the park is gradually taken over by hill forest (2000-2600m) consisting of Chirpine, Rhododendron, and Nepalese alder. The temperate zone (2600-3000m) is covered mainly by oak forest fading to old growth forest of silver fir, hemlock, and larch in the lower sub-alpine zone (3000-3600m). The Nepalese larch (larixnepalensis), the only deciduous conifer in the region, is found in this park and few places elsewhere. Throughout these zones different species of Rhododendron such as R. arboretum, R. barbatum, R. Campanella, and R. lepidotum (scrubs) to name a few, form a colorful under story. Tree species such as birch, silver fir, Sorbus micro phyla and twisted Rhododendron are found near the tree line. It is here at 4000m Juniper and Rhododendron shrubs (R. anthopogon) slowly dissolve into expansive alpine grassland meadows.

Langtang's expansive high meadows provide summer habitat for numerous ungulate species such as musk deer and Himalayan tahr. The park is also well known for its populations of red panda, Himalayan black bear, snow leopard, wild dog, ghoral, serow and more than 250 species of birds.

Facilities: HOtel, tea house and home stay accommodation.
How to get there: Kathmandu to by bus  to Dhunche or Sabrubenshi

Places of interest
Three main trek routes; 1) Langtang Valley, 2) Helambu and 3) Gosaikunda Lake cover much of the Langtang National park and the southern Helambu region. Langtang and Helambu regions are connected through Lauribina La. All routes have the facilities of locally operated hotel/lodge, teahouse, and campgrounds for groups. The park offers a choice of moderate to more difficult hiking with duration ranging from 3 days to 3 weeks. Lodges operate year round except during the peak winter when the trails are blocked.

Trekkers who take extra time to explore trailside wilderness (e.g. near Ghora Tabela and Kyanjin) hill top view point (Kyanjin), and cultural sites (notably in Langtang village and Melamchighyang. Tarkeghayang and Shemathang) will be well rewarded. One has to be self sustaining to venture remote areas of the Park such as Panch Pokhari (five lakes), east of Helambu, the toe of Langshisa glacier, and upper level valley from Kyanjin: and over the challenging Ganja La pass in upper Langtang Valley.

Acclimatization and Safety
High altitude Sickness (HAS) can be life threatening if elevation is gained too rapidly without proper acclimatization. Medical doctors advise against ascending more than 400m a day once above 3000m elevations. Alternatively, one can spend an extra night at 3000m and 3500m before ascending higher.
Over exertion and dehydration contribute to HAS. Drink at least 3-4 litters of water everyday besides tea and coffee which act as diuretics. Watch the health of your companions and porters. Symptoms of HAS are headache, dizziness, trouble in breathing and sleeping, loss of appetite, nausea and general fatigue. If someone develops HAS symptoms, take the person to lower elevation immediately.

The Langtang-Helambu trails are rocky and slippery after rain or frost. Watch out for falling rocks while crossing landslides but do not stop. Never hike alone. Hiring local guides is strongly recommended on Ganja La (5120m) trek and on Lauribina La (4600m) during winter. Carrying acomprehensive first-aid kit is advisable as there are no medical facilities out of Dhunche. Telephone facilities are available at Singh Gompa and at major settlements in Helambu.

Langtang Valley Trek (Dhunche-Kyanjin)
Starting Point Destination Hours Altitudes
Kathmandu Dunche 8-10 1960m
(car/bus) Syafrubensi 1420m
Dhunche Thulo Syafru 4-5 2120m
Thulo Syafru Bamboo 3-4 1975m
Syafrubensi Bamboo 4-5 1975m
Bamboo Lama Hotel 3-4 2840m
Lama Hotel Ghora Tabela 3-4 3000m
Ghora Tabela Langtang 3-4 3420m
Langtang Kyanjin 2-3 3900m

Dunche to Helambu via Gosainkunda
Sundarijal Pati Bhanjyang 5-6 1770m
Pati Bhanjyang Kutumsang 4-5 2470m
Kutumsang Tharepati 3-4 3630m
Main Trekking area in the langtang region
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Langtang valley , Gosaikunda , Tamang heritage and Helambu are the main langtang region trekking in Nepal. Mainly langtang valley trekking where is langtang village and Langtang Himal that is the main region of the langtang trekking. Kynjin Gompa where is cheese factory, monastery and excellent view point of the langtang region. From the view point of the Tyso Ri and Kynjin Ri there are visible Yala peak, Langtang Lirung, Mount Sisapanga are etc. are the  panoramic views seen from the langtang region trekking. To explore the langtang region it is very great ideas staying couple of days in langtang region trekking. From the Kynjin Gomba it takes only two days down in sabrubenshi and take 4 days to go Gosaikunda lake.

Permit processing and cost for the langtang  region trekking:
Timms card and Langtang National park entry fee are the permit and document of the langtang valley trekking. for the Timms card , it take one pp size photo and copy of the your passport. Then register trekking agency will be make your permit very instantly. if you are very late to make the permit for the langtang region, there are facility to make on the way also, near the Dhunche.

Cost of the langtang valley trekking:
According to the itinerary and mode of the transportation, langtang region trekking cost will be difference.  if you drop to the trekking starting point by the Jeep, land cruiser and pick up by same way cost will be difference.if you go by local bus there are two types of the bus local and express. we recommended express bus to go to the langtang valley trekking.
Langtang valley trekking 7 days cost -$450 usd , transportation basic upon express bus to the sabrubenshi and sabrubenshi to Kathmandu.
Langtang valley with Gosaikunda trekking 10 days cost $630 usd.
Langtang valley, Gosaikunda with Helambu trekking 13 days cost -$800 usd.

Booking langtang region trekking from aboard:
First , it is better to inform the trekking agency of the langtang your arrival time and departure time from Nepal. According to your staying Nepal , you can consulate by Skype or phone about the langtang region trekking. Then, better to  know what things include in the package and no. How many days hotel in kathmandu and langtang region. Trek will be successful in friendly environment if service details you know before coming Nepal or before starting the trekking. You can book both full board package and service package.In the Full board package included the Hotel in Kathmandu in BB planning, accommodation with three times meals in langtang region(Breakfast and launch) Also you have to ask the mode of the transportation before booking the trip. After all information , it is better to read the agency feed back by other trekkers and customer. After you decide to  booking the trip of the langtang region then you have to send the advance for the documentation and  time fixing.Advance will be $200 usd which is non refundable, then rest of the amount you have to give before departure to langtang region of Nepal.  

 Trekking Guide and Salary  for the langtang region trekking:
we recommended the license holder trekking Guide working in the Government register agency and who already experience the langtang region many times. Those Guide knows  the high altitude medicine , well caring and knowledge for cooking food that will be perfect. not only that knowing the culture of the local people , views of the Langtang Himalaya , history of the trekking, local people and climbing , that will be the perfect guide of the langtang valley or region trekking in Nepal. Actually trekking Guide salary included in your package trip of the langtang region. you there are service package for the langtang region , Guide charge will be $25 per day, which include Guide foods, Salary. Tips is your Choice to give , how much you like it is not compulsion , it is optional things.

Everest Region Trek

Everest region trekking

This region, known as the Solu Khumbu, is famously renowned around the world as the home of the world's highest mountain. Mt. Everest, or Sagarmatha, as it is known in Nepal rises 8,848 meters above sea level. The hike to the base camp (EBC) for climbers seeking to reach that lofty summit attracts trekkers from all over the globe.

Solu Khumbu is the district south and west of Mount Everest. It is populated by Sherpas, an ethnic group that has achieved fame because of the exploits of its men on mountaineering expeditions. Khumbu is the name of the northern half of this region, which includes Everest and many of the world’s >8,000m (26,247 ft) summits. Most of Khumbu is part of Sagarmatha National Park. Solu, the southern portion is less rugged but it has many interesting villages and monasteries.

Forests of pine and hemlock cover the lower elevations of the national park. At elevations of around 3500 meters and above, forests of silver fir, birch, rhododendron and juniper trees are found. These forests provide habitat to at least 118 species of birds, including the Himalayan Monal Pheasant, the Blood Pheasant, the Red-billed and yellow-billed Choughs. Sagarmāthā National Park is also home to a number of rare animal species as well, including musk deer, wild yak, snow leopard, Himalayan black bear and red panda. Himalayan tahr, deer, languar monkeys, hares, mountain foxes, and martens. Himalayan wolves are also found in the park, however, they are rare and reclusive.

Above this zone all vegetation is dwarfed and shrub-like. As the altitude increases, plant life is restricted to lichens and mosses. Plant life ceases to exist at about 5,750 meters (18,860 ft) as this is the permanent snow line in the Himalayas.

The attractions of this region are the majestic mountains, the villages in the high mountain valleys, the associated monasteries, and the legendary inhabitants. But by far, the biggest draw to Solu Khumbu, and to Nepal, for that matter, is the trek to Everest Base Camp (EBC). The other places to experience here include Gorak Shep and Kala Patthar, the Cho La Pass, Gokyo and its lakes, Gokyo Ri, and the Renji Pass to the villages of the Bhote Koshi valley.

There are several trekking options that visit any combination of the above. The four treks that follow have proven to be the most popular, but any trek can be customized to include places or views that interest you. All the trekking described below are within Sagarmatha National Park.

Only a 40 minute flight from Kathmandu, all but a small percentage of the treks to the Solu Khumbu region originate or pass through Lukla, the "Gateway to Mt. Everest", whose tiny airstrip has perhaps the most harrowing approach in the world. If your heart is strong enough for the landing, the trek to Everest should be a walk in the park.

Jokes aside, there are four important considerations in planning a trek into the Khumbu region: Trekking here is more strenuous than in the Annapurna region. The additional cost of air transportation to Lukla makes the trekking a little more expensive. Third, you spend more time at higher altitude in this region. If you gain height too quickly, you have a very real chance of getting Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS). The additional acclimatization days built into trekking itineraries here is a routine practice and goes a long way in preventing AMS. Obviously, more days adds cost. If you try to save money and rush the trek, you may get sick, have to turn back, rest or hike a few days at lower elevations to acclimatize properly, and try again (thereby spending the money you tried to save) or, worst case, end up sick enough to abandon the trek altogether and waste a more serious chunk of change. Finally, probably the most common malady is knee pain and strain on the long unforgiving descents. From EBC to Namche you will average a -4.75% grade for two and a half days. Your knees (and ankles) have to be up to the task. You would be wise to train on a hilly trail or walk stairs or bleachers for a month or two before taking on these high mountain trails.

Sagarmāthā National Park, is located in eastern Nepal, containing parts of the Himalayas and the southern half of Mount Everest. The park was created July 19, 1976 and in 1979 was inscribed as a Natural World Heritage Site. Sagarmāthā is a Sanskrit word, from sagar = "sky" (not to be confused with "sea/ocean") and māthā = "forehead" or "head", and is the modern Nepali name for Mount Everest.
The park encompasses an area of 1,148 km² and ranges in elevation from its lowest point of 2,845 m (9,335 ft) at Jorsalle to 8,850 m (29,035 ft) at the summit of Everest. Barren land above 5,000 m (16,400 ft) comprises 69% of the park while 28% is grazing land and the remaining 3% is forested. Most of the park area is very rugged and steep, with its terrain cut by deep rivers and glaciers. Unlike other parks, this park can be divided into four climate zones because of the rising altitude. The climatic zones include a forested lower zone, a zone of alpine scrub, the upper alpine zone which includes upper limit of vegetation growth, and the Arctic zone where no plants can grow. The types of plants and animals that are found in the park depend on the altitude. The park contains the upper watershed of the  Kosi river basin system.
The park's visitor center is located at the top of a hill in Namche Bazaar, also where a company of the Nepal Army is stationed for protecting the park. The park's southern entrance is a few hundred meters north of Monzo at 2,835 m (9,300 ft), a one day hike from Lukla.
Flora and fauna
In the lower forested zone, birch, juniper, blue pines, firs, bamboo and rhododendron grow. Above this zone all vegetation are found to be dwarf or shrubs. As the altitude increases, plant life is restricted to lichens and mosses. Plants cease to grow at about 5,750 meters (18,860 ft), because this is the permanent snow line in the Himalayas.
Forests of pine and hemlock cover the lower elevations of the national park. At elevations of around 3.500 meters and above, forests of silver fir, birch, rhododendron and juniper trees are found. The forests provide habitat to at least 118 species of birds, including Himalayan Monal, Blood pheasant, Red-billed cough, and yellow-billed chough. Sagarmāthā National Park is also home to a number of rare species, including musk deer, wild yak, snow leopard, Himalayan black bear and red panda. Himalayan thars, deer, langur monkeys, hares, mountain foxes, martens and Himalayan wolves are also found in the park. However, their numbers are not very large and many visitors may not be able to see them.
The partial pressure of oxygen falls with altitude. Therefore, the animals that are found here are adapted to living on less oxygen and cold temperatures. They have thick coats to retain body heat. Some of them have shortened limbs to prevent loss of body heat. The Himalayan bears go into hibernation in caves during the winter when there is no food available.Everest base camp trek
Popular trekking in the Everest Region Nepal
In Everest region trekking Everest base camp trekking is the main trekking because trekkers can go to the bottom of the Mount. Everest. Similarly Gokyo valley trekking are another popular trekking in Nepal. In the base of the starting point Jiri and Lukla are the major popular starting point of the Everest trekking however People prefer from Kathmandu to Lukla fly rather than long days walks from the Jiri to Namche Bazzar.It will diffrence 6 days , starting from jiri to Lukla to the Everest base camp. if you are only do the Everest base camp trekking and start from lukla you will be one weeks before finished trekking in comparison from Jiri.

Depend upon starting point of the trekking Everest base camp trekking have  become many different days and itinerary even same destination.
Jiri to Everest base camp trekking
Jiri to Everest base camp and Gokyo via Cho la pass.
Lukla to Everest base camp trekking
Lukla to Everest base camp and Gokyo valley via Cho la pass.
Jiri to Everest Three passes trekking
Lukla to Everest three passes trekking

if you have short days in Nepal and Everest trekking just you can visit Namche Bazzar, Tanbouche. In this ways again Everest region trekking can be categorized as
Everest Namche Bazzar trek
Everest view trekking
Everest panaromic trekking.
Due to the highlighted sherpa cultures whole Everest or Major village of the Everest called Khunde, Namche Bazzar, Khumjung , Thame also said as Everest sherpa cultural treks.

Tour / Trek Information of Bhutan

Nepal to Bhutan trek tour information

Bhutan - perhaps the last bastion of the Mahayana Buddhism in the Himalayas, located in the great Himalayan range has total area of 47,000 sq. feet. Bhutan is bounded by Tibetan regions of China in the north & the sweltering plains of India in the south. This mountainous kingdom is well defined by the name Last Shangri-La or Land of the Thunder Dragon. The remarkable feature of Bhutan is its varied climatic conditions ranging from the sub-tropical to the cold reaches of the almost 25,000 ft snow-capped mountain ranges of the Tibetan border.

Bhutan can be best considered as a paradise having population around 0.6 million only. Bhutan is, therefore, thinly populated country which follows Mahayana Buddhism. People of the Bhutan adopt traditional way of life & it is known for their UN-spoilt ancient cultures and traditions. Religion is still away of life & the past is still the present for them. In 1974, the Kingdom was opened for tourists by Jigme Singye Wangchuk, who is present king of Bhutan under a careful regulated programme. Prior to 1991, in Bhutan, the tourism industry was operated by government under one corporation. But in 1991, in order to regulate the industry, it was privatized partially with a Tourism Authority of Bhutan formed.

Bhutan is rich in its natural assets & also one of the last areas still pristine in all its nature. The main remarkable features of Bhutan includes untainted flora, un-hunted fauna, rare botanical plants, the colorful bird-life & so on. The scenic beauty of the countryside is really a treat for every young & old. There people celebrate colorful festivals with mask dances depicting its rich cultural past. The great Himalayan ranges in the background definitely deserves a visit.

Nepal, Tibet & Sikkim all are best destinations for tourism, all concentrated in the same belt of the Himalayas. Each country offers you rich & unique culture with their histories dating back as far as 2,500 B.C. People & nature live together with harmony & obviously, great for the adventurous & to explore wonderful natural beauty.

Bhutan Tour and Trek cost
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Bhutan glimpase Tour
Bhutan Kinddom Tour
West to East Bhutan Tour
Land of thunder Dragon Tour
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Bhutan -sikkim-Darjelling tour(special package)
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Jomolahari Trek-14 Days
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beautiful Laya gasa trek -18 Days

Nepal to bhutan Laya gasa trek 18 days

Nepal  to  bhutan Laya gasa trek 18 days

Grade: Strenuous
Altitude maximum: 4600m.
Season: April - June, September - November
Group Condition: Minimum 01 pax

This trek is considered as one of the most difficult trek in Bhutan that takes you through an incredible journey over six mountain passes, across gushing rivers and streams, villages, yak herders' camps, diverse flora and fauna and the fascinating beauty of the Himalayas in its purest form.

Trek Itinerary

DAY 01: Your arrival at Paro Airport by Druk Air. See flight details. Sightseeing Paro and Overnight at hotel.

DAY 02: Trek to Shana. Overnight at tented camp. Distance: 17km

DAY 03: Trek to Soi-Thangthangkha. Overnight at tented camp.

DAY 04: Soi Thangthangkha - Jangothang. Tented camp. Distance: 19km

DAY 05: Jangothang - Lingshi. Tented camp. Distance: 19km

DAY 06: Lingshi - Chebisa. Tented camp. Distance: 19km>

DAY 07: Chebisa - Shomuthang. Tented camp. Distance: 17km

DAY 08: Shomuthang - Robluthang. Tented camp Distance: 15km

DAY 09: Robluthang - Lemithang. Tented camp. Distance: 19km

DAY 10: Lemithang - Laya. Tented camp. Distance: 10km

DAY 11: Laya acclimatization. Tented camp

DAY 12: Laya - Koina. Tented camp at tourist shelter. Distance: 19km

DAY 13: Koina - Gasa. Tented camp. Distance: 17km

DAY 14: Gasa acclimatization at the hot springs.

DAY 15: Gasa - Goem Damji. Tented camp. Distance: 21km

DAY 16: Goem Damji - Punakha. O/N at hotel. Distance: 17km

DAY 17: Morning Punakha valley sightseeing. Afternoon drive to Thimphu (3-4 hrs.). O/n hotel.

DAY 18: Thimpu - Paro Departure

Early morning drive to Paro Airport for departure. Tashi Delek!
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Druk -path trek -9 Days

Nepal to Bhutan Druk path trek 9 days

Grade: Moderate
Altitude maximum: 3505m.
Group Condition: Minimum 01 pax
Season: April - June, September - December

The Druk Path Trek is one of the most frequented treks. It is a fairly short yet exhilarating trek that is both challenging and rewarding. The views, like most other treks in Bhutan, are fascinating and exhilarate ones senses, owing to the incredible beauty and majesty of the Himalayas.
The trek commences from Paro to Jele Dzong at 2591 meters, from where one can see the Paro Valley with snow-capped mountains behind. The trail to Jangchulakha at 2896 meters takes you through thick alpine forests and rhododendron trees. Follow the ridge next day to Jimilangtsho at 3353 meters, and be enthralled with the beautiful views of the mountains and the surrounding valleys. The Trail to Simkota at 3505 meters leads you through dwarf rhododendron trees passing by Lake Janetsho. The route to Phajoding at 2896 meters on a clear day allows one beautiful views of Mount 'Gankhar Punsum'. The final day of the trek to Thimphu is all downhill through forests of Blue Pine.

Campsites at lakes and the possible sights of Yak herders en route are the additional attractions in the trek.

DRUK PATH TREK ITINERARY

DAY 01: Your arrival at Paro Airport by Druk Air. See flight details. Sightseeing Paro and Overnight at hotel.

DAY 02: Paro - Jele Dzong. Overnight at tented camp. Distance 6 - 7 km.

DAY 03: Jele Dzong - Jangchulakha. Overnight at tented camp. Distance 10 km.

DAY 04: Jangchulakha - Jimilangtso. Overnight at tented camp. Distance 11 km.

DAY 05: Jimilangtso - Simkota. Overnight at tented camp. Distance 11 km.

DAY 06: Simkota - Phajoding. Overnight at tented camp. Distance 10 km.

DAY 07: Phajoding - Thimpu. Ovenight at hotel.

DAY 08: Thimpu Sightseeing and drive to Paro. Overnight at hotel.

DAY 09: Flight to your onward destination.
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Bumthang Cultural trek 13 days

Grade: Moderate

Altitude maximum: 11000 ft..

Season: March - June & September - November

Climate: Days are normally warm and nights can at times be very cold and in winter below freezing point.

What to bring: Warm woolen clothing, good walking boots, sun glass, sun block cream, head gear, rain gear, water bottle, rug sack, sleeping bag (medium to heavy).

Group Condition: Minimum 01 pax

Highlights: This is the cultural heartland of the Kingdom. On this trek you will see many temples and monasteries.

Bumthang is extraordinarily beautiful, even for Bhutanese. Its four high valleys are covered in forests that embrace small monasteries, chortens, traditional stone houses, and markets. Elevations on treks stay below 12,000 feet, and each day's walk is steadfastly unhurried. After a couple of days in Paro we drive to Thimphu's crafts centers and temples, and then over the splendid Dochu La & Chelila Passes to Tongsa and Jakar, the Bumthang Valley's main village. This is Bhutan's most sacred valley, hallowed 1,200 years ago by the visits of Padmasambhava (the great Buddhist master, called Guru Rinpoche or the Precious Teacher). Our four-day trek will take you through forests and farmlands, over trout streams to remote villages in which the rest of the world's last couple of centuries are dim and not particularly enticing rumors. Few treks offer such a deep look into Bhutan's delicate and charming daily life. (Our fall itinerary coincides with a centuries-old festival in a remote village where you will be welcomed as honored guests.)

Itinerary

DAY: 01: Your arrival at Paro Airport by Druk Air. See flight details. Sightseeing Paro and Overnight at hotel.
Arrive Paro, Bhutan by Druk Air flight from Delhi, Kathmandu, Bangkok or Calcutta. During this flight, one will experience breathtaking views of Mt. Everest, Kanchenjunga and other High Himalayan peaks including sacred Mt. Jumolhari and Mt. Jichu Drake in Bhutan. On arrival at the Paro International Airport, our Airport representative will receive you with a warm welcome. After completing disembarkation formalities at the airport, drive to hotel, which will take about 20 minutes. Overnight Paro.

DAY 2: PARO SIGHTSEEING

Full day Paro Valley sightseeing. Visit Drugyel Dzong, the ruined victorious fortress of the Drukpas, which once defended Paro fromTibetan invasion. The Dzong was built in 1649 by Shabdrung Nawang Namgyel to commemorate the victory of Bhutan over Tibetan Invaders in 1644. It was destroyed by fire in 1951. On a clear day you can see spectacular view of sacred Mt. Jumolhari from the vicinity of Dzong area. On the way back view Taktsang Monastery, the most famous and sacred monastery of Bhutan perched on the side of a cliff at 900m above the valley floor. The name Taktsang means Tiger's Nest. The Legend has it that Guru Padmasambhawa, believed as the second Buddha or Precious Teacher flew to the site of the monastery on the back of tigress and then meditated there in the cave for three months. The main building of the monastery was destroyed by fire on 19 April 1998 and the Bhutan Government's effort to re-construct it in its original form is underway. Visit Kychu Lhakhang, one of the oldest temples in the Kingdom built in 659 AD by Tibetan King Songtsen Gampo. Visit National Museum popularly known to the local Bhutanese as Ta Dzong or Watch Tower. Originally built in 1656 as the Watch Tower (Ta Dzong) of Paro Dzong and the Valley was renovated and converted into National Museum in 1968. Evening stroll around Paro town. O/n Paro.

DAY 03: PARO - THIMPHU

Follow the winding road beside Pa Chu river down stream to its confluence with the Wangchu river then up to Thimphu, the capital city. After lunch visit the Memorial Chorten, where the faithful circumambulate the shrine dedicated to the late third king of Bhutan chanting their prayers and turning their prayer beads as they walk round the chorten. O/n hotel.

DAY 4: THIMPHU - SIGHTSEEING

A full day sightseeing in Thimphu. Visit the Traditional Art and Crafts School National Library, Zilukha Nunnery, Handmade Paper factory, the premises of Tashichodzong and Handicraft Emporium. O/n hotel.

DAY 5: THIMPHU - TRONGSA

The journey to the Central Bhutan begins today. The drive to Trongsa takes approximately 8 hrs.. It takes you across Dochula Pass (3000 m.) to the warm fertile valley of Wangduephodrang (1250 m.). Lunch at Wangdue. After lunch continue drive to Trongsa across Pelela Pass (3300 m.). The famous Chendiji Chorten is situated at the base of the hills. O/n hotel.

DAY 6: TRONGSA - BUMTHANG

Drive to Bumthang takes 2-3 hrs. Tales of great Guru Padmasambhava dominates this holy valley. From the view point you can see the Jakar Dzong "The Castle of White Bird". Lunch at the hotel. After lunch Drive up to Lame Gompa a place built by the 1st King for his two nun Sisters. An old style of making Bhutanese Paper can be seen outside of this place. O/n hotel.

DAY 7: BUMTHANG - HALT

Walk around Bumthang valley. Visit the Swiss Cheese factory, premises of Kurje & Jambay monasteries. A trout fishing can be done in Chamkhar river. O/n hotel.

DAY 8: BUMTHANG - NGANGLHAKHANG (TREK BEGINS)

The trek route takes you around the Chamkhar river known for its riches in Trout. Lunch stop at Tangbi Lhakhang then you enter to the swan land of Ngang Yul with its centre swan temple Ngang Lhakhang . This part of valley was at first inhabited by the swans who gave their name Ngang. The lama Namkha Samdrup having dreamt a vision of how to built a gompa shot an arrow and the spot where the arrow landed Ngang Lhakhang was erected. Cultural dance can be arranged in the evening. O/n camp. Distance : 20 km. Alt. 9500 ft.

DAY 9: NGANGLHAKHANG - UGYENCHOLING

Climb gradually to Phephela Pass (11000 ft.) the highest point on the trek route. The trail you follow until the Pass takes you through one of the most beautiful Frosted area of this region. O/n camp.

DAY 10: UGYENCHOLING - BUMTHANG

The trail follows through along the Tang river another trout filled river. Along the banks of the river is Tang Rimpoche Lhakhang whose first foundation is ascribed to Guru Rimpoche and its second foundation to the "Treasure Finder" Terton Pemalingpa. On the way to Bumthang visit Mebar Tso "Burning lake". At Pangshing the transport will be provided for onward journey. Distance : 10 km. Alt. 9000 ft. O/n lodge.

DAY 11: BUMTHANG - PUNAKHA

Drive to Punakha the old capital city of Bhutan. O/n hotel.

DAY 12: PUNAKHA - THIMPHU

Morning Punakha valley sightseeing. Afternoon drive to Thimphu (3-4 hrs.). O/n hotel.

DAY 13: THIMPHU - PARO FOR DEPARTURE.

Early morning drive to Paro Airport for departure. Tashi Delek!
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Bhutan-sikkim-Darjelling tour-15 days(special package)

TOUR ITINERARY of Bhutan Skkim and Darjelling tour

Day 01: Arrival Paro by Druk Air

In clear weather, Druk Air's flight to Bhutan provides a wonderful view of Himalayan scenery. Flying along the Himalayan range, it is a breathtaking journey, culminating in an exciting descent past forested hills into the kingdom.
Upon arrival, you will be received by our representative at the airport; completion of your visa / immigration and customs formalities, transfer to the hotel. Lunch and rest at the hotel. Evening visit a Bhutanese typical Farm House and a leisure time in Paro town. Overnight Hotel.

Day 02: Day Excursion to Takshang Monastery - Paro Sightseeing & Thimphu

Afternoon sightseeing - visit Taa Dzong (National Museum of Bhutan), Rimpong Dzong, Kichu Monastery, ruins of Drukgyel Dzong and drive to Thimphu, the capital city of Bhutan. Evening at leisure in town. Overnight Hotel.

Day 03: Thimphu - Punakha

Drive to Punakha, across the Dochula Pass (alt.3050 Mtrs.). On a clear day, you will have spectacular view of the snow capped Himalayan Mountain range. Lunch at Dochula Café & Restaurant and continue drive to Punakha. Overnight Hotel.

Punakha is the old capital of Bhutan and is historically very important. Punakha Dzong, which lies in the river banks of Pho-Chu and Mo-Chu, gives you a spectacular view from the road view point. This Dzong has survived numerous catastrophes like fire, earthquake and massive glaciers flood. This Dzong is still the winter capital of the monk body, the head abode Je-Khempo lives in this Dzong in winter, as Thimphu becomes very cold.

Afternoon sightseeing - Visit Punakha Dzong, Khuru town, Khamsum Yulley Namgyel Chorten and a short leisure walk around the valley. Overnight Hotel.

Day 04: Punakha Wangdiphodrang Gangtey

Early breakfast and drive to Metshina to visit the famous Chhimi Lhakhang (a pilgrimage site for barren couple), continue drive to Gangtey. Enroute visit Wangdiphodrang Dzong. Lunch at a local restaurant on the way. Afternoon visit Gangtey Monastery and Phobjikha valley, which is the winter home of the rare & endangered species bird Black Necked Crane , which starts to arrive by mid November and returns to Tibetan plateau by February. Overnight Hotel / Guest House.

Day 05: Gangtey-Bumthang

Drive to Bumthang, Enroute visit Trongsa Dzong. Evening at leisure in the valley on foot. Overnight Guest House / Lodge.

Day 06: Bumthang Sightseeing

Full day sightseeing in Bumthang - visit Jakar Dzong, Jambay Lhakhang, Kurjee Lhakhang, Thamsing Lhakhang, Kenchosum Lhakhang & Swiss Farm. Overnight Guest House / Lodge.

Day 07: Bumthang-Thimphu

Early breakfast and drive back to Thimphu. Lunch on the way at a local restaurant. Overnight at Hotel

Day 08: Thimphu-Sightseeing

Full day sightseeing - visit Dup-Thop Lhakhang and the nunnery, Changangkha Lhakhang, the mini zoo to see Takin the national animal of Bhutan, view point, Indigenous Hospital (Institute of Traditional Medicine), National Library, which holds a vast collection of ancient Buddhist texts and manuscripts, some dating back several hundred years, as well as modern academic books mainly on Himalayan culture and religion, also houses the biggest book of the world; Zorig Chusum (Painting School, students are taught to learn on the 13 traditional arts and crafts of Bhutan), Folk Heritage Museum, built in 2001, provides fascinating insights of Bhutanese culture and way of life, Textile Museum, houses a fine collection of Bhutanese textiles; Memorial Chorten, built and completed in the year 1974 after his(Third King of Bhutan) untimely death, it is both a memorial of the Late King and a monument to world peace. The paintings and statues inside the monument provide a deep insight into Buddhist philosophy; Post & telegraph office to see Bhutanese stamps; visit/view Khamsum Yulley Namgyel Chorten Tashichhodzong- This huge fortress houses the main Secretariat building, the throne room of His Majesty the King and various government offices. It is also the summer residence of Chief Abbot Je-Khempo and the central monk-body; and visit Handicrafts Emporium: This government-undertaking Emporium displays a wide range of beautifully hand-woven textiles, craft, and a small collection of books on Bhutan, Buddhism and Himalayan culture. Overnight Hotel

Day 09: Thimphu Phuentsholing (176km,6hours).

Early breakfast and drive to Phuentsholing en route visit Simtokha Dzong, the oldest fortress of the Kingdom built in 1627, which now houses the School for Buddhist studies. Drive today is pretty long appx.6 hours and is pleasant with numerous scenic spots for photography. Visit Kharbandi Gompa, which is just before arriving Phuentsholing. This beautiful monastery situated in a garden of tropical plants and flowers, was built by Royal Grandmother, Ashi Phuntsho Choedron in 1967. You will have a grand view of Phuentsholing town and the continuation of Jaigaon town, a border town of the Indian state of West Bengal.

Day 10: Phuentsholing-Kalimpong

Early breakfast and drive to Kalimpong. (appx.110 kms, 4 hrs drive). First part of the journey passes through the plains; a large range of foothill forests crawling with wildlife, farm houses, tea gardens, transparent rivers interspersed with quiet villages and small townships of vibrant local culture then begins gradual climbing to the hill station. Check into the Hotel. After lunch local sightseeing visit Durpin Monastery, Flower Nursery and local Bazaar. Evening at leisure. Overnight Hotel.

Day 11: Kalimpong-Gangtok

After breakfast stroll around in town and a brief tour of the historic Dr Graham's home. The extensive boarding and day school facility was established over a century ago. We will see its classrooms and boarding houses to get an idea how students of both sexes from all over India and neighboring countries like Bhutan & Nepal spend their days during the study year. There is an Anglican church with fine stained glass windows nearby and you can also visit one of the flower nurseries for which Kalimpong is well known across India. and drive to Gangtok. Evening stroll around the local bazaar. Overnight Hotel.

Located in the Eastern Himalaya, Sikkim forms a natural border between Nepal to the west and Bhutan to the east. To the north lies Tibet and to the south the Teesta and Ringgit Rivers form a natural boundary with the Indian state of West Bengal. The climate is subtropical in the lower valleys, but changing fast to temperate and alpine with increase in elevation. Vast rhododendron forests cover most of the slopes between 3300-4000 m (10,800-13,000 feet) and the Himalayan Cypress is widely found near the tree line. Mixed forests of bamboo and dozens of orchid species are common between 1500-3000 m (5,000-9,850 feet) - 660 varieties of orchids are known to grow in Sikkim. The cardamom spice is a cash crop that grows wild extensively around Yuksum and Phodong.

Day 12: Gangtok Sightseeing

Morning excursion to Phodong Monastery. Afternoon local sightseeing visit Cottage industry, Enchey Monastery, Institute of Tibetlogy and the local bazaar. We will also tour the permanent 'Flower Show' that exhibits a number of native Sikkimese orchid and flower species. Later afternoon is free and we recommend a visit to the busy vegetable and spice market. Overnight Hotel.

Day 13: Gangtok-Darjeeling

A brief drive to Rumtek Monastery on the opposite side of the valley from Gangtok. Rumtek is the seat of the Tibetan Kagyugpa sect of monks and a major centre for Tibetan religious studies. The 16th Gwalpa Karmapa, the head of the Kagyugpa sect, took refuge in Rumtek after the Chinese invasion of Tibet in the 1950's; he and his followers escaped with whatever statues, 'thangka' paintings and scriptures they could and built Rumtek monastery as a replica of the Chhofuk monastery that they had left behind in Tibet also visit Do-Drul Chorten.

Drive to Darjeeling
Mark Twain quoted Darjeeling “The one land that all men desire to see, and having seen once-by even a glimpse would not give that glimpse for the shows of the rest of the world combined”.

Afternoon local sightseeing – Himalayan Mountaineering Institute, Zoological Park, Panda Breeding Center, and the Tibetan Refugee Self Help Center. Overnight Hotel

Day 14: Darjeeling Sightseeing

Early morning excursion to Tiger Hill (11 km) to view the sunrise over Mt.Kunchenjunga, the third highest mountain in the world. En route visit Yigacholing Ghoom Monastery. Day excursion to Happy Valley Tea Estate; afternoon fun ride in the famous Toy train, which has received a place in the world heritage site lately. Overnight Hotel

Day 15: Darjeeling-Bagdogra-Delhi OR Darjeeling-Nepal Border-Bhadrapur-Kathmandu

After breakfast, drive gradual climbing down hill, following the route of the toy train you reach Bagdogra airport for onward flight to Delhi; OR drive across Nepal border to Bhadrapur and fly to Kathmandu.

Tour cost:

2 pax: US$ 2490 per person
3-4 pax: US$ 2090 per person
Single Supplement: US$ 30 per person per night

Cost includes for Sikkim-Darjeeling portion (6 Days/5 Nights):

Hotel accommodation on twin sharing basis, all meals, airport transfers, land transportation as per itinerary in imported cars, mini vans-Toyota Hiace, English speaking guide, Entrance fees at Museums/Monuments, government taxes and royalty.

Complementary Service: Mineral water, welcome drink while in Thimphu

Cost includes for Sikkim-Darjeeling portion (6 Days/5 Nights):

Cost includes: Hotel Accommodation on twin sharing basis, all meals, guided sightseeing, land transportation as per itinerary in non a/c tourists jeeps, airport transfers, entrance fees at Museums, monuments, etc. and government taxes.

Hotels in Darjeeling & Gangtok: standard tourist category
Dekeling Hotel or similar in Darjeeling
Mintokling Guest House or similar in Gangtok

Cost doesn't include:

Flight cost, visa fees, personal expenses, alcoholic beverages, cold drinks, laundry services.
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Shangri-la tour-10 days

Bhutan shngri la tour 10 days Itinerary

Bhutan shngri la tour 10 days Itinerary

DAY 1 :

Arrival Paro, Bhutan by Druk Air flight. Transfer to hotel. Overnight Paro.

DAY 2 :

Paro valley sightseeing. Overnight Paro.

DAY 3 :

Excursion to Taktsang Monastery. Overnight Paro.

DAY 4 :

Early morning drive to Wangdi Phodrang via Dochula Pass. Overnight at hotel Dragon Nest, Wangdi.

DAY 5 :

Early morning drive to Bumthang via Pelela Pass and Tongsa Valley. Overnight at Bumthang Swiss Guest House.

DAY 6 :

Bumthang valley sightseeing. Overnight Bumthang.

DAY 7 :

Excursion to Ura valley. Overnight Bumthang.

DAY 8 :

Early morning drive to Thimphu. Overnight in a hotel, Thimphu.

DAY 9 :

Thimphu valley sightseeing. Overnight Thimphu.

DAY 10 :

Early morning drive to Paro airport for departure. TASHI DELEK!
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Bhutan Land of Thunder tour 5 days

Itinerary



DAY 01: Your arrival at Paro Airport by Druk Air. See flight details. Overnight at hotel in Paro.

Arrive Paro, Bhutan by Druk Air flight from Delhi, Kathmandu, Bangkok or Calcutta. During this flight, one will experience breathtaking views of Mt. Everest, Kanchenjunga and other High Himalayan peaks including sacred Mt. Jumolhari and Mt. Jichu Drake in Bhutan. On arrival at the Paro International Airport, our Airport representative will receive you with a warm welcome. After completing disembarkation formalities at the airport, drive to hotel, which will take about 20 minutes.

DAY 02: Full day Paro Valley sightseeing. Overnight Paro.

Visit Drugyel Dzong, the ruined victorious fortress of the Drukpas, which once defended Paro from Tibetan invasion. The Dzong was built in 1649 by Shabdrung Nawang Namgyel to commemorate the victory of Bhutan over Tibetan Invaders in 1644. It was destroyed by fire in 1951. On a clear day you can see spectacular view of sacred Mt. Jumolhari from the vicinity of Dzong area. On the way back view Taktsang Monastery, the most famous and sacred monastery of Bhutan perched on the side of a cliff at 900m above the valley floor. The name Taktsang means Tiger's Nest. The Legend has it that Guru Padmasambhawa, believed as the second Buddha or Precious Teacher flew to the site of the monastery on the back of tigress and then meditated there in the cave for three months. The main building of the monastery was destroyed by fire on 19 April 1998 and the Bhutan Government's effort to re-construct it in its original form is underway. Visit Kychu Lhakhang, one of the oldest temples in the Kingdom built in 659 AD by Tibetan King Songtsen Gampo. Visit National Museum popularly known to the local Bhutanese as Ta Dzong or Watch Tower. Originally built in 1656 as the Watch Tower (Ta Dzong) of Paro Dzong and the Valley was renovated and converted into National Museum in 1968. Evening stroll around Paro town.

DAY 03: Early morning drive to Thimphu. Overnight at hotel.

Follow the winding road beside Pa Chu river down stream to its confluence with the Wangchu river then up to Thimphu, the capital city. After lunch visit the Memorial Chorten, where the faithful circumambulate the shrine dedicated to the late third king of Bhutan chanting their prayers and turning their prayer beads as they walk round the chorten.

DAY 04: Thimpu Sightseeing. Overnight at hotel.

A full day sightseeing in Thimphu. Visit the Traditional Art and Crafts School National Library, Zilukha Nunnery, Handmade Paper factory, the premises of Tashichodzong and Handicraft Emporium.

DAY 05: Early morning drive to Paro airport for departure
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west to East Bhutan Tour-14 days

DAY 1 :

Arrival at Paro Bhutan. Transfer to hotel. Evening orientation talk & video show on Bhutan. Overnight at hotel, Paro.

DAY 2 :

Paro valley sightseeing. Overnight Paro.

DAY 3 :

Excursion to Taktsang Monastery. Overnight Paro.

DAY 4 :

Drive to Thimphu. Sightseeing of the valley. Overnight at hotel, Thimphu.

DAY 5 :

Morning sightseeing, afternoon cultural programme. Overnight Thimphu.

DAY 6 :

Drive to Wangdi Phodrang. Sightseeing of Punakha & Wangdi valleys. Overnight at Dragon Nest hotel, Wangdi.

DAY 7 :

Excursion to Phobjikha valley. Overnight Wangdi.

DAY 8 :

Drive to Bumthang valley. Overnight Swiss Guest House, Bumthang.

DAY 9 :

Bumthang valley sightseeing. Overnight Bumthang.

DAY 10 :

Drive to Mongar. Overnight at lodge, Mongar.

DAY 11 :

Drive to Trashigang. Sightseeing of Trashigang township. Overnight at lodge, Trashigang.

DAY 12 :

Excursion to Tashi Yangtse. View the highly revered Chorten Kora. Overnight Trashigang.

DAY 13 :

Drive to Samdrup Jongkhar, the eastern border town. Overnight at hotel, Samdrup Jongkhar.

DAY 14 :

Drive to Guwahati Airport in India (nearest) for departure from the Kingdom by flight. TASHI DELEK!


SEASON: March to December.
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Bhutan capital city tour -8 days

Bhutan Capital city tours 8 days

 Bhutan capital city tours Itinerary 8 days

DAY 1 :

Arrival Bhutan by Druk Air. Transfer to hotel. In the evening an orientation talk & a film show on Bhutan. Overnight at hotel.

DAY 2 :

Paro valley sightseeing. Overnight in hotel.

DAY 3 :

Morning excursion to Taktsang Monastery. Afternoon drive to Wangdi Phodrang. Overnight at Dragon Nest Hotel.

DAY 4 :

Sightseeing of Punakha & Wangdi valleys. Overnight at Wangdi.

DAY 5 :

Excursion to Phobjikha valley. Return to Wangdi for overnight.

DAY 6 :

Early morning drive to Thimphu. Thimphu valley sightseeing. Cultural programme of mask dances. Overnight hotel.

DAY 7 :

Morning sightseeing of Dechencholing valley. Afternoon time for shopping and leisure. Evening drive to Paro. Overnight hotel

DAY 8 :

Drive to Paro airport for departure. TASHI DELEK!


SEASON: All year round.


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Bhutan Glimpse tour 4 days

Bhutan Glimpse tour Itinerary

DAY 01: Your arrival at Paro Airport by Druk Air. See flight details. And drive to Thimphu. Evening stroll in town. Overnight at Hotel.


DAY 02: Full day sightseeing - visit Dup-Thop monastery, National Library, Painting school, National Heritage Museum, Textile Museum, Handicraft Emporium, Memorial Chorten, Sangaygang, Mini Zoo, Handmade paper factory, and view of Tashichhodzong. Overnight at Hotel.


DAY 03: Visit Indegeneous Hospital, Simtokha Dzong and drive to Paro; sightseeing to continue after lunch - visit National Museum, Rimpong Dzong, Kichu Monastery, ruins of Drukgyel Dzong and view of Takshang Monastery. Evening visit a farm house and stroll in town. Overnight at Hotel.


DAY 04: In the morning drive to Paro for your flight to onward destination. TASHI DELEK!
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Bhutan Visa Information

A visa is required for travelling into Bhutan. The following information, along with a copy of your passport should be arrived to us at least 6 weeks prior to the date of your arrival in Bhutan in order to process your visa:
Full Name:
Parmanent Address:
Occupation:
Nationality:
Date of Birth:
Place of Birth:
Passport Number:
Date of issue:
Place of issue:
Date of expiry:

Tourists will need to carry 2 copies of original passport-sized photographs, which are required on arrival in the country. A visa fee of US$ 20 per person is payable in cash on arrival, at the point of entry.

Visas are approved in advance and a visa clearance number is issued by the Minisry of Foreign Affairs. Without this visa clearance number, tourists cannot board the flight or enter the country. A copy of this visa clearance is forwarded to the concerned Druk Air stations and other entry points by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and we also fax the same copy to our clients for their reference. While the actual visa is stamped on arrival, the initial visa clearance is also required at the time of issuing Druk Air Tickets.
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Trekking guide in Nepal
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