Nepal Tibet Bhutan Tour starting from Nepal

Upon landing at Tribhuvan International Airport, you will be warmly welcomed by our friendly guide and driver. They will assist you with your luggage and provide a private transfer to your reserved hotel, ensuring a smooth and comfortable journey. On the way to the hotel, the guide will offer you a brief overview of Kathmandu, including essential tips and recommendations to help you settle in.



Once you arrive at the hotel, you can check in and relax in your comfortable accommodations. Take this time to rest and recover from your journey or explore the nearby surroundings at your own pace. Whether you prefer to unwind in your room or step out to experience the vibrant streets of Kathmandu, the rest of the day is at your leisure.



For your stay, you will be accommodated at Hotel Thamel Park, Hotel Arts Kathmandu, or a similar 3-star property, chosen for their excellent service, comfortable amenities, and convenient location. These hotels offer a welcoming environment with well-appointed rooms, ensuring you have a restful start to your trip.



If you have any questions or need assistance during your stay, our team will be on hand to support you. Enjoy a peaceful evening as you prepare for the exciting adventures ahead.

The day starts with a tour of Kathmandu City, and takes in the famous Kathmandu Durbar Square.  The most famous square in the city, the Durbar Square is the Royal  Palace square in the city, and is surrounded by ancient buildings from  the early 16th century. The magnificent architecture, exquisite  decorations, and the intensity of historical items gives a great insight  into Nepali culture.

You then continue the tour with a visit to the Swayambhunath Pagoda,  which is one of the oldest Buddhist sites in Nepal. Swayambhunath is a  huge golden stupa festooned with prayer flags that flutter in the  breeze, on a hill that overlooks the entire city. Then it is on to Patan  City, the second largest city in the Kathmandu Valley area. Patan City  has one of the oldest Buddhist temples in Nepal that dates back to the  12th century, and is a great place to explore the Buddhist culture of  Nepal.

Stay overnight in Kathmandu.

You will also get to go further afield in Nepal, to visit the ancient Hindu temple of Pashupatinath, and Boudhanath,  one of the largest stupas in Asia, and a focal point for Tibetan  Buddhism in Nepal. Set on the banks of the Baghmati River, Pashupatinath  is one of Nepal’s famous UNESCO sites, and the sunset over the temple  roofs is spectacular.

Another great place to see is Boudhanath, located on the ancient  trade route. It is a place of meditation and part of the spiritual  journey around Kathmandu. With one of the largest stupas in the world,  it has been the site of many Tibetan prayers over the centuries. Bhaktapur Durbar Square is the last place to visit for the day, with its pagoda and shikhara  temples strewn around the royal palace. The square really highlights the  ancient building arts of Nepal.

Stay overnight in Kathmandu.

Our driver will pick you up in your hotel during 9:00-9:30 am.  Then we will drive to China Tibet border. While driving near  Mt.Himalaya, you can see the deep gorges, snow-capped mountain on the  way. We will also drive across the LuangTang National Park.

Stay overnight in village guest house in Syabrubesi

After breakfast, we will drive 15km to the border to enter China. You  will meet our guide in China side. Then we will drive 1 hour to Kyirong (2800m) where is surrounded by lofty snow-capped mountains and dense forests. In the afternoon, you take a stroll to visit Paba Temple (2850m),  a Gelugpa temple built by Tibetan King Songtsan Gambo at the proposal  of his wife Nepali princess Bhrikuti. The Nepali style temple with  delicate murals is only within minutes’ walk from your hotel.

Stay overnight in Kyirong Hotel

Today, we will first drive to pass through Peikutso lake and grassland. Then we continue to drive to Everest Base Camp and visit the world highest Monastery, the Rongbuk Monastery. On the way, you can view the splendid panoramic Himalaya Mountain Range at Gyawula Pass (5200m).

After visiting Everest Base Camp, we will drive to Tingri.

Stay overnight in Tingri Hotel

Today, we will drive from Tingri to Shigatse. On the way, you will visit the 5000m G318 National Highway milestone in Lhatse. After your arrival in Shigatse in the early afternoon, you will visit the seat of Panchan Lama - Tashilunpo Monastery,  with its ancient statue of Jampa, the “future god”. Tashi Lhunpo is  also the seat of the Panchen Lama, the second highest spiritual leader  in Tibetan Buddhism. You can also see the monastery's Barley Mill, and  the fields of barley around the site, and see how the barley is ground  into flour to make the staple food of Tibetans, tsampa.

Stay overnight in Shigatse hotel

After breakfast, you will drive the short distance to Gyantse and visit the famed Pelkor Monastery and Kumbum Stupa.  The monastery is the main monastery for Buddhists in Gyantse, and  houses thousands of Buddhist sutras, scripts, and artifacts, as well as  many paintings, which have left a deep influence on Tibetan art.

The rest of the day is spent driving back to Lhasa along the famous  Sino-Nepal Friendship High-way. The road to Lhasa is 280 km long and it  takes around six hours to drive. The road follows the course of the  Yarlung Tsangpo River, which is the longest and largest river in Tibet.  As you pass the Manak Dam Lake, you will have chance to get out and hang  prayer flags on the Simila Mountain Pass, before moving on to pass the  beautiful Karola Glacier, with its pristine white ice face.

The last part of the long drive takes you past the beautiful, turquoise waters of Lake Yamdrok,  one of the three holy lakes in Tibetan Buddhism, and the spectacular  Nyenchen Khangsar Mountain, the highest mountain near Lhasa.

Stay overnight in Lhasa.

The following day your first stop will be the world famous Potala Palace,  the winter palace of the Dalai Lama. Sitting atop Moburi (Red Hill),  the palace looks down on the town of Lhasa from its 3,750-meter vantage  point. The temple dates back to the 7th century, and houses artifacts  and works of art from throughout Tibetan History. The palace also has  the gilded burial stupas of the past Dalai Lamas, and below ground lays  the ancient meditation cave of the 33rd King of Tibet.

After some lunch, you will head downtown to Jokhang Temple,  the primary seat of the Gelugpa sect of Tibetan Buddhism. It was built  by the 33rd King of Tibet in 647AD, and is the spiritual center of Tibet  and the holiest temple in Tibetan Buddhism. Inside sits the most  precious object in the temple, a life-sized statue of Buddha Sakyamuni  when he was just 12 years old. Adorned with many precious gems, this  gilded statue is the most sacred object in Tibet.

Running around the temple is the famed Barkhor Street.  As well as the route of the holy kora, or religious circumambulation,  it is also the site of many sellers where you can buy authentic  souvenirs from across the region. You can join the pilgrims on their  clockwise walk around the temple.

Stay overnight in Lhasa.

The next morning you will leave early for a trip outside Lhasa, first to Drepung Monastery,  one of the “Great Three” monasteries of the Gelugpa sect. Sitting at  the foot of Gambo Utse, 5 kilometers outside Lhasa, it was founded by  Jamyang Choge, one of the disciples of Tsong Khapa, in 1416. The Ganden  Potrang, sited in the southwest corner of the monastery, was the former  residence of the Dalai Lama, until the move to the Potala Palace.

In the afternoon, you will travel back across the city to the northern suburbs, to visit Sera Monastery,  another of the Great Three monasteries. Founded in 1419, the name,  Sera, means "wild rose" in Tibetan, and was named because of the roses  that were in bloom on the hill behind it when it was built. The main  attraction of the monastery is the colorful and animated debating of the  monks, held under the trees in the debating field every afternoon.  Definitely something to watch, even if you do not understand what is  said.

Stay overnight in Lhasa.

In the morning, you will take the flight from Gonggar  international Airport, in Lhasa to Tribhuvan International Airport, in  Kathmandu. On arrival, your guide will collect you from the airport and  take you to your hotel, where you can spend the rest of the day  relaxing, or take in the local sights.

Stay overnight in Kathmandu.

An early morning a scenic flight to Paro Airport, in a clear weather  you will be amazed to see the highest peak of the world, Mt. Everest.  Peregrine representative will receive you in the Airport  terminal.

Afternoon visit memorial Chorten built in the memory of Lt. His  Majesty the King by Royal Queen Mother, then after visit Buddha view  point from where one can have panoramic view of Thimphu city. Evening  visit Tashihchodzong the parliament house of the country and scroll by  the King’s palace

Morning visit Changangkha Lhakhang, Motithang (National animal) The  Takin preserve centre, later drive to Dochula pass (10,000ft) from where  you can see the beautiful view of Eastern Himalayan range in the clear  sunny day. After Lunch drive to Thimphu.

After an early breakfast, we take a drive to beautiful city of Paro. We  visit the popular Taktshang Monastery (Tiger Monastery), century old  cultural icon of Bhutan. After back from Taktshang you will visit to  Farmhouse to experience the traditional living styles of the Bhutanese  people. The visit to museums and street markets of Paro are other  attractions of this day.

Our representatives will drop you to Airport for your flight to onward  destinations to Kathmandu/ Delhi/ Kolkata / Gaya / Bangkok / Singapore.