Today, you explore the cultural and artistic heart of Kathmandu Valley, where ancient royal cities, traditional marketplaces, and sacred temples reveal the layered history of Nepal. 

The day unfolds through ancient royal cities, traditional marketplaces, and sacred temples, offering a deeper understanding of the Kathmandu Valley’s living cultural heritage before your journey continues into the wider Himalayas.

Explore the Artistic Heritage of Patan

We will begin the day in Patan Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its Newari architecture, intricately carved temples, and historic palace courtyards. This former royal city offers a close look at the artistic traditions that shaped classical Himalayan urban culture.

You will also explore key heritage spaces such as Sundari Chowk, known for its detailed stone craftsmanship and historical significance within the old palace complex.

Discover Nepal’s Living Cultural Traditions

Continue to the Nepali Folk Musical Instrument Museum, home to hundreds of traditional instruments used by Nepal’s diverse ethnic communities. This experience provides insight into the country’s living cultural diversity beyond its monuments and architecture.

Explore Kathmandu’s Traditional Market Culture

Later, we will walk through some of Kathmandu’s most historic marketplaces:

• Indra Chowk: A traditional market space dedicated to the Hindu deity Indra
• Ason Tole: One of the oldest trading centers in the valley, known for spices and daily goods
• Thamel: Kathmandu’s vibrant cultural and tourism hub

These areas reflect the everyday rhythm of Kathmandu, where history and modern life exist side by side.

Evening Spiritual Experience at Pashupatinath

In the evening, visit Pashupatinath Temple, the most sacred Hindu temple in Nepal, dedicated to Lord Shiva and located along the Bagmati River.

Here, you will witness the evening aarti ceremony, a deeply spiritual ritual of devotion that brings together pilgrims, priests, and visitors in a powerful cultural and religious experience.

Activity: Tour : Approx. 7 hours

Location: Kathmandu

Max. Altitude: 1,300m/4,265ft.

Accommodation: Hotel

Meal: Breakfast

Today, we will journey beyond the Kathmandu Valley core into a blend of ancient spiritual heritage, Himalayan viewpoints, and preserved medieval city life in Nepal.

This day is designed as a gradual transition from temple architecture to mountain landscapes, ending in one of the best-preserved historical cities in the Himalayas.

Ancient Heritage at Changunarayan Temple

Begin the day with a visit to Changunarayan Temple, the oldest Hindu temple in Nepal and a UNESCO World Heritage Site dating back to the Licchavi period. Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, this hilltop temple is renowned for its intricate stone and wood carvings, ancient inscriptions, and deep cultural significance in Nepalese history. The peaceful surroundings also offer panoramic views over the surrounding hills and valley landscapes.

Scenic Hike Through Villages to Nagarkot

From Changunarayan, continue with a gentle hike toward Nagarkot, passing through traditional villages, terraced fields, and forested ridgelines. This section of the journey introduces a more natural Himalayan setting, where rural life, landscape, and mountain air define the experience. Nagarkot, situated at approximately 2,195 meters, is widely known for its sweeping Himalayan views, including sunrise and sunset panoramas (weather permitting).

This transition marks a shift from cultural monuments to open Himalayan landscapes.

Medieval Architecture of Bhaktapur Durbar Square

In the afternoon, explore Bhaktapur Durbar Square, one of the best-preserved medieval city squares in the Kathmandu Valley. Here, you will discover:

• the iconic 55-Window Palace
• traditional pagoda-style temples
• intricately carved courtyards
• living Newari culture and craftsmanship

Unlike museum-style heritage sites, Bhaktapur remains a living city where ancient architecture and daily life exist side by side.

Activity: Drive, Tour, Hike : Approx 07 hours

Location: Kathmandu

Max. Altitude: 1,300m/4,265ft.

Accommodation: Hotel

Meal: Breakfast

Today is a reflective and culturally rich day in Kathmandu, centered around spiritual learning, Buddhist heritage immersion, and essential travel formalities for your onward journey into Tibet.

Morning Wellness & Preparation

We will begin the day with a guided yoga and meditation session designed to relax the body and prepare the mind for high-altitude travel ahead. This quiet start helps align with the slower spiritual rhythm that becomes central as the journey moves deeper into the Himalayas.

Sacred Exploration of Boudhanath Stupa

We will visit the Boudhanath Stupa after. It is one of the most important centers of Tibetan Buddhism outside Tibet and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This massive white dome stupa is surrounded by monasteries, prayer wheels, chanting monks, and devotional rituals that have continued for centuries. It is not only a monument but also a living spiritual ecosystem.

Buddhist Learning & Monastic Experience

Within the Boudhanath area, you will engage in guided cultural and spiritual experiences, including:

• Introductory teachings on Buddhism and its origins in Nepal
• Understanding core principles introduced by Siddhartha Gautama, born in Lumbini, Nepal.
• Interaction with monks and monastery environments (subject to availability)
• Observing daily monastic life and rituals around the stupa

This session is designed as an introduction to Buddhist philosophy rather than academic study, offering insight into the living tradition practiced across the Himalayas.

Traditional Thangka Art Experience

You can also participate in a guided introduction to Thangka painting, one of the most important sacred art forms in Tibetan Buddhism. Under the guidance of local artists, you will learn the symbolic meaning, structure, and spiritual significance behind this detailed art form. The experience offers hands-on engagement with traditional techniques rooted in Buddhist scripture and Himalayan artistic heritage.

Ritual Life at Boudhanath Stupa

Explore the living spiritual practices that define the stupa environment, including:

• Kora (circumambulation): walking clockwise around the stupa as a meditative practice symbolizing the path to enlightenment.
• Prayer wheel spinning: a ritual believed to spread blessings and mantras into the world.
• Butter lamp offerings: symbolic acts representing wisdom and spiritual illumination.

These practices reflect the continuous spiritual life that surrounds the stupa throughout the day.

Important Travel Formalities: Tibet Permit Collection

During the day, final processing and collection of your Chinese visa and Tibet Travel Permit will be completed through the Chinese Embassy arrangements.

This step is essential for entry into Tibet and marks the completion of your Nepal-based documentation phase before continuing the Himalayan journey.

Activity: Full Day activities

Location: Kathmandu

Max. Altitude: 1,300m/4,265ft.

Accommodation: Hotel

Meal: Breakfast

Today, we will leave Nepal and fly into the Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan, one of the most scenic mountain flights in the world. If the weather permits, the journey offers spectacular views of snow-covered Himalayan peaks before descending into Paro.

As you approach Paro, you will see lush green hills, river valleys, and traditional Bhutanese architecture scattered across the landscape, giving you an impression of Bhutan’s preserved Himalayan environment.

Arrival in Paro & Transfer to Thimphu

Upon landing at Paro International Airport, we will complete immigration formalities and meet our local representative for assistance and onward travel coordination. From Paro, we’ll begin a scenic drive of approximately 1.5 hours to Thimphu, Bhutan’s capital city, passing through river valleys, forested hills, and traditional villages along the way. After check-in and lunch, the afternoon is dedicated to the initial exploration of Bhutan’s cultural and spiritual landmarks.

National Memorial Chorten

We will visit the National Memorial Chorten, a deeply revered religious site built in memory of the third King of Bhutan, Jigme Dorji Wangchuck. This stupa is a major center of daily devotion for locals, where prayer wheels, chanting, and circumambulation reflect Bhutan’s living Buddhist traditions.

Tashichho Dzong: Seat of Government & Monastic Authority

We will continue to Tashichho Dzong, an impressive fortress-monastery that houses Bhutan’s central monastic body and key government offices. This landmark represents the integration of spiritual and administrative authority in Bhutanese governance and remains one of the most important structures in the country.

Buddha Dordenma & Kuenselphodrang Nature Park

Later, we will drive to Kuenselphodrang Nature Park to visit the massive Buddha Dordenma statue, one of the largest Buddha statues in the world. Overlooking the Thimphu Valley, this site symbolizes peace, compassion, and spiritual aspiration, with thousands of smaller Buddha statues housed within the structure itself. The location also offers panoramic views of the valley and the surrounding Himalayan landscape.

Important Notes

• Bhutan entry is strictly regulated; passport clearance is completed at Paro Airport.
• Flight schedules to and from Paro are highly weather-dependent
• Moderate walking is required at monument sites
• Sightseeing order may adjust depending on arrival timing

Activity: Flight : 1 hour flight + Drive 1 & Half Hours + Tours approx. 4 hours

Location: Thimphu

Max. Altitude: 2,334m/7,657ft.

Accommodation: Hotel

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Today, we will leave Thimphu and journey deeper into central Bhutan, crossing high mountain terrain before descending into the warm river valley of Punakha.

This is one of the most scenic drives in Bhutan, where landscapes shift dramatically from alpine forests to subtropical valleys within a few hours.

Dochu-La Pass | Himalayan Panorama (3,100m)

We will ascend to Dochu La Pass, one of Bhutan’s most scenic mountain passes, marked by 108 memorial chortens and prayer flags fluttering across the ridgeline. On clear days, the pass offers panoramic views of the eastern Himalayas, creating a powerful contrast between snow-capped peaks and the forested valleys below.

The surrounding rhododendron forests add seasonal color, especially during spring bloom (late April to May).

Descent into Punakha Valley

From the pass, we’ll descend gradually into the warmer Punakha Valley, where landscapes transition into lush rice fields, rivers, and traditional villages. This descent marks a clear environmental and cultural shift within Bhutan, from alpine spirituality to fertile river valley life.

Punakha Dzong: Fortress at the River Confluence

We will visit the Punakha Dzong, one of Bhutan’s most iconic fortress-monasteries, located at the meeting point of the Pho Chu and Mo Chu rivers. Built in 1637, this monumental structure has historically served as both a religious and administrative center and remains the winter residence of Bhutan’s central monastic body. The dzong’s riverside setting, intricate woodwork, and grand courtyards make it one of the most visually striking cultural landmarks in the Himalayas.

Chimi Lhakhang: Temple of Fertility

Later, we will take a short walk to Chimi Lhakhang, a hilltop monastery dedicated to Lama Drukpa Kunley, known as the “Divine Madman.” The temple is widely visited for fertility blessings and is surrounded by a peaceful rural village setting, offering insight into Bhutan’s unique blend of spirituality and folklore.

Activity: Drive : Approx. 3 hours + tours

Location: Punakha

Max. Altitude: 1,200m/3,937ft.

Accommodation: Hotel

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Today, we’ll leave the river valleys of Punakha and journey back toward western Bhutan, traveling through forests, riverside settlements, and historic cultural sites before arriving in Paro.

This is a transition day designed to combine light exploration with scenic driving, allowing time to absorb Bhutan’s diverse landscapes before the upcoming hike to Tiger’s Nest.

Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten | Riverside Spiritual Hike

We will begin the morning with a scenic walk through rice fields and traditional countryside paths leading to Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten. Built under the patronage of Queen Ashi Tshering Yangdon Wangchuck, this hilltop chorten is dedicated to world peace and protection. The hike itself offers peaceful valley views, rural landscapes, and a gradual immersion into Bhutan’s spiritual architecture. The chorten is notable for its detailed Nyingma Buddhist iconography and symbolic mandala-based structure.

Riverside Picnic & Valley Atmosphere

After the hike, we’ll enjoy a relaxed riverside picnic in the Punakha Valley area, surrounded by river landscapes, forested hills, and traditional Bhutanese countryside. This pause is intentionally designed as a recovery and reflection moment before the longer drive toward Paro.

En Route Cultural Stop: Semtokha Dzong

We will continue our journey with a visit to Semtokha Dzong, the oldest dzong in Bhutan, originally built in 1629. Today, it functions as an important center for language and cultural studies. It represents Bhutan’s long-standing commitment to preserving its linguistic and spiritual heritage. This stop provides historical context for Bhutan’s dzong architecture tradition before entering Paro.

Arrival in Paro & Rest

We’ll continue the scenic drive into Paro, passing through forested valleys and mountain roads that gradually transition into the cultural heart of western Bhutan. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel and spend the evening at leisure to rest and prepare for upcoming high-altitude hiking experiences, including the Tiger’s Nest Monastery trek.

Activity: 3 hours drive

Location: Paro

Max. Altitude: 2,195m/7,201ft.

Accommodation: Hotel

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Today, you undertake the most iconic experience of your Bhutan journey: a hike to Taktsang Monastery, famously known as Tiger’s Nest.

Dramatically perched on a cliffside approximately 900 meters above the Paro Valley, this sacred monastery is one of the most important spiritual sites in the Himalayan world and a defining symbol of Bhutanese Buddhism. The experience is not just a visit, but a gradual ascent into both landscape and meaning.

The Ascent: From Valley to Cliffside Sanctuary

We’ll begin the hike from the base trail outside Paro, gradually ascending through pine forests, prayer flag corridors, and panoramic viewpoints overlooking the valley. Along the way, the monastery becomes visible across the cliff face, creating a powerful visual focus that draws travelers upward through the landscape. The full hike typically takes around 4–5 hours round trip (depending on pace).

Taktsang Monastery: The Sacred Cliffside Sanctuary

At the top, you can explore Taktsang Monastery, believed to be the meditation site of Guru Rinpoche in the 8th century. The monastery complex is built into the cliff itself, consisting of temples, meditation caves, and sacred chambers that reflect centuries of Buddhist devotion and pilgrimage. The atmosphere here is quiet, reflective, and deeply spiritual, amplified by the dramatic Himalayan setting.

Descent, Rest & Refreshments

After exploring the monastery, we’ll begin the descent back to the valley, taking in changing perspectives of the cliffside structure and surrounding landscape. A specially arranged refreshment and lunch stop is provided along the trail or base area, allowing time to rest and reflect after the hike. Horseback assistance is available up to the viewpoint for travelers who prefer not to complete the full ascent.

To get the detailed itinerary of the hike, you can check out our blog: A guide for the Tiger’s Nest Hike →

Activity: 5 hours drive

Location: Paro

Max. Altitude: 2,195m/7,201ft.

Accommodation: Hotel

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

After breakfast, you’ll be transferred to Paro International Airport for your scenic return flight to Kathmandu, leaving behind the peaceful Himalayan landscapes of Bhutan. This short but spectacular flight once again offers aerial views of forested valleys, river systems, and distant Himalayan peaks as you cross back into Nepal.

Upon arrival, you will be transferred to your hotel for check-in and rest.

Rest, Reflection & Free Time in Kathmandu

The remainder of the day is kept free for rest and personal exploration. After an immersive journey through Bhutan’s monasteries, valleys, and mountain trails, this day allows time to unwind, reflect, and transition back into the cultural rhythm of Kathmandu. You may choose to relax at your hotel or explore nearby areas of the city at your own pace.

Activity: Flight (Approx. 1 hour) + 30 minutes Airport Transfer

Location: Kathmandu

Max. Altitude: 1,300m/4,265ft.

Accommodation: Hotel

Meal: Breakfast

Today, we’ll leave Kathmandu and enter the high-altitude world of Tibet, flying from Nepal into one of the most dramatic Himalayan air corridors in the world.

The journey to Lhasa offers one of the most scenic mountain flights on earth, with breathtaking aerial views of the Himalayas, including Mount Everest, Kanchenjunga, and (weather permitting) the turquoise waters of Yamdrok Lake. This flight marks a clear transition from the cultural valleys of Nepal into the vast Tibetan Plateau.

Arrival in Lhasa & the first steps in Tibet

Upon landing at Gonggar Airport, you will complete immigration and entry formalities before meeting your local Tibetan guide. A traditional welcome gesture (Hada scarf offering) marks your arrival into the cultural and spiritual landscape of Tibet. From the airport, begin a scenic drive of approximately 1 hour along the Yarlung Tsangpo River toward Lhasa.

Acclimatization & Rest in Lhasa (3,650m)

Upon arrival at your hotel, the remainder of the day is reserved for rest and altitude acclimatization. At 3,650 meters, Lhasa requires a gradual adjustment period to ensure comfort and safety before exploring major cultural landmarks in the following days. This rest phase is an essential part of high-altitude travel in Tibet.

Activity: Flight : 2 hours + Drive 01 hour

Location: Lhasa

Max. Altitude: 3,650m/11,975ft.

Accommodation: Hotel

Meal: Breakfast

Today, you explore two of the most important monastic institutions in Lhasa, offering deep insight into the spiritual, philosophical, and educational traditions of Tibetan Buddhism in Tibet. This day focuses on understanding the monastic system that has shaped Tibetan culture for centuries through study, debate, and religious practice.

Drepung Monastery: The Great Seat of Tibetan Learning

You will begin your day with a visit to Drepung Monastery, one of the “Great Three” Gelugpa monasteries and historically the largest monastic institution in Tibet. Set on the hillside west of Lhasa, the monastery appears as a vast white complex cascading down the mountain slopes, reflecting a historical center of Buddhist learning. Inside, you will observe prayer halls, assembly courtyards, and monastic quarters that together represent centuries of disciplined religious scholarship and practice.

Sera Monastery: Monk Debates & Living Philosophy

In the afternoon, we will continue to Sera Monastery, another of the great Gelugpa monasteries and a key center of Tibetan Buddhist education. Unlike Drepung’s scale and architecture, Sera is best known for its monk debate session. Here, you can watch monks engage in dynamic philosophical discussions using gestures, clapping, and structured argumentation. This debate tradition is one of the most visually and intellectually engaging aspects of Tibetan monastic life, offering a rare opportunity to witness Buddhist philosophy in active practice.

Understanding the Tibetan Monastic System

Together, Drepung and Sera represent two complementary dimensions of Tibetan Buddhism:

• Large-scale monastic education and structure (Drepung)
• Interactive philosophical training and debate culture (Sera)

These institutions have historically shaped not only religious life but also education, governance, and cultural identity across the Tibetan plateau.

Activity: Approx.: 6 hours

Location: Lhasa

Max. Altitude: 3,650m/11,975ft.

Accommodation: Hotel

Meal: Breakfast

Today, we will explore the spiritual and architectural heart of Lhasa, experiencing the most important cultural and religious landmarks of Tibet. This day brings together royal heritage, living pilgrimage traditions & sacred urban life, and offers a complete understanding of the revered Tibetan Buddhism.

Potala Palace: The Icon of Tibetan Civilization

In the morning, we’ll visit the Potala Palace, the most iconic landmark of Tibet and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Originally established in the 7th century and later expanded as the winter residence of the Dalai Lamas, the palace stands as a monumental symbol of Tibetan Buddhism, governance, and cultural identity. Perched high above Lhasa, the structure contains thousands of rooms, sacred chapels, and historic artifacts, making it one of the most significant architectural and spiritual complexes in the Himalayan world.

Jokhang Temple: The Spiritual Center of Tibet

After lunch, we will continue to Jokhang Temple. It is considered the holiest temple in Tibetan Buddhism and a major pilgrimage destination for devotees across the plateau. Built in the 7th century, the temple is a living center of faith where pilgrims perform full-body prostrations as an act of devotion, often traveling long distances to reach this sacred site. Its architecture reflects a unique blend of Tibetan, Nepalese, Indian, and Han Chinese influences, representing Tibet’s historical cultural connections across Asia.

Barkhor Street: Pilgrimage & Living Culture

Surrounding Jokhang Temple, we’ll explore Barkhor Street, a vibrant pilgrimage circuit where religious devotion and daily commerce coexist. Here, pilgrims walk clockwise around the temple while prayer wheels spin, incense burns, and traditional markets operate alongside sacred ritual spaces. This area offers one of the most authentic views of living Tibetan culture, where spirituality is seamlessly integrated into everyday life.

Tibetan Traditional Medicine (Optional Cultural Extension)

If time permits, we’ll visit the Tibetan Traditional Medicine Hospital before ending our journey. It’s an institution dedicated to preserving ancient healing systems based on herbal medicine, diagnosis, and holistic wellness practices developed over centuries in the Tibetan plateau.

Activity: Approx. 6 hours tour

Location: Lhasa

Max. Altitude: 3,650m/11,975ft.

Accommodation: Hotel

Meal: Breakfast

Today begins one of the most spectacular overland journeys in Tibet, traveling from Lhasa across high mountain passes, glaciers, and historic Tibetan settlements toward Xigatse. This drive introduces the vast open landscapes of the Tibetan Plateau, where geography, spirituality, and isolation combine to create one of the world’s most unique travel environments.

Yamdrok Lake: Sacred Turquoise Waters of Tibet

After departing Lhasa, we’ll be ascending into the mountains toward Yamdrok Lake, one of the three sacred lakes of Tibet. Situated at approximately 4,441 meters above sea level, the lake is renowned for its vivid turquoise waters surrounded by expansive peaks and plateau scenery. The contrast between the deep blue lake, high-altitude skies, and barren mountain terrain creates one of the most iconic landscapes in Tibet.

Crossing the Tibetan Plateau & Karo La Glacier

We will continue across high mountain roads and passes toward the impressive Karo La Glacier, where massive ice formations descend dramatically toward the roadside. This section of the drive highlights the raw geological scale of the Tibetan Plateau, with wide-open valleys, glacial terrain, and distant Himalayan ridgelines shaping the journey.

Gyantse: Historic Trade & Monastic Town

We’ll arrive in Gyantse, historically one of Tibet’s most important trading centers along Himalayan caravan routes. Here, you can visit Palkhor Monastery, known for its unique multi-level Kumbum stupa and extensive collection of Buddhist imagery and chapels. The monastery reflects a blend of artistic, religious, and regional influences that developed through centuries of Tibetan cultural exchange.

Continue to Xigatse

From Gyantse, we’ll continue westward to Xigatse, the second-largest city in Tibet and an important historical center of Tibetan Buddhism. Upon arrival, you check into your hotel and rest after a full day of high-altitude scenic travel across the plateau.

Activity: Drive & Tour: Approx. 8 hrs

Location: Xigatse

Max. Altitude: 3,900m/12,795ft.

Accommodation: Hotel

Meal: Breakfast

Today begins with a visit to one of the most important monastic centers in Tibet before returning eastward across the Tibetan Plateau to Lhasa. This journey offers a final opportunity to experience Tibet’s vast landscapes, remote settlements, and spiritual heritage beyond the capital region.

Tashilhunpo Monastery: Seat of the Panchen Lama

In the morning, we’ll visit the Tashilhunpo Monastery, located at the base of Drolmari Mountain in Xigatse. Founded in 1447, this major Gelugpa monastery historically served as the seat of the Panchen Lama. It is also considered one of Tibet’s most influential centers of Buddhist learning, philosophy, and spiritual leadership. The monastery complex is known for its golden rooftops, large assembly halls, sacred chapels, murals, and important religious relics. One of its most notable features is the towering gilded statue of the Future Buddha (Maitreya), one of the largest Buddhist statues in Tibet.

Scenic Return Journey Across the Tibetan Plateau

After the monastery visit, we’ll begin the return drive to Lhasa via the northern overland route. The journey passes through broad plateau valleys, rivers, mountain landscapes, and traditional Tibetan villages, offering a final perspective on the scale and remoteness of the Tibetan highlands. Compared to the earlier scenic route through Yamdrok Lake, today’s drive highlights a quieter and more expansive side of Tibet’s geography.

Arrival Back in Lhasa

Upon arrival in Lhasa, you’ll check into your hotel and enjoy the evening at leisure after completing your extended overland journey through central Tibet. This return to the capital also marks the closing phase of your Tibetan expedition.

Activity: Tour & Drive (270kms) : Approx. 7 hours

Location: Lhasa

Max. Altitude: 3,650m/11,975ft.

Accommodation: Hotel

Meal: Breakfast

After completing your journey across Tibet, you’ll be transferred to Gonggar Airport for your return flight to Kathmandu. This scenic Himalayan flight once again offers spectacular aerial views of high mountain landscapes, glacial valleys, and sections of the Himalayan range as you cross back into Nepal. The return journey marks the conclusion of your extended exploration through Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet.

Arrival in Kathmandu

Upon arrival in Kathmandu, you will meet our representative for airport assistance and hotel transfer. The remainder of the day is reserved for rest and personal time after your high-altitude Himalayan expedition. You may choose to relax at your hotel, enjoy a quiet evening in the city, or revisit nearby cultural areas at your own pace.

Activity: Drive : Approx. 01 hour + 2 hours flight + 30 minutes drive

Location: Kathmandu

Max. Altitude: 1,300m/4,265ft.

Accommodation: Hotel

Meal: Breakfast

After breakfast, you can enjoy your final moments in Kathmandu, reflecting on your journey across Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet. Depending on your flight schedule, you may have time for some last-minute shopping, café visits, or a relaxed morning at your hotel before departure.

Airport Transfer & Farewell

At the appropriate time, our team will transfer you to Tribhuvan International Airport for your onward international flight. Hotel check-out time is typically before 12:00 noon, though late check-out arrangements may be possible depending on availability.

As your Nepal Bhutan Tibet journey comes to an end, we hope the monasteries, landscapes, cultures, and spiritual traditions of the Himalayas leave lasting memories long after your return home.

Namaste and safe travels.

Activity: Airport transfer : 30 Minutes

Location: Kathmandu

Max. Altitude: 1,300m/4,265ft.

Accommodation: Hotel (Check Out Before 12 Noon)

Meal: Breakfast