Nepal and Bhutan Tour
Embark on a cultural tour of two impressive kingdoms - Nepal and Bhutan.
The Nepal and Bhutan Tour takes you on a beautiful journey of discovery. This unforgettable Nepal-Bhutan trip will let you experience unique mountain cultures and traditions that have remained untouched by modernization. Explore ancient heritage sites and step inside sacred temples and monasteries. Gain insight into the vibrant spiritual traditions. In less than two weeks, you will experience all the major highlights of these two fascinating destinations.
Take this Nepal and Bhutan Tour and visit two Himalayan nations renowned for their dramatic landscapes, outstanding mountain views, generous hospitality, and fascinating culture; for centuries, outsiders were forbidden to enter these two Himalayan kingdoms. While Nepal opened its doors to outsiders during the late 1960s, Bhutan introduced tourism only in the mid-1970s.
Following a strict policy of sustainable tourism to safeguard its environment and culture, Bhutan allows only a handful of tourists to visit the country yearly. Embark on an unforgettable journey and explore Nepal and Bhutan Tour.
Journey into the heart of Nepal and experience this enchanting region’s colourful sights and culture. Mingle with local villagers and craftspeople, visit tranquil temples and sacred Buddhist sites, walk the cobbled streets of tiny mountain towns, and search for unique wildlife.
From the whirlwind of Kathmandu to the lush jungle of Chitwan National Park – with plenty of delightful hidden gems in between – take this unforgettable tour of Nepal, brimming with culture, history, and natural beauty.
Bhutan is the little secret of Asia. Overshadowed and nestled between China and India, it is a relatively new travel destination, with many undiscovered secrets in its natural landscape and quiet townships. The land has red-clothed monks, ancient Buddhist temples, and friendly smiles. It is one of the most peaceful countries in the world. Where gross national happiness is more important than money, where chillies are used as a vegetable rather than for spice, and the thunder dragon, Druk, is emblazoned on the national flag, symbolizing the people of Bhutan: loyal, patriotic, and living with a total sense of belonging within the kingdom.
Peregrine Treks and Tours representatives will greet you at the airport and accompany you to your hotel. You will meet your tour leader at the hotel later that afternoon/evening for a briefing and discussion about the Nepal and Bhutan Tour. The briefing contains trip details, itinerary description, and schedule. If there are any last-minute changes, discuss these with the leader to make rearrangements.
Later in the evening, you are free to stroll around the streets of Kathmandu on foot. Kathmandu is a fascinating city supporting both ancient and modern architecture.
Kathmandu is home primarily to the Newari people, whose rich history and original traditions can be seen in the local arts, architecture, and culture; furthermore, the cuisine is unique and well worth sampling. (consult your group leader for local restaurant recommendations). Take the opportunity to visit traditional bazaars like Ason and Indrachowk.
Accommodation: The Everest Hotel Kathmandu or a similar hotel
Meals: Not Included
On the second day, you will take a mountain flight and fly over the highest peak in the world, Mount Everest. The flight’s weather can be unpredictable depending on the time of year. However, we have records of probable weather and will advise accordingly.
You will also get a panoramic view of Sagarmatha National Park during this flight. It is the first national park of Nepal to be listed in the UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site.
Leaving the mighty giant peak behind, we will return to Kathmandu and continue our tour exploring a few World Heritage Sites. Our next attraction is Boudhanath Stupa, located at the heart of the Tibetan trade to Kathmandu. The structure of Boudhanath Stupa is one of the largest and unique in the world.
We will also visit the most significant Hindu Temple – Pashupatinath. Dating back to the 5th century, its complex temples and ashrams are situated on the banks of the divine river Bagmati. Walking around the temple, you may encounter Hindu funerals along the banks (ghat)with several cremations. (should you find this traditional sacred ceremony uncomfortable to see, let your guide know)
We will walk around One of the three Durbar Squares in the Kathmandu Valley, Kathmandu Durbar Square. We are surrounded by astounding architecture dating back to the Lichhavi Period in the third century.
Moreover, these three complexes were inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the same year, 1979 AD.
Accommodation: The Everest Hotel Kathmandu or a similar hotel
Meals: Breakfast
Today, we will take an early morning flight to Pokhara, famously known as the city of lakes. There are seven lakes in the Pokhara region, among which Phewa Lake is the second largest in Nepal. Our accommodation will be in one of the best hotels near Phewa Lake.
During the day, we will visit the World Peace Pagoda, which is about a 20-minute ride by bus or taxi. Nepal has two of eight Peace Pagodas, one in Lumbini and another in Pokhara. You will see the magnificent Annapurna, Machhapuchhre (fishtail peak), and other surrounding snowcapped peaks. After exploring and gaining peace from visiting the peace pagoda, we will continue to our next attraction.
Many people know Nepal as a mountainous country. Visiting the International Mountain Museum will teach you about the mountains’ history and culture. Your day will end with memories of the mountains, their fascinating past, and alluring tales of mountain communities and famous climbers.
Accommodation: Hotel Water Front or a similar hotel
Meals: Breakfast
Today you can explore the streets and see where it takes you to enjoy shops and local cafes. Or you can call your leader for more sightseeing tours. As mentioned earlier, there are seven lakes in Pokhara. You can take a bike, ride to the nearest lake, take a boat trip on the lake, or take a yoga/meditation class to enjoy a massage, paraglide, or bungee jump. The list is endless.
Accommodation: Hotel Water Front or a similar hotel
Meals: Breakfast
Today we will depart for Chitwan National Park, the first national park of Nepal. We will drive for approximately four hours (depending on traffic) to arrive in the afternoon. Here you will check in on one of the ethnic and eco-lodge in Sauraha.
Here, the lodge manager will welcome the group, and later on, he will introduce you to your nature guide. A nature guide is required for any activity done in the national park. The guide will brief you on the list of activities and their schedule.
We suggest you rest in your lodge for a little while in the afternoon to recover from the road trip. Afterwards, you can walk towards the riverside and enjoy the sunset with a chilled beer.
Tharu people are the former inhabitants of Chitwan National Park. These people have their own culture, traditions, and customs. Every evening a group of Tharu people will present their cultural dance for an hour.
You can consult your leader and organize to see a cultural program in a nearby theatre. After the show, you can return to the hotel or any bar and enjoy a drink with your friends.
Accommodation: Hotel Parkland or a similar hotel
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Peregrine Tour and Trek is a travel agency that respects animals. We do not support any activities like elephant safari or elephant bathing. Instead, we offer other activities like Jeep Safari, Canoe Ride, Elephant Walk, and a lovely day with an elephant.
In the morning, you can book the Elephant Walk, where you will follow an Asian captive elephant on foot. In this activity, you can get close to the elephant and learn about her natural behaviour without causing harm. After that, get ready for the jeep safari.
Chitwan National Park holds the second-biggest population of endangered Rhinoceros unicorns. Around 120 tigers (Bengal tiger) inhibit in Chitwan National Park, but a sighting is rare.
Apart from these magnificent creatures, you can see various deer, birds, and other wildlife. After finishing the jeep safari, you can join us for a canoe ride in the late afternoon and enjoy the quiet of the Rapti River.
During your canoe ride, you can have a chance to see Gharial and Marsh Muggers. These are the only two crocodile species in Nepal where Gharials are considered endangered. After these activities, you can rest, relax in the evening, and have dinner in the Tharu Kitchen.
Accommodation: Hotel Parkland or a similar hotel
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
We have another option if you like mingling with nature for the last time on this trip. You can join an early morning bird-watching program for a couple of hours. After that, we depart from Chitwan and fly to Kathmandu. After reaching Kathmandu, we will end our Nepal trip and prepare for our destination, the country of Bhutan.
Accommodation: The Everest Hotel Kathmandu or a similar hotel
Meals: Breakfast
We will take a short flight from Tribhuvan International Airport to Bhutan and land at Paro Airport. (If possible, request your seat on the plane’s left side to enjoy scenic views of the mountains).
Upon arrival in Paro, we must go through the immigration office and complete a few custom formalities. Later, a licensed Bhutanese guide will receive you and take you to Thimpu’s capital. Driving for two hours, you will see varieties of Bhutanese features, from mountains, rivers, and agricultural fields to red rice plantations.
Reaching the hotel, you will have delicious local lunch and visit nearby attractions. The guide will visit the two most popular and traditional factories. One is Nado Poizokhang Incense Factory, and another is Gagyel Lhundrup Weaving Centre. You can then wander around the streets of Thimpu and explore the magical city at your leisure.
After returning to the hotel, we will have dinner in the evening, followed by a small group session to discuss the Bhutan trip.
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel Amodhara or similar
During your stay in Thimpu, the capital city of Bhutan, you will have the opportunity to explore the vibrant streets and immerse yourself in the region’s rich cultural heritage. One of the highlights is a leisurely walk through the enchanting Tibetan Village, where you can witness the daily life of the locals, pass by lush agricultural fields, and venture into the natural blue pine forests, experiencing the serene beauty of the surroundings.
Embarking on a picturesque hike along the riverside trails, you will have the chance to visit Pangri Zampa Gompa, a monastery that serves as the national centre for traditional astrology. Along the way, you will also pass by Tango and Cheri Gompa, adding to the spiritual and serene ambience of the journey. A delightful picnic lunch awaits you on the bank of the river, providing a moment of relaxation and nourishment amidst nature’s tranquillity.
In the afternoon, your sightseeing adventure in Thimpu continues as you visit some notable landmarks. The National Memorial Stupa, towering proudly as one of the tallest monuments in Thimpu, was constructed in honour of the esteemed third king, Jigme Dorje Wangchuk. Its grandeur and serene atmosphere make it a vital reverence and remembrance site.
Another fascinating stop is the Zhilukha Nunnery, also known as Drubthob Gomba, which houses around 60 nuns and is the largest nunnery in Bhutan. Here, you can witness the dedication and spirituality of the nuns as they go about their daily rituals and prayers.
Visiting the Choki Traditional Art School is necessary for those interested in Bhutanese art and craftsmanship. This renowned institution promotes and preserves traditional Bhutanese arts and crafts, allowing you to witness the skilful artisans at work and perhaps even try to create your masterpiece.
Visiting the National Textile Museum is highly recommended to delve further into Bhutan’s rich textile heritage. Here, you can admire the intricate craftsmanship of traditional Bhutanese textiles and learn about their historical significance and cultural importance.
Lastly, indulge in some shopping at the National Handicrafts Emporium, renowned for its high-quality handmade traditional products. From intricately woven fabrics to exquisite handicrafts, this emporium offers a wide range of authentic Bhutanese treasures that make perfect souvenirs or cherished keepsakes.
Throughout your exploration of Thimpu, you will be captivated by the city’s cultural richness, artistic heritage, and the warm hospitality of its people. This unforgettable journey will leave you with lasting memories and a deep appreciation for Bhutan’s unique traditions and customs.
After sightseeing in Thimphu, we will drive to Punakha. Punakha is one of the districts lying at an altitude of 1,242m lower than Thimpu. Due to the lower elevation, the temperature is relatively warmer and is also considered Bhutan’s ancient winter capital.
The distance between Punakha and Thimpu is around 72 km, taking approximately four hours by bus. During the journey to Punakha, we will pause at Dochu-La pass to appreciate the beauty of Gangkar Punsum. Gangkar Punsum is the highest peak, with an altitude of 24,770 ft/7,550, and is unclimbed.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Accommodation: White Dragon Hotel or a similar 3-star hotel
Today we will visit the second largest and oldest dzong in Punakha Dzong. It is located at the junction of Bhutan’s main rivers: the Pho Chu and Mo Chu Rivers. Punakha Dzong carries the relics of Tibetan Buddhism, Bhutanese architecture, and the sacred remains of Ngawang Namgyal. He was the unifier of Bhutan as a nation-state.
After lunch, we will hike from the Mo Chu River base for an hour to visit the Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten. It is situated at an altitude of 1800 meters, and the trail is mostly uphill on a loose earth mud path. Despite the trail as you reach the Chorten, the small hike is worth it. You will encounter awe-inspiring 360 views of Punakha Valley, seeing the paddy fields and the Mo Chu River.
After sightseeing in Pukakha, we will drive to Paro via the Dochu-La pass. Along the trail, you will encounter 108 memorials of Chortens (Druk Wangyal Chortens). Each Chortens honours the Bhutanese soldiers who defended Bhutan in 2003’s war against Assam, India.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Accommodation: Mandala Resort or a similar 3-star hotel
Soon after breakfast, we will drive from our hotel to the nearest starting point of the trail. We will take a challenging four-kilometre 2-3-hour hike to the Tiger’s Nest Monastery (Paro Taktsang). It is located on a cliff 3000 ft straight above Paro Valley. (it is possible to hire a pony to take you some ways).
You might feel it is impossible to complete during the climb, but the pain dissolves with the mesmerizing scenes of the monastery perched on a rocky cliff and the surrounding valleys. The religious construction and historical and peculiar features make the monastery an iconic special place. Exploring the monastery and experiencing its tranquil aura will captivate you like no other place, leaving a lasting impression. After capturing some beautiful pictures, we climbed and spent our last night in Paro Valley.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Accommodation: Mandala Resort or a similar 3-star hotel
On the last day of the Nepal and Bhutan Tour, you will have a delicious breakfast before travelling to Paro Airport. Leaving Bhutan behind and taking the memories, we depart and fly back to your destination.
Meals: Breakfast
Note: All travellers from the group are required to leave Bhutan on the same day as per the requirement of a group visa.We have daily departures for private trips, so we recommend booking it according to your schedule. We do not need a minimum group size for the private trip and won’t charge additional charges for a solo traveler.
Please let us know if you need additional services like pre/post accommodation, domestic flight, Everest Mountain Flight, adventurous sports, sightseeing, etc. Please fill out this customized form for your convenience.
Customize this trip with help from our local travel specialist that matches your interests.
We accept major currencies such as the US Dollar, the Great Britain Pound, the Euro, the Australian Dollar, the Singapore Dollar, the Indian Rupee, the Swiss Franc, the Canadian Dollar, the Japanese Yen, the Chinese Yuan, the Saudi Arabian Riyal, the Qatari Riyal, the Thai Baht, the UAE Dirham, the Malaysian Ringgit, the South Korean Won, the Swedish Kroner, the Danish Kroner, the Hong Kong Dollar, the Kuwaiti Dinar, and the Bahrain Dinar.
Type C, D, and M power plugs and sockets are used. The standard voltage and frequency are 230 V and 50Hz, respectively.
Vaccinations You must be completely vaccinated against COVID-19 at least 14 days before traveling to Nepal. Vaccination documentation is required.
On Arrival Visas are available at Nepal's entrance points for travelers. Travelers from Nigeria, Ghana, Zimbabwe, Swaziland, Cameroon, Somalia, Liberia, Ethiopia, Iraq, Palestine, Afghanistan, and Syria, on the other hand, are required to obtain a visa through their nearest Nepalese diplomatic post (embassy/consulate).
To confirm the trek/tour package, we want a deposit of at least 20% of the total tour/trek fee. The remaining balance must be paid when you arrive in Nepal. We take Visa, Maestro, MasterCard, American Express, and other major credit cards. The total cost of a Bhutan and Tibet tour must be paid in full at the time of booking.
We strongly advise you to purchase a SIM card for reliable internet access throughout Nepal. Nepal Telecom (owned by the government) and NCELL (owned by the private sector) are the two main SIM card providers in Nepal. It is preferable to get a SIM card at an airport, where staff will assist with activation and data plan purchases. If you have a SIM card, it will be easier for you to contact us and locate our airport agent.
You can charge your electrical devices at hotels and lodges because there are no power outages. In the Himalayan region, however, hotel owners may levy a nominal fee.
Bhutan can be visited all year long. Summer (June, July, and August), autumn (September, October, and November), winter (December, January, and February), and spring is the four seasons (March, April, and May). However, the country has a wide range of altitudes, and the north Indian monsoons significantly impact the climate.
Temperatures in the southern hemisphere typically range from 15°C to 30°C all year round in a humid, subtropical climate. Warm summers and chilly, dry winters characterize the climate in central Bhutan, which features softwoods. Winter temperatures in the north are substantially lower. Mountain summits are always covered in snow due to their height, and the lower regions are kept cool in the summer.
The Indian monsoon season primarily affects the southern regions and lasts from late June or July until late September. Summer is the primary farming season because crops grow in lush surroundings.
The wet season is followed by autumn, which lasts from late September or early October through late November. Its defining features are bright, sunny days and perhaps early snowfall at higher elevations. As farmers enjoy the rewards of their labour, this is the time of year for celebrations and feasts.
The winter arrives in late November and lasts until March. Most of the country experiences frost, and snowfall is frequent above elevations of 3,000 meters. Bhutan’s official language, Dzongkha, translates Drukyul as “Land of the Thunder Dragon” and describes the region as having gale-force winds at the highest elevations and via high mountain passes. The winter northeast monsoon causes this phenomenon.
Bhutan’s typically dry spring season begins in early March and lasts through mid-April. With nature in its prime, it is a botanist’s dream. With sporadic showers, summer weather starts in mid-April and lasts until late June.
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You need to click the “Book Button” and proceed to fill up the missing information. We need at least 20% deposit amount to confirm the tour. After receiving, the deposit amount and passport details, we will send a tour confirmation voucher. You might need to show that confirmation voucher for the airport transfers service.
It would help if you had a visa for Bhutan and Nepal Tour. A Nepal visa can be obtained at Tribhuwan International Airport, and 15 days visa fee of USD 30. We will arrange a paper visa to Bhutan, and this Bhutan visa fee is included in your package price. You need to provide a scanned copy of your passport (Color).
We have local guides in Nepal and Bhutan. In Kathmandu, we will provide a heritage guide; in Pokhara, we will provide a city guide; and in Bhutan, we will provide a Bhutanese guide. All guides will be local and can speak English fluently. Please let us know during the booking if you need another language guide. We will arrange a guide as per your required language.
This tour will be entirely safe for female and solo travellers. You will stay in the city area there is not any security threat.
Travel insurance is not mandatory for this tour; however, it is highly recommended to cover your travel risk. Bhutan Travel Insurance is included in this package.
All of your included meals will be served as a buffet. So, you can choose vegetarian food from there. Please let us know if you have any special food requirements, and we can arrange these for you.
Yes, you can take photographs during the tour. However, taking photographs inside the temples and monasteries might not be permitted. Please consult with your guide before taking the photos. Before taking photographs of local people, please as ask their permission.
You can exchange significant currencies like USD, GBP, Euro, SGD, and other major currencies during this Nepal and Bhutan Tour. However, we highly recommend you carry USD in Bhutan.
In Nepal, ATM service is readily available. In Bhutan, ATMs are available but may not always work. So, better to carry USD with you. You can pay by credit card, but you might get charged Credit card fees.
Bhutan uses three different types of electrical plugs: the Indian plug, which has two circular pins and is compatible with type C sockets, and the British plug, which has three square pins and is compatible with type G sockets (three thick round pins, compatible with type D sockets). Bring adapters for all three.
Based on 11 Reviews
Excellent
My experience with the Peregrine team on the Nepal Bhutan Trek was incredible. The entire adventure was distinctive and full of a tranquil mood across two Himalayan nations. First and foremost, thank the tour operator for providing us with a private vehicle for our Kathmandu sightseeing. It was great that the flight ticket cost was also part of the package. More than that, I adored exploring the Dzongs of Bhutan, and the atmosphere was serene. Through the Bhutan Tour, I was able to witness the Buddhist culture as well as the stunning architecture of Paro and Bhutan. It was one of the most decadent cultural and historical tours I’ve ever experienced.
Excellent
With this expedition’s help, I could visit over 50 monasteries and stupas from Nepal to Bhutan. The ancient sites of Pashupatinath, Swoyambhunath, and Boudhanath were magnificent discoveries. I also witnessed the magical view of the Kanchenjunga and the Jomolhari peak on the flight to Bhutan, which was also priceless. My lodging and food while I was in Bhutan were the most crucial aspects of my adventure. Everything was great, and my fantastic highlight was trekking to the Taktsang monastery.
Furthermore, the Dzong or some monasteries in Thimphu were enticing to behold. The tour was enjoyable, and I want to thank Peregrine for providing the opportunity.
Excellent
The itinerary was fantastic, and when I asked the tour operator if I could add the Pokhara tour to this adventure, he changed the schedule following my request. The entire Peregrine crew handled things with great class and humility. The local Bhutanese tour guide was also so great that he brought us to every corner of Bhutan. I tried some native food in Paro, and it was pretty excellent. I had a historic sensation as I visited the Paro Ringpung Dzong and descended to Paro’s city center. Also noteworthy was the Tashicho Dzong and King’s Memorial Chorten in Thimphu, both of which feature stunning architecture. Thanks to Peregrine Treks & Tours for taking me to such beautiful spots in a short amount of time.
Excellent
My remarkable and unforgettable Nepal and Bhutan Tour was the drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara. The vista of Manaslu, Hiunchuli and the gigantic white face of Annapurna from Pokhara excited me. The paragliding experience in Pokhara was also an enjoyable and noteworthy part of the adventure. The magnificent Ringpung Dzong in Thimpu also connects me to the cultural and traditional aspects of the native Bhutanese people. The tour guide was modest and helped us learn about numerous monasteries while facilitating communication with the locals. For making this possible, we appreciate Peregrine Treks and Tours.
Excellent
When one of the guides drove me to a hotel in Bhutan, I experienced a cozy atmosphere. Throughout the Nepal and Bhutan tours, the food and accommodations were excellent. Additionally, the panorama of the entire Punakaha region and the view from the Dochu La pass (3,110m) was thrilling. Similarly, we practiced mediation at one of the Dzongs, which for some reason, gave me a substantial feel and serenity. The other spectacular sights are the villagers fishing along the Pho Chu and Mo Chuu rivers. Overall, the tour was impressive, and the itinerary was well-planned, so we could see everything in the allotted time.
Excellent
I did not anticipate that I would be paddling my boat next to Mount Macchapuchre and Annapurna. The feelings I had from Mahendra Cave to David’s fall were remarkable. The tranquility of Pokhara was on a completely distinct dimension. Also impressive was the view of the magnificent Rupa and Begnas lakes. The northern Himalayas of Pokhara were visible to us as we proceeded to the Buddha stupa. More than this, the lakeside evening was phenomenal, and the entire tour was first-rate. The exquisite flavor of the local breakfast and coffee I had at the Thimpu still lingers, and I will never forget either. Thanks to Peregrine treks and tours for this excellent Nepal and Bhutan Tour.
Excellent
My ultimate experience was discovering Pashupatinath and Boudhanath historical and cultural sites for the first time. The best part was losing me in the incredible ambiance of these spiritual sanctuaries. Likewise, Pokhara’s sightseeing was fantastic. Similarly, visiting Bhutan’s “Simply Museum” gave us insight into the country’s culture and allowed us to admire its beautiful handicrafts and artwork. The Tashicho Dzong, also known as Thimpu Dzong, is where we eventually entered as we continued toward Thimpu. The entire yard and the inside decorations were stunning. Dzong had a multicolored Dzong with brown paint applied on both sides. The Nepal and Bhutan tour was exciting, and we are grateful to Peregrine for making it so.
Excellent
My surprising part of this tour was the 360-degree panorama of Thimpu from the Buddha Dordenma. The serene atmosphere of the site and the numerous Buddha statues gave an impressive sight. In the same way, I’ll never forget the experience I got on the trek to Taktsang Monastery. Even though the 3000m trek was a little challenging, it was worth it once I arrived at the monastery. The spectacular panorama was visible from there. More than this, I was glad about the Nepal and Bhutan tour because everything went smoothly thanks to the services of the guides and personnel. For this fantastic journey, I am thankful to Peregrine Treks and Tours.
Excellent
My experience with the Peregrine team on the Nepal Bhutan Trek was incredible. The entire adventure was distinctive and full of a tranquil mood across two Himalayan nations. First and foremost, thank the tour operator for providing us with a private vehicle for our Kathmandu sightseeing. It was great that the flight ticket cost was also part of the package. More than that, I adored exploring the Dzongs of Bhutan, and the atmosphere was serene. Through the Bhutan Tour, I was able to witness the Buddhist culture as well as the stunning architecture of Paro and Bhutan. It was one of the most decadent cultural and historical tours I’ve ever experienced.
Excellent
With this expedition’s help, I could visit over 50 monasteries and stupas from Nepal to Bhutan. The ancient sites of Pashupatinath, Swaymbhunath, and Boudhanath were magnificent discoveries. I also witnessed the magical view of the Kanchenjunga and the Jomolhari peak on the flight to Bhutan, which was also priceless. My lodging and food while I was in Bhutan were the most crucial aspects of my adventure. Everything was great, and my fantastic highlight was trekking to the Taktsang monastery. Furthermore, the Dzong or some monasteries in Thimphu were enticing to behold. The tour was enjoyable, and I want to thank Peregrine for providing the opportunity.
Excellent
The itinerary was fantastic, and when I asked the tour operator if I could add the Pokhara tour to this adventure, he changed the schedule following my request. The entire Peregrine crew handled things with great class and humility. The local Bhutanese tour guide was also so great that he brought us to every corner of Bhutan. I tried some native food in Paro, and it was pretty excellent. I had a historic sensation as I visited the Paro Ringpung Dzong and descended to Paro’s city center. Also noteworthy was the Tashicho Dzong and King’s Memorial Chorten in Thimphu, both of which feature stunning architecture. Thanks to Peregrine Treks & Tours for taking me to such beautiful spots in a short amount of time.
The best experience we had with Peregrine was the whole tour of the Annapurna Base Camp Trek was tailor-made for our requirements; all our requests were reviewed, discussed, and accepted and, in some instances, with a better recommendation.
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