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Bhutan Tour Package From Nepal - 8 Days

Name: Bhutan Tour Package From Nepal - 8 Days
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Trip at a Glance

Duration8 Days

Trip GradeModerate

CountryBhutan

Maximum Altitude3,120 meters (10,236 feet)

Group Size1 to 15

StartsKathmandu

EndsKathmandu

ActivitiesKathmandu, Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, Hike to Taktsang Monastery

Best TimeSpring (March to May) and Autumn (September to November)

Introduction to Bhutan Trip Package 7 Night 8 Days

Far within the Himalayan hills, there exists a place where happiness fills the atmosphere. Here, ancient shrines rest on misty peaks, and traditional customs blend with untouched wilderness. If you start your trip from Kathmandu, this long 8-day trip to Bhutan will give you a good taste of the land. It also offers its nice sights and a chance to find your soul. It is more than a trip; it is a way to find peace on a hilltop deep in the mountains.

Your Nepal to Bhutan tour Package 2025 trip begins with a fast plane trip from Kathmandu to Paro. There, the green fields and the tall white-topped hills of Bhutan offer an incredible view. You will see old sights like Rinpung Dzong and the National Museum in Paro, and meet the nice people who live there.

In Thimphu, the city that mixes the old ways with the new, see Tashichho Dzong, the Memorial Chorten, and the big market on the weekend. You will go to Punakha Valley, once the city of old kings. Here, you will see the nice Punakha Dzong and the place where the two holy rivers of Bhutan join.

As we move on to the green valleys and forests of hills, the peace of Gangtey and Phobjikha Valley welcomes you with a view of Black-Necked Cranes and quiet villages. After an easy journey back to Paro, your visit includes the hike to the famous Tiger's Nest Monastery (Taktsang), one of the most sacred of the Himalayan sites, and a trip highlight.

Our Package for a Trip to Bhutan from Nepal includes all required government permits, monument fees, and we provide 3 star local accommodation, full board meals, private transport, and we will even connect policy local guides. We can even connect you with the best rates for air travel for Kathmandu to Paro flights.

At View Nepal Treks Expeditions, we design the top itineraries and package the best value Bhutan tour packages for 2025, 2026. We take you across borders into the home of Himalayan happiness.

With Bhutan tour itinerary Nepal 8 Days Travelling on through the green valleys and forested hills, the peacefulness of Gangtey and Phobjikha Valley reveals itself. Here, you find the company of Black-Necked Cranes and rustic villages.

A gradual return to Paro follows, including a hike to the famous Tiger's Nest Monastery (Taktsang). It is considered one of the most sacred sites within the Himalayas and a real highlight of the trip.

Our Affordable Bhutan Tours from Nepal Includes all government permissions and monument fees. Along with that, we provide 3-star lodging with full board meals and private transportation, and can also set you up with local guides. We can also directly connect you with the best air travel rates between Kathmandu and Paro.

At View Nepal Treks Expeditions, we offer the most elite itineraries. Also, we bring you the best value Bhutan tour packages for 2025–2026. You are beyond borders into the happiness of the Himalayas.

Highlights of Bhutan Holiday Package 8 Days

Scenic flight from Kathmandu to Paro with incredible Himalayan views
Guided sightseeing in Paro, including Rinpung Dzong and Ta Dzong (National Museum)
Cover main attractions of Thimphu: Tashichho Dzong, Memorial Chorten and Buddha Dordenma
Explore Punakha Dzong, the Palace of Great Happiness, at the junction of two rivers.
Scenic drive through Dochula Pass (3,100 m) to see 108 chortens and the mountain views.
Excursion to Gangtey and Phobjikha Valley, home of the endangered Black‑Necked Cranes.
Exchange experiences and observe Bhutanese rural and traditional crafts in local communities.
Hiking to the legendary Tiger’s Nest Monastery (Taktsang), which sits above the Paro Valley on a cliff.
Experience Bhutan’s unique Gross National Happiness philosophy through engagement at the local level.

A week Trip to Druk Yul in 2026

There is nothing like a 7-night/8-day trip to Bhutan in 2026 to explore its mysterious beauty. The homeland of the Dzongkha people, Bhutan is located in a high mountain country, nestled in the Himalayas, dubbed in the Dzongkha language as Druk Yul-Home of the Thunder Dragon.

The dragon (“Druk”) is the representation of power, spiritual legacy and the violent mountain storms that resonate in its valleys. During your 8-day adventure in 2026, you will visit some of the oldest monasteries hanging on cliffs, flying over the Alps on flying past, and indulging yourself with a culture that celebrates nature, tradition and inner peace.

You can feel that Bhutan is not a mere tourist destination when you are strolling in the fortress-like dzongs of the valleys or sitting between prayer flags fluttering in the Himalayan peaks to meditate.

Why Do Most of Our Customers Prefer Bhutan Cultural Tour 8 Days Tour?

The tour is a reflection of cultural diversity in Bhutan and convenient access to Nepal, which provides a hassle-free experience in the Himalayas.
It has government-sanctioned 3-star lodging with conventional Bhutanese layout and current comfort, which attracts comfort-loving tourists.
Included in the packages are meals, comfortable travel, licensed English-speaking guides, Bhutan visa, monument charges, and taxes, which make travelling hassle-free.
The cultural immersion is also exclusive since the tour is characterised by visiting old monasteries, dzongs (fortresses), and other local festivals, which are extremely appreciated by culture enthusiasts.
The high-impact, low-impact tourism policy in Bhutan puts a restriction on tourists to enable intimate and personalised experiences.
First-time Himalayan travellers are interested in Bhutan because the moderate elevation (less than 3,500 meters) means fewer high-altitude sicknesses than the Himalayan trek's topography in Nepal.
Small groups will facilitate a personal approach, which families and multi-generational groups involved in the search for safety and education will value.
Green tourism increases the attractiveness to environmentally friendly tourists.
The scenic flights and views between Nepal and Bhutan offer a special touch to the trip.
The tour blends spiritual encounters, cultural heritage, and stunning Himalaya landscapes, making it a highly rewarding and transformative travel experience.

Authentic Bhutan Tour 7 Nights 8 Days from Kathmandu 2026

Experience Bhutan's cultural heart in just 8 days and 7 nights on the Authentic Bhutan Tour from Kathmandu. This tour is one of the simplest ways to start your journey from Nepal. It also includes the visa and permit procedure, which can be quite complex.

When we say "authentic" we mean you will have the opportunity to experience Bhutan in the broad sense – encompassing its history, spirituality and way of life, rather than just 'viewing' it in a sightseeing capacity. You will see the world famous Tiger's Nest Monastery, experience the ancient dzongs, and commune with its colourful community markets. You will witness a culture and lifestyle based upon Buddhist culture and traditions that date back thousands of years.

This is a journey that will reveal Bhutan's authentic identity, the relationship between nature, culture, and modernity, through combining traffic-worthy sites, local guides, and truly authentic service. It will give you both a unique, genuine feeling of being in Bhutan. The gift of that feeling is, in itself, a life-changing experience.

Why Choose Bhutan Holiday Package 8 Days With View Nepal Treks?

Himalayan Travel Insights: View Nepal Treks, has extensive knowledge of Bhutan and Nepal tours, and we have the information needed to have a seamless travel experience.
Tailor-Made Itineraries: We can tailor-make your tour to Bhutan, for 8 days, just for your interests, pace and travel style!
All-Inclusive Packages: With our tours we have the permits, government fee’s, premium lodgings for meals, private transport and guides you can trust to help make your travel experience as simple as possible.
Licensed Bhutanese Guides: Our licensed guides speak English with you and will teach you cultural stories so that you leave with a strong sense for Bhutanese history.
Fair Pricing: We feel we give you some of the best tours of Bhutan from Nepal, for the best price and quality of service.
Safety and Reliable: Your health and safety have been planned for with reliable logistics and support.
Exceptional Customer Service and Support: Before, during and after your trip, we respond to your needs, so that you can travel with us comfortably.
Excellent Customer Service and Support: We are responsive to your needs before, during and after your trip. That means you can travel with us comfortably.

Bhutan Tour Package from Nepal 8 Days Price 2025, 2026

The 8 day Bhutan tour package from Nepal will give the best value and services to the travellers who want to have a wholesome experience of Bhutan. Depending on the size of the group, the package is priced low enough and affordable to all types of travellers without compromising on the quality of accommodation, meals, and services.

The package consists of all the Bhutan government royalties, fees for the monuments, 3-star standard hotel rooms, all-inclusive meals, personal car transfers, and an English-speaking certified Bhutan guide.

The package will begin at USD 1950, depending on the services of the package, whereby being a solo traveller would offer full packages of the services that are exclusive to them, including the guide and transport services.
In groups of 2-3 people, the price will be USD 1800 per individual, which is just optimal comfort and a collective travelling experience.
Groups of 4-7 people are of USD 1750/person, which is a middle price and should be booked by a family or friends on a trip.
In cases of bigger groups, 8 and above and 15 and above, the cost goes down to USD 1700 per head, and would make it a great choice as well in the case of travel clubs or special interest groups.

Bhutan Package Cost from India 2025 and 2026

The Bhutan luxury tour packages 2025 and 2026 provide a variety of packages based on the various wealth statuses and itinerary differences of the travel packages. Bhutan India trips cost are usually in the range of INR 1,50,000-INR 2,25,000, based on the length of time, itinerary, accommodation, and services obtained.

The standard length of most popular packages is 4 to 8 days, with the trips visiting places of interest like Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, plus Bumthang.

Indian travellers do not have to pay the Sustainable Development Fee in Bhutan compared to those of other nations, reducing the general travel expenses for the people of India.

Number of Pax	Cost in INR (approx.)
1 pax	₹172,848
2-3 pax	₹159,552
4-7 pax	₹155,120
8-15 pax	₹150,688

Different Bhutan Tour Packages Options Available

1. Bhutan Tour for Couple

This Bhutan Tour With a Guided Sightseeing Package is ideal for those couples who want to have a romantic holiday in the beautiful valleys and cultural sites of Bhutan. You will have a two-person amicable provision, feel more alone and have chances to share moments in tranquil environments.

It will cost me US$1,800 per individual (so US$3,600 as the couple price). The itinerary normally includes the most important destinations such as Paro, Thimphu and, perhaps, Punakha, showing personal transfers and guides. The advantage of this lies in exclusivity, a slower rhythm and the elements of romanticism.

2. Bhutan Tour for Families with Kids

This option is designed for families that come out with children and provide kid-friendly sightseeing, moderated speed and special accommodations to the younger travellers. The price will vary between US$1,700 and 1,800 per person based on the ages of children, family members and room.

You will receive a family room or connecting rooms, the light hikes and additional flexibility.

The benefit is that logistics are family-focused, comfort and safety of children, and multi-generational activities.

3. Bhutan Private Holiday Trip

A private holiday trip will be the best in case you are either more comfortable staying alone (when you are on a holiday), and you are free to do everything according to your wish (that is, no group membership). It costs an average of USD1800 and above, depending on the type of accommodation, time and extra amenities. You will get a personal car and driver, a tailor-made road, possibly off the beaten tracks.

Advantages: very high level of customisation, few compromises on preferences; ideal where the couples, families or other small groups desire an experience made to their liking.

4. Bhutan Group Joining Holiday (Group Join)

This group-joining package is cheaper and has a greater chance of meeting new people as opposed to other travellers who prefer to have their own tour. This would begin at US dollar 1,700 per individual (this may be a bit higher depending on the pack size, season, and the class of a hotel). You will be on an organised tour, out of season, and share a ride, guide and even hotel.

Bhutan Tour with Thimphu, Paro, Punakha From Nepal

Thimphu

It is the capital city of Bhutan, calm and culturally robust.

Places to see: Buddha Dordenma (a giant Buddha statue overlooking the valley), Tashichho Dzong (a royal fortress and the seat of the government), National Memorial Chorten, the Folk Heritage Museum, and the bustling weekend market.

Cultural sites include Simtokha Dzong, Changangkha Lhakhang, and the Royal Botanical Garden.

Paro

Renowned for its breathtaking Himalayan views and historical landmarks. The must-see tourist sites are: Tiger's Nest Monastery (iconic monastery perched on a cliff), Rinpung Dzong (fortress-monastery), Paro National Museum, Kyichu Lhakhang (one of the oldest temples), and the lovely Chele La Pass.

Paro has the only international airport where most travellers will enter Bhutan.

Punakha

Once the ancient capital of Bhutan, with its lush valleys and the junction of two rivers.

All visitors should check out Punakha Dzong (known for its beautiful architecture and history), Punakha Suspension Bridge, Chimi Lhakhang (fertility temple), Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten (beautiful memorial chorten) and Mo Chhu river rafting. A lovely mixture of nature and heritage with a relaxed atmosphere.

What is the Substantial Fee for Bhutan?

The main fee payable for visiting Bhutan is the Sustainable Development Fee (SDF, 2026: USD100 per person, per night) for international visitors (except citizens of India). The fee is meant to encourage the low-impact, high-value tourism Bhutan has been striving for and provide a major source of income for various political, environmental, cultural and infrastructural workings.

Children between 6 and 12 are charged US$50 per night at a reduced rate of 50%; those under the age of 6 enjoy free accommodation. For Indian nationals, the fee is about 1,200 Ngultrums (about $15) a night.

The SDF is paid upfront with the visa or permit application and covers the period of stay in its entirety. This charge helps to ensure the preservation of Bhutan’s unique cultural heritage and environmentally friendly travel model while encouraging visitors to travel responsibly.

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Day 01Arrival in Kathmandu and Hotel Transfer

Upon landing at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, our representative will meet you and help with the transfer to the hotel. Kathmandu is the entrance of the Himalayas, with its brightest colours and its mix of ancient heritage, busy markets and Nepali hospitality. Once you have checked in, you can relax and unwind after the journey.

During the afternoon, one can walk around Thamel, the busy tourist market in the city, with colourful handicrafts, shops of trekking gear, and cafes with traditional Nepali tea. To introduce yourself to your tour guide and group members, a briefing on your tour will be held in the evening.

We will dine in a Nepali restaurant where one can experience the real taste and cultural dance programs. Day 1 will offer an easy introduction and will get you ready for the scenic adventure in the spiritual valleys and monasteries of Bhutan. Salinan in your hotel in Kathmandu.

Max Altitude: 1,400 m Meals: BreakfastAccommodation: HotelDuration: 30-minute airport transferDistance: 6 km from Tribhuvan International Airport to hotel

Day 02Kathmandu Sightseeing Tour

After breakfast, we will start a cultural tour of Kathmandu Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage site of temples, stupas and palaces. Begin in Swayambhunath, the Monkey Temple, where one has a panoramic view of the city. Then, we will go to Kathmandu Durbar Square, where there is a complex of centers of halls and courtyards carved out of wood, which show the medieval splendour of the Malla kings.

After that, we will continue to the Boudhanath Stupa, which is the largest in the world, admired by Tibetan Buddhists due to its huge-eyed portrayal of wisdom and mercy. Also, we will visit Pashupatinath Temple, the highest-ranked Hindu temple in Nepal, on the banks of the river Bagmati, where religious rituals and spiritual recitations produce a very soothing effect. The lunch is at a Nepali restaurant.

During the afternoon, we can visit Patan Durbar Square, which has metalwork and Krishna temples and Bhimsen temples. And after that, we will go back to your hotel, rest, and be ready to fly to scenic Bhutan the following day. Overnight in Kathmandu.

Max Altitude: 1,400 m Meals: BreakfastAccommodation: HotelDuration: Free Day

Day 03Fly to Paro and Drive to Thimphu

Today, we will start the day with an early morning flight from Kathmandu to Paro. We will pass across snow capped Himalayan mountains such as Everest, Kanchenjunga and Jomolhari.

Upon arriving at the Paro International Airport, you will be received by your Bhutanese guide where total immigration formalities are done. You can see the picturesque Paro Dzong, a fortress-monastery constructed in the 17th century, on the Paro River. Then, you can take a walk around Paro town and have lunch in one of the restaurants.

Further on, we will take the drive through winding mountainous roads to Thimphu, the contemporary but bestowed with culture capital of Bhutan. It is a two-hour ride that gives spectacular sceneries of landscaped valleys, rice terraces, and traditional Bhutanese houses.

We will arrive and get into your hotel and relax. Or, we can stroll along the streets of Thimphu in the evening which are filled with the handicrafts shops, cafes and prayer wheels rotating in the worship of gods. Here the peaceful lives of Bhutan start unravelling.

Max Altitude: Paro 2,200 m / Thimphu 2,320 m Meals: BreakfastAccommodation: HotelDuration: .5-hour flight + 1.5-hour driveDistance: 55 km drive from Paro to Thimphu

Day 04Thimphu Sightseeing and Drive to Punakha

After having breakfast, we will set forth on a guided tour of Thimph. This takes you to Tashichho Dzong, the administrative and spiritual centre of Bhutan, where all the offices of the King and the monastic body are located.

Then, we will proceed to the Memorial Chorten, which is a holy stupa that commemorates the third king of Bhutan. After that, the National Library, the Folk Heritage Museum, and the School of Traditional Arts. You can see craftsmen painting thangkas or carving wooden masks.

Next, we will move to Kuenselphodrang to have the sight of the tall Buddha Dordenma statue overlooking the valley. Following lunch, we will take off to Punakha across the beautiful Dochula Pass (3100 m) that has 108 chortens and offers breathtaking Himalayan scenery, provided there is clear weather.

We will then stroll through the thick wood and rich valleys to Punakha, the former capital of Bhutan. During the evening, pay a visit to the beautiful Punakha Dzong, which was constructed at the intersection of Pho Chu and Mo Chu rivers.

Max Altitude: Thimphu 2,320, Punakha 1,250 m Meals: Breakfast-Lunch-DinnerAccommodation: HotelDuration: 5–6 hoursDistance: 76 km drive

Day 05Punakha – Wangdue – Paro

On the fifth day, we will engage in sightseeing at the scenic Punakha Valley, where the Pho Chuu and Mo Chuu rivers converge under the Punakha Dzong. First, we will discover this massive castle-monastery, with its architectural symmetry and the capital of Bhutan until the middle of the 20th century.

Then, we will make a short journey to Wangdue Phodrang, a beautiful town that is characterised by traditional uses of bamboo and slate. We will also make a stop at the Wangdue Dzong, crashing above the intersection of rivers.

After having lunch, you will start the long drive back to Paro, following a route through small villages, rhododendron woods and mountain passes. We will then stop again at the Dochula Pass and get a last spectacular look at the Himalayan mountains. Finally, we will arrive in Paro in the evening and get into the hotel, where we will stay overnight.

Max Altitude: Paro 2,200 m / Punakha 1,250 m Meals: Breakfast-Lunch-DinnerAccommodation: HotelDuration: 5–6 hours driveDistance: 125 km

Day 06Hike to Taktsang Monastery (Tiger’s Nest) and Paro Sightseeing

Today, we will wake up early, have breakfast, and then go on an enriching hiking adventure to Taktsang Monastery, the most holy pilgrimage place in Bhutan. The route is a slow ascending through pine wood, prayer flags, and viewpoints with breathtaking views of the cliffside monastery and being 900 meters above the Paro Valley.

Midway on the teahouse, we will have a short rest and then, on the last staircase, go to the monastery. We can explore its holy halls, meditative caves and mysteries about the meditative retreat of Guru Rinpoche. Then, we will slowly travel down and have a Bhutanese lunch in Paro town.

Kyichu Lhakang is one of the oldest and most sacred temples of Bhutan, constructed in the 7th century, and we can explore it this afternoon. We will explore the Paro Museum (Ta Dzong) to get an idea about artwork, weaponry and relics in Bhutan. Then, we will take a stroll in the evening to the Paro Bazaar to get handicrafts, woven fabrics, and souvenirs.

Max Altitude: Tiger’s Nest 3,120 m / Paro 2,200 m Meals: Breakfast-Lunch-DinnerAccommodation: HotelDuration: 5–6 hours hike round tripDistance: 6 km hike (one way)

Day 07Fly Back to Kathmandu and Explore Market Areas

The exploring activities are all completed now, and it's time to return to Kathmandu. We will take a ride to Paro Airport to have a picturesque flight back to Kathmandu. When it is clear, the aerial view of the snow-capped mountains, such as Everest and Makalu, will mesmerise you one more time.

Once arriving at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, we will head towards the hotel. Afternoon is available to relax and shop in Thamel or explore Durbar Marg with local art and crafts, thangkas paintings, pashmin, silver ornaments and trekking equipment.

You will walk through small streets, negotiate in the cordial markets or take a seat on a cafe roof and observe the beat of the city. It is the best end to the Himalayan journey, which bridged the whole cultural soul of Nepal and the spiritual soul of Bhutan. Overnight in Kathmandu.

Max Altitude: 1,400 m / 4,593 ft Meals: BreakfastAccommodation: HotelDuration: 1.5-hour flightDistance: 6 km airport transfer

Day 08Final Departure from Nepal

Your travels in Bhutan and Nepal come to an end today. You will spend the rest of your time after breakfast by contemplating the memories of the Himalayan monasteries, holy valleys and small local experiences.

In case of a later flight that is in the afternoon, you can walk a short distance around your hotel, or you can go to the Garden of Dreams to relax. Our group will receive you at the hotel and transport you to Tribhuvan International Airport, where you will get checked in smoothly and punctually.

This brings the conclusion of your Bhutan Tour of Nepal, the memorable inter-country tour of the borders made up of nature, spirituality and culture. Safe travels ahead.

Max Altitude: 1,400 m Meals: BreakfastDuration: Hotel checkout and airport transfer (30 minutes)Distance: 6 km to Tribhuvan International Airport

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Includes

All arrival and departure transportation airport / hotel / airport.
Twin sharing accommodation in Bhutan at tourist standard hotels full board (B-L-D).
Three Star (Tourist Standard) hotel in Kathmandu with bed / breakfast basis.
Airfare Kathmandu / Paro / Kathmandu (if flying back to Nepal after Bhutan trip).
A guide who can speak English and government licensed.
Food in Bhutan B-L-D
Bhutan Visa & Applicable Travel Permit.
Sightseeing tour in Bhutan as per itinerary with entrance ticket.
Welcome or Farewell dinner in Kathmandu at authentic Nepalese restaurant with cultural programs.

Excludes

Nepal Visa-International airfare-personal travel / medical insurance.
Nepal Visa-International airfare before and after Nepal-personal travel / medical insurance.
Emergency evacuation by any means of transportation
Tips for guide and driver
Early return from the trip due to personal / medical problem in this case clients should bear his / her own expenses.

Essential Information

Best Time To Go On The Bhutan Tour From Nepal

Spring (March–May)

Spring (March May) is one of the main travel seasons in Bhutan. The weather slowly heats up once winter ends, so days feel nice while nights stay chilly. With clearer skies and sharp views, tourists get to spot stepped farms and flowering rhododendrons along the hills. Snow peaks can be seen in the distance, glistening. The valleys turn a beautiful green, the streams are clear, and the birdlife begins to return in every corner.

The roads and passes are still largely in good shape to travel to Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha. Festivals begin to flower in March and April to bring colour and meaning to every visit. Water-resistant layers, good walking footwear, and sunscreen are a must, along with warm layers for the morning.

Autumn (September–November)

The autumn period (September–November) is the second peak time for visiting Bhutan. The humidity from the summer monsoon season has left the atmosphere, and the air is now feeling fresh. The skies are bright and crisp, and provide the best visibility for pictures and distant mountain panoramas. The temperatures during the day remain pleasant and stable, while the valley days are getting colder, but refreshing.

The roads and passes remain dry and sound, allowing for longer trips, such as Thimphu to Punakha or Paro to Thimphu. Fall provides good trekking, clear summits, and colourful valley foliage.

Off-Season Tour to Bhutan From Nepal

Monsoon (June August)

It can be rainy in Bhutan from about June to August. It can rain frequently and continuously. Some trails and roads may be slick in higher regions. Clouds can obscure visibility to distant mountains. Valleys turn lush green, and waterfalls become wall-like torrents of water.

So with fewer tourists visiting, Bhutan becomes a more peaceful place in time as well. It can be a good time for tourists who enjoy quiet scenery and do not mind a little rain and humidity.

Winter (December February)

Winter in Bhutan is from December to February, and days are pleasantly cold with crisp, blue skies. They offer the best mountain views. Nights can be cold, under freezing temperatures are common in the mountains. Snow can even block passes in remote regions. Road travel definitely requires careful driving, as it can be icy and slower.

Also, some trekking routes may be icy too. However, with lower prices in accommodation and fewer tourists, the valleys fall quiet. The winter months can be an attractive experience for the traveller who is not too concerned with high altitude adventuring.

Essential Dos and Don'ts for Your 8-Day Bhutan Tour from Nepal

Dos	Don'ts
Dress simply particularly near places of worship with long sleeves plus trousers or skirts	Don't put on outfits that show too much and skip tank tops or super short skirts when visiting temples.
Take off your shoes before you go into a monastery or temple	Keep your hands off sacred objects, stay clear of wall art don't rest against them either
Go around sacred sites in a clockwise direction	Keep your voice down or better yet, stay quiet when you're at holy places.
Keep your travel papers ready, bring them along whenever required, or hand them over if asked.	Don't toss garbage where you shouldn't keep it out of streets or parks, use proper bins instead.
Go along with local traditions while showing kindness to locals in Bhutan	Don't act rude around people who live there or those in charge
Ask first if you want to take a photograph of a person or a holy spot	Leave food for critters alone particularly close to roads or green areas
Dispose trash the right way, plus stick to what the guide says	Stay away from politics when chatting also skip touchy subjects that could stir things up
Pick eco friendly products and skip plastic sacks along with throwaways	Stay away from lighting up or chewing tobacco where locals gather only do it in spots set aside for that purpose
Drink plenty of water or pack some meds just in case you get sick from high elevations	Don't ignore local laws like bans on horn-blowing in city areas
Chat nicely with people there.	Don't push too hard on price or take shortcuts that aren't right just to make something happen

Accommodation

When travelling to Bhutan from Nepal, accommodation is one of the most important factors in maximising comfort and experience. In most cases, good tour packages include 3-star to 5-star hotels in Thimphu, Paro, and Punakha. Besides, you can expect a private room in most cases and an attached bathroom with comfortable furnishings and good service.

If you want a budget-friendly stay or a more local feel, lodges and traditional farmhouses outside main towns are also an option. The quality depends on how remote your accommodation is and the level of comfort you desire.

Luxury hotels offer full comfort and amenities. Mid-tier hotels are clean and pleasant, though they may lack spas or high-end decor.

When taking a Bhutan tour from Nepal, it helps to choose a hotel in a central area for morning hikes and nearby excursions. Also, make sure your hotel has reliable power, hot water, and WiFi.

Electricity

Electricity is available in most places you visit in Bhutan. It is reliable at proper accommodations and in several populated valleys during an average 8-day tour from Nepal. Hotels, lodges, and café-restaurants usually have plenty of light and power outlets. Many also use backup generators or batteries, and blackouts are rare.

The normal voltage is around 220–240 V. You may find that plugs differ from those at home, so bringing a universal adapter is a smart idea. Charging your phone or camera won’t be an issue in main towns. But in remote areas, power can be scarce. Some places rely on solar energy or have only limited outlets.

Bringing a power bank or spare battery helps if you’re away from sockets during long drives or hikes. Electricity-charging costs are usually included in room rates. Still, it’s worth confirming at day-tour stops.

Communication

It is easy to stay in touch from Bhutan, particularly if you are travelling from Nepal. Each town has a good signal, as does the area around the hotels. You can buy a local SIM card once you arrive. It allows you to make calls, and data use comes at an extra cost. International calls are expensive, even short ones. So, limit calls to family and friends, or use internet voicemail instead.

Most hotels have free Wi‑Fi. You can use it for voice or video calls. In lodges, you may be charged for a weak signal, especially in high mountains. It helps to plan. Switch your phone to roaming before leaving Nepal, at least for the travel day.

Once in Bhutan, change to a local SIM. You’ll get smoother connectivity and lower costs. The network is dependable for contact and even work, depending on your stay. But at a high pass or deep valley, signals may drop.

Internet

Finding the internet in Bhutan is easy. Hotels, cafes, and large lodges usually include it as part of accommodation or coverage. This is great for travellers from Nepal who enjoy staying in touch with family and friends. They can share photos, too. The reliability and speed vary. Towns and the valleys you travel through have stable connections.

But when on remote trails, connections might stop or slow down. If you buy a local SIM card, data plans are affordable and simple to use. You can connect easily for social media and updates. If you want to keep things simple, you can just access data when your signal drops.

If you start your Bhutan trip in Kathmandu, download maps and offline travel guides first. Do it while you have a strong connection at your hotel or in the Paro neighbourhood. Save data on the go as you drive or hike through the stunning landscapes ahead. Do your heavy browsing, uploads, and updates once you reach towns. Charging devices or finding connections away from towns can take extra time. Bring a power bank; it will always pay off.

Bathroom Facilities

The standards of bathrooms on a Bhutan tour from Nepal are good. Most hotels in Thimphu, Paro, and Punakha will have en-suite bathrooms with hot and cold running water. Water heating comes from an electric geyser or a solar system, and it is quite steady.

In budget or rural lodges, rooms may remain modest, but clean. The bathroom may be shared or outside the room. You can anticipate this when your tour involves rural and higher altitude stops. In these places, bathrooms consist of basic amenities such as a toilet, shared or private, basin, shower, and hot water is not as assured as in the major cities.

We encourage you to bring a quick-drying towel and your preferred small toiletries to make travelling easier. Bhutan has strict environmental protection guidelines, and as a result, you won’t see high-flow plumbing without a conscious purpose behind it. Please use water wisely.

For most travellers on the standard eight-day Bhutan from Nepal itinerary, the bathroom comfort level is guaranteed. Hotels will usually provide a minimum star rating of 3-star hotels. After a day of travel and sightseeing, you will find hygienic, modern conveniences that include the essentials. Combine that mix with the cold, fresh mountain air, and your wonderful stay just begins. In Bhutan, simplicity is luxury.

Travel Insurance

Though not a requirement in Bhutan, travel insurance is a good idea. Travelling from Nepal involves flights, mountains, and some rugged terrain. You want a solid policy to cover things like flight delays, medical emergencies, or evacuation. You would also want coverage for helicopter rescue, damaged or lost luggage or personal property, or theft of your luggage or gear.

Your tour operator will take care of much of the logistics, but the insurance is your responsibility. There are some remote parts of Bhutan. Evacuation from a remote area can be costly. Make sure to select a policy that includes coverage for high-altitude travel or trekking, emergency evacuation or reparation, and repatriation. Read the policy before you depart Nepal, and make sure it covers conditions in both Nepal and Bhutan. Verify it covers all the planned activities. Keep the proof of insurance on hand.

Travel with peace of mind. Even the safest of situations can have surprises. Flights might be delayed, and luggage could be missing. Changes in altitude could also impact your health suddenly. Good insurance can make your difficulties a story instead of an event, which makes all the difference in the mountains.

How to Get a Bhutan Visa and Permit Successfully?

To visit Bhutan, almost all international travelers except citizens of India, Bangladesh, and the Maldives require a Bhutan visa. Independent travel is not allowed; booking through a licensed Bhutanese tour operator or authorized partner is mandatory. Visitors must be accompanied by a registered guide and use private transport arranged by the operator.

Visa Application

When your Bhutan trip has been finalised, the tour company sends in your full payment and passport details. After that, you will receive a visa letter from the Tourism Council of Bhutan. Make sure to keep this. You will have to show this to the airline staff and later at the airport in Paro. It is essential for both your boarding and your visa stamp when you enter the country. If you do not have this complete visa letter, the airline will stop you from boarding.

Special Permits

You may have to secure a permit for entry into some restricted locations or sacred sites, but don't worry, your guide will do all of that if needed while you are on your lovely tour.

Exemptions and Entry for Neighbours

Regarding visitors from India, Bangladesh and the Maldives, no visa is required to enter Bhutan. However, visitors are required to carry a valid passport or voter ID. Entry permits will be issued upon arrival.

Booking and Travel Advice

In terms of plans or outlook, Bhutan expects to be fully reopened by 2025/2026. If you book with a reputable operator in the country, or in Nepal, they will take care of the visa process. They will also have great guides, organised entry permits and will also assist in making your journey smooth and secure.

Carry-On Baggage Restrictions

Please ensure your hand luggage fits within 55 cm x 40 cm x 20 cm, otherwise it'll be removed at boarding. Bags that are too big or oddly shaped won't stay onboard instead, they'll get tagged as "Limited Release Luggage" on the spot.

Guidelines for Transit and Security Screening

If you have connecting flights that require a security screening again, you will not be allowed liquids and gels greater than 100 ml when purchased in India. That applies regardless of where this was purchased within the airport.

But if it was purchased in the airport of the departure country, you may keep it, following local laws.

Check-in Timing and Procedures

Counters start operating three hours ahead of your flight.
Groups bigger than 9 need to show up two hours ahead of time.
Closing time for counters is 45 minutes before departure anyone arriving later will be denied from the flight.
Boarding ends 25 minutes before the flight leaves show up late, and you'll be left behind.

Prohibited Items on Flights to Bhutan

The following items cannot be transported: flammable solids/liquids, illegal narcotic substances, plants, meat, pets, cultural/religious artifacts, counterfeit goods, porn, oxidizers, compressed gases, any items related to viruses, wet cell batteries, thermometers containing mercury, fireworks, paint thinner, poisons, radioactive items, fuel-related items, toy guns/replicas, knives or scissors more than 6 cm, tools, and darts, and explosives.

Last Minute Departure and Bookings

Last-minute trips to Bhutan are available in 2025 and 2026. The packages are a minimum of 8 days. You can reserve a trip for any date that works with your schedule. Visits include all major locations such as Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, and Phobjikha Valley.

The tour packages cover hotels, meals, transport, and excursions with a reputable guide. You may book travel closer to the travel date, although it is best to message early to avoid missing visa processing and flights.

How Do I Book A Tour to Bhutan From Nepal?

Contact View Nepal Treks

Reach out by email, viewnepaltreks@gmail.com or by phone, +977 1 5319664 or mobile, +977 9851029611. Inquire about any last-minute departures and if a tour is available.

Send Us Your Details

Send a clear scan or photo of your passport and travel dates. This is important to send right away to start their Bhutan Visa, which will take 2 or 3 days.

Give Us A Confirmation And a Deposit

Once your last-minute reservation is confirmed, pay at least 10% of the total price of your tour in advance. When booking, you can pay by bank transfer, credit card, or by cash when in Kathmandu.

View Nepal Treks handles your Bhutan visa through the Tourism Council, and then sends a clearance note. It’s needed to enter. While we sort the paperwork, you’ll get the official go-ahead message directly from us.

Tour Confirmation

Once your visa is approved and a deposit has been made, the tour confirmation voucher will provide all the details of the itinerary, flight information, and the guides' contact information, etc.

Arrival and Departure

You will arrive at Kathmandu (or the gateway city). A representative will escort you to the airport for your transfer to Bhutan, and assist you with domestic flights to Paro, Bhutan, to commence your tour.

Tour and Support

Enjoy your Bhutan tour for 8 days with the support of local guides and a driver for the entirety of the journey, organised by View Nepal Treks.

FAQs

Q1Is the Bhutan tour suitable for families?

Yes, it has been designed for every age group. Bhutan’s safe roads, laid-back atmosphere, and slower pace are well-suited for families. Your guides will ensure the comfort of children and the elderly if you plan some sightseeing.

Q2Are monastery and dzong entrance fees included in the package?

Yes, the total includes all monument and park fees, so there will be no additional fees during the trip when you visit. Your guide will manage any permits and formalities for entry.

Q3Can I add a few days to the 8-day Bhutan trip?

Yes, we can add extra nights in Bhutan, or add treks such as the Bumthang trek, or the Dochula trek. View Nepal Treks will customise for you, at your request, and obtain any permits required.

Q4Are English-speaking guides provided during the entire trip?

Yes, you will have local guides who will lead the whole tour, who speak fluent English. They will also share for fun, legends, stories, and customs from the Bhutanese culture, while staying with the group for the entire trip from start to finish.

Q5Can I try Bhutanese national dress during the trip?

Yes, many guests truly enjoy dressing up one time or another, in the gho or kira attire. Most local guides will assist you with renting or borrowing this attire for a picture, as part of the cultural flavour of your path.

Q6How much luggage can I bring to Bhutan?

The baggage limit for flying is in the range of 20 kg per person. Within Bhutan, the car space is spacious for medium luggage. Lightweight bags will be more practical due to the hilly roads.

Q7Do I need to pay a Sustainable Development Fee?

Yes, each day of the fee helps support community and environmental projects in Bhutan. This fee is already included in your overall trip package. Your guide/operator will be responsible for paying the authorities.

Q8Do you provide visa assistance for travelers from other countries joining from Nepal?

Yes, visa support is available for all nationalities that book through view partners in Nepal. The process can begin once a copy of the actual passport and full payment are provided. Normally, the approval will arrive within a week.

Q9Can elderly travelers join this 8‑day Bhutan tour?

Yes, the program is well designed for senior travellers. Transfers in vehicles will eliminate most walking. The program is designed to be easy-paced with guidance throughout.

Q10Does the company manage emergency assistance during travel?

Yes, a local Bhutan office and the operator’s team in Nepal will communicate every day. In the case of an emergency, staff members will work to coordinate doctors and backup transportation. This covers traveller safety and support at all stages.

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