Tour

Bhutanese landscape is characterized by rugged terrain and steep mountain valleys from subtropical plains in the south, through a temperate zone to the Sub-alpine Himalayas exceeding 7000 meters in the north. On ‘Druk Path Trek with three Days Cultural Tour in Bhuan’ we get to experience the rich Bhutanese culture and trek in one of Bhutan’s finest short treks, The Druk Path. The tour begins in Paro with visits to its landmarks like Rinpung Dzong, Kichu Lhakhang temple and Ta Dzong.

The Annapurna Base Camp helicopter tour is a delightful and brief excursion to the heart of Nepal’s Annapurna region, accessible from both Kathmandu and Pokhara. This helicopter tour is highly sought after by adventurers from around the world. Within a few hours at an affordable price, you will fly over a variety of forests, villages, rivers, and cultivated terrains, taking in spectacular panoramic views of Dhaulagiri Mountain, Machhapuchhre Mountain, Himchuli Mountain, and the Myriads.

The Annapurna Base Camp is the second most popular helicopter tour in Nepal, and numerous travelers flock to this route during peak season. The Annapurna region offers breathtaking views of the Himalayas and the most beautiful mountain ranges.

Travelers with limited time or short vacations in Pokhara often aspire to visit the Annapurna base camp, and we have designed an Annapurna base camp helicopter day tour from Pokhara to fulfill their dream.

Bhote Koshi River roughly translates as “river from Tibet” so there are quite a lot of rivers with this name in Nepal. This Bhote Koshi is the main branch of the Sun Koshi. The river is followed by the Araniko highway so access and scouting are relatively easy. The upper valley above Bahrabise is impressively narrow with steep hill sides shooting up over 2000m from the river.

On our ‘Bhutan Short Tour’, we will be visiting popular Bhutanese landmarks in Paro and Thimphu. In Paro we visit Rinpung Dzong, national museum and Kichu Lhakhang, the oldest Bhutanese temple before hiking to the extraordinary Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest) Monastery the next day. In Thimphu we tour some of its popular landmarks including the  Memorial Chorten, nunnery Temple, Bhutanese traditional painting school, folk heritage museum and others. By the end of our 4-day short tour in Bhutan we will have been acquainted with the country’s rich culture and landscape.

Bhutan The Last Shangri-La Tour is our effort to introduce you to the rich cultural heritage of this tiny Himalayan kingdom also known as the last Shangri-La. Our week-long tour in Bhutan begins with sightseeing in the country’s capital, Thimphu, where we visit the Memorial Chhorten, mini- zoo, National Institute of Traditional Medicine, folk heritage museum and the majestic Tashichho Dzong (fortress). Next, we travel to Punakha via Dochu La pass (3,100 m) and tour the Chimi Lhakhang temple on the way. We also visit the Punakha Dzong and explore the amazing Gangtey village before heading to Paro. In the beautiful Paro valley, we visit Rinpung Dzong and Kichu Lhakhang temple. Our tour ends with a hike to the famous Tiger’s Nest Monastery which is a perfect way to end one’s journey in the last Shangri-La.

Bhutan, famously known as the ‘Dragon Kingdom’, is the last remaining Vajrayana Buddhist Kingdom in the world. Moreover, Bhutan is also recognized by UNESCO as one of the most bio-diverse centers in the world. Therefore, in order to fully enjoy the Bhutanese grandeur, the Bhutan Tour with Four Days Druk Path Trek would be an ideal choice. The trip begins with sightseeing of Rinpung Dzong (fortress) and Kichu Lhakhang in Paro Valley followed by a hike to Tiger’s Nest Monastery. From Paro, we trek to Jele Dzong, Jangchulakha, Jimilangtsho, Langrithang and Tsaluna. We end our Bhutan Tour with Four Days Druk Path Trek by going back to Thimphu where we visit famous landmarks including the magnificent Tashichho Dzong and King’s Memorial Chhorten.

Bhutan, Nepal and Tibet Tour covers the three most beautiful Himalayan nations of South Asia: through the last Shangri-La–Bhutan, the land of Mt. Everest; the birthplace of Buddha—Nepal; and lastly, the roof of the world—Tibet. This 14-day adventure begins with the visits to popular Bhutanese landmarks like Tiger’s Nest Monastery, King’s Memorial Chhorten, Punakha Dzong (fortress), and others. Next, travel to Nepal with a flight to Kathmandu for an amazing time. Begin your tour with visits to three UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu followed by jungle safari in Chitwan and sightseeing in the amazing lake city, Pokhara. Next, fly to Tibet and visit popular Tibetan landmarks like Potala and Norbulingka palaces, Tibet Traditional Museum, Barkhor Bazaar and others in Lhasa. While there, also visit a number of impressive Tibetan monasteries like Sera, Drepung and Jokhang Temple. Travel a little farther away from Lhasa the next day and explore the amazing Ganden Monastery and Drayerpa Cave.