Discover Bhutan & Nepal: 11-Day Odyssey

• Bhutan Visa Fees
• Accommodation in 3 star hotels (Twin Sharing Basis)
• Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner in Bhutan tour
• Licensed English speaking Tour Guide
• All Sightseeing
• Air Fare KTM – Paro – KTM
• Accommodation in BB basis in Kathmandu
• Farewell Nepali dinner with cultural show 

• Personal Expenses (Porter, Laundry and Telephone Fee)
• Travel & Medical Insurance
• Nepal visa fee
• International flight to Kathmandu
• Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu 

Please Note

• Before booking a 11-day Bhutan with Kathmandu travel package tour, here are some essential things travelers should know:
• 1. Bhutan's unique travel regulations: Bhutan has a unique approach to tourism. The government requires travelers to book their trips through licensed tour operators like us: Liberty Holidays, and there's a daily tariff that needs to be paid.
• 2. Weather and climate: Bhutan's climate varies greatly depending on the season. The best time to visit is during spring (March-May) or autumn (September-November), when the weather is mild and clear.
• 3. Physical demands: Bhutanese treks can be challenging, with steep terrain and high altitudes. Travelers should ensure they're physically fit and prepared for the trip.
• 4. Cultural sensitivity: Bhutanese culture is deeply rooted in Buddhism and tradition. Travelers should respect local customs, dress modestly, and avoid public displays of affection.
• 5. Limited connectivity: Bhutan has limited internet and phone connectivity, especially in rural areas. Travelers should plan accordingly and stay connected with family and friends before departing.
• 6. Dress code: Bhutanese culture requires modest dress, covering knees and shoulders. Travelers should pack accordingly to avoid any cultural faux pas.
• 7. Visa requirements: Travelers need a visa to enter Bhutan, which can be arranged by us.
• 8. Insurance: Travelers should ensure they have travel insurance that covers medical evacuations, as medical facilities in Bhutan may be limited.
• 9. Currency: The Ngultrum (Nu) is the local currency in Bhutan. Credit cards are not widely accepted, so travelers should have cash or exchange their money at designated currency exchange offices.

What Do I Need to Bring?

• When traveling to Bhutan and Nepal, it's essential to pack wisely to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable journey. Here's a list of things that would be nice to have:
• <strong>Clothing:</strong>
• · Warm layers: Bhutan can be chilly, especially in the mornings and evenings, so pack warm clothing like fleeces, sweaters, and light jackets.
• · Comfortable hiking boots: Good quality hiking boots are a must for trekking in Bhutan's rugged terrain.
• · Umbrella or rain gear: The weather in Bhutan can be unpredictable, so it's a good idea to bring a compact umbrella or waterproof jacket.
• · Swimwear: If you plan to visit the hot springs or take a dip in a river, bring swimwear.
• · Lightweight pants and tops: For warmer days or when visiting cultural sites.
• · Evening dress: For dinner at upscale restaurants or special occasions.
• · Warm socks and gloves: For colder months (December to February).
• <strong>Toiletries:</strong>
• · Sunscreen: High SPF for protection against the strong Himalayan sun.
• · Insect repellent: Mosquitoes and other insects can be present in some areas.
• · Toilet paper and hand sanitizer: Just in case, as these might not always be available.
• · Contact lenses and solution (if applicable): If you wear contact lenses, bring your usual brand and solution.
• · Prescription medication and any personal medical items: Don't forget to pack your essential medications.
• <strong>Electronics and accessories:</strong>
• · Power bank and portable charger: For keeping your devices charged on the go.
• · Camera and charger: To capture stunning Himalayan landscapes and moments.
• · Power adapter: Bhutan uses Type D power sockets (230V, 50Hz).
• · Reef-safe sunscreen sticks: For easy application on-the-go.
• · Water bottle or hydration pack: Stay hydrated with a refillable water bottle.
• <strong>Miscellaneous:</strong>
• · Travel documents: Passport, visa (if required), and travel insurance documents.
• · Cash and credit cards: For incidentals, tips, and purchases.
• · Reusable bag or backpack: For carrying essentials during the day.
• · Earplugs and eye mask: For better sleep in shared accommodations.
• · Guidebook or map: To help navigate unfamiliar places.