Nepal Tibet And Bhutan Tour

Guide

In Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan, you can find English-speaking tour guides who can provide informative and engaging experiences during your visit. These guides are knowledgeable about the local culture, history, and attractions, and they can help enhance your understanding and appreciation of each destination. When booking your tour or engaging a guide, it's essential to ensure they are qualified, licensed, and experienced in guiding tourists in the respective countries. We assist in arranging English-speaking guides who are familiar with the local customs and can communicate effectively with visitors. Having an English-speaking tour guide can significantly enrich your travel experience, as they can provide valuable insights, answer your questions, and offer recommendations for the best places to visit and things to do. They can also assist with language barriers, facilitate interactions with locals, and ensure smooth logistics throughout your journey. Whether you're exploring the historical sites in Kathmandu, delving into the cultural heritage of Lhasa, or discovering the unique traditions of Bhutan, an English-speaking tour guide can be a valuable companion, ensuring that you make the most of your trip and creating memorable experiences along the way.

Meals

In Nepal and Tibet, breakfast options typically include a combination of local and international dishes. Traditional Nepali breakfast items such as sel roti (rice flour donuts), puri (fried bread), and potato curry are commonly available. Tibetan staples like Tibetan bread, butter tea, and tsampa (roasted barley flour) porridge can also be found. International breakfast choices such as eggs, toast, cereal, and fruit are also commonly offered in hotels and restaurants. In Bhutan, meals are usually included in tour packages, and breakfast, lunch, and dinner are provided. Bhutanese breakfast often consists of local dishes such as Jasha Maroo (spicy chicken), Ema Datshi (chili and cheese stew), and rice or traditional Bhutanese pancakes. Lunch and dinner typically feature a variety of Bhutanese dishes, including rice, curries, stir-fried vegetables, soups, and momos (dumplings). Bhutanese cuisine often incorporates local ingredients and flavors, offering a unique culinary experience. It's important to note that specific meal offerings may vary depending on your accommodations and tour package. Dietary restrictions or preferences can be communicated in advance to ensure suitable meal options are provided during your trip.

Others

Sightseeing entrance fees in Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet Company Service Charges and applicable taxes Tibet and Bhutan Visa Fee

Transport

All land transport

Accommodation

Kathmandu: The Everest Hotel -- The Everest Hotel in Kathmandu offers a luxurious and comfortable stay with its well-appointed rooms, excellent amenities, and stunning views of the city, providing a perfect base for exploring the vibrant capital of Nepal. Pokhara: Kuti Resort -- Kuti Resort in Pokhara provides a peaceful and serene atmosphere amidst nature, with its spacious rooms, beautiful gardens, and proximity to the stunning Phewa Lake, ensuring a relaxing and enjoyable stay. Kerung: Saisi Hotel -- Saisi Hotel in Kerung offers comfortable accommodation with its cozy rooms, friendly staff, and convenient location, making it an ideal stopover during your journey to Tibet. Shigatse: Manasarovar Hotel --Manasarovar Hotel in Shigatse provides a comfortable stay with its well-furnished rooms, modern amenities, and convenient location, allowing guests to explore the city's rich history and cultural heritage. Lhasa: Yak Hotel -- Yak Hotel in Lhasa offers a warm and welcoming ambiance with its comfortable rooms, traditional Tibetan decor, and convenient proximity to major attractions, providing an authentic Tibetan experience. Gyantse: Yutou Hotel -- Yutou Hotel in Gyantse offers a comfortable and relaxing stay with its cozy rooms, friendly service, and scenic surroundings, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the beauty of the Tibetan town. Paro: Mandala Resort -- Mandala Resort in Paro provides a tranquil retreat with its serene atmosphere, well-appointed rooms, and beautiful views of the surrounding mountains, ensuring a peaceful and rejuvenating stay. Thimphu: Amodhara Hotel -- Amodhara Hotel in Thimphu offers comfortable accommodation with its spacious rooms, modern amenities, and central location, allowing guests to explore the capital city and experience Bhutanese hospitality. Punakha: White Dragon -- White Dragon in Punakha offers a charming stay with its cozy rooms, picturesque surroundings, and proximity to Punakha Dzong, providing an authentic Bhutanese experience in the former capital of Bhutan.

Hygieneprotocol

Our guests and staff's safety and well-being are paramount to us. We are closely monitoring the evolving situation regarding the Coronavirus/COVID-19 and have implemented the following measures to ensure a safe environment during our tours: 1. Vaccinated Tour Guides: All our tour guides are fully vaccinated to protect their safety and that of our guests. 2. Protective Measures for Guides: Our tour guides will wear masks throughout the tour and use gloves when sanitizing, taking temperatures, and providing hand sanitizer. They will also frequently check their temperatures and refrain from working if sick. They can return to work after receiving a negative COVID-19 test or being fever-free for 14 days. 3. Sanitization of Vehicles: Before each tour, our tour guides will thoroughly sanitize and wipe down all surfaces inside the vehicle to ensure a clean environment for our guests. 4. Temperature Checks: Our tour guides will use non-contact thermometers to check the temperature of each guest before entering the vehicle. Guests with a fever or traveling with others with a fever (temperature above 100.4ºF/38.0ºC) will not be allowed to join the tour. 5. Restricted Front Seat Access: The front seat of the vehicle will be off-limits to guests to maintain distance between guests and the tour guide. 6. Non-Compliance Measures: Guests who refuse to wear masks or abide by social distancing guidelines, thereby jeopardizing the health and safety of others, will be removed from the tour without a refund. 7. Minimal Contact: Our tour guides will be the only individuals handling the opening and closing of vehicle doors during the excursion to minimize contact. 8. Mask Requirements: Guests must wear masks for the tour, except in locations where masks are not required. Guests must provide their masks, and those without masks will not be allowed to take the tour. Children under five or with medical conditions are exempted from wearing masks, while children aged five and over must wear face coverings. 9. Social Distancing: Guests are expected to maintain a 6-foot distance from the tour guide, other guests not in their party, partner staff, and other patrons. 10. Sanitization at Stops: Our tour guides will use sanitary wipes to disinfect commonly touched areas inside the vehicle at each stop. 11. Hand Sanitizer/Wipes: Our tour guides will provide hand sanitizer or wipes to each customer when they re-enter the vehicle. 12. Limited Group Size: To ensure social distancing, we limit the number of guests on our tours to 8 people. 13. Ongoing Monitoring: Our leadership team will continue to closely monitor the recommendations from reputable health organizations and implement best practices accordingly. 14. Contact Tracing: When making a reservation, we collect guests' contact information to facilitate contact tracing during a positive COVID-19 case. We are committed to maintaining clear and direct communication about our safety measures and will adapt our plans as needed to ensure our guests' safest environment. Your well-being is our priority, and we will continue providing unique tours while prioritizing your safety.

Others

The Nepal Tibet Bhutan Tour Package, does not include international airfare for the flights between Lhasa and Kathmandu, as well as Kathmandu and Paro. Travelers are responsible for arranging and purchasing their air tickets for these segments. Additionally, the cost of the Nepal visa fee is separate from the package. Travelers will need to obtain a visa for Nepal separately and cover the associated fees. Personal expenses such as laundry, bar bills, beverages, and any other expenses of a personal nature are not included in the tour package. These expenses are the responsibility of the individual traveler. It's important to carefully review the inclusions and exclusions of the tour package to clearly understand what is covered and what additional expenses may arise.