India Nepal Bhutan Tour Packages

Welcome to India! Upon arrival at India Gandhi International Airport, you are greeted by our representative. Transferred to hotel where our representative helps you check in and briefs you about the following tours. Have some free time on your own to adjust to the new time zone.

Breakfast at hotel, head to Old Delhi for the magnificent Jama Masjid, India's largest mosque; then a unique glance at local life by an exploration to the bustling local bazaar of Chandni Chowk on rickshaw. 

Pass by Red Fort before drive to New Delhi for the tallest stone tower in India, 800-year-old Qutub Minar surrounded by ancient Hindu and Muslim complex. Continue to Raj Ghat - the cremation sites of Mahatma Gandhi. Drive along the city landmark of India Gate, President's House, Parliament House & Government Secretariat Buildings. Finish today with an insight into the local religion at a colorful Hindu temple-Laxmi Narayan Temple.

After breakfast, head to Jaipur by private A/C car, stopover for coffee break or photo opportunities are at your request any time en-route. On arrival check in at hotel, afternoon is free for your rest. 

Note: Driving time in the program is approximate, subject to the traffic, weather and road conditions.

After breakfast, visit the hillside Amber Fort, the ancient capital of the state; unique elephant ride (or Jeep ride for alternation) ascent to the fort is full of unbeatable view and fun; inside you'll experience the kingly palaces incl. the Sheesh Mahal (Palace of Mirrors). 

Drive back to the 'pink city' of Jaipur and stop at facade of the famous Hawa Mahal (Palace of the Winds) and your tour guide shows you the best angle for a perfect picture. 

Continue to the City Palace Museum for its superb collection of Rajasthani costumes and armoury; do check the local time yourself at Jantar Mantar - the largest stone observatory in world that still in service today. Drive through the pink rose residential & business areas before you are escorted back to the hotel.

Tips: If you take an elephant ride in Amber Fort, do bring along a sunhat with you and be careful for the hard sell from hawkers all along the way - it's strongly suggested to just ignore them completely if you have no interest to buy; don't talk to them, no 'no thanks' either.

Breakfast then head east to Agra, en-route a brief exploration to the former royal city of Fatehpur Sikri (about 1.5 hrs), one of the finest examples of Mughal architectural splendor at its height, built by Emperor Akbar in 1569 and abandoned after 15 years due to scarcity of water. Lunch time after that and then proceed to Agra. Upon arrival, be met and transferred to the hotel for check-in.

Today you start from an early morning visit to Taj Mahal (closed on Friday) which frees you from the crowds and heat in daytime. This white-marble world wonder was built by a great emperor in memory of his beloved. 

Later visit the palatial Royal Pavilions at the red sandstone Agra Fort for a glimpse of the royal Mughal lifestyle.

After breakfast, your driver will pick you up from hotel then directly drive to Delhi airport in time for your flight to Kathmandu. Upon arrival at Kathmandu, you will be transferred to hotel where your tour guide helps you check in.

This morning let's start from classic parts. Firstly, you will visit temple of Swayambhunath, a Buddhist Stupa dates back 2000 year ago with stunning spires; then the Pashupatinath Temple, one of the most sacred Hindu temples in the world. 

Afternoon continue to the Boudhanath Stupa, the largest Buddhist Stupa in the world, where you can also appreciate the old and elegant art of Thangka Painting. Before we head back, take a sip of local tea at one of the many teahouses against the setting sun in the holy atmosphere.

In the evening, you will be welcome by an optional typical Nepali dinner with traditional folk dance performances. Overnight stay will be in Kathmandu.

This morning you can take an optional scenic mountain flight for the spectacular view of Himalayan mountains including Mt Everest with their peaks soaring above the clouds. 

After breakfast you are escorted to Bhaktapur city where you will discover the Durbar Square, one of the seven UNESCO's World Heritage Sites of the Kathmandu Valley and the Golden Gate, the gateway to the main courtyard of the 55 Window Palace. Nyatapole Temple and National Art Gallery are also included.

Continue to the oldest temple in the Kathmandu Valley, Changu Narayan Temple which boasts a beautiful view of the surrounding countryside.

Be escorted to the airport for morning flight to Bhutan. 

Upon arrival, greeted by your local guide and transferred to the capital Thimphu. View Tamchog Lhakhang iron bridge on the way. After hotel check-in, visit the National Memorial Chorten built in honor of 3rd king and visit Buddha Dordenma Statue where Asia's biggest bronze Bhudda statue sits. Later see Bhutan's unique national animal at Taktsang Monaster, before visiting the Zilukha Nunnery. At last, visit Thimphu Dzong (Trashichho Dzong), the largest religious building in Thimphu and the central administrative centre (open after 5 pm, Monday to Friday).

Overnight stay will be in Thimphu.

After breakfast, visit the Folk Heritage Museum (an old farmhouse showing the rural life of Bhutanese) and the National Painting School, to see how the amazing traditional sculptures and paintings are made. Next come to Bhutan Post Office Headquarters where you can make stamps with your own photos (USD 4 for 12 stamps, at your expense). After lunch, drive back to Paro and then visit a farm house to look into local people's lives, chat with them and may taste some homemade wine.

After breakfast, visit the Folk Heritage Museum (an old farmhouse showing the rural life of Bhutanese) and the National Painting School, to see how the amazing traditional sculptures and paintings are made. Next come to Bhutan Post Office Headquarters where you can make stamps with your own photos (USD 4 for 12 stamps, at your expense). After lunch, drive back to Paro and then visit a farm house to look into local people's lives, chat with them and may taste some homemade wine.