Amazing Nepal and Bhutan tours have similar landscapes, such as the High Mountains and natural beauty. Although these two countries remain isolated, they have a tremendous culture and amazing natural beauty. The connection between Bhutan and Nepal forms Buddhism. The Nepal Bhutan tour offers you the best of its highlight places.
Buddhism is the main religion in Bhutan, and almost 75% of the people follow it. Besides, the light of Asia, Lord Gautam Buddha, was born in Nepal. Both Nepal and Bhutan are some of the top spots for travel and treks. A Nepal-Bhutan tour will give you a great experience of both countries simultaneously.
Bhutan is a beautiful country with unique cultures and religions. It is a pleasing and peaceful Buddhist country. Bhutan is the home of hundreds of Temples, Dzongs, monuments, and cultural variations. It is my favorite country in South Asia to visit.
You can explore the capital of both the countries, Kathmandu and Bhutan. This tour highlights the unique history, culture, and religion. Seeing the natural glories is another highlight of the tour. Above the Himalayan will ensure you get an exceptional experience through this tour.
Nepal and Bhutan are the rich of the two nations. The Nepal and Bhutan tour was the most fruitful journey of my lifetime. It takes two different states and observes variations between those two nations.
It allows us to view similarities in natural glory and cultural diversity. During this Nepal-Bhutan tour, you can explore different monasteries and try different types of cuisine.
The Nepal Bhutan tour offers a close view of Nepal and Bhutan’s culture and traditions. A ten-day trip to cover both country’s main highlights. The cultural tour of Nepal and Bhutan is accompanied by a visit to popular sightseeing destinations and a chance to observe the beautiful Bhutanese culture and historical spots. Bhutanese hospitality, admire the ever-changing landscapes and immerse yourself in Bhutan’s rich Buddhist culture during your cultural tour of Bhutan. The Bhutan cultural tour may showcase the country’s magnificent architecture and arts and crafts, a significant part of the Bhutanese identity.
Begin your cultural Nepal Bhutan tour by arriving in Kathmandu. We will take you to UNESCO World Heritage sites in Kathmandu, which have Buddhist and Hindu monuments. After a visit to Nepal, we will take a flight to Paro Airport. Visit the Paro Rinpung Dzong, Kichu Lhakhang, the oldest temple in the country, and Drugyal Dzong. Enjoy a full day of sightseeing in the capital city, Thimpu, including a visit to the National Memorial Chorten, the National Textile Museum, the Folk Heritage Museum, and the School of Traditional Painting of Arts and Crafts.
10 Days Nepal Bhutan Tour | Explore the Best of Himalayas: Discover the beauty of Nepal and Bhutan in this 10-day tour! Explore Kathmandu, Paro, Thimphu & more. A perfect blend of culture, nature & spirituality.
Public Remembrance Chorten, for the most part known as Thimphu Chorten or Harmony Commemoration Chorten is the most visited milestone in Bhutan. For some Bhutanese is a focal point of day to day love where they perform Kora (Circumambulation around the Stupa/clockwise). It is no common stupa except for is a Dedication to pay tribute to the third Mythical serpent Ruler HRM Jigme Dorji Wangchuk which is the most apparent sight in Thimphu. It is found near the focal piece of Thimphu city. Likewise, this building is committed to Tantric Buddhism.
Motithang Takin Protect initially was a small scale zoo and is currently a Takin jelly situated in the Motithang locale of Thimphu, Bhutan. The Takin (Budorcas Taxicolor) is the public creature of Bhutan because of its connections with its Bhutanese strict history and folklore. It is believed that Drukpa Kunley, a Tibetan saint who was also known as "Divide Madam," created the strange creature that is now known as Takin in the 15th century. This goat-impala like animal is found in steep timberlands reaching out to the tree line and mountain valley in the eastern Himalayan area.
Simtokha Dzong arranged on top of a little slope is a heavenly little Dzong which is also called Sangak Zabdrung Phodrang. As referenced it is situated in a little region meaning it gives a wonderful lavish valley view, alongside a nature view this dzong itself is a show-stopper. When you enter the premises you will see the most beautiful beautifications hanging outside the structure and strict paintings all around the wall. This building was worked in 1629 and it is one of a handful of the landmarks which is as yet unblemished to its unique structure. As the outside captivates you with its excellence, the inside additionally stuns guests with provincial paintings of Buddha's life process.
Zilukha Cloister prominently known as Druthob Goemba or Zilukha Anim Dratshang is a Buddhist convent situated in Zilukha, Thimphu. This monastery is a short drive from Thimphu's main city area. Here nuns get familiar with the lessons and conventions of Tantric Buddhism and dedicate their lives to the local area after their graduation. The largest nunnery in Bhutan, it has between 60 and 70 nuns. This spot isn't just viewed as a fascination yet additionally addresses the converging of Bhutan's otherworldly past, the developing present and the challenger future.
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