Himalayan360 is a government-licensed Himalayan adventure company with experience in organizing treks, tours, peak climbing, and cultural journeys across Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan. With offices in Kathmandu and Thimphu, we create authentic and personalized journeys that connect travelers with the true spirit of the Himalayas.
From Everest Base Camp and Annapurna treks to Kailash Mansarovar Yatra and cultural experiences, we focus on safe, meaningful, and unforgettable adventures designed with care and local insight.
Explore our most-booked treks, chosen by travelers for their stunning Himalayan scenery, deeper immersion into authentic life, flexible pacing, and easy, well-planned itineraries.
The Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) Trek is one of the most popular trekking adventures loved by trekking enthusiasts and adventurers worldwide. Starting from Pokhara, the trek takes you deep into the heart of the Annapurna Sanctuary, surrounded by some of the world’s tallest peaks. Over 9 days, you’ll walk through terraced fields, quiet green forests, and peaceful mountain villages. The final destination, Annapurna Base Camp, sits at 4,130 meters and offers stunning views of Annapurna I, Machhapuchhre (Fishtail), Hiunchuli, and other snow-covered peaks.
The highlight of the trek is not just about seeing mountains, but also about learning about the culture and the everyday life of the people in the Annapurna region. The trail passes through traditional villages like Ghandruk, Chhomrong, Ulleri, and Ghorepani, where you can meet the friendly Gurung and Magar people. You’ll stay in teahouses, try Nepali food, and see Buddhist prayer flags and temples along the trail.
The Annapurna Base Camp trek is suitable for first-time trekkers with a good fitness level. Even though the altitude goes above 4,000 meters, the gradual climb gives your body time to adjust. The best time to do the Annapurna Base Camp trek is in spring (March to May) or autumn (September to November), when the weather is clear and the views are at their best.
The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra from Nepal is one of the world’s most respected spiritual journeys that takes travelers to Mount Kailash and the sacred Lake Mansarovar in Tibet. With the Horse Year 2026 approaching, many pilgrims believe completing the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra 2026 during this cycle brings multiplied spiritual merit according to Tibetan Buddhist belief.
Pilgrims can choose from several routes to reach this holy destination, from the helicopter route to the Lhasa route. However, the Kailash route from Kathmandu, Timmure to Gyirong is the most popular choice. It takes travelers on a long Himalayan road journey through Nepal and Tibet with a visit to famous monasteries such as Pakba Monastery and Drakkar Taso Monastery (Milarepa Cave) before continuing toward Lake Mansarovar and the sacred Kora around Mount Kailash.
With more than 12 years of operation and hundreds of successful past groups, this pilgrimage has become a trusted journey for spiritual aspirants, adventure travelers, photographers, and high-altitude explorers looking for something beyond a typical trek.
Mount Kailash (6,638M) is considered the abode of Lord Shiva and the spiritual center of the universe. Likewise, Lake Mansarovar is believed to have been created by Lord Brahma and symbolizes purity. Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and Bon followers all respect this holy region, and many believe that completing the journey leads to moksha, self-purification, and liberation.
If visiting Mount Kailash has been your dream for years, this is the right time to start preparing for it. We have designed a 14-day overland package for groups of 5–20 travelers, including airport transfers, hotels, Tibet permits, and medical support. The journey may be challenging, but the spiritual experience and memories last a lifetime
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Contact us today to check availability, dates, and detailed itineraries for the upcoming season.We at Himalayan 360 offer safe and comfortable Kailash Mansarovar tours. We handle permits, accommodations, and transport so you can focus on your spiritual journey.
Everest Base Camp Trek is every trekker’s dream adventure. It takes you right to the foot of the world’s tallest mountain, Mount Everest (8,848.86 m) at 5,364 meters. One of the best experiences is the early morning hike to Kala Patthar (5,545 meters), where you get incredible views of Everest, Lhotse (8,516 m), Nuptse (7,861 m), and other giant peaks. The best time to do the EBC trek is during Spring (March-May) and Autumn (September-November).
You’ll follow the classic route through the Khumbu Valley, starting with green forests and terraced hills. As you go higher, the landscape changes to rocky alpine paths and glaciers. Along the way, you’ll cross famous suspension bridges, see flowing rivers, and walk near the massive Khumbu Glacier. Important landmarks include Namche Bazaar (a lively mountain town), Tengboche Monastery (a peaceful place with amazing mountain views), and memorial sites that honor climbers from the past. You will also pass through traditional Sherpa villages, offering a unique opportunity to experience the Nepali Sherpa culture and spirituality.
Your trek begins with a thrilling flight from Kathmandu or Manthali to Lukla (2,840 meters), where the trail starts. From Lukla, you’ll take an easy walk to Phakding and then head to Namche Bazaar. After that, you will move on to Tengboche, Dingboche, and Lobuche, where the terrain gets rougher. The final part of the trek is the exciting hike to Everest Base Camp and the sunrise hike to Kala Patthar. At the end of the trek, you will carry unforgettable memories and a trekking experience that will last a lifetime.
Have you ever dreamed of trekking in the Himalayas but worried that overcrowded trails will ruin the adventure? The 8-days Langtang Valley Trek is the perfect solution to this dilemma. Located just north of Kathmandu, the trek can be reached within a 6-hour drive, with no flights required. Fully rebuilt after 2015 earthquake and safer than ever, this trek offers a Tamang Himalayan experience rather than a Sherpa-focused one, while directly supporting the economic growth of the local community.
This trek is fully focused on nature. You will cross the Langtang Khola and Bhote Koshi rivers using simple suspension bridges made of steel or wood, with minimal modern modification You can also see Langtang Lirung (7,234M), Dorje Lakpa (6,966M), Gangchempo (6,388M), Yala Peak (5,500M), and many other snow-covered mountains throughout the journey. The trekking route also connects with high Himalayan passes used by local traders and yak herders for many years.
Villages in the Langtang valley still follow old Buddhist traditions. During festivals like Sonam Lhosar (Jan–Feb) and Buddha Jayanti (May), local people gather for prayers, dancing, singing, and family celebrations. Trekkers can see yak farming, the cheese-making process, and traditional stone and clay houses that portray the lifestyle of the high Himalayas.
The route from Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel and Langtang Village up to Kyanjin Gompa lies inside Langtang National Park, the first Himalayan national park of Nepal, established in 1976. The park covers around 1,710 sq km and protects forests, rivers, glaciers, and alpine grasslands. The region is inhabited by red pandas, Himalayan black bears, musk deer, snow leopards, and over 250 species of birds including Himalayan Monal (the national bird of Nepal).
If you want capture mountain views without going on a long expedition, the Langtang Valley Trek is one of the best choices in Nepal. Pack your boots, charge your camera, and get ready to walk in one of the most loved Himalayan valleys.
The Annapurna Circuit Trek is an adventure through the Annapurna Region of central Nepal. During this journey, you will witness the mesmerizing views of Annapurna (8,091m), Dhaulagiri (8,167m), Machapuchare (6,993m), and many other peaks. Starting from Chame, the Annapurna Circuit trek covers about 160 kilometers. Likewise, the adventure takes trekkers through the Annapurna Conservation Area from dense forests, high-altitude meadows, and desert-like landscapes. Passing through villages like Manang, Chame, and Pisang gives you a remote village experience.
The highest point you will reach in the Annapurna Circuit trek is Thorong La Pass, at 5,416 meters. Not just naturally, the trek is also culturally beautiful. Most people living in the region are Gurung and Thakali, and they follow the Tibetan Buddhist culture. Also, exploring the Muktinath Temple adds a spiritual aspect to the adventure. Although the trek is not as popular as the Annapurna Base Camp Trek and is slightly difficult, the rewarding experience you will get will make it all worthwhile.
In just five days, you can see the best of Nepal! Beginning in Kathmandu, the city full of history and culture, you will then travel to Pokhara. Pokhara is famous for its pretty lakes and amazing views of the big Himalayan mountains. This trip mixes nature, culture, and calm moments perfectly.
The journey takes you through UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Kathmandu Durbar Square, Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple), and Pashupatinath Temple in Kathmandu. This visit offers insight into Nepal’s rich spiritual heritage and its ancient architecture.
Likewise, in Pokhara, you’ll experience serene moments at the World Peace Pagoda, boat on the calm Phewa Lake, and visit the dramatic Davi’s Fall and Gupteshwor Cave. The early morning trip to Sarangkot is the highlight of the city of Pokhara, which offers breathtaking sunrise views over the Annapurna and Machapuchare ranges.
This tour is ideal for those seeking a short but rich experience of Nepal’s cultural treasures, scenic landscapes, and spiritual serenity, all within five unforgettable days.
The Upper Mustang Overland Jeep Tour is a quick and accessible exploration of the Upper Mustang region without the effort of long trekking days. Upper Mustang is known as the “Last Forbidden Kingdom of Nepal”. It was closed to outsiders until the early 1992. Since then, it slowly opened up and has now become a renowned travel destination due to easy roadway access.
Many people visit there to experience its ancient culture, dramatic landscapes, and quiet charm, which remains untouched by modern life. The region feels like a different world, with dry, desert-like hills, red cliffs, and villages that reflect a strong Tibetan Buddhist culture.
The 11 days Upper Mustang Overland tour package via jeep takes you deep into Nepal’s remote north, right up to the border of Tibet. Your journey starts in Kathmandu and takes you through famous places like Pokhara, Tatopani, Jomsom, Kagbeni, and Marpha before reaching the ancient walled city of Lo Manthang.
Along the way, you’ll explore monasteries, chortens, and prayer walls that share stories of the region’s spiritual heritage. You’ll also drive beside the Kali Gandaki River, known for its black fossils (shaligrams), and enjoy views of towering peaks like Nilgiri and Dhaulagiri. Other highlights include visits to mysterious sky caves, rare Himalayan landscapes, and colorful local villages where people still live by ancient customs. The region is rich in history, and the quiet beauty of Mustang makes it one of Nepal’s most unique and unforgettable destinations.
If you want a unique traveling experience in Nepal, the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour is an excellent option. It is a single-day tour that takes you on a heart-throbbing ride over the base camp of the world’s tallest mountain, Mount Everest (8848.86 meters). The guided tour will take you to the heart of the beautiful Everest region in eastern Nepal. You will stop at Tenzing Hillary Airport in Lukla and the famous Everest View Hotel at Syangboche Hill during the tour for refreshments. You will fly over the Everest Base Camp (5364 meters) and Kala Patthar (5545 meters), the dream destination of trek enthusiasts and mountaineers worldwide. What could be better than flying like a bird and witnessing the grand Himalayan ranges from a close and aerial perspective?
Within a short time, you will travel across the diverse landscapes of the Everest region, including dense forests, valleys, rivers, and glaciers. Likewise, you will witness the gorgeous Khumbu Glacier and Khumbu Icefall from an aerial view. You will be left awe-struck by the magnificent views of the towering vistas: Mount Everest, Lhotse (8516 meters), Nuptse (7861 meters), Cho Oyu (8201 meters), Ama Dablam (6812 meters), Pumori (7161 meters), and many others. The helicopter flight tour is also a luxurious experience. It is a perfect way to travel comfortably and in style, skipping the arduous physical challenges. Moreover, it is suitable for anyone, including children, older adults, and those with physical constraints. No wonder the tour has been garnering a lot of popularity in recent times!
The 6 days Bhutan tour helps you explore the country’s natural, historical, and cultural beauty. It offers amazing landscape views and the spiritual side of the Buddhist people. Likewise, it allows you to visit many centuries-old monasteries, which provide fabulous architectural designs. Bhutan is also popular for bird watching and Himalayan views. The journey begins with a flight to Paro Airport of Bhutan and takes you to a most sought-after destination that you’ll keep in your mind and heart for a lifetime.
Some popular cities we will explore during our visits are Thimphu, Paro, Phunakha, and Wangdue. These places have major attractions like Tiger’s Nest Monastery (Paro Taktsang), the National Museum of Bhutan (Paro), and Zorig Chusum (Thimphu). Throughout our journey, we will be staying at a luxurious 3-star hotel. You can also choose a farmhouse with a typical Buddhist experience and try traditional Bhutanese cuisine.
The 6-day tour to Bhutan is all about learning about the culture, nature, and people of Bhutan. Besides places to visit and find peace, the country also offers chance for adventure junkies from jungle safaris, boating, bungee jumping, paragliding, rafting, and many more. Looking for a trustworthy companion for your Bhutan adventure? We are here for you.
The Manaslu Circuit Trek is a stunning 13-18 day teahouse trek in Nepal, circling the world’s 8th highest mountain (Manaslu 8,163m), and covers about 144KM (89 Miles). The trek journey starts at Machha Khola and slowly climbs through farmlands and small villages. As you move higher, you reach mountain valleys like Samagaon and Samdo. The biggest highlight is crossing the Larkya La Pass (5,160M), where you can see amazing views of Manaslu, Himalchuli, and Ngadi Chuli.
The trek also offers a local culture experience. Villages such as Samagaon, Namrung, Lho, and Deng show strong Tibetan traditions. You will see monasteries, prayer flags, and mani walls along the way. Depending on the season, you may also witness festivals like Lhosar (Tibetan New Year) or Saga Dawa, which celebrates Buddha’s life. In these villages, people farm millet, herd yaks, and live in ways passed down for centuries. This gives trekkers a close look at a culture that is still very traditional.
The Manaslu Circuit trek trail also takes you through different natural landscapes. In the lower region at Jagat and Soti Khola, you will walk through green forests alive with rhododendron, magnolia, and bamboo. As you go higher past Philim, Namrung, and Samdo, the forest changes into oak, maple, and conifers, with waterfalls along the way. Near Samagaon and Larkya La, the land becomes rocky and snowy, with only small plants like moss and lichens. The changing landscape offer the true trekking experience throughout the Manaslu Circuit trek.
Likewise, one special thing about the trek to Manaslu Circuit region is that it is a restricted area. Trekkers need special permits, which help protect the environment and keep the trail less crowded. You will need to compulsorily hire a trekking guide. You can find simple teahouses and lodges in main villages, but the trek still feels wild and quiet compared to other popular routes in Nepal. The best time for Manaslu Circuit trek is during the Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to October) seasons.
The Muktinath Jeep Tour is designed for travelers who want to visit the holy Muktinath Temple without long and tiring treks. Instead of walking for days, you travel by a private 4WD jeep through the beautiful Kali Gandaki Valley, passing rivers, waterfalls, and famous Mustang villages like Jomsom and Marpha. Along the way, you enjoy clear views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges as well.
This tour is especially popular among pilgrims (Hindus and Buddhists), senior travelers, families, and anyone who wants a spiritual journey with less walking. The main focus of the trip is a smooth, peaceful Muktinath darshan. You will visit the main Muktinath Temple, bathe or sprinkle water at the 108 holy taps, see the two sacred ponds, and pay respect at Jwala Mai Temple, Narshing Gompa, and nearby shrines, all with enough time for unhurried worship, quiet moments, and photography.
Even if you are not visiting only for religious reasons, the Muktinath Jeep Tour still feels meaningful. The guide explains the meaning behind these rituals, local legends, and the mix of cultures in Mustang, helping you understand why Muktinath is important to both Hindus and Buddhists. Further, an overnight stay in Jomsom at a local lodge surrounded by apple orchards gives a taste of Mustang culture beyond the temple itself.
At Himalayan 360 (a trusted tour operator), we make sure your Muktinath yatra by jeep is safe, easy, and comfortable from start to finish. The drive is handled by an experienced mountain driver who knows the rough roads well, along with carefully selected hotels in Pokhara and Jomsom. We also handle all permits and arrangements for temple visits. The daily driving time is planned wisely, so there are enough stops for tea, photos, rest, and short walks. You will also get useful tips about altitude, weather changes, cold mornings, and dusty roads, which help you stay prepared. With good planning, local support, and a relaxed pace, this Muktinath Jeep Tour is suitable for travelers of all ages and lets you enjoy the journey with comfort and confidence.
The Makalu Base Camp Trek is one of Nepal’s most rewarding adventures if you want to avoid the crowded Everest and Annapurna trails and experience a wilder, untouched part of the Himalayas, where the mountains feel raw, and the scenery just keeps surprising you. Nestled in the remote eastern Himalayas, the trail gives you sweeping views of some of the world’s tallest peaks, including Mount Makalu (8,463M, the world’s fifth highest mountain) and distant views of Mount Everest, Lhotse, and Kanchenjunga from certain points. The trek ends at Makalu Base Camp (4,870M), sitting right under Makalu’s dramatic south face, surrounded by glaciers, ice cliffs, and high alpine valleys.
Now, let’s talk about the journey itself. You start in the lower hills near Num, and the trail climbs steadily through terraced fields and small villages where Rai, Gurung, and Sherpa communities live. As you go deeper into Makalu Barun National Park, the Makalu Base Camp trek path winds through thick rhododendron and bamboo forests, deep river gorges, and wide yak pastures. You may also see incredible wildlife like red pandas, musk deer, Himalayan tahr, and in the most remote parts, maybe even the elusive snow leopard. Villages and teahouses are few and far between, so you really feel the isolation.
One of the trek’s defining features is the mix of altitude and history. You will cross several high passes above 4,000M, including the famous Shipton La, named after the legendary explorer Eric Shipton, whose expeditions opened up this part of the Himalayas for modern trekkers. Makalu Base Camp Trek difficulty is moderate to challenging. You’ll face long climbs, rocky trails, and thin air that makes every step feel different. Moreover, the constantly changing landscapes make the trek challenging. But the reward is totally worth it. Standing beneath Makalu’s colossal south face and looking across the surrounding giants is one of those moments that stays with you forever.
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Himalayan 360 is a trekking and tour company, founded in 2014 to help people experience the Himalaya in a clear and dependable way. Our team has spent many seasons on the trails and roads of Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan, leading trips to Everest, Annapurna, Langtang, Manaslu, Mustang, Kailash, and a handful of cultural and wildlife areas we know well.
We plan and operate our own itineraries. We focus on routes and journeys we understand from real experience, and we plan each itinerary with sensible walking days, acclimatization time, and room for small side trips that make the journey feel personal. The aim is that what you read on our site matches what you find when you arrive.
To keep things clear and secure for you, Himalayan 360 is fully registered with the Government of Nepal and is associated with ATTA from the USA. Our guests rate us 5/5 on Google, Facebook, and Tripadvisor, often mentioning clear communication, honest advice about difficulty, and constant support throughout their journey. So, don’t fear when you book with us. We will be your travel companion whether you come alone, with family, with friends, or with the person you love.
I went to the Yatra thinking it was just a religious trek, but it turned out way more personal. First few days were heavy travel. The altitude took a bit of adjusting, but the silence out there hits different. Lake Mansarovar was beautiful. Just being near it felt special. The Kailash Kora was tough, I won’t lie. Especially the second day over Dolma La. I was struggling, but something about the energy there kept me going. Everyone was kind of walking at their own pace, just in their own thoughts. By the time we wrapped up at the Zuthulpuk and headed back, I felt emotionally full. Not in a dramatic way- just grounded. I highly recommend Himalayan 360 for Kailash Yatra.
Sarina Thapa
June, 2025
The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra was unlike any other trip I’ve ever done. We started with a drive from Kathmandu to Timmure, and I could already feel how different this journey would be. Crossing into Tibet and arriving in Kyirung felt like I was in a different world. By the time we reached Saga and then Lake Mansarovar, the altitude was kicking in but the beauty of the surrounding made it worth every second. The first view of Mount Kailash gave me goosebumps.
The kora days were tough. I won’t lie, the altitude made it hard, and it took everything out of me. But something about walking in the shadow of Kailash shifted something inside me. When we completed the circuit and made our way back to Kathmandu through Saga and Kyirung, I felt different. I was physically drained but spiritually lifted. It’s not an easy trip, but I’d do it all over again to get that inner relief.
Puskar Khadka
May, 2025
You know how I always wanted to go to Kailash? I finally went, and god, it was intense. We drove for days- Kathmandu, Kyirung, Saga- and slowly the air got thinner, but the views kept getting better. Lake Mansarovar was freezing cold but so beautiful. I actually dipped my hands in the water, and it felt like time just stopped. The trek part was next level. First day to Dirapuk was chill, but that Dolma La Pass? Brutal. I was out of breath the whole time, but reaching the top was something else. The time just stopped. I think we were all trying to take it in. It wasn’t just a trek, man, it was a lifechanging journey.
Manav Desai
May, 2025
Bro, this trek was exactly what I needed. No phone service, no noise, just walking all day with crazy views. We followed the usual route- 8 days total, starting with a long jeep ride to Syapru besi, then hiking up to Lama Hotel to Kyanjin. What’s cool is how different each day felt. At first it’s forests and rivers, and then suddenly you’re walking through open valleys with mountains on both sides.
Kyanjin Gompa was my favorite spot. It was super quiet, and you wake up with mountains literally outside your window. I hiked Kyanjin Ri before sunrise (regretted it on the way up, but totally worth it at the top). The return was way easier. It’s not a luxury trip, but if you want something real and beautiful, this trek hits
Adam Walker
March, 2025
The trek to Kyanjin Gompa was shorter, but it still gave me a good workout. I didn’t expect the monastery to feel so peaceful with mountains all around. Walking through grasslands and crossing small wooden bridges made it feel like being in a movie. The view of Langtang Lirung, Dorje Lakpa, and Gangchempo from the village was incredible. The teahouse was simple but clean, and the evening was quiet and relaxing.
Aisha Khan
May, 2025
This was my first time doing a proper multi-day trek, and I’m glad I chose Langtang. The journey started with a long drive to Syabru Besi and from there we trekked through Lama Hotel, Langtang village and ended up in Kyanjin Gompa. Each place had its own charm, and the trail was easy to follow. I loved how it gradually got more scenic each and every day.
I hiked up to Kyanjin Ri and just stood there for a while taking it all in. The walk back felt easier, even though we followed the same trail. Overall, this trek was simple, beautiful and not crowded at all. The team was perfect, the trek was perfect and everything in the journey was just perfect. If you want mountain views without too much hassle, this is it.
George Ward
May, 2025
During the trek to Kyanjin Gompa, clouds rolled in so quickly we could barely see. I didn’t expect it to feel so mysterious walking through the mist. Suddenly, the mountains peeked through, and it felt like walking into a movie scene. I definitely felt like a main character haha! Loved the trek and the team!
Ethan Wilson
May, 2025
Reasons to Choose Himalayan 360
Excellence History
Within 15+ years, Himalayan 360 has become successful in growing into a trusted name in the tourism industry, setting an excellent history. We have successfully guided thousands of adventurers within a decade, from first-time trekkers to experiences. Likewise, our dedication, along with top-notch service, helped us to earn top ratings and positive feedback from trekkers worldwide. Further, with a decade of excellence behind us, we are ready to be your travel partner for a lifetime and maintain the same position.
Hassle-Free Journey
Himalayan 360 believes that our client’s journey should be enjoyable and full of adventure rather than stressful. That’s why we care about every detail and logistics for you, ensuring you have a hassle-free journey. Whether it is about obtaining permits, managing transportation, booking flights, or managing accommodation and meals, let that stress us, and you focus on your trip.
Your journey, your plan
We believe that everyone is different and has different preferences. Thus, we let our clients plan their itineraries according to their schedules and interests. This flexibility option adjusts your itinerary based on your plan and fitness level. It also allows trekkers to plan their journey even at the last minute.
24/7Assistance
Another aspect that sets us apart from others is our 24/7 assistance. We assure you that even if you trek solo, we won’t make you feel lonely, as our expert will always call you in between treks and ask how you are doing. Likewise, when you book a trip with us, it’s the start of our bond, and you’re becoming part of our family. Thus, we take care of our family no matter what.
Fair pricing
We keep our pricing clear. You see what’s included and what isn’t, including permits, flights, guides, porters, accommodation, and meals, before you pay. If there are likely extra costs, we explain them clearly. This way, there won’t be last‑minute surprises and no feeling that you’re being asked for money at every step.
Passionate andprofessional team
Our guides and porters are from the regions you visit. They know the trails, the seasons, and the people along the way. They speak local languages and English, explain what you see, and watch how you’re coping with altitude and effort. You feel looked after, not left to figure things out alone.
Destinations
Nepal
Nepal is where big mountains (home to eight of the world’s 14 highest peaks), busy city squares, and quiet village trails sit side by side. Travelers come for classic treks like Everest Base Camp, Annapurna Circuit, and Langtang, as well as short hikes around Kathmandu and Pokhara, wildlife safaris, and rich cultural tours in ancient cities and hillside villages. You’ll find teahouse hospitality, old temples, street life, and wide views that seem to change with every hour you spend outside.
Why Choose a Bhutan Tour?
Bhutan, also known as the “Land of the Thunder Dragon,” is a place where ancient traditions and a clean, carbon-negative environment are preserved. Tours to Bhutan are focused on the western and central regions, where you’ll find mountains, cultures, and spiritual sites. Many people chooses tour in Bhutan for the following reasons:
Gross National Happiness (GNH): Bhutan focuses on happiness rather than just economic growth by creating a positive atmosphere for visitors.
World’s Only Carbon-Negative Country: With over 70% of its land covered in forest, Bhutan absorbs more carbon dioxide than it produces.
Traditional Way of Life: Traditions are part of daily life here. People still wear the national dress (Gho and Kira) and practice Buddhist cultures.
Uncrowded Sites: Due to controlled tourism, you can visit places like Tiger’s Nest Monastery and Punakha Dzong without heavy crowds.
Famous Himalayan Treks: Explore beautiful trails such as the Druk Path Trek or test yourself with the Snowman Trek.
Adventure Activities: Bhutan also offers rafting in rivers like Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu, mountain biking, and even the chance to try archery (the national sport).
Top Bhutan Tour Itineraries
Bhutan offers a variety of tour itineraries for different travel styles, time frames, and interests. Some of the most popular options are the Druk Path Trek, the cultural Classical Bhutan Glance Tour, and flexible 4–7-day Bhutan tours. Adventure lovers can enjoy trekking routes like Druk Path, while families and first-time visitors can do shorter cultural tours. Below, we have discussed each itinerary in detail.
7 Days Bhutan Tour
A 7-day Bhutan tour is one of the most popular itineraries, which covers main destinations like Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, and Wangdue Phodrang. People choose this itinerary to hike to Tiger’s Nest Monastery, visit Punakha Dzong and Tashichho Dzongs, and drive via Dochula Pass. The tour also includes cultural sites such as Buddha Dordenma, National Memorial Chorten, and the fertility temple Chimi Lhakhang.
Duration: 7 days
Approximate cost: USD 1,970 – 1,290 per person
Difficulty: Easy
Best season: Mar, Apr, May, Sept, Oct, Nov, Dec
Permits: Bhutan visa, Sustainable Development Fee (SDF), and route permits arranged through a licensed tour operator
Sale Discount: ~26%
6 Days Bhutan Tour
A 6-day Bhutan tour is a short itinerary that covers destinations like Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, and Wangdue Phodrang without extending the stay in Punakha. It is famous for showcasing Bhutan’s culture, religion, and lifestyle in a shorter duration. Travelers pick this tour to explore Punakha Dzong, Tashichho Dzong, Dochula Pass with its 108 chortens, Buddha Dordenma, National Memorial Chorten, and Chimi Lhakhang within a shorter timeframe.
Duration: 6 days
Approximate cost: USD 1,730 – 1,044 per person
Difficulty: Easy
Best season: Mar, Apr, May, Sept, Oct, Nov, Dec
Permits: Bhutan visa, Sustainable Development Fee (SDF), and route permits arranged through a licensed tour operator
Sale Discount: ~25%
5 Days Bhutan Tour
A 5-day Bhutan tour is an efficient itinerary that covers the important places of Paro and Thimphu with a day trip to Punakha. It is maintained as 2 nights in Thimphu and 2 nights in Paro. This tour is perfect for travelers with limited time who still want to experience the culture of Bhutan without long travel days. On this tour, you’ll hike to Tiger’s Nest Monastery, explore Tashichho Dzong, and drive to Punakha Dzong during the day trip.
Duration: 5 Days
Approximate Cost: USD 1,385 – 999 per person
Difficulty: Easy (short hikes and comfortable travel)
Best Season: Mar, Apr, May, Sept, Oct, Nov, Dec
Permits: Bhutan visa, Sustainable Development Fee (SDF), and route permits arranged by a licensed tour operator
Sale Discount: ~18%
Druk Path Trek
The Druk Path Trek is an adventure-focused Bhutan itinerary that combines trekking with cultural visits. It covers destinations like Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, and the region near Jomolhari. Unlike standard cultural tours, this trek includes a tented trek and a visit to the Tiger’s Nest Monastery. It is popular among adventure travelers who want physical challenge and cultural exploration. You’ll cross passes like Phume La Pass, camping near lakes like Jimilang Tsho, and ending the trek in Thimphu. The itinerary includes 3-star hotel stays in cities and cottage tent camps during the trekking section.
Duration: 8–10 Days
Approximate Cost: USD 2,113 – 1,686 per person
Difficulty: Moderate
Best Season: Mar–May and Sept–Nov
Permits: Bhutan visa, Sustainable Development Fee (SDF), trekking permits, and camping logistics arranged by a licensed tour operator
Sale Discount: ~14%
Top Bhutan Destinations Included in ToursMost Bhutan Tours follow a route of the western valleys of Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha. These locations offer everything you need to explore within the country, from Wangdue Phodrang to Tiger’s Nest Monastery, Punakha Dzong, and Tashichho Dzong, along with monasteries and local markets. For first-time travelers, these destinations are a must-visit. Let’s go into detail with some top destinations.Tiger’s Nest Monastery
The Tiger’s Nest Monastery, also called Paro Taktsang, is the most famous landmark in Bhutan. It is located on a cliff about 900M (3,000FT) above the Paro Valley. It is believed that Guru Padmasambhava (Guru Rinpoche), who brought Buddhism to Bhutan, flew to this site on the back of a tigress in the 8th century to meditate in a cave for three years.
It is an uphill climb through pine forests covered with Spanish moss and prayer flags. Once you reach the monastery, you’ll explore small temples and the meditation cave. Before entering the area, all electronic devices, phones, and cameras must be left in lockers at the entrance.
Thimphu & Local MarketsIn Thimphu, modern life and old tradition are most visible in its markets. The Centenary Farmers Market is the largest domestic market in Bhutan and a must-visit on any itinerary. Located near the Wang Chhu River, this multi-story market is where farmers from across the country gather to sell organic products.You can look for local delicacies like dried yak cheese (chugo), strings of bright red dried chilies, forest-harvested fiddlehead ferns, and pink Bhutanese red rice. You can also find eco-friendly bamboo huts near Norzin Lam (the main street) and silk products at the Gagyel Lhundrup Weaving Center.National Museum of Bhutan
The museum is located in Ta Dzong, a round watchtower built in 1649 to protect Paro Rinpung Dzong from Tibetan invasions. Its unique conch-shell shape and thick stone walls make it an important architectural landmark.
The museum has a large collection of over 1,500 years of Bhutanese history. It includes Buddhist scroll paintings in the Thangka Gallery, daily life items in the Heritage Gallery, collections of plants and animals in the Natural History section, and Bhutan’s unique stamp designs in the Philatelic Gallery.
Punakha Dzong
Punakha Dzong, also known as Pungthang Dewa Chhenbi Phodrang (The Palace of Great Happiness), is considered one of the most beautiful fortresses in Bhutan. It is located at the meeting point of the Pho Chhu (Male) and Mo Chhu (Female) rivers. It was the capital of Bhutan for over 300 years and is still an important royal site today.
It was built in 1637 byZhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, the unifier of Bhutan. It is the second oldest and second largest dzong in the country. Every King of Bhutan has been crowned here since the first, Ugyen Wangchuck, in 1907. It was also the venue for the current King’s royal wedding in 2011.
The Sustainable Development Fee (SDF)
In 2023, the Bhutanese government adjusted the SDF to encourage more visitors while maintaining its conservation goals.Currently, the fee is set at USD 100 per person, per night for most international tourists. This fee goes directly toward funding free education, healthcare, and infrastructure for the Bhutanese people, as well as maintaining the carbon-neutral status. Let’s have a look at the fee table for SDF.
Category
SDF per Night (USD)
Validity
Adults (Ages 12+)
100
Until 31 Aug 2027
Children (Ages 6–11)
50
Until 31 Aug 2027
Children (Under 6)
Exempt
Ongoing
Indian Nationals
12.85
Ongoing (Verified)
Requirements for Entry in Bhutan
You cannot simply show up in Bhutan with a backpack. All visitors (except those from India, Bangladesh, and the Maldives) must obtain a visa in advance.
Visa Application: This is processed through a licensed tour operator or directly via the Department of Immigration portal.
The USD 40 Visa Fee: This is a one-time, non-refundable fee.
Mandatory Guide: While you have more freedom now to choose your own hotels and restaurants than in previous years, you are still required to have a licensed guide for any travel outside of Thimphu and Paro.
Booking & Travel Tips
Planning your Bhutan trip the right way provides you a smooth and stress-free experience. Here are some practical tips to help you prepare better:
Book Through a Licensed Tour Operator: Bhutan requires travelers to book via authorized operators for permits, visas, and itinerary arrangements.
Currency & Payments: The local currency is Ngultrum (BTN), which is equal in value to Indian Rupees.
ATM Access: ATMs are available in towns like Thimphu and Paro, but they may not always work nicely in remote areas.
Travel Insurance: Not mandatory for visa processing (as of 2026), but strongly recommended
Pack Smart: Bring comfortable walking shoes, multi-layer clothing, and a personal hygiene kit
Plan in Advance: Popular seasons fill quickly, so book at least 1–2 months early.
Your Bhutan Journey Awaits
Bhutan tours give you a rare opportunity to see a world that has preserved its culture and way of life despite modern changes. Whether you are visiting centuries-old fortresses or sharing butter tea with a local farmer, you can find peace everywhere.
Ready to explore the “Land of the Thunder Dragon”? Check out our itinerary for the best Bhutan tours at Himalayan 360, and let us take care of the SDF payments and visa permits so you can enjoy your journey without worry.
Is a Nepal Tibet Bhutan Tour Right for You?
A trip to Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan is a dream journey that offers mountain adventure with cultural discovery. However, it may not be right for everyone; it depends on your budget, your physical fitness, and your ability to handle complicated travel plans. Let’s compare these three Kingdoms.
Aspect
Nepal
Tibet (China)
Bhutan
Main Religion
Hinduism (80%)
Buddhism (Vajrayana)
Buddhism (Mahayana)
Highest Point
Mount Everest (8,848.86M)
Mount Everest (North Face)
Gangkhar Puensum (7,570M)
Visa Process
On Arrival
Pre-arranged Group Permit
Pre-paid Sustainable Dev. Fee
Best For
Adventure & Diversity
Religion & Plateaus
Cultural Heritage
Our Nepal Tibet Bhutan Tour Packages
There are different tours to explore all three of these Himalayan destinations, and our agency provides several packages with huge discounts. From the adventurous Lhasa to Kathmandu Overland Tour via EBC, where you travel the Tibetan plateau and witness Everest from the northern side, to the Epic Himalayan Kingdom Tour connecting the cultures of Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan. For a more time-saving journey, our Highlight of Tibet Nepal Bhutan Tour By Flight takes you to all these destinations in a short time. Below, we have discussed each package thoroughly.
Lhasa to Kathmandu Overland Tour via EBC
The Lhasa to Kathmandu Overland Tour via EBC is one of the most adventurous Himalayan journeys for travelers who want to see the north side of Mount Everest in a single trip. This route starts in Lhasa, where you explore Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, and Sera Monastery.
The journey continues to Shigatse (home to Tashilhunpo Monastery) and Gyantse, visiting Pelkor Chode Monastery and the Kumbum Stupa. Travelers choose this tour for its overland experience in the Tibetan plateau, cultural experience, and the chance to see Everest from a less crowded side before exiting through the Gyirong Border into Nepal.
Highlights of Tibet Nepal Bhutan Tour by Flight
The Highlights of Nepal, Bhutan, Tibet tour by Flight is a good choice for travelers who want to explore three Himalayan regions (Tibet, Nepal, Bhutan) comfortably in a shorter time without long overland journeys. In Lhasa, you ‘ll explore Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Barkhor Street, Drepung Monastery, and Sera Monastery.
In Nepal, the tour covers UNESCO sites in Kathmandu, including Swayambhunath, Patan Durbar Square, Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa, and Bhaktapur Durbar Square. In Bhutan, you’ll visit Thimphu, Punakha Dzong, and hike to Tiger’s Nest Monastery in Paro.
Duration: 10 days
Approximate Cost: Depends on Flight Type and Season
Epic Himalayan Kingdoms Tour
The Epic Himalayan Kingdoms Tour is a complete cultural journey. The tour begins in Paro and Thimphu with a visit to landmarks like Punakha Dzong and hiking to Tiger’s Nest Monastery. It then continues to Kathmandu to cover UNESCO sites.
The overland journey into Tibet via Kyirong leads to Everest Base Camp, followed by cultural exploration in Shigatse (with Tashilhunpo Monastery) and Gyantse, before reaching Lhasa. Travelers choose this tour for a cross-border adventure and the rare opportunity to visit Bhutan, Nepal, and Tibet in a single itinerary.
Lhasa Everest Kailash Mansarovar Kathmandu Tour
The Lhasa Everest Kailash Mansarovar Kathmandu Tour is a cultural exploration and spiritual pilgrimage, which begins in Lhasa and continues to Shigatse, Tashilhunpo Monastery, then to Everest Base Camp via Rongbuk Monastery. A main highlight is the sacred journey to Lake Mansarovar and Mount Kailash, where pilgrims perform the Kailash Kora (parikrama) by passing Dolma La Pass, Peiku Tso, and Darchen.
The tour ends by crossing Gyirung into Nepal and exploring cultural sites in Kathmandu. People choose this tour because it offers three special experiences in one journey: views of the north face of Mount Everest, a visit to Kailash and Mansarovar, and a chance to explore both Tibetan Buddhist and Hindu traditions.
Duration: 14 days
Approximate Cost: USD 3,350 – 3,577
Difficulty: Hard
Best Season: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep
Route: Lhasa → Shigatse → Everest Base Camp → Saga → Lake Mansarovar → Darchen → Kailash Kora (Dirapuk – Zutulpuk via Dolma La Pass) → Saga → Gyirung → Kathmandu
Best Time for Nepal Tibet Bhutan Tour
The best time for a Nepal–Tibet–Bhutan tour is spring (Mar–May) and autumn (Sept–Nov), when travel conditions are favorable. Here is a quick-reference guide to the best times to visit Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan, based on the seasons and travel conditions.
Season
Months
Recommendation
Why Visit?
Spring
Mar – May
Best (Primary)
Blossoming nature, Best for rhododendrons, warmer trekking temperatures, and the Paro Tshechu in Bhutan.
Autumn
Sep – Nov
Best (Primary)
Post-monsoon air is the clearest, a great time for photography and for celebrating big festivals like Dashain and Tihar
Summer / Monsoon
Jun – Aug
Fair / Selective
While Nepal and Bhutan are rainy (monsoon), Tibet is dry. Great for greenery, but the flight can be delayed.
Winter
Dec – Feb
Budget / Cold
Less crowded, prices are also lower, but some high mountain passes in Tibet and Bhutan may be closed because of snow.
Visa, Permits & Travel Requirements
Traveling across Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan may sound complicated, but it’s actually very simple when you travel with us. We handle all permits and arrangements, so you don’t have to worry about paperwork or procedures. You only need a valid passport, and we take care of your Tibet Travel Permit, Bhutan visa (through our licensed partners), and all necessary travel documents.Let’s discuss briefly.
For Nepal
Requirements
Fee
Details
Passport
6 Months Validity
Must have at least two blank pages for stamps.
Tourist Visa (15 Days)
USD 30
Multiple entry, suitable for short tours.
Tourist Visa (30 Days)
USD 50
Multiple entry, common for most trekking trips.
Tourist Visa (90 Days)
USD 125
Multiple entry, for long expeditions or multi-country tours
Gratis Visa (Free)
Varies
Issued to children under 10 (except US citizens) and SAARC nationals for the first 30 days of the visa year.
For Bhutan
Requirements
Fee
Details
Passport
6 Months Validity
Must be valid for at least 6 months from your date of entry.
Visa Fee
USD 40
A one-time, non-refundable processing fee
SDF (Daily Fee)
USD 100 per night
The Sustainable Development Fee for adults. Children (6–12) pay USD 50/night
Visa Type
e-Visa
Issued as a Visa Clearance Letter before you arrive, the actual stamp is put in your passport at Paro Airport or land borders.
Travel Insurance
Manadatory
Must cover emergency medical care and evacuation for the duration of the stay.
For Tibet
Requirement
Fee
Details
Chinese Group Visa
USD 110 – 215 (Varies by nationality)
Required for entry from Nepal
Tibet Travel Permit (TTP)
Usually part of the tour package
Issued by the Tibet Tourism Bureau and requires 20+ days processing time.
Alien’s Travel Permit
USD 8 – 10
Required for Everest Base Camp, Shigatse, or Mount Kailash.
Military Permit
USD 15 – 45
Required for areas like Ngari or Eastern Tibet
Why Book Your Nepal Tibet Bhutan Tour With Us
Choosing the right agency for Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet tour makes a huge difference in a multi-country Himalayan journey. We focus on making your Nepal–Tibet–Bhutan tour Hassle-free, safe, and lasting with expert planning and local experience. Here are some reasons why you should choose us.
Experienced Local Experts: Our team has highly experienced guides and professionals with deep knowledge of the Himalayan regions and cultures.
Authorized & Trusted Company: We are a government-registered company affiliated with tourism organizations.
Hassle-Free Travel: We handle everything from permits and flights to accommodation so you can enjoy your trip stress-free.
No Hidden Costs: Transparent pricing with clear inclusions means no surprises during your journey.
Responsible Tourism: We follow eco-friendly practices and respect local culture and traditions in every destination.
24/7 Support & Safety: Our team is always available, with a focus on safety, acclimatization, and emergency support.
Customizable Itineraries: Every trip can be changed based on your time, interest, and comfort level.
Great Value for Money: We make sure you get the best experience for every dollar you spend.
Plan Your Journey Today
The Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan tour is easily accessible with a planned package. You don’t have to worry about border rules and permits. You can simply enjoy the mountains, nature, and local cultures. This trip takes you close to Mount Everest, to the peaceful monasteries of Tibet, and shows you the concept of “Gross National Happiness” in Bhutan.
Contact us to plan your custom trip and arrange your permits for the coming season.
Why Choose a Tibet Tour
People choose to travel to Tibet because it feels like visiting a place that is both geographically and spiritually rich. Even though the journey can be challenging, reaching the destination makes it all worthwhile. Here’s why many travelers are drawn to Tibet Nepal tour:
To visit lakes like Yamdrok Lake and Namtso Lake, known for their bright blue water
Enjoy a direct drive to Everest Base Camp, where you get a clear north face view of Mount Everest
Witness pilgrims performing rituals around Barkhor Circuit and Jokhang Temple
Travel to the Himalayan regions and circumambulate Mount Kailash to wash away sins and bring peace
Watch the famous monk debates at Sera Monastery
Visit the Potata Palace with a guide to know about its history, legends, and culture
Enjoy sweet tea or yak butter tea in local tea houses in Lhasa.
Best Time to Visit Tibet
The best time to travel Tibet is from April to October, when the weather is clear, temperatures are moderate, and travel conditions are good for sightseeing and high-altitude journeys. The table below gives a quick overview of what each season offers:
Season
Months
Highlights
Crowd Level
Spring
Apr – May
Clean Mount Everest (North Face) views from Rongbuk Monastery, millions of wild peach blossoms at the foot of Mt. Namcha Barwa.
Moderate
Summer
Jun – Aug
The Shoton Festival at Drepung Monastery, Namtso Lake, and lush high-altitude grasslands for nomadic horse racing.
High
Autumn
Sep – Oct
Peak trekking season for the Kora, clear Yamdrok Lake
Moderate/High
Winter
Nov – Mar
Heavy crowds of pilgrims at Jokhang Temple, while fewer visitors give more time to explore inside Potala Palace.
Low
Popular Tibet Tour Packages
Best Tibet tour route packages for 2026 range from short cultural city trips to multi-week spiritual expeditions. Popular options include the Lhasa to Everest Base Camp tour, Tibet overland tour, Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarovar Yatra, Kailash Charan Sparsh Tour, the Lhasa to Kathmandu overland tour, and many more. We have discussed these packages clearly below.
Lhasa to Everest Base Camp Tour
The Lhasa to Everest Base Camp Tour starts from Lhasa and ends at Everest Base Camp, located in Tingri County of the Tibet Autonomous Region near the Nepal border. This route is famous for direct road access to the north face of Mount Everest, something not possible from the Nepal side without trekking. Travelers choose this tour to visit Potala Palace, Rongbuk Monastery, Jokhang Temple, Sera Monastery, the Yamdrok Lake, and to see Gyatso La Pass (5,248M).
Duration: 8–10 days
Cost: USD 1,060 – 1,170 per person
Difficulty: Hard
Permits: Tibet Travel Permit, Alien’s Travel Permit, Tibetan Border Pass, and Everest Area Permit required
Accommodation: Hotels in cities, guesthouses/tent camps near Everest Base Camp
Tibet Overland Tour
The Tibet Overland Tour is a trans-Himalayan journey that runs between Lhasa and Kathmandu. It crosses the Tibetan Plateau and enters Nepal via the Gyirong border. This route is famous for being one of the most scenic overland drives in Asia. Travelers choose this tour to explore tibet culture and places like Lhasa, Sera, Barkhor market, Summer Palace of the Dalai Lama, Norbulingka Palace, Jokhang Temple, and Sera Monastery.
Duration: 8–10 days (Lhasa to Kathmandu route)
Cost: USD 1,199 – 1,599 per person
Difficulty: Moderate
Permits: Tibet Travel Permit, Alien’s Travel Permit, Military Permit (for certain regions)
Accommodation: Hotels in cities, guesthouses near Everest Base Camp
Kailash Mansarovar Yatra from Kathmandu
The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is a pilgrimage tour to Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarovar, located in the remote Ngari (Ali) region of western China Tibet, near the borders of Nepal and India. This journey is famous for its religious importance in Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Bon, where Mount Kailash is believed to be the spiritual center of the universe. Pilgrims undertake this yatra to perform the “52KM Kora” (circumambulation) around Kailash to spiritually purify themselves.
Duration: 9–12 days
Cost: USD 1,180 – 2,000 per person
Difficulty: Moderate
Permits: Tibet Travel Permit, Alien’s Travel Permit, and Military Permit required
Accommodation: Guesthouses, lodges, and tented camps
Kailash Yatra by Heli Via Kathmandu
The Kailash Yatra by Helicopter via Kathmandu is a fast-track pilgrimage to Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarovar. It is accessed through Kathmandu, Nepalgunj, Simikot, and the border point of Hilsa. This route is famous for reducing travel time and physical pressure compared to traditional overland journeys. This choice is perfect for pilgrims with limited time, small group tours, or those unable to tolerate long road travel. People choose this yatra for its convenience and spiritual value.
Duration: 10–11 days
Cost: Depends on the season and the flights you book
Difficulty: Moderate
Permits: Tibet Travel Permit, Alien’s Travel Permit, Chinese Group Visa
Accommodation: Hotels in cities, lodges/guesthouses during the yatra
Cost & Budgeting for Tibet Tours
A trip to Tibet is a mid-to-high budget trip due to the mandatory guide, private vehicle, and permit fees. You can significantly lower costs by joining a Small Group Tour rather than booking a private one.
Package Type
Cost Range
Inclusions
Notes
Budget
USD 900 – 1,500
Tibet Travel Permit, shared transport, local guide, normal guesthouses/hotels
Meals not included, limited flexibility, perfect for backpackers
Mid-range
USD 1,500 – 3,000
All permits, comfortable hotels (3 star), experienced guide, private or small group transport
Some meals included, better itinerary speed, most popular option
Luxury
USD 3,000 – 6,000+
All permits, 4–5 star hotels, private vehicle, expert guide, and airport transfers
High comfort, customizable itinerary, premium services and support
Permit and Visa Requirements
You cannot travel to Tibet independently. You must be part of an organized China Tibet tour with a licensed guide. The requirements for entering from Nepal are different from those for entering via mainland China.
Tibet Travel Permit (TTP): This is issued by the Tibet Tourism Bureau. Your travel agency needs a copy of your passport at least 20 days in advance to process this.
China Group Visa: If entering from Nepal, you must obtain a Group Visa at the Chinese Embassy in Kathmandu. This requires at least 3 working days and your physical passport.
Military and Heritage Permits: If your tour includes sensitive areas like Mount Kailash or the border regions, additional permits are required, which your operator will handle.
How to Prepare for a Tibet Tour
Preparing well for a Tibet trip is essential because of its high altitude, dry climate, and strict travel rules. Tibet reaches over 3,600M, and you don’t need to be an athlete, but you do need to be prepared.
In the month before your trip, do light aerobic exercises like walking or swimming to improve lung capacity
Spend at least 2 days resting in Lhasa at the beginning, move slowly and avoid showering the first night
Pack a down jacket, windbreaker, and thermal base layers
The UV rays are very strong, so bring SPF 50+ sunscreen, good sunglasses, and a wide-brimmed hat
Carry strong moisturizer, lip balm, and saline nasal spray to avoid dryness and nosebleeds
Outside Lhasa, international cards are rarely accepted, so carry enough Chinese Yuan (RMB) for daily expenses
Always walk clockwise around monasteries, stupas, and prayer wheels as a sign of respect
Do not take photos inside monastery chapels without permission.
Conclusion
A Tibet tour brings together culture, spirituality, and adventure, from exploring monasteries in Lhasato visiting the north face ofMount Everest and Mount Kailash. With the right Tibet permit, a reliable tour operator, and proper planning, traveling to Tibet from Nepal becomes easy and budget-friendly. Choose the best value package that fits your needs and book your tour today with us to explore this historical land.
I knew that Nepal was a beautiful country but this trek showed me how beautiful Nepal actually is. From the time I landed in Kathmandu till my last day in Nepal- I loved every bit of the trip. The trek to Mardi Himal was challenging but immensely rewarding. Each step of the trek was magical and filled with sense of adventure and wonder. Throughout the trek, I couldn’t take my eyes off the awe-inspiring views, and the hospitality of the Nepali people was truly next level. All thanks to team Himalayan 360 ?
The trek to Manaslu Circuit was a memorable experience for me and my friend. I enjoyed the trip from the first day when we began our trek from Machha Khola till the very last day of our trek to Dharapani village. We were welcomed at the airport itself in a traditional way with a traditional scarf the name of which I found out is ‘Khada’ and we were taken to the hotel and the ambience and the hospitality of the staffs were so welcoming. Talking about the trek, I genuinely enjoyed every part of it and the friendly and knowledgeable guide who was with us throughout the trek, made our trip even more fun. The accommodations along the trekking route were comfortable and I feel blessed to have been able to witness the glorious views of the mountains and beautiful landscapes throughout the trek. If you’re looking for a Manaslu Circuit Trek, then Himalayan 360 is an excellent choice.
I recently went on a Buddhist pilgrimage tour to Nepal with Himalayan 360 and it was an amazing experience. We visited several holy sites such as the Boudhanath Stupa and the Swayambhunath Stupa, and the spiritual energy of these places was truly inspiring. The tour guide was knowledgeable and the accommodations were comfortable. I highly recommend this tour to anyone interested in exploring the Buddhist culture and heritage of Nepal.
The Everest Base Camp Trek was an amazing experience for me. Our trek began at Lukla with our seasoned guides who had in-depth knowledge of the trail, coupled with a genuine passion for the Himalayas, which made every step of the trek both educational and inspiring. Himalayan 360’s attention to detail, from comfortable teahouses to energizing meals tailored to sustain trekkers in the high-altitude environment, exceeded expectations. The fact that the safety of the trekkers was kept as the top priority, instilled confidence in us. Reaching the Everest Base Camp after days of trekking felt like a huge achievement. I wholeheartedly recommend Himalayan 360 to anyone seeking an exceptional and well-guided trekking experience to the Everest Base Camp.
Blessings from Kailash Mansarovar that lives in memory forever
The trip to Kailash Mansarover was truly a blessed journey for me. It had always been on my bucket list to visit the majestic Kailash Mansarover, and Himalayan 360 made this trip made unforgettable reality. From the moment I set foot on the sacred grounds of Kailash Mansarover, I felt a profound sense of spiritual connection. The guides’ expertise and meticulous planning by Himalayan 360 transformed this dream into a blessed reality. All thanks to team Himalayan 360.
Life-changing experience in Buddhist Pilgrimage Tour
I went on a Buddhist pilgrimage tour to Nepal and it was truly a life-changing experience. The tour took us to various holy sites and temples, and we were able to connect with the spiritual energy of the places. The accommodations were comfortable and the tour guide was knowledgeable about the history and significance of each site. I highly recommend this pilgrimage tour to anyone looking to deepen their spiritual practice.
Himalayan Majesty Unveiled: A Manaslu Circuit Trek with Himalayan 360
The Manaslu Circuit Trek with Himalayan 360 was not just a physical challenge; it was a spiritual and cultural odyssey. As I stood before the towering Mount Manaslu, surrounded by fellow trekkers and the incredible team from Himalayan 360, I realized that this was more than a trek, it was a celebration of nature, culture, and the human spirit. For anyone seeking an authentic and transformative trekking experience, I wholeheartedly recommend the Manaslu Circuit Trek with Himalayan 360.
The Langtang Valley trek was my first trek in Nepal, and it exceeded all my expectations with its breathtaking beauty and cultural richness. I chose this trek for its reputation as ideal for beginners, and it proved to be the perfect choice. Every step unveiled stunning vistas of snow-capped peaks, while encounters with the warm-hearted Tamang people left a lasting impression. The spiritual ambiance of Kyangjin Gompa was truly immersive, offering moments of tranquility amidst the rugged Himalayan landscape. Each day brought new challenges and awe-inspiring landscapes that deepened my appreciation for Nepal’s natural wonders. I am already looking forward to returning for more treks. Grateful to team Himalayan 360 for ensuring my journey was nothing short of extraordinary.
My trip to Lumbini with Himalayan 360 Trip was truly a transformative experience. Walking in the footsteps of Lord Buddha, visiting the sacred Maya Devi temple, and seeing the Ashoka Pillar left me feeling a deep sense of peace and connection to the divine. Our guide was knowledgeable and engaging, and the accommodations were comfortable and clean. I highly recommend this tour to anyone seeking spiritual renewal and a deeper understanding of Buddhist history and philosophy.
I recently undertook the Manaslu Circuit Trek organized by Himalayan 360, and the experience surpassed all expectations. From the outset, their meticulous planning and attention to detail were evident. The knowledgeable guides seamlessly navigated us through diverse landscapes, from lush forests to high mountain passes, offering unparalleled views of the eighth-highest peak, Mount Manaslu. Himalayan 360’s commitment to safety and comfort shone through every step of the trek. The teahouse accommodations were well-selected, and the hearty meals provided the energy needed for each day’s adventure. What sets Himalayan 360 apart is their dedication to cultural immersion. Our guides seamlessly integrated us into local communities, fostering genuine connections with the warm-hearted people of the region. This trek was not just a physical journey but a profound cultural and spiritual experience. The team at Himalayan 360 turned a challenging trek into a memorable adventure, leaving me with a deep appreciation for the beauty of Nepal and a desire to explore more with them in the future. Highly recommended for anyone seeking an authentic and transformative trekking experience.
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Popular trips in Nepal
Famous trekking routes and mountain journeys across Nepal, chosen by travelers from around the world.
It is still dark when you leave High Camp. You climb the ridge by headlamp, your breath fogging in the cold. Just as your legs begin to question the early start, the first light slides down the face of Machhapuchhre. It looks close enough to reach out and touch. This is the morning the whole trek has been building toward. Standing there, you understand why people come back to Nepal for the rest of their lives.
The Mardi Himal Trek is a 7-day Himalayan trek to Mardi Himal Base Camp at 4,500 m, in Nepal’s Annapurna region. It runs door-to-door from Kathmandu. The trip pairs five days on the trail with two travel days between Kathmandu and Pokhara, so you can fly into Nepal and have the whole trip handled: transport, hotels, permits, and guide.
This is the complete version of the trek, built for travellers who want the closest views of Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) in the Himalaya without piecing the logistics together themselves.
The Manaslu Circuit Trek is a stunning 13-18 day teahouse trek in Nepal, circling the world’s 8th highest mountain (Manaslu 8,163m), and covers about 144KM (89 Miles). The trek journey starts at Machha Khola and slowly climbs through farmlands and small villages. As you move higher, you reach mountain valleys like Samagaon and Samdo. The biggest highlight is crossing the Larkya La Pass (5,160M), where you can see amazing views of Manaslu, Himalchuli, and Ngadi Chuli.
The trek also offers a local culture experience. Villages such as Samagaon, Namrung, Lho, and Deng show strong Tibetan traditions. You will see monasteries, prayer flags, and mani walls along the way. Depending on the season, you may also witness festivals like Lhosar (Tibetan New Year) or Saga Dawa, which celebrates Buddha’s life. In these villages, people farm millet, herd yaks, and live in ways passed down for centuries. This gives trekkers a close look at a culture that is still very traditional.
The Manaslu Circuit trek trail also takes you through different natural landscapes. In the lower region at Jagat and Soti Khola, you will walk through green forests alive with rhododendron, magnolia, and bamboo. As you go higher past Philim, Namrung, and Samdo, the forest changes into oak, maple, and conifers, with waterfalls along the way. Near Samagaon and Larkya La, the land becomes rocky and snowy, with only small plants like moss and lichens. The changing landscape offer the true trekking experience throughout the Manaslu Circuit trek.
Likewise, one special thing about the trek to Manaslu Circuit region is that it is a restricted area. Trekkers need special permits, which help protect the environment and keep the trail less crowded. You will need to compulsorily hire a trekking guide. You can find simple teahouses and lodges in main villages, but the trek still feels wild and quiet compared to other popular routes in Nepal. The best time for Manaslu Circuit trek is during the Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to October) seasons.
The Langtang Gosaikunda Trek offers an all-in-one experience through the village of Langtang to the sacred Gosaikunda Lake. Starting with a drive from Kathmandu to Syaprubesi, the trek is near Kathmandu, just 115km away within the Langtang National Park of Rasuwa district. It is ideal for those who prefer to experience mid-hills and high altitudes. It is also suitable for first-time trekkers as it only reaches up to 4,610 meters.
The trek offers everything from deep gorges, pine and rhododendron forests, rocky terrain to yak pastures, monasteries, terraced farms, rural villages, Buddhist culture, and icy glaciers. The prominent highlight of this journey is a panorama of the Langtang range. The peaks included are Mount Dorje Lakpa, Langshisha Ri, Kyunga Ri, Changbu, Gangchenpo, Yansa Tsenji, and the Langtang Lirung.
In 2015, the earthquake triggered an avalanche, causing massive loss to this valley. Many people died, and the trekking route was also closed until 2017. Hence, it is less commercialized. The community worked hard during these years and rebuilt the valley, keeping the essence of centuries-old monasteries. Now, in the present, it stands as a beautiful and strong valley yet to be discovered.
Life-changing experience in Buddhist Pilgrimage Tour
I went on a Buddhist pilgrimage tour to Nepal and it was truly a life-changing experience. The tour took us to various holy sites and temples, and we were able to connect with the spiritual energy of the places. The accommodations were comfortable and the tour guide was knowledgeable about the history and significance of each site. I highly recommend this pilgrimage tour to anyone looking to deepen their spiritual practice.
Life-changing experience in Buddhist Pilgrimage Tour
I went on a Buddhist pilgrimage tour to Nepal and it was truly a life-changing experience. The tour took us to various holy sites and temples, and we were able to connect with the spiritual energy of the places. The accommodations were comfortable and the tour guide was knowledgeable about the history and significance of each site. I highly recommend this pilgrimage tour to anyone looking to deepen their spiritual practice.
The Langtang Valley trek was my first trek in Nepal, and it exceeded all my expectations with its breathtaking beauty and cultural richness. I chose this trek for its reputation as ideal for beginners, and it proved to be the perfect choice. Every step unveiled stunning vistas of snow-capped peaks, while encounters with the warm-hearted Tamang people left a lasting impression. The spiritual ambiance of Kyangjin Gompa was truly immersive, offering moments of tranquility amidst the rugged Himalayan landscape. Each day brought new challenges and awe-inspiring landscapes that deepened my appreciation for Nepal’s natural wonders. I am already looking forward to returning for more treks. Grateful to team Himalayan 360 for ensuring my journey was nothing short of extraordinary.
The Langtang Valley trek was my first trek in Nepal, and it exceeded all my expectations with its breathtaking beauty and cultural richness. I chose this trek for its reputation as ideal for beginners, and it proved to be the perfect choice. Every step unveiled stunning vistas of snow-capped peaks, while encounters with the warm-hearted Tamang people left a lasting impression. The spiritual ambiance of Kyangjin Gompa was truly immersive, offering moments of tranquility amidst the rugged Himalayan landscape. Each day brought new challenges and awe-inspiring landscapes that deepened my appreciation for Nepal’s natural wonders. I am already looking forward to returning for more treks. Grateful to team Himalayan 360 for ensuring my journey was nothing short of extraordinary.
I knew that Nepal was a beautiful country but this trek showed me how beautiful Nepal actually is. From the time I landed in Kathmandu till my last day in Nepal- I loved every bit of the trip. The trek to Mardi Himal was challenging but immensely rewarding. Each step of the trek was magical and filled with sense of adventure and wonder. Throughout the trek, I couldn’t take my eyes off the awe-inspiring views, and the hospitality of the Nepali people was truly next level. All thanks to team Himalayan 360 ?
I knew that Nepal was a beautiful country but this trek showed me how beautiful Nepal actually is. From the time I landed in Kathmandu till my last day in Nepal- I loved every bit of the trip. The trek to Mardi Himal was challenging but immensely rewarding. Each step of the trek was magical and filled with sense of adventure and wonder. Throughout the trek, I couldn’t take my eyes off the awe-inspiring views, and the hospitality of the Nepali people was truly next level. All thanks to team Himalayan 360 ?
Expressing my trek experience to the Everest Base Camp is beyond words of comprehension. As we trekked through diverse landscapes, I was spellbound looking at the majesty of nature, and each step felt magical. The towering mountains, the gushing rivers, the dreamy sunrises and sunsets, the friendly people-literally everything made me feel alive and utterly complete. Nepal is a beautiful country, and I think the Nepali people make it more enchanting for tourists like us with their genuine warmth and hospitable nature. Overall, it was one of the best experiences of my life. Grateful to the team at Himalayan 360 for making this trip a success with your exceptional service and expertise.
Expressing my trek experience to the Everest Base Camp is beyond words of comprehension. As we trekked through diverse landscapes, I was spellbound looking at the majesty of nature, and each step felt magical. The towering mountains, the gushing rivers, the dreamy sunrises and sunsets, the friendly people-literally everything made me feel alive and utterly complete. Nepal is a beautiful country, and I think the Nepali people make it more enchanting for tourists like us with their genuine warmth and hospitable nature. Overall, it was one of the best experiences of my life. Grateful to the team at Himalayan 360 for making this trip a success with your exceptional service and expertise.
We offer every type of trekking package one could ask for when it’s about adventure in Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet. Depending on the trekkers’ preference, we provide a well-crafted itinerary that suits everyone’s time and fitness level. From short treks at Poon Hill to moderate trek of Annapurna Base Camp to challenging Everest Base Camp to isolated trek in Upper Dolpo, we offer trekking packages in Nepal’s every destination. Further, we offer Bhutan and Tibet trekking packages in well-renowned destinations.
Do you provide experienced guides and porters?
Yes, we don’t compromise on our clients’ trekking experience; our experienced guides and porters are examples. We have licensed guides trained by the tourism board and certified in forest aid and altitude sickness management. They can speak the language clients prefer fluently and are friendly and dedicated. Likewise, our porters are strong and can carry a maximum of 23 kg and are well-known about the trail.
Can you arrange permits and documentation for treks?
Of course, Himalayan 360 will arrange all paperwork, including permits and documentation for the trek. All you need is a copy of your passport, insurance, and photos, and we’ll manage everything on your behalf, providing you with a hassle-free journey.
What safety measures do you have in place for high-altitude treks?
As the client’s safety is our top priority, we follow various safety measures for high-altitude treks. We add a separate acclimatization day and strict hydration protocols for safety measures, carry appropriate medication like Diamox for altitude sickness, and monitor altitude-related symptoms.
Do you offer customized itineraries for private groups?
Yes, we offer customized itineraries for every client, whether on a private or group trek. This option allows trekkers to tailor their itinerary per their requirements and provides flexible itinerary, accommodation, personalized service, and transportation options.
What is included in your trekking packages?
The trekking package covers almost all the expenses required for the trek. It includes airport pickup, ground transportation, a domestic flight, accommodation, meals throughout the journey, all paperwork, salary, insurance, food, accommodation, and equipment for all the staff.
How do you handle emergencies during treks?
Your safety is our top priority. Our guides are trained in first aid and high-altitude safety, and they monitor trekkers’ health conditions daily throughout the trek and keep a record. If anyone shows signs of altitude sickness or other health problems, we take immediate action by resting, descending to lower altitudes, or arranging emergency evacuation if needed. In remote areas or during bad weather when helicopter evacuation is not possible, our guides and staff carry trekkers on their backs to lower villages for safety and further treatment. We coordinate with doctors in Kathmandu and provide the necessary medicine. Likewise, for larger groups, we also provide 2 guides so every trekker receives proper care and support. We also strongly recommend travel insurance that covers emergency helicopter evacuation in Nepal.
Can you arrange transportation and accommodation in Kathmandu or other cities?
Yes, we can arrange transportation and accommodations in Kathmandu or other cities, which is covered in the trip package. However, we provide transportation and accommodation options in Kathmandu and other cities. Yet, the chosen option costs more than the one included in the package.
What is your cancellation and refund policy?
Per our cancellation policy, travelers get 50% of their total trip income before 7-29 days of the trip. Likewise, trekkers get only 15% of their cost in less than 7 days. Yet, travelers won’t get any refund for the cancellation before 2-3 days of the trip as everything has been settled, including permits, ground transportation, hotel, and flight tickets.
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