Trekking5 – 14 DaysTrekking Adventures
Supported Himalayan treks, from easy valley trails to high-camp routes, with a full crew and real comfort.
Moderate to hard, depending on the routeMarch – May, September – November
Travel from Nepal
Bhutan tours from Nepal
The shortest and most beautiful approach: a one-hour Kathmandu to Paro flight along the Everest range.
The journey
Flying to Bhutan from Nepal
Kathmandu to Paro is the classic Himalayan flight. On a clear morning you pass Everest, Kanchenjunga and Jomolhari before dropping into the Paro valley.
Many guests pair Nepal and Bhutan in one trip: trekking or temples in Nepal, then the quiet, ordered calm of Bhutan.
Routes that work
Kathmandu to Paro
Around one hour with Drukair or Bhutan Airlines, several days a week.
- Best time to go
- October and November for the clearest mountain views, March to May for spring.
- Visa
- Most nationalities need a Bhutan visa, which we apply for once your trip is confirmed. Nepali nationals travel on a permit.
Good to know
Tips for travellers from Nepal
- Ask for a left-side window seat flying Kathmandu to Paro
- Flights are limited, so book your Paro sector before fixing Nepal dates
- Allow a buffer day in Kathmandu for monsoon-season delays
- Six to nine days in Bhutan pairs neatly with a Nepal trek
Where to start
Trips that suit this journey
Every trip is private and can be reshaped around your dates.
Trekking5 – 14 Days
Cultural7 DaysCultural Bhutan Tour
A relaxed trip through Paro, Thimphu and Punakha, full of temples, crafts and everyday life in western Bhutan.
Easy — light walking, one longer walk up to a monasteryMarch – May, September – November
Spiritual9 DaysBhutan Spiritual Tours
Meditation with monks, pilgrim temples and long quiet afternoons in the valleys where Buddhism arrived in Bhutan.
Easy to moderate — sitting practice, temple visits, one long climbMarch – May, September – November