Ancient Cities Bhutan, Nepal and Tibet Tour

Discover the magic of South Asia on this immersive 15-day Bhutan, Nepal and Tibet tour that takes you through three of its most iconic ancient cities: Lhasa, Gyantse, and Shigatse. Each destination offers a window into the region's unique religious heritage, cultural treasures, and awe-inspiring landscapes. Highlights of this unforgettable South Asia tour include the architectural masterpiece of the Potala Palace, the sacred Jokhang Temple, and the renowned Sera Monastery. Marvel at the serene beauty of Yamdrok Lake, witness the majesty of the Karo Glacier, and explore Tashilumpo Monastery, home to the world’s largest copper Buddha statue.

To make your trip as seamless as possible, we provide a complimentary chauffeur-drive service. Begin your adventure relaxed and refreshed, with a professional chauffeur ensuring a hassle-free airport transfer. Our airport meet-and-greet service, hosted by a knowledgeable local guide, guarantees a warm welcome and a smooth transition into the wonders of Bhutan, Nepal and Tibet. With 24/7 local assistance and travel guidance, you can enjoy peace of mind from start to finish.

Our exclusive “local host” experience, available only with Tweet World Travel, offers unique insights into Bhutanese, Nepalese and Tibetan culture and traditions, making your trip to South Asia region truly unforgettable. Experience the timeless beauty of these three countries, where every detail is carefully curated for your comfort and enjoyment. From its spiritual landmarks to its breathtaking landscapes, this Bhutan, Nepal and Tibet tour promises memories to last a lifetime.

Important Sights:

Potala Palace: Winter palace of the Dalai LamaJokhang Temple: Spiritual Center for Buddhists in TibetSera Monastery: One of the “great three” Gelug monasteries of Tibet, the hot attraction is monks debate.Drepung Monstery: Drepung used to be a seat of the central government until the 5th Dalai Lama built Potala Palace.Yamdrok-tso: A sacred lake with stunning blue water on a almost desert mountain background.Tashilunpo monastery: The seat of the Panchen Lama.