Nepal and Tibet Tour Package

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Tibet, where the rich traditions and awe-inspiring natural wonders captivate you. This tour offers a thrilling adventure that allows you to deeply immerse yourself in different cultures, experience spiritual growth, and explore the incredible sights of two countries. Our 13-day Nepal Tibet Tour Package from Australia is one of the best tours where you will get to explore Nepal and Tibet, which have separate cultures and traditions that will surely fascinate you. Join us on a journey to the sacred land, where you'll immerse yourself in a captivating culture steeped in rich history and enchanting traditions. 

Tibet is a truly breathtaking place to visit, where you can immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring natural beauty, captivating authentic art, and dazzling Tibetan Buddhist culture. Our trip offers a comfortable road journey to the North Everest Base Camp while returning to Nepal, an incredible experience. Set out on a captivating journey to Kathmandu, Nepal, and Lhasa, Tibet, where you will encounter great ancient architecture, mind-blowing landscapes, vibrant traditions, and create everlasting memories. Lhasa is a melting pot of nationalities and cultures influenced by Nepal and China, beyond its religious significance. You will enjoy warm hospitality, authentic Tibetan culture, food, and colourful traditions. People travel to Tibet and Nepal to experience its magic, whether it’s exploring ancient monasteries nestled among towering peaks, discovering oneself, or seeking spiritual enlightenment.

Throughout the trip, you will stay in two different countries and explore historical, cultural, and geographical beauty that will surely amaze you with its beauty. Starting with Nepal, which is a captivating destination renowned for its spectacular natural beauty, vibrant cultural heritage, and varied landscapes. It boasts eight of the world’s ten highest peaks, including Mount Everest. Besides the mountains, Nepal has so much to offer, from historical monuments to its vibrant cities with ancient temples and bustling markets. The country’s warm and welcoming locals, serene atmosphere, and rich cultural heritage make it an ideal destination for those seeking immense and exciting experiences. 

On the other hand, Tibet is an equally remarkable destination, where you can experience the captivating blend of historical charm, profound spiritual energy, and jaw-dropping natural landscapes that are truly unparalleled. Tibet is often referred to as the ‘’Roof of the World’’, which is located in the magnificent Himalayas. This place showcases awe-inspiring geography, featuring majestic peaks, expansive plateaus, and breathtaking lakes. Its ancient monasteries, vibrant festivals, and deeply rooted traditions of Tibetan Buddhism attract people from all over the world. During your tour, you will visit Lhasa, which is the hub for cultural and religious exploration, boasting the iconic Potala Palace and other spiritual landmarks. Besides that, you will also visit the North Everest Base Camp, which can be seen from a place called Tingri in Tibet on the way back to Kathmandu via drive. Some of the prominent places you will visit during your 13-day Nepal Tibet tour package are mentioned below.

Attractions in Nepal 

During your days in Nepal, you will visit some of the most beautiful historical sites and viewpoints, where you will get a panoramic view of the surroundings. Nepal has rich cultural and natural aspects, and while you are in Nepal, you will explore these places during sightseeing and short stays. During your sightseeing, you will visit sites that are listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. 

Starting from Kathmandu Durbar Square, a renowned cultural and historical landmark known for its spectacular architecture and profound heritage. This amazing historical site features an impressive collection of palaces, courtyards, and temples dating from the 12th to 18th centuries. This ancient site beautifully showcases the exquisite art and craftsmanship of the Newar people. Some of the notable attractions in the area include the Hanuman Dhokha Palace and the Kumari Ghar, which houses the living goddess Kumari. Another one is Swaymbhunath Stupa, also known as the Monkey Temple, which is a beloved and iconic landmark in Nepal, popularly known for its breathtaking hilltop location and deep spiritual importance. It is considered one of the oldest and most sacred religious sites in the country. It features a magnificent stupa embellished with the eyes of Buddha, which represent wisdom and compassion. As it is located on top of a hill, you will get to see a panoramic view of the Kathmandu valley and a few mountain peaks on clear days. 

Further to Pashupatinath Temple, one of the most sacred Hindu sites, is cherished for its religious importance and impressive architectural design from the Malla era. Situated on the banks of the Bagmati River, this temple is dedicated to the Hindu deity Shiva and draws thousands of devotees daily. The temple features a beautiful combination of intricate pagoda-style structures and ancient shrines, giving an insight into the county’s history. Not only is it a hub for spiritual practice, but it also hosts the last traditional Hindu rituals, providing a deep cultural experience. Next is Boudhanath Stupa, another popular monument in Nepal known for its grandeur and cultural significance as one of the largest Buddhist monuments. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is situated in the Kathmandu Valley. This landmark is a famous stupa with an impressive white dome, adorned with a golden spire and the iconic eyes of Buddha, representing wisdom and compassion. The area surrounding the stupa is filled with monasteries and vibrant Tibetan culture, which adds to its spiritual atmosphere. Other amazing sites that you will visit are equally amazing, and you will visit Bhaktapur Durbar Square, situated in Kathmandu Valley, which is widely known for its rich historical and cultural importance. This UNESCO World Heritage Site beautifully showcases the incredible architectural and artistic heritage of the Newar culture. The square is filled with an impressive collection of palaces, temples, courtyards, and statues, all displaying the exquisite craftsmanship of the Malla dynasty. Some of the prominent attractions of the area are the 55-windowed places, Vatsala Tepe, and the famous Nyatapola Temple, known for its impressive five-tiered pagoda-style structure. 

Besides ancient landmarks, you will also visit stunning locations such as Nagarkot, situated in the Kathmandu valley of Nepal, widely known for its awe-spiring panoramic vistas of the Himalayas, including Majestic Mount Everest. Situated at an elevation of around 2,175 metres, this hill station provides a tranquil retreat from the busy urban environment of Kathmandu. One of the major attractions of this place is its majestic sunrise and sunset view, with the mountains glowing in beautiful golden hues. This place is a peaceful gateway from the hustle and bustle of the city where you can get close to nature and enjoy the calm ambience. Next is Dhulikhel, located around 30 kilometres east of Kathmandu and renowned for its spectacular natural scenery and rich cultural heritage. It is situated at an elevation of approximately 1550 m, providing awe-inspiring panoramic vistas of the majestic Himalayan range. This includes the glorious peaks of Langtang, Dorje Lakpa, and Gauri Shankar. This place is the perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts, with numerous hiking options waiting to be explored. In addition, Dhulikhel is rich in history and tradition, with its old town displaying stunning Newari architecture, ancient temples, and lively festivals. Last but not least is Namo Buddha, with significant importance as a pilgrimage site in Nepal, known for its deep spiritual significance and peaceful surroundings. This sacred site, situated around 40 kilometres southeast of Kathmandu, is a spectacular site to explore. The monastery in Namo Buddha is dedicated to Prince Mahasttva, an incarnation of Buddha, who selflessly offered his body to a wounded tigress and his cubs. This act of kindness and compassion is celebrated here with an amazing stupa and a lively monastery, attracting thousands of Buddhist devotees. It is also located on top of a small hill, providing you with a panoramic view of the lush green hills and a few mountain peaks on clear days. 

Attractions in Tibet

Jumping on to another great attraction of this tour, Lhasa, the capital city of Tibet globally known as ‘’The Roof of the World’’ as it is situated 3000 m above on top of the Tibetan plateau, is widely known for its impressive history, lively culture, and stunning natural beauty. Lhasa, the spiritual centre of Tibet, holds immense significance in Tibetan Buddhism. Lhasa’s history is closely connected to Tibetan Buddhism, as the city has transformed into a hub of knowledge. Artistic expression and spiritual journey throughout the ages. The combination of traditional Tibetan architecture, lively markets, and vibrant festivals provides visitors with a captivating insight into a culture rich in tradition and spirituality. It is located in a mesmerising valley, surrounded by sky-crapping snow-capped mountains, including the Himalayas, and the Kyichu River, also known as the Lhasa River, gracefully meanders through the city, enhancing its inherent charm. 

While you are in Lhasa, you will explore its iconic landmarks, and while you make your way back to Nepal via road, you will see gorgeous and breathtaking sites, which are listed below. Starting from Potala Palace, which stands as a testament to its rich spiritual heritage. The Potala Palace, perched on top of Marpo Ri (Red Hill), is known as the winter palace of one of the most powerful spiritual leaders, the Dalai Lamas, representing the essence of Tibetan Buddhism and culture. The architecture of this palace is truly remarkable, with its towering white walls and golden roofs serving as a testament to the rich heritage and spiritual legacy of Tibet. The palace complex is a captivating maze of rooms, chapels, and halls, each majestically adorned with breathtaking murals, ancient artefacts, and sacred relics. Another one is Jokhang Temple, situated in the heart of Lhasa, which holds great significance as a sacred place in Tibetan Buddhism. The ancient temple is believed to have been constructed in the 7th century by King Songtsen Gampo. It is home to a revered statue of Buddha Sakyamuni, believed to have been consecrated by the Buddha himself. The temple features an impressive fusion of architectural styles from Nepal, Tibet, and India that represent its rich historical and cultural significance. Surrounding this impressive temple is Barkhor Street, where pilgrims express their deep reverence for the statue and perform the sacred act of circumambulating (Kora). Along the path, devotees engage in the sacred practice of Kora, walking around the temple while spinning prayer wheels and reciting mantras. The street is filled with traditional Tibetan buildings, vibrant markets selling a variety of goods, and numerous shops offering religious artefacts, handicrafts, and souvenirs. Its historical significance, lively atmosphere, rich atmosphere, and rich cultural vibrancy create a truly unique and vibrant ambience. 

Inside Lhasa, there are numerous religious landmarks, and you will visit three of the prominent monasteries, starting with Drepung Monastery, situated on the outskirts of Lhasa, which is widely known as a significant and expansive monastery in Tibetan Buddhism. Established in 1416, it became the main centre of the Gelug School, teaching monks Buddhist doctrines. Drepung has a dual role as both a hub for religious instruction and meditation and a key player in Tibetan politics and governance. Besides its religious importance, it has breathtaking architecture, which includes impressive assembly halls, stupas, and chapels. The grandeur and spiritual ambience create a wonderful experience. Next is Sera Monastery, widely known as one of the most prestigious monastic universities in Tibetan Buddhism. This monastery has a rich history dating back to 1419 and has served as a hub for intellectual pursuit, decisions, and introspection for countless generations. Besides its history and historical importance, it is widely recognised for its tradition of philosophical debate, where monks participate in debates discussing Buddhist doctrines. They may look intimidating by the way they clap their hands while the opponent is wrong, but that is the normal and true beauty of thought-provoking debates. Further Norbulingka Monastery, best known for its historical and cultural importance as the summer residence of the Dalai Lamas, was built in the 18th century and is recognised for its stunning gardens, palaces, and pavillions that display the exquisite beauty of traditional Tibetan architecture and arts. Norbulingkha monastery was a peaceful place for the Dalai Lama for meditation, administration, and cultural activities. 

Tibet has several natural wonders as well, such as Yamdrok Lake, situated in the Autonomous Region, which is an absolutely breathtaking natural lake known for its profound spiritual importance. It is one of Tibet’s three sacred lakes, recognised for its fascinating turquoise-coloured water that beautifully mirrors the snow-capped mountains, resulting in truly captivating scenery. The stunning lake offers a serene environment and a picturesque view of the unique landscape that looks surreal. Another beautiful attraction is Karo La Pass, situated at an elevation of 5,010 m above sea level, which is one of the remarkable high mountain passes that provides breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks, glaciers, and vast alleys. This pass lies between Lhasa and Gyantse, and you will see this while you drive towards Tingri from Lhasa. You will get a panoramic view of the landscape and the magnificent Karo La glacier.

As you exit Tibet by road, you will have the opportunity to explore several new places and their attractions, such as Tingri, a small town that is the gateway to some of the world’s highest and most famous mountains, such as Mount Everest and Cho Oyu. It is located at an altitude of 4300 m and also provides a stunning view of the majestic peaks that surround it. Here lies the North Everest Base Camp, which is an exceptional vantage point that provides an elegant view of Mount Everest, and you can reach this place by  easy drive without having to trek. From here, you can see the glorious north face of Mt. Everest, along with stunning views of other peaks and the unique landscape. After the road trip to the Everest base camp, you will then move towards Shigatse, which is popular for its Tashilhunpo Monastery historical and spiritual significance as the traditional seat of the Panchen Lama, the second highest-ranking figure in Tibetan Buddhism. It was built in 1447 by the first Dalai Lama and features stunning architecture, including one of the world’s largest gilded statues of the Maitreya Buddha. Inside the monastery, you’ll see intricate murals, beautiful chapels, and a colourful annual festival that offers a rich glimpse into Tibetan heritage and monastic life. Last but not least, Kyirong, also known as Gyirong, is known for its pristine natural beauty and vibrant cultural heritage. Situated in the peaceful Kyirong valley, it is the border between Nepal and China. It is a hustling and bustling town with a rich culture influenced by two different countries, which is a beautiful representation of cultural harmony. 

What to expect?

Your Nepal Tibet Tour starts in Kathmandu, which is the vibrant capital of Nepal and is known for its rich culture, diverse geography, historical significance, fascinating traditions, and spectacular beauty. It is surrounded by beautiful hills, with ancient beauty adding to its charm. Here you will see centuries-old landmarks alongside high-rise buildings that reflect simple yet powerful harmony. Nepal is also known as the Himalayan country as it houses 8 of the world's tallest mountains, including Everest, and besides that, Nepal has so much more to offer. The geography of the country is diverse and rich, with hundreds of ethnicities and cultures with their own identities. While you are in Kathmandu, you will visit some of the wonderful places and landmarks featuring a beautiful blend of Hindu and Buddhist influences, including numerous temples, stupas, and vibrant religious festivals. Amidst the rapid modernisation, the city still exudes an old-world allure, with bustling markets, scenic courtyards, and tranquil landmarks. While you are here, we will apply for a Tibet visa for you, which will take a few days. During these days, you will visit other places such as Nagarkot, a viewpoint where you can see celestial sunrises and sunsets; Dhulikhel, which offers panoramic views of the Himalayas as well as an ancient city vibe; and Namo Buddha, a famous Buddhist monastery on top of a hill. 

After your visa has been approved, you will fly directly from Kathmandu to Lhasa, Tibet's capital city. Tibet, also known as the ‘’Roof of the World’’ with an average elevation of 3000 m, is quite known for its deep spiritual significance, stunning landscape, fascinating history, and splendid beauty. Upon your arrival, you will be greeted with a spiritual aura and warm hospitality. You will visit and explore beautiful landmarks that reflect the rich fabric of Tibetan culture and beauty. Against surreal nature backdrops, you'll visit sights like Potala Palace and other important structures that are listed in UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Lhasa presents a tranquil and breathtaking atmosphere with its picturesque natural surroundings of majestic peaks, pristine lakes, and endless skies that will surely leave you in awe. After exploring the city, you will make your way back to Nepal and Kathmandu via scenic drive, and on the way you will visit the North Everest Base Camp, which lies on the Tibet side, and you can easily access it by comfortable drive. On the way back, you will see some of the most gorgeous landscapes and natural beauties, making your trip even more special. 

This tour package is perfect for those wanting to explore the beauty of two different countries on a single trip. While you are in Nepal, you will see a beautiful mix of ancient sites and modern hustle and bustle, with a unique blend of culture and tradition. The vibrant culture and day-to-day life are major attractions here, where you can truly experience the rhythm of life. Taste delicious cuisine and simple beauty, and while you are in Tibet, you will sense deep spirituality, historical richness, and natural beauty. Tibet is where Tibetan Buddhism originated, and you will see that throughout your stay there. Here you will get a chance to fully experience the captivating Tibetan culture, local cuisine, local craft, and vibrant festivals that simply display the region’s abundant heritage. This trip welcomes anyone from all walks of life and even begins a journey of their own. Join us on a journey to the holy land of Tibet.