Cambodia Laos Nepal and Bhutan Tours

The amazing Cambodia Laos Nepal and Bhutan tour starts and ends in Bangkok, Thailand as there are numerous daily flights to several popular destinations. Likewise, there are daily 10 direct flights to Phnom Penh from morning to evening. The flight to the capital of Cambodia, Phnom Penh takes about 1 hour and 10 minutes. Our representative welcomes you at the airport and gets transferred to the hotel. Later, visit some iconic landmarks such as Wat Langka, Wat Moha Montrey, Wat Phnom, Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, The Royal Palace, the Independence Monument, the National Museum of Cambodia, etc. These striking landmarks are a testament to Cambodia’s rich history and culture. Visit the market, enjoy the nightlife, and spend a night in a hotel.

• Wat Langka: A noteworthy Buddhist temple with a vast collection of Buddhist holy writings
• Wat Moha Montrey: Marvelous architecture and designs well-known for its huge space
• Wat Phnom: The largest Buddhist temple in the city
• Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum: Unveils the dark phase of Cambodia’s history through photographs, artifacts, and evidence

After breakfast, continue to Phnom Penh sightseeing. Explore the impressive landmarks of The Royal Palace, the Independence Monument, and Cambodia’s largest central museum, the National Museum of Cambodia. Phnom Penh’s Tuk-Tuk tours are very famous, so visitors can sightsee riding on Tuk-Tuk if they wish to.

Fly to Cambodia’s second-largest city Siem Reap, famous for its largest religious complexes and renowned Angkor Region. There are daily 3-4 direct flights to Siem Reap from Phnom Penh. Take some rest at the hotel after a short scenic flight. The culturally significant Phnom Penh has Angkor Archaeological Park which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore some sites like Bayon Temple, Baphuon Temple, and Pre Rup Temple. Spend a night in a hotel.

• The Royal Palace: Exhibits traditional Khmer architecture and amazing attractions (Silver Pagoda, Throne Hall, Pavilions, Khemarin Palace, etc.)
• Independence Monument: Cambodia’s national pride that honors the country’s independence from France
• National Museum of Cambodia: Cambodia’s largest central museum which is also a great educational hub
• Bayon Temple: The Angkor region’s only Buddhist shrine
• Baphuon Temple: A Theravada Buddhist temple, also popular as the ‘golden mountain’
• Pre Rup Temple: A Hindu temple also perfect to get a sunset view

Commence the day with a full-day sightseeing of the UNESCO World Heritage site-listed Angkor Archaeological Park. Cambodia’s rich ancient history can be deeply understood by exploring numerous ancient temples, monuments, and archaeological sites inside the park. Visit popular sites like Angkor Wat, Bakong Temple, Bayon Temple, Baphuon Temple, Ta Prohm Temple, Banteay Srei Temple, Angkor Thom, Preah Khan, Angkor National Museum, etc.

Take a scenic Sunset Cruise on Tonle Sap that takes approx. is 1.5 hours after completing the Archaeological Park sightseeing. Get mesmerized by the wonderful scenery of the Four Face Rivers Mekong River. Visit Diamond Island and a Fishing village where you see stilted houses. Meet the locals, and learn about their culture and lifestyle. Return to Siem Reap but don’t miss out on witnessing the magical sunset view. You are on your own to explore freely in the evening. Spend a night in a hotel.

• Angkor Wat: The world’s largest Hindu-Buddhist temple structure with remarkable architecture
• Bakong Temple: A step pyramid structure first mountain temple of the Khmer period
• Banteay Srei Temple: A red sandstone 10th-century Lord Shiva-Parvati d Hindu temple
• Ta Prohm Temple: A Mahayana Buddhist Monastery built without mortar, also popular as ‘Tomb Raider Temple’ or ‘Angelina Jolie Temple’
• Angkor Thom: Bayon-style iconic temple with famous landmarks (Mangalartha, Terrace of Elephants, Terrace of the Leper King, etc.)
• Preah Khan: Buddhist monks’ one of the last remaining remote structured learning center
• Angkor National Museum: Houses artifacts of the Khmer Empire which is a great historical, cultural, and educational hub
• Sunset Cruise on Tonle Sap: Cruise tour with ethnic village tours and mesmerizing sunset view
• Note: (Visitors seeking new experiences can attend the famous Cambodian Phare Circus where the historical, folk, and modern Cambodian stories are present uniquely.
• Show time: 8:00 pm which lasts for an hour and pre-show entertainment starts at 5:30 pm.)

Siem Reap sightseeing continues with a visit to the beautiful Cambodian Cultural Village which features 12 villages with diverse Cambodian cultures. Also, famous as Angkor Green Park, the village tour is a great opportunity to absorb Cambodian history and culture deeply. Try Khmer cuisine, visit local markets, and enjoy traditional dance performances. Return to Siem Reap and complete the Angkor Archaeological Park sightseeing.

There is an optional adventurous Quad Bike Ride tour which duration is 1.5 hours. It passes through beautiful villages and rice fields and runs between 7 am to 4 pm. The ride is completely safe as it includes full safety instructions and is guided by professionals. In the evening, free to explore on your own. So, go shopping, do street food tours, and enjoy the nightlife. Spend a night in a hotel.

• Cambodian Cultural Village (Angkor Green Park): Learn Cambodian culture, heritage, and lifestyle through its featured 12 village tours
• Quad Bike Ride Tour (optional): An exciting ATV bike ride that passes through small villages and rice fields

Note: (Visitors seeking new experiences can attend the famous Apsara Dance Show which displays well-preserved Cambodian culture and heritage through Khmer Traditional Dances.)(Show time: Mostly after 8:00 pm and Dinner time: After 7:00 pm.)

Fly to the UNESCO-listed town of Luang Prabang which is a great example of the combination of rural and urban architecture. From Siem Reap, there are only 3-4 direct flights per week. Transfer to the hotel and later sightsee some phenomenal landmarks. Visit Phra Bang, Royal Palace Museum, Wat Wisunarat, Wat Xieng Thong, and UNESCO-listed Old Quarter Streets.

• Phra Bang: The Royal Buddha Image symbolizes the city’s cultural and religious heritage
• Royal Palace Museum: One of the finest architecture museums with traditional Lao motifs and French Beaux-Arts styles
• Wat Wisunarat: Luang Prabang’s oldest temple with remarkable stupas
• Wat Xieng Thong: The Noteworthy Evidence of Lao Architecture
• Old Quarter Streets: Listed as a UNESCO Heritage Site has striking Buddhist and French Colonial architecture

Take a scenic Mount Phousi hike at Phou Si Hill in the morning. Enjoy breathtaking surrounding views and get an amazing sight of sunrise view. Slowly climb down and have breakfast.

(Note: You can hike to Mount Phousi after breakfast if you wish to.)

After breakfast, visit Pak Ou Cave which has great historical significance. Ride on a boat cruise down the Mekong River admiring the surrounding beauty. Explore 2 caves Tham Ting and Tham Theung that house thousands of Buddha miniatures of various sizes and postures. After exploration, return to the hotel.

Stop halfway at the popular village of Ban Xieng Hai famous as ‘The Whiskey Village’ as they make local homemade whiskies. Admire traditional handicrafts, taste local wine, and interact with the locals. Drive back to the hotel.

(Note: You can stay at the bank of the Mekong River to relish the sunset view.)

Later, relish the vibrant Luang Prabang Night Market. Spend a night in a hotel.

• Mount Phousi: Relish the sunrise view and wonderful city views from the hill
• Pak Ou Caves: It houses thousands of Buddha miniatures of various sizes and postures
• Ban Xieng Hai: Famous for its local homemade rice whiskies and also fondly called ‘The Whiskey Village’
• Luang Prabang Night Market: Lively market for souvenir goods (artwork, handicrafts, textiles, etc.) and local street foods

Visit Phosi Morning Market in the morning which is the biggest market with a variety of products (tropical fruits, traditional handicrafts, souvenirs, spices, dried buffalo skin, etc.). After that, drive to the famous Kuang Si Waterfall.

Adore the 3 tiers of turquoise blue Kuang Si Waterfall surrounded by lush greenery. You can swim if you wish to. (Note: Wear an appropriate swimsuit and bring an extra pair of clothes.) Visit nearby Kuang Si Bear Sanctuary where rescued Asiatic Moon Bears are rehabilitated and set up in a natural habitat. Back to Luang Prabang after completing the excursion.

On the way, visit Luang Prabang Elephant Camp where you get to spend time with elephants closely and learn about them. Feeding and bathing the elephants is a memorable experience. Drive to nearby Buffalo Farm from here.

The Laos Buffalo Farm is famous for ice creams made up of buffalo milk which is different to taste. You can try it if you like. Here, learn about the production of cheese and other dairy products made from buffalo’s milk. Return to Luang Prabang and spend a night in a hotel.

(Note: Visit the ethnic villages of Ban Ou and Khmu if time permits.)

• Phosi Morning Market: Vibrant market that has all kinds of goods (spices, souvenirs, handicrafts, traditional clothing, etc.)
• Kuang Si Falls: The 3-tiered turquoise colored impressive waterfall
• Tat Kuang Si Bear Sanctuary: Observe rescued Asian Moon Bears playing and having fun in a natural habitat
• Luang Prabang Elephant Camp: Learn closely about elephants’ nature, and learn to feed, bathe, and care for them
• Laos Buffalo Farm: Learn about the production of buffalo cheese dairy products, and try unique ice cream made up of buffalo milk
• Ethnic Villages: Visit the Hmong village of Ban Ou (to witness ethnic tribes) or the Khmu village of Ban Thapene (popular for traditional basket weaving)

Fly to the capital of Nepal, Kathmandu from Luang Prabang via Bangkok. Thai Airways has only one daily connecting flight to Nepal. Arrive at the Tribhuvan International Airport, and get welcomed by our representative. Transfer to the hotel and take some rest. Later, visit nearby places or explore on your own. Spend a night in a hotel.

Commence Kathmandu sightseeing with a visit to the renowned UNESCO-listed World Heritage Sites. Visit historically, and culturally significant landmarks such as Swayambhunath Stupa, Patan Durbar Square, Boudhanath Stupa, and Pashupatinath Temple. A visit to these landmarks delights visitors with the architectural wonders, scenic beauty, and religious diversity.

• Swayambhunath Stupa: Famed as ‘Monkey Temple’ is one of the best places to get Kathmandu Valley views
• Patan Durbar Square: Spectacular ancient temples, monuments, and courtyards and aesthetically fascinating architecture
• Boudhanath Stupa: UNESCO-listed one of the biggest Buddhist Stupas in Nepal
• Pashupatinath Temple: Historical, cultural, and religious important holy Hindu temple

In the morning, drive to the phenomenal medieval city of Bhaktapur Durbar Square which is listed as a UNESCO Heritage Site. Visit Victorian-style temples, artistic courtyards, Nyatpole Temple, Dattatreya Temple, the 55-window palace, the Pottery Square, etc. Relish the popular Juju Dhau (King Curd) and try some authentic Newari Cuisine.

From Bhaktapur, drive to another UNESCO-listed site Changu Narayan Temple which is termed the oldest Hindu temple in Nepal. Get amazed by the intricate wood and stone carvings, and outstanding architecture which is a great example of the craftsmanship of the Licchavi period.

Drive to the lovely Nagarkot hill station at an altitude of 2,175 m. A great place with a peaceful environment far from the busy streets. Drive to Nagarkot View Tower to see the sunset view over the panoramic mountain vistas. Adore the greenery and surrounding views and spend a night in a hotel.

(Optional Hiking: From Changu Narayan to Telkot for 2-3 hours for interested visitors.)

• Bhaktapur Durbar Square: UNESCO-listed phenomenal medieval city with notable architecture and numerous stunning attractions
• Changu Narayan: UNESCO-listed one of the oldest Hindu temples in Nepal
• Nagarkot: Popular hill station renowned for sunrise and sunset views over the majestic Himalayas

Nagarkot Sunrise View is very fascinating and should not be missed. So, wake up early and drive to the View Tower to relish the fabulous sunrise view. Get a sight of the 8 Himalayan ranges from Mahalangur to Annapurna ranges. Drive back to the hotel for breakfast and then transfer to the Kathmandu airport to fly to Pokhara.

Take a short scenic 25-minute domestic flight and land at the tourist capital of Pokhara. Transfer to the hotel and freshen up. Visit the famous Davis Falls or Devi’s Falls and Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave. Also, explore the lakeside area and visit nearby market areas. Explore the Pokhara nightlife and spend a night in a hotel.

• Davis Falls (Devi’s Falls): Pokhara’s most attractive waterfall
• Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave: A beautiful cave with Shiva idols and the amazing sight of the bottom of Davis Falls

Wake up early and drive to the viewpoint of Sarangkot renowned for the sunrise view. Take a short walk to the viewpoint and adore the mesmerizing sunrise view over the majestic Himalayas like Dhaulagiri, Machhapuchhre, and Annapurna ranges. Have breakfast at the hotel and continue sightseeing. Visit the beautiful Seti Gorge and the International Mountain Museum. After that, go on the Phewa Lake boat ride which is a soothing experience. Admire the mountain views including Machhapuchhre. Also, visit the Tal Barahi temple which is situated in the middle of the lake.

(Note: There is an option of sightseeing around Peace Stupa, Pumdikot Shiva Statue, or Annapurna Cable Car ride for interested travelers.)

After completing Pokhara sightseeing, drive to Chitwan which takes about 4-5 hours (optional flight: 25 minutes). The beautiful scenery during the drive is refreshing and pleasing. Freshen up at the hotel and take a short rest. Later, explore the lovely Tharu village where you witness their culture, tradition, and lifestyle. Enjoy the authentic Tharu cuisine and admire the Tharu stick dance performances. Spend a night in a hotel.

• Sarangkot: Famous viewpoint for Sunrise and get sight of the splendid Himalayas
• Seti Gorge: Small but beautiful gorge in Pokhara
• International Mountain Museum: Well-preserved the saga of the momentous feats in the history of mountaineering in the Himalayan through records, documents, and chronicles
• Phewa Lake Boat Ride: A fascinating Phewa Lake boat ride with lovely mountain views
• Tharu Village Tour: learn about the Tharu community, their culture, tradition, and lifestyle

The Chitwan tour begins with a Jeep tour of the beautiful and diverse Chitwan National Park surrounded by varied flora and inhabited by fauna. Pass through various flora species and if lucky witness sights of distinct animals like deer, langurs, one-horned rhino, Royal Bengal Tiger, etc. Visit the Crocodile Breeding Center and Elephant Breeding Center to learn deeply about each species. Spent the evening enjoying the canoe ride over the Rapti River. Get sights of varied bird species including migratory and cherish the sunset view. Spend a night in a hotel.

• Chitwan National Park Tour: Jeep Safari, Crocodile Breeding Center, Elephant Breeding Center, Canoe Ride, Bird-watching, etc.

Fly back to Kathmandu and transfer to the hotel. The day is free to explore on your own. Visit the nearby places or we can provide you with a list of places to see. Visit the popular old Ason market and Thamel market for shopping (souvenirs, spices, candles, etc.) or just tour around. In the evening, join us for a farewell dinner in a classic Nepali Restaurant which includes authentic Nepali dishes and cultural dance. Return to the hotel and pack properly for traveling to Bhutan the following day. Spend a night in a hotel.

• Ason or Thamel Market: Shopping (spices, souvenirs, scented candles, etc.) or just walking around

There is a daily 1 flight from Kathmandu to Paro which is also one of the shortest in distance. A flight to Paro from Kathmandu treats you to scenic Himalayan vistas. Land at the world’s one of the extreme Paro International Airport. Get welcomed by our guide and transfer to Thimphu adoring the beautiful surrounding views.

Visit the 16th-century Tachogang Lhakhang temple by stopping midway. Continue to drive to Thimphu, get transferred to the hotel, and freshen up. Explore beautiful Thimphu landmarks such as the National Memorial Chorten, Tashichho Dzong, and the Great Buddha Dordenma statue at Kuensel Phodrang. Spend a night in a hotel.

(Note: You can continue sightseeing the next day if you arrive in the evening.)

• Tachogang Lhakhang temple: An attractive 16th-century ancient temple
• National Memorial Chorten: Phenomenal exterior Chorten with golden spiral and large white structure
• Tashichho Dzong: Renowned Buddhist Monastery fondly called the Fortress of the Glorious Religion
• Great Buddha Dordenma: A huge Buddha statue and a perfect place to appreciate the beautiful Thimphu city view

Enjoy a scenic drive to Punakha which has the largest suspension bridge in Bhutan. The Punakha excursion commences with a visit to the Punakha Dzong which was built completely without using nails. If you are here around mid-February, attend the famous Punakha festival. Don’t miss visiting the renowned Fertility Temple of Bhutan, Chhimi Lakhang. Drive back to Thimphu and continue sightseeing. Spend a night in a hotel.

• Punakha Dzong: Bhutan’s second-oldest significant Dzong
• Chhimi Lakhang: A worldwide prominent Fertility Temple worshipped by childless couples

After breakfast, drive to the foothill of the iconic Taktsang Monastery in Paro. The most-visited landmark in Bhutan is fondly called the Tiger’s Nest Monastery. This monastery is very significant in Bhutan both historically and culturally. It takes about 2-3 hours to hike the monastery which is perched on the Cliff above Paro Valley. It may be slightly tiring but it is completely worth it to get there. The spiritual aura of the monastery hits the visitors differently. Feel the serenity, interact with the monks, and meditate at the cave. At an elevation of 3,120 m, adore the greenery, beautiful valley views, and a tranquil environment. Back to the hotel after completing the excursion. Later, you are free to visit nearby market areas. Spend a night in a hotel.

• (Note: There is an option of a pony ride for travelers having physical difficulty during the Tiger’s Nest hike.)
• Tiger’s Nest Monastery: A significant sacred Vajrayana Buddhist monastery at an elevation of 3,120 m

We hope you had an amazing time and created some wonderful memories in these combined Cambodia Laos Nepal Bhutan tours. The guide bids farewell and drops you at the Paro airport for your departure on a scheduled flight to Bangkok. Hope to see you again and have a safe journey.

(Note: There are daily 2 flights from Paro to Bangkok.)