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WHAT
WE OFFER:
We have prepared the following
exclusive itineraries that cover
NEPAL
- TIBET
- BHUTAN &
INDIA.
Whether of short or long duration, these programs
have been specially tailor-made to suit the interests
of our clientele gleaned from our experiences in operating
these tours in the past. However, Should they require
more fine-tuning to cater to your particular needs,
we could adapt our itineraries accordingly. |
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2008
Booking Open |
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Dear Traveler Colleagues !!!
Warm greetings, Namaste & Tashi Delek!!!
HOLIDAY NEPAL, takes this opportunity to extend to
all our heartfelt thanks for your continue support in
promoting to
Nepal-Tibet-Bhutan
tour. As the new season unfold, We take this pleasure in
presenting you with our new concept program for conducted
tours as tentative schedule which covering NEPAL, TIBET &
BHUTAN FIXED DEPARTURE round the year 2008. as
well as a wide range of Trekking & Culture Program on
NEPAL.
We sincerely hope & thanks once again you continuing
patronage and look forward to the same in the coming years. |
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Place of Interest |
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Thimphu Valley |
Phuentsholing |
Paro Valley |
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Punakha |
Wangdue Phodrang |
Trongsa |
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Bumthang |
Lungtsi |
Tashigang |
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The most popular
destination today beckons! On the roof of
the world, nestled on the lap of the Eastern
Himalayas, is Bhutan, or the Kingdom of the
Thunder Dragon. Here, centuries old ways of
life, culture and tradition blend
harmoniously with modern times of create a
fairytale realm like no other.
Bhutan has never been colonalized and the
Bhutanese are fiercely protective about
their independence. After centuries of
self-imposed isolation, Bhutan has emerged
strongly from the shrouds of myth as a
nation exemplified for choosing all the
right paths. Bhutan is perhaps the only
nation in the world where billboards and
tobacco are banned. Their absence further
heightens the nations intact forest cover of
more than 70 percent of its entire land and
its prestigious standing among the 10 global
hotspots for environmental conservation.
Bhutan is also the recipient of the
Champions of The Earth Award 2005 from the
United Nations Environment Program.
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Bhutan:
Druk Yul - Population: 7,00,000 - Capital: Thimpu
Location: Bhutan lies between 890 and 920E and
270 and 280 N.
Time: 30 minutes ahead of Indian standard time. 6 hours
ahead of GMT.
Language: Drukpa (67%) of Tibetan and Monpa
Bhutan Travel
Information: All Foreign National Tourists
visiting Bhutan must travel through all inclusive
package Tours, for which there is a fixed tariff set by
the Royal government of Bhutan. This Tariff includes the
Services of accommodation, All meals, Transportation
within the country, Guide services, sightseeing and
entrance fees for the museums and monuments.
Tourism in Bhutan: The Royal Government of Bhutan
adheres strongly to a policy of low impact/volume, high
value tourism.
Tourism policy dictates that the industry must be
environmentally and ecologically friendly, socially and
culturally acceptable and economically viable.
The Government recognizes the importance of tourism in
achieving social-economic development, promoting
understanding among people and building closer ties of
friendship. |
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Thimphu Valley:
Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan since 1960. lies at
an elevation of over 7600 ft. The Tashichhodzong is the
center of administration and also the summer residence
of the monastic order. The annual Thimphu Tsechu is held
in its courtyard. The other significant structure is the
SAARC Secretariat, which houses the National Assembly.
Thimphu town, although small, is nonetheless a vibrant
place. The Handicrafts Emporium, displaying the best of
Bhutanese textiles and souvenirs, and the Merorial
Chorten, dedicated to the late king, Jigme Dorji
Wangchuck, are places worthy of a visit. |
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Phuentsholing:
Phuentsholing is the gateway into Bhutan from the
sweltering plains of Indian West Bengal. The small town
is spread at the foothills of the mountains that lead
into the interiors. Given its border status and linkage
to India, Phuensholing also forms the hub of most
industry and business in Bhutan. |
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Para Valley:
One of the beggest and most fertile valleys, Paro is the
location of Bhutan only airport. One can fly here from
Kathmandu, Delhi, Kolkata, and Bangkok. Shortly new
destinations like Singapore, Hong Kong, Yangyon and
Bangladesh in India will also be linked. People here are
mainly farmers, working terraced fields against the
backdrop of the imposing Rinpung Dzong. It also boasts
the National Museum wherein is preserved much of the
rich history of the nation. Overlooking the valley from
the north is the Taksang Monastery, or the Tigers Nest,
built on the back of a tigress. At the far end of the
valley stands the ruins of the Drugyel Dzong, the
fortress from which many Tibetan invasions where
repulsed. |
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Punakha:
Punakha valley lies below the 10,500 ft Dochula Pass
where one can get the most spectacular view of the Black
Mountain Range. Punakha Dzong, astride two rivers, is
the winter home to the monk body. Despite ravages by
several fires through the years, the Dzong houses many
artifacts and the embalmed body of Shabdrung Nawang
Namgyal. Some distance from the Dzong on a promontory
stand the Chime Lhakhang, of the temple of fertility. |
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Wandue Phodrang:
Wangdue Phodrang is the last town of the highway before
entering Central Bhutan. The town is little more than an
enlarged village with a few provided shops and hotels.
Wangdue Phodrang Dzong is the town's most visible
feature. In the 17th century, Wangdue played a critical
role in unifying the western. central and southern
Bhutanese districts.
In this district lies the famed Phobjikha Valley, the
winter roosting ground for the endangered Black Necked
Crane. Here one can also visit the 17th century Gangtey
Gompa. |
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Trongsa
In the center of Bhutan and four hours by road from
Wangdue Phodrang,. Trongsa offers a welcome rest to
travelers. Trongsa is an ancestral home of the present
royal family.
Trongsa Dzong is an impregnable fortress, the Dzong
itself is a labyrinth of temples, corridors and offices
holding court over the local community. It is built on
many levels into the slide of a hill and can be seen
from every approach to Trongsa. |
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Bumthang:
The Yotongla pass and a series of hair-raising bends at
11,500 ft separate the valleys of Trongsa and Bumthang.
This is one of the most beautiful valleys in the
kingdom. It is also the religious heartland where many
saints and masters medilated leaving their imprints as
sacred places of worship and pilgrimage.
Apart from the Dzong at Jakar, smaller monasteries are
situated all over the valley. Tales of Padmasambhava
dominate these holy shrines. The valley is home to the
Jambay and Kurjey Lhakhangs where body imprints of Guru
Rimpoche remains preserved upon a rock |
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Lhutsi / Mongar/Trashigang/
Trashiyangtsi
Making up the eastern part of the nation, these four
districts boast the most diverse elevations and climatic
zones. From lush sub-tropical forests to extreme alpines
and mountains that from the natural formidable border,
the east is a mjust visit. Here, rivers teem with
Mahseer, tigers roam the rich forestays and the Black
Necked Crane roosts in higher climes. Trashingang and
Lhuntsi have spectacular Dzongs replete with ancient
history. The people of the east are also distinct in
their way of life and culture. |
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Bhutan Tours &
Treks Suggested Itineraries:
Below you'll find some of the best guided Bhutan tours/treks and
Bhutan holiday packages available . Many of these tours feature
unique travel activities that you are not likely to find
anywhere else. We try to compile the best of special interest
Bhutan . If you are interested in any of these tours, please
contact us directly for ordering free information or booking.
The list is updated frequently so visit early and check often. |
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Tour Package Includes:
Twin sharing accommodation in the best available hotel or
tourist lodge/cottage.
Full board meals package
All transfer facilities as per above itinerary with sightseeing
English speaking tour or trek Guide
Entrance fees and Permit. |
Cost excludes:
Air Fare & airport tax.
Personal Expenses bar bills, laundry, tips etc
Bhutan Visa Fee & Tourism taxes US$ 20 + 10 payable
at airport at the time upon arrival.
Nepal re-entry visa fee
Travel insurance |
Compulsory payable surcharge:
USD 40.00 per night (Single pax)
USD 30.00 per night (2 pax)
Above 3 pax need not pay any surcharge.
Air Fare:
US$ 195. + 20 Tax (One Way) |
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NOTE:
Bhutan tours & treks package have one single uniform rate per
person/per day basis which is fixed by the Govt. of Bhutan. They
do not have any Budget/Standard/Deluxe categories, using
moderate hotels & all packages are on full board with
sightseeing |
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