Erlebnisreise im Himalaya: Indien, Nepal und Bhutan

Flug von Indien nach Nepal

Flug von Nepal nach Bhutan

*** Alle anderen Flüge sind nicht inbegriffen.

CEO während der ganzen Reise, lokale Guides.

Insurance is not included. Travel insurance is required for this tour. Please make sure you are adequately covered.

5 Frühstück, 5 Mittagessen, 6 Abendessen

Jaipur

- Raj Mandir Kino und Film (200-400INR pro Person)

- Hawa Mahal (Palast der Winde) Besuch (200INR pro Person)

- Küche für einen guten Zweck

- Besuch des Jantar Mantar (200INR pro Person, 1000INR pro Gruppe)

- Jaipur Kochkurs mit einer einheimischen Familie

- Jaipur Fahrradtour

- Ballonfahrt in Jaipur

Kathmandu

- Besichtigung des Swayambhunath-Tempels

- Pashupatinath Ghats und Tempelbesuch (500NPR pro Person, 1500NPR pro Gruppe)

Königlicher Chitwan-Nationalpark

- Vogelbeobachtung

Paro

- Ta Dzong Nationalmuseum

- Rimpung Dzong Besuch

- Drukgyal Dzong Besuch

- Besuch des Kyichu Lhakhang Tempels

Dein G-for-Good-Moment: Transfer durch Women With Wheels, Indira Gandhi International Airport
Dein G-for-Good-Moment: City Walk, Delhi
Dein G-for-Good-Moment: Anoothi Block Printing Experience, Jaipur
Dein G-for-Good-Moment: Nepalese Dumplings Cooking Demonstration, Kathmandu
Dein G-for-Good-Moment: Aufenthalt in einer Barauli-Gemeinde, Royal Chitwan National Park
Dein Welcome-Moment: Anreise und Begrüßungstreffen
Dein Local-Living-Moment: Besuch in einer Tharu-Gemeinde, Royal Chitwan National Park. Gebühren für nachhaltige Entwicklung. Rundgang durch Old Delhi mit Stopps bei Jama Masjid, Gurduwara. Besuch des Taj Mahal. Eintritt in I'timad-ud-daulah (Baby Taj). Besuch von Fatephur Sikri. Aufenthalt in einem Dorf. Eintritt und geführte Besichtigung im Stadtpalast von Jaipur. Fort Amber. Besuch der Stufenbrunnen von Abhaneri. Spaziergang am Durbar-Platz. Geführte Stadttour durch Bhaktapur. Besuch von Boudhnath-Stupa. Geführte Wanderung in den Ausläufern der Annapurna. Begrüßung und traditionelles Essen im Chitwan Community Homestay. Allrad-Safari im Chitwan-Nationalpark. Radtour durch Dörfer in Chitwan. Besuch von Gedenk-Chörten und Naturreservat Motithang Takin. Besuch von Tashichho Dzong. Wanderung zum Chimi Lakhang. Wanderung zum Taktsang-Kloster (Tigernest). Alle Transfers zwischen den Reiseorten sowie zu inbegriffenen Aktivitäten und zurück. Flüge von Indien nach Nepal und von Nepal nach Bhutan. 1. CAMERAS
Please note there may be times during your visit to Bhutan when the use of video and/or still cameras may be inappropriate. Local people may consider that filming is too intrusive and in these circumstances we will request that you do not film. At all times be aware and sensitive to the impact of photography and seek permission before taking photographs of people and respect their wishes if they refuse.

2. HIKING AND WALKING
Please note that there is a lot of walking and light hiking on this trip and some of it at higher altitudes. Please ensure you are in decent physical condition and able to walk for extended periods of time.

3. EARPLUGS
Bhutan, being a Buddhist country believes in ahimsa so the barking of dogs (and there are a lot of them) at night can be annoying. It's advisable to bring earplugs. If you are able to travel with a lot of patience and a good sense of humour, then we know that you - like all of us - will be captivated by what Bhutan has to offer.

4. CLOTHING
The prime requirement for clothes you bring on Bhutan trip is that they are comfortable and appropriate to the weather conditions that you are likely to meet. For protection against cold, particularly at night, a number of relatively thin layers is better than a few thick ones. Thermal underclothes, being small and light, can be very useful. Bhutan is very conservative and you should dress accordingly. As a general guideline, shoulders and knees should be covered at all times. The wearing of shorts is not allowed as it will restrict your entry into buildings of a religious nature and family homes. A water and windproof jacket, a hat and sunscreen are essential.

5. FLIGHT
Your departure flight from Paro, Bhutan, must be booked by you online. Please visit the following airline websites to do so:

Druk Air
http://www.drukair.com.bt/

Bhutan Airlines
http://www.bhutanairlines.bt/

Flights can be booked from: Bangkok, Kathmandu, Delhi or Kolkata (please check Visa requirements if flying via India). Once your flight is booked, contact your G Adventures agent, who will be happy to assist in booking your International connections.

6. EXTRA NIGHTS
If you are planning to extend your stay in Bhutan, pre or post-tour accommodation MUST be booked through G Adventures in order for us to issue a valid visa for the duration of your stay. These extra nights will include a guide and meals in addition to the accommodation.

7. LUGGAGE
Please note that if you have extra luggage or bags you do not wish to bring along for the entire trip you will be able to leave them at the joining hotel and retrieve them at the finishing hotel when the trip ends.

8. ACCOMMODATION NOTE:
Please be aware that properties we stay in with only two stories may not have elevators installed and climbing the stairs with your luggage will be necessary.Jaipur
- Jaipur Cycle Tour
- Besichtigung des Hawa Mahal (Palast der Winde) (202INR pro Person)
- Besuch von Jantar Mantar (202INR pro Person)
- Kochkurs bei einer einheimischen Familie in Jaipur
- Raj Mandir Kino und Film (200-400INR pro Person)
- Im Heißluftballon über Jaipur

Mount Everest
- Everest-Flug

Kathmandu
- Besichtigung der Boudhanath Stupa
- Pashupatinath Ghats and Temple Visit (1000NPR pro Person)

Royal Chitwan National Park
- Vogelbeobachtung

Paro
- Nationalmuseum Ta Dzong
- Besuch des Kyichu-Lhakhang-Tempels

Privatbus, Allradwagen, zu Fuß/Wandern, Privatfahrzeug, Taxis, Autorikscha, Fahrradrikscha, Flug von Indien nach Nepal und von Nepal nach Bhutan.