You will be met on arrival and privately transferred to your hotel, where you’ll spend your first night settling in and relaxing.

Boudhanath Stupa is one of the most imposing landmarks of Kathmandu and is a centre of Tibetan Buddhism. With the help of your guide, you will light butter lamps which are one of the most powerful offerings you can give to a deity.

Set on the banks of the Bagmati River, the pagoda style temple is the most sacred of all Lord Shiva temples.

Allow us to arrange a thrilling ride which will take you up the valleys of the Khumbu region and to Everest. Savour the breathtaking view of Mount Everest and the other magnificent majestic peaks that surround it from a unique vantage point.

Also known as Swayambhunath Stupa, this temple is an ancient Buddhist shrine which has incredible, panoramic views of the city. The temple is so beautiful; it is said that the glory of Kathmandu began at this site.

Spend two nights at an eco-luxury resort relaxing in the Himalayan salt room, indulging in chakra sound therapy or wandering through the beautiful gardens.

Bhaktapur is a beautiful city with brick roads, traditional cottages and an old-fashioned way of life. Full of temples, monuments and historic sites, the city has remained largely untouched by urbanization and oozes culture and charm.

Spend two nights at a relaxing hotel located just outside of the city. Unwind each evening in the peace and quiet of the forest, the perfect antidote to a busy day of sightseeing.

Visit the memorial stupa of the 3rd King of Bhutan and the Tashichhoe Dzong, an impressive fortress which houses the throne room of the king, government offices and much more.

The Buddha Dordenma is located atop a hill in Kuenselphodrang Nature Park and overlooks the Southern entrance to Thimphu Valley. The statue fulfils an ancient prophecy dating back to the 8th century and is said to emanate an aura of peace and happiness to the entire world.

Visit the fascinating three storey towered building which has existed since the 15th century. You’ll have the chance to interact with the monks that live here today and learn more about their peaceful way of life.

Arrive at a charming Bhutanese property with views of the rice fields. Enjoy a relaxing evening before jumping into even more activities.

Stop off at the pass and hang your own prayer flag to join the thousands fluttering in the wind. Then continue on to Punakha Dzong, a majestic structure built in 1637 which is now the administrative centre of the Punakha district.

Trek through the rice fields to reach this incredible piece of Bhutanese architecture. The temple is dedicated to the wellbeing of the kingdom and it took nine years to build.

Visit Ta Dzong which was originally built as a watchtower but now houses the national museum. Explore the extensive collection of antique paintings, weapons, armour, textiles and other historical artefacts.

Spend two nights in a secluded retreat surrounded by nature. At the hotel, take a lesson in archery, Bhutan’s national sport.

The monastery is a photographer’s delight; it is adorned with prayer flags and surrounded by granite rocks 300 metres above the valley floor. Practise your photography and offer butter lamps at the monastery for good karma.

It is time to fly home. Arrive in Dublin.