By: Payal
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Bhutan feels slow and meditative, while Nepal moves with bold energy. Both offer striking Himalayan views, but each country shapes the travel experience in a very different way.
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Both countries offer mountains, culture and identity, yet the pace, atmosphere and travel style differ sharply. These contrasts make the choice between them surprisingly personal.
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Bhutan: Pre-arranged visa and guided entry.
Nepal: Visa on arrival and easy access for flexible travel.
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Bhutan: Boutique lodges and heritage hotels with quiet comfort.
Nepal: Teahouses, hostels and resorts with choices for every budget.
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Bhutan: Simple meals, subtle flavours and spiritual festivals.
Nepal: Street food, heritage squares and social dining.
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Bhutan: Tiger's Nest hike, monasteries and valley walks.
Nepal: Everest and Annapurna treks, paragliding, rafting and heritage tours.
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Bhutan: Calm, structured and peaceful.
Nepal: Energetic, social and suited for active travellers.
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Bhutan: Spring and autumn with modest clothing and layers.
Nepal: Autumn and spring with trekking gear and warm clothing.
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Choose Bhutan first for quiet landscapes and reflective travel.Choose Nepal first for culture, energy and adventure driven rout
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