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Practical information : Take a break Nepal
Timetable
Bars and cafés are generally open until 11pm on weekdays, and until midnight on Friday and Saturday nights (in Bhutan they are closed on Tuesdays).
Budget & Tips
In Nepal. Taking a break in a café is a good way to connect to the Internet: most have free wifi access. Between 5pm and 8pm, happy hour is de rigueur in the big cities.
Bhutan. Outside Thimphu and Paro, cafés are still rare in Bhutan.
Age restrictions
In both countries, alcohol consumption is only permitted from the age of 18.
What's very local
Nepal. More and more places offering Indian-style teas, pastries and snacks with samossas are springing up around the country.
Bhutan. Except in chic hotels, it's hard to find an espresso in Bhutan. Everywhere else, it's always instant that's served. On cold days, try a Tibetan butter tea: the Bhutanese love it!