Listed here below, are a selection of the more popular adventure holidays of Bhutan, India, Nepal and Tibet Himalaya.

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Tibet overland - 8 days

The breath taking trans Himalayan flight from Kathmandu to Lhasa & the overland route from Lhasa to Nepal border offers truly spectacular views of the Himalayas, high mountain passes, ancient monasteries, fortresses, people & culture from a bygone era.

Yarlung, Lhasa and Everest - 12 days

Definitely, one of the best & the most popular of our Tibet tours, the trip include visits to all the important places of interest in central & south Tibet including the Yarlung Tsangpo Valley , the cradle of Tibetan civilization.

And the highlight of the trip is a visit to Rongbuk Monastery & the Everest Base Camp from where the view of Everest is the most spectacular of all.

Forbidden Lhasa , Everest & Mt. Kailash - 19 days

Everest inspires the imagination of everyone the world over. This trip takes you through the land of the Sherpa – keepers of Everest, to the summit of Kalapattar, the viewing platform for mighty Everest, the mother of all mountains. You will experience the cultures of the high Himalaya as well as see why Everest has been a magnet for world adventurers since travel was born. This trip introduces you to the world’s highest mountain, offering spectacular views of the forbidding slopes of Nepal ’s famous Sagarmatha.

Humla to Kailash - 18 days

Mt Kailash, 6714 m stands solitary on a high plain bereft of trees or associated peaks. A singularly symmetrical mountain its icy cap sits some 2001m above the surrounding plain. In this trek we follow the Humla Karnali route and walk through rice and wheat fields, and across the surging waters of the Humla Karnali. Enroute, we may meet well educated and friendly monks, with excellent English and yes, not the least, some of the finest alpine views nature has to offer.

Highlights of Nepal - 12 days

Welcome to Nepal!

a place of ancient culture, religion and unsurpassed natural beauty. This easy set of treks visits many of the most important religious and historical sites in Nepal. As you walk amidst a background of stunning Himalayan peaks, your trip is spiced with cultural treasures beyond western imagination. We start with temples dating back to the fifth century including some of the greatest stone, wood and metal sculpture in the world.

Around Annapurna - 23 days

Around Annapurna is a classic trek taking you through high alpine meadows and down to forested low country, meandering through a maze of villages and holy sites.

You’ll see incredible rice terraces, orchards, picturesque villages and holy shrines as you experience Nepal’s huge geographical variations.

Khumbu Special Deluxe Lodge Trek - 14 days

Khumbu - a region of friendly people, picturesque villages and a great variety of culture and tradition. One of the best ways to explore and experience the 'Sherpa-land' walking from Lukla to Thangboche where the Sherpas have settled for generations and have made the rugged foothills of the Everest Region their home.

Darjeeling , Sikkim and Bhutan - 14 days

Travel from the tea plantations of Darjeeling to the neighbouring state of Sikkim, the last Himalayan Shangri-La, with spectacular mountain terrain, hundreds of varieties of orchids and ancient Buddhist monasteries.

Dzongri and the Singalila trail - 19 days

In view of the prevailing setback on the established Singalila trek route, a new itinerary has been designed to allow visitors entry into the areas of the region that are still open to trekkers.

On taking the trail from the western flanks of Dzongri, the path reaches out into the current permissible areas of the Singalila Ridge.

The Hidden Kingdom - 18 days

An awesome flight across the Indian Himalayas takes us to the barren landscapes of Ladakh. The stark contrast of these windswept hills and the rest of India are immediately apparent.

In this remote area monasteries and ancient palaces have been built in striking locations, and lofty hilltops. The people appear different too - Ladakhis are Tibetan in their religion and culture, making Ladakh one of the world's most remote corners of Buddhism.