Kathmandu Festivals and Events Tours 2024/2025

“An incredible 2 week journey. People can describe India and Nepal until the sun goes down but you have to experience it to truly appreciate what they say. There are some early starts and long bus journeys but they are definitely worth it. The buses are quite comfortable (the roads aren't - but there's not much you can do about that!!) and the travel times flew by. The scenery outside was enough to while the time away. If not, sit at the front of the bus and watch what the driver has to deal with on the road - hilarious and slightly scary at the same time.

I would go again just to do the overnight train - an experience in itself !!”

“Although we had disappointing weather - it rained mostly while trekking - this trip takes you to one of those beautiful places which the majority of people still haven't heard of. And that's the beauty of it. There are few tourists and the Bhutanese themselves are delightful and unspoilt. The Buddhist culture and local traditions are fascinating There is no hard sell and there are no hawkers. They are happy for you just to have a look at their crafts without buying when you go into the shops. This is after all The Land of Gross National Happiness.”

“From the mayhem that is the streets of Delhi to the tranquility of Chitwan and onto the natural beauty of Nepal, this is a non stop sense smacking adventure! Sometimes you have to pitch yourself to believe what you are seeing is real, from the animals wandering in the streets, to the magnificent temples and scenery. India was full of wonderful man made sights, but Nepal commanded her natural beauty. Everywhere people will happily wave to you, want their photograph taken with you and ask where you are from. This is a well balanced insight into India and Nepal and has whetted my appetite for further travel.”