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Embark on the ultimate Oman adventure, going off-track to explore plunging wadis, remote deserts, ancient forts and rolling dunes. Guided by an expert tour leader, we go deeper into the country than ever before, from the vast desert of the Empty Quarter and dunes of the Wahiba Sands to the culturally rich capital of Muscat. Capping it all, we spend three nights camping in the wild, an intimate way to experience the raw beauty of the Middle East.
Hidden in a corner of the Himalaya, the secretive kingdom of Bhutan is an unforgettable destination with ancient traditions, spectacular mountain scenery and vibrant festivals. At these, hundreds gather to see monks in brightly coloured robes perform ritual dances. For several days there are masked dances and prayer meetings, and a general carnival atmosphere prevails. This extra-special departure takes in the Trongsa Festival, the oldest festival in Bhutan, which pays tribute to Guru Rinpoche through sacred performances and dances.
This itinerary is valid for Trongsa Festival only. For alternative festival departures in Bhutan, please have a look at Paro Festival, Thimphu Festival or the Black Crane Festival
One of the best things Ive done as a solo traveller. Our tour guide Caro was the best and we had an unforgettable time! Cant wait to book another one soon!
Immerse yourself in Rajasthan, known as the Land of Kings for its countless palaces, forts and monuments to warriors past. On this culture-packed adventure, we visit the imposing forts of Jodhpur and Jaipur, which bear testament to the battles that once raged here, visit the Taj Mahal at sunrise, and search Ranthambore National Park for another regal resident: the elusive Bengal tiger.
The departure starting in Delhi on 14 November 2026 includes a visit to the Pushkar Fair. Read the Colours of Rajasthan - Pushkar Festival (2026) itinerary for more details. For our standard 2025 itinerary, see here. For our 2025 Pushkar Festival departure, see here.
This 4-day express group tour from Manila takes in the best of north Luzon. Join an optional tour of Banuae by traditional Jeepney, visiting the iconic UNESCO-listed rice terraces. See the ancient burial caves of Sagada and spend a night in Baguio, the Filipino summer capital. Take in highlights of the city including Session Road and the President's summer house, then return to Manila.
PRIVATE TOUR: Embark on a 14-day private tour of the Philippines, starting with a flight from Manila to Cauayan and a scenic drive to Banaue to admire the iconic rice terraces. Delve into Banaue’s culture with a jeepney ride and experience traditional rice farming before heading to Sagada and Baguio City, known for their beautiful landscapes and vibrant markets. After returning to Manila, fly to Bohol for guided sightseeing to visit the Tarsier Foundation, the Chocolate Hills, and enjoy a relaxing Loboc River lunch cruise. Finally, travel to El Nido, Palawan, for stunning lagoon excursions and beach time, before concluding your adventure with leisure time in picturesque Boracay.
Avoid the classic tourist route to discover the tribal cultures and serene landscapes of South India. Guided by one of our much-loved Indian tour leaders, we head inland to explore forested hills, cruise tranquil backwaters, and tour fragrant coffee, tea and spice plantations. Also experience the best of India’s welcoming hospitality, feasting on delicious local dishes and staying in a range of Premium accommodations, including an unforgettable night on a houseboat.
Where the plains meet the Himalaya, India is at its most vivid and complex, manifested in a profusion of religions and landscapes. Join an expert local tour leader to experience it for yourself: ashrams, monasteries and gurdwaras, Amritsar’s famous Golden Temple, Tibetan culture and the Dalai Lama’s hometown of Dharamsala. Just as fascinating is watching daily life play out, meeting the friendly local people and, of course, eating the world-renowned cuisine.
Journey through Thailand's Cultural Treasures, starting in Bangkok and tracing the poignant history of the Thailand-Burma Railway in Kanchanaburi. Explore Ayutthaya's ancient ruins before venturing to Chiang Rai, stopping at the Sukhothai Historical Park along the way. Discover architectural marvels in Chiang Rai, including Wat Rong Khun and Wat Rong Suea Ten, and soak in the beauty of the Golden Triangle. In Chiang Mai, visit the renowned Wat Doi Suthep and explore the art of tea cultivation at Araksa Tea Garden. Conclude with a sustainable exploration of Chiang Mai, sampling traditional Khao Soi by the Ping River.
With the three cities of the Golden Triangle, Bengal tigers of Ranthambore and countless grand fortresses, the north is India at its most evocative. Led by an expert tour leader, we explore it in style: enjoying high tea in sight of the Taj Mahal, staying in the 15th-century Neemrana Fort-Palace and dining with a charming family. Add to that the everyday wonders – smiling locals, whizzing rickshaws and flavoursome curries – and you will see why North India is such a favourite with our groups.
Combine the best of South Korea and Japan. Starting in South Korea's vibrant capital of Seoul, visit the Demilitarized Zone and embrace the historic sights of Andong and Gyeonju. Then, fly to Japan where you'll embrace the modern metropolis of Tokyo, explore temples in Kyoto, bamboo forests in Kamakura, and see the breathtaking Mt Fuji.
Discover the major highlights and exhilarating attractions of one of the most magical and mysterious destinations on Earth on this tour of Bhutan! Begin your journey in Paro, where you will visit the local market and see the historic Dzong Fortress. Explore the Haa Valley before you depart for Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan. Here you will learn about traditional Thangka painting and visit Sangaygang for breathtaking views of the Thimpu Valley. Discover the Institute for Zorig Chosum where you will learn about traditional Thangka painting and visit the Folk Heritage Museum to learn about rural Bhutanese life. Continue your journey to Punakha and hike to Chimi Lhakhang, a breathtaking journey through rice paddies and the Yuwakha Village. Head to Jakar and visit the Wangduephodrang Dzong. In this fascinating city, you will hike through forests of pine, oak, and juniper trees to the Tharpaling Monastery and explore Jambay Lhakhang. Return to Punakha for a hike to Khamsum Yuelay Namgyal Chorten and uncover magnificent views of the valley. Next, continue your tour to Paro and visit the Taktshang Monastery or the "Tiger's Nest", a significant pilgrimage destination and sacred place, for your final destination on this tour of Bhutan.
Witness the incredible Perseids Meteor Shower from our desert camp at Wadi Rum, where you will spend a night star gazing at the Meteor Shower at its very best! Combine this amazing celestial event with Roman ruins, floating in the Dead Sea and exploring the ruins at the Rose City of Petra. All of this in eight totally amazing days!
The rolling steppe of Central Asia makes way to stark desert; across this vast landscape, nomadic ger camps are peppered, camels and goats are herded on horseback, fermented mare’s milk is the tipple of choice, dunes sing and the first intact dinosaur eggs were found. Genghis Khan went forth from here to conquer the biggest land empire in history and, to this day, Buddhist and Animist traditions mix. In July, all over the country, people unite to compete in wrestling, archery, horse racing and ankle-bone flicking during the Naadam Festival but traditions can be witnessed throughout the year. We travel through steppe, mountain and the Gobi Desert exploring the nature and culture of this fascinating, yet little known, country.
This itinerary is for departures starting in Ulaanbaatar on 9 July 2026. For a departure on 30 June 2026, click here for an alternative itinerary.