Mountain bike the famous Annapurna Circuit for a one-in-a-lifetime challenging and scenic ride! Looking for an incredible adventure and something beyond the same old trekking? We have designed this two-week mountain biking package in the Himalayas.
The Annapurna region earns its popularity from stunning mountain terrain, lush valleys, glaciers, lakes and overall incredible scenic beauty, along with a prominent culture and traditional lifestyle in this high alpine region. A biking tour is the best way to discover these hidden treasures and diverse landscapes of the Annapurna.
The trail starts right from Besisahar and follows river Marshyandi to its source, catching the enchanting mountain views of Mount Manasalu and Himal Chuli to the east. En route, cycle by mountain villages inhabited by a wide diversity of local people. Extending the breathtaking scenery to its side, the trail continues to the north of the main Himalayas range to the height and dry Tibetan plateau. Biking via the Thorang La pass, you will pierce from Manang—one rain shadow valley— into another valley --Mustang.
The trip includes a visit to Kathmandu and Pokhara, including a sightseeing trip in the Kathmandu Valley.
Explore the spiritual and cultural richness of Kathmandu Valley in a single day. Begin at Dakshinkali Temple, a sacred Hindu shrine dedicated to Goddess Kali, and witness traditional rituals. Continue to Pharping, a serene town revered by both Hindus and Buddhists, home to sacred sites such as Asura Cave (meditation site of Guru Rinpoche), Sheshnarayan Temple, the Self-Arising Ganesh Shrine, and the impressive 40-meter Guru Rinpoche statue overlooking the valley. Pharping perfectly blends spirituality, history, and Himalayan views.
The tour concludes in Kirtipur, an ancient Newari town where you can enjoy a traditional Newari lunch, walk through historic streets, visit temples like Bagh Bhairab and Uma Maheshwar, and experience local culture firsthand.
Experience India’s Golden Triangle and Nepal’s mountain peaks on this 19-day Premium adventure from Delhi to Kathmandu. Discover the ‘Pink City’ of Jaipur, witness the Mughal splendours of Delhi and Agra, savour the many flavours of Lucknow cuisine and soak up the ambience of holy Varanasi. Continue to Kathmandu, where you’ll visit a Tibetan community and search for big game in Chitwan National Park. Awash with highlights, from lavish palaces and vibrant bazaars to small villages in the foothills of snow-capped peaks, this is an eclectic adventure not to be missed.
Book this one-day, private, guided trip to enjoy great views of the Kathmandu Valley from the top of Chandragiri, a popular viewpoint that lies in the valley's southwestern corner. We will pick you up from your hotel in the morning and drive you to Thankot from where this natural landmark located seven kilometres away.
Take a cable car to the top of the hill (2,551 metres above sea level) to reach a viewpoint from where you can enjoy blissful views of the Himalayas and serene views of the chaotic city below. You can also go hiking in the nearby trails or lounge in the park if you want to.
Along with Chandragiri, this trip also includes visits to Swayambhunath, Pashupatinath and Boudhanath, the three famous world heritage sites that are also important Hindu and Buddhist pilgrimage centres in the valley. We will drop you off at your hotel after the tour is over.
There’s immersing yourself in the secretive kingdom of Bhutan, then there’s timing your visit to take in the extraordinary Black-Necked Crane Festival. This annual one-day celebration, held at Gangtey Monastery, marks the winter return of the birds with masked dances, drumming and food stalls. It’s colourful, joyous, and spiritual. Beyond the festival, you’ll discover the best of the kingdom: cliff-perched Buddhist monasteries, still-alive ancient traditions and pristine landscapes fiercely protected by local laws.
This itinerary is valid for the Black Crane Festival only. For alternative festival departures in Bhutan, please have a look at Paro Festival, Thimphu Festival or Trongsa Festival.
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