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Bhutan is a unique country nestled between the Himalayas. With pristine landscape and unspoiled culture, a journey across the Himalayan kingdom is a truly remarkable experience.
Bhutan has been successful in preserving its deeply rooted Buddhist traditions while slowly embracing modernity. The kingdom is also exemplary in its environmental protection with swaths of the country’s pristine forest preserved as national parks and reserves.
On this guided tour, arrive in Paro, a picturesque valley dotted with farmhouses and crossed by the turquoise colored Pachu River. Then drive to Thimphu, the capital city, to explore the city’s numerous cultural landmarks. Head to Punakha where you will hike through villages and visit farmhouses.
End the trip with a vigorous hike to the famous Tiger’s Nest Monastery and a nice traditional hot stone bath in a farmhouse afterwards. A fantastic conclusion to your stay in Bhutan.
Step into the mystical heart of the Himalayas on the Short Annapurna Base Camp trek—an adventure crafted especially for young adults and seasoned explorers eager to experience Nepal’s most iconic landscapes in a condensed timeframe. Spanning the vast Annapurna Conservation Area, this tour package blends spectacular mountain vistas with an authentic slice of Nepali hill life.
Your journey begins with a scenic drive from Pokhara to Nayapul, launching you into a world of blooming rhododendrons, terraced farmland, and welcoming villages like Ghandruk and Sinuwa. The trek leads you through lush forests and beside mighty glaciers, culminating at the legendary Annapurna Base Camp—nestled against the dramatic backdrop of Annapurna South and Mt. Fishtail.
A unique highlight awaits at Jhinu hot spring, where trekkers can soak weary muscles in natural thermal pools before returning to Pokhara. The trail is renowned for its accessibility, making it a favorite for those comfortable with daily walks but seeking profound mountain immersion without technical challenges.
The unique selling point of this trip is its seamless blend of breathtaking scenery, vibrant local culture, and manageable trekking days—perfect for those wanting a taste of Himalayan adventure without the commitment of a longer expedition.
Step off the beaten path and into the wilds of Nepal with the "14 Days Makalu Base Camp Trekking" tour. Designed for adventurous young adults and seniors alike, this expedition takes you to the foot of Makalu—the world’s fifth-highest peak—along a less-traveled trail that promises both challenge and reward.
Traverse lush forests, mountain hamlets, and meadows dotted with waterfalls, all while soaking up panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, and Chamlang. Encounters with authentic mountain culture and the chance to spot rare wildlife, like the elusive red panda, add depth to your journey.
What sets this trek apart is its blend of solitude, culture, and high-altitude adventure—offering a unique, immersive experience for those willing to push their limits in pursuit of Nepal’s hidden wonders.
The Langtang Helambu Trek is a captivating journey through one of Nepal’s less-traveled yet most culturally vibrant regions, tailored for seniors seeking a meaningful trekking experience. Starting at Syabrubashi, this adventure meanders through the lush trails of Langtang National Park, past the sacred waters of Gosainkunda and into the heart of Helambu Valley’s Tamang villages. Along the way, trekkers are treated to stunning Himalayan panoramas and authentic glimpses of Tibetan-influenced culture, a rare blend found close to the Tibetan border. The trek balances moderate hiking with ample cultural immersion, making it approachable and rewarding for older travelers who value both comfort and connection. The real highlight: the unique opportunity to experience untouched valleys and vibrant local traditions on a guided trek that includes accommodations, meals, and seamless transport from Kathmandu.
For trekkers craving both adventure and iconic Himalayan vistas, the "15 Days Gokyo-Chola Pass to Everest Base Camp Trekking" trip is a top pick. Designed for young adults and seniors who relish a challenge, this journey covers the famed Everest Base Camp, Kala Patthar, and the pristine Gokyo Lakes.
Begin in Lukla and trek up to six hours daily, with time for acclimatization and exploration of Sherpa villages, monasteries, and waterfalls. Reach vantage points for breathtaking views of Everest, Lhotse, and Nuptse. The tour’s unique appeal lies in its comprehensive route, combining classic base camp highlights with the serene beauty of Gokyo—a must for anyone seeking the ultimate Everest trekking experience.
Venture deep into Nepal’s Khumbu region with the Gokyo Lake trek, a spectacular journey that promises some of the most unforgettable views in the Himalayas. This adventure begins with an exhilarating flight to Lukla, setting the tone for a trek brimming with natural wonders and cultural richness. As you ascend through tranquil Sherpa villages and past ancient Buddhist monasteries, you’ll be captivated by the surrounding snow-capped peaks and the serene beauty of traditional mountain life.
The heart of this trekking tour is the shimmering Gokyo Lakes, the highest freshwater lake system on earth, nestled beneath the imposing Ngozumpa Glacier—one of the world’s largest. The ascent culminates at Gokyo Ri (5,360m), where sweeping vistas reveal a panorama of towering giants: Cho Oyu, Everest, Lhotse, Lhotse Shar, and Makalu, each an ‘eight-thousander’ that inspires awe and reverence. The dramatic ice point between Cho Oyu and Gyachung Kang stands out as a visual highlight, etching itself into memory.
Designed for those seeking a rewarding challenge, this trek delivers not only world-renowned mountain scenery but also immersion in Sherpa culture and Buddhist heritage. Celebrate your achievements as you reach elevations above 5,000 meters, taking time to appreciate the peaceful, unspoiled settings and the warm hospitality of local communities.
The unique selling point of the Gokyo Lake trek is its unparalleled access to pristine high-altitude lakes and breathtaking Himalayan panoramas—less crowded than the Everest Base Camp route, yet every bit as rewarding. For adventurers yearning for extraordinary landscapes and a sense of accomplishment, this trip offers a truly memorable Himalayan experience.
Step into a spiritual and scenic world on the "Helambu Culture Trek," one of the Langtang region’s most beloved trekking routes. This journey offers travelers a blend of cultural richness and natural beauty, winding through forests of blooming rhododendrons—the national flower of Nepal—and past ancient chortens, stupas, and Buddhist monasteries. Trekkers explore prime villages like Kyanjin Gompa and Tarke Gyang, with the highlight being panoramic Himalayan views from high points such as Kyanjin Gompa at 3,850 meters. The region’s deep-rooted Buddhist traditions, including a strict respect for animal life, set it apart from other trekking areas. Along the way, you may catch glimpses of rare wildlife like the red panda, as well as a variety of birds and butterflies. Ideal for those who value cultural immersion as much as breathtaking vistas, this tour’s standout feature is its authentic encounter with Helambu’s spiritual heritage and pristine nature.
Challenge yourself while experiencing the best the Annapurna Region of Nepal has to offer on this 12-day Annapurna Base Camp trek. This is one of the most popular trekking routes in the world, and for good reason!
The trek begins from Pokhara with a short drive to Nayapul village. The route ascends a river valley that gradually narrows before opening up into an amphitheater of mountains. Trek though beautiful Gurung and Gorkha villages, rice paddy fields in the lower section, and rhododendron forests with stunning views of the Himalayas. Reach 4200-meter altitude at Annapurna Base Camp. The spot is surrounded by 360 degree views of Himalayas. After staying the night and snapping many photos, we return back and stop at a natural hot spring where you can enjoy a hot bath!
Start your day with a calm canoe ride on the Rapti River. You might see many birds and two special crocodiles—the Marsh Mugger and the fish-eating Gharial—resting by the water. After the ride, enjoy a guided walk through the jungle. You’ll learn about useful plants, see butterflies, and maybe spot some shy animals hiding in the trees. On the way back, you can watch—or even help—wash elephants in the river.
After lunch and some rest, embark on an exciting jeep safari in Chitwan National Park. Look out for the one-horned rhinoceros, various deer, wild boars, monkeys, leopards, sloth bears, and, if you’re lucky, the Royal Bengal Tiger.
In the evening, enjoy a Tharu dance show, a fun way to learn about the local people and their culture.
Experience the mysterious charm of Bhutan on the "Western and Central Bhutan Tour," an eight-day exploration crafted for experienced travelers who value authenticity. Begin in Thimphu, Bhutan’s bustling capital, before journeying to the majestic Punakha Dzong and the sacred valley of Bumthang, home to centuries-old monasteries. Discover the scenic Gangtey Valley, famed for its endangered black-necked cranes, and finish with a breathtaking hike to Paro’s Tiger’s Nest Monastery. This tour stands out for its in-depth access to both well-known and hidden sites, offering rare cultural encounters and a deep dive into Bhutan’s unique traditions and natural beauty.
