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Kathmandu, Nepal
Paro, Bhutan
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Explore the sights in old Kathmandu and Bhaktapur.
Learn to make Nepalese momos from a group of local women.
Search for tigers in Chitwan National Park.
Marvel at the mountain landscapes.
Visit various dzongs and Buddhist gompas
Nepal and Bhutan are some of the most undiscovered places on Earth, but this two-week adventure will reveal their magic before the rest of the world catches on. You’ll take part in traditions of small Nepalese communities, experience the wildlife and rich biodiversity of Chitwan National Park, and feel Bhutan’s spiritual nature in storied Buddhist temples. This adventure might be big, but the journey won’t ever feel rushed, meaning you’ll have plenty of time to meet local people and embrace their way of life.
Beauty, history, camaraderie, magic, mystical experience
Phenomenal experience - would highly recommend; a mesmerising and reenergising trip. Culturally rich, eye opening and breath taking moments.
As usual, G Adventures came through with a varied, informative tour. As a solo traveler, I appreciate the care and communication provided by the CEOs.
I chose G adventures because I wanted to see a part of the world that was a bit different. I usually travel solo but these destinations had a more detailed logistics and I thought it would be better to have someone take care of these details - especially for Bhutan. I had heard of G adventures from fellow travelers and had heard good things. I was very pleased with my guides and what I got to see.
The trip was a great mix of nature, culture, history and religion. The trip was extra large (18) atypical for G Adventure despite the published 16 head count limit.