The Yak festival is one of the most important festivals in Mongolia. Yak is considered the most productive animal as its milk and meat is nutritious, fur is warm and it can carry huge loads on its back. Mongolians use the yak for moving and fetching water. The programs in the yak festival are fascinating to see; yak polo, yak race, rodeos, and beauty contest. As always, Mongolians put their best traditional clothes on to come and participate in this festival. There are many surprises and entertaining activities, thus it has become a favorite local event. In addition to the fascinating yak festival, you will explore Ugii lake, and the Tuvkhun temple and relax in the hot springs of Tsenkher.

Exploring the mysterious nation of Myanmar (also known as Burma) often feels like setting foot on a foreign, untouched planet. With another few travelers contend with, the natural and man-made wonders of this under-explored part of Southeast Asia often feel like they’ve been placed here just for you. And what wonders they are: Inle lake’s unique floating gardens, the staggering imperial ruins of ancient Bagan, the incomparable palaces of Mandalay, and enveloping forests throughout. Unknown pleasures await- come find them.

Self-guided tour beginning in Tokyo, via central Japan and the scenic Kiso valley, and ending in Kyoto This active 9-day itinerary takes you on a memorable journey through central Japan’s history and culture, from ultra-modern Tokyo to the historic imperial capital of Kyoto. In between, you’ll visit the famous gardens of Kanazawa, cycle through traditional thatched villages of the Hida region, walk portions of the ancient Nakasendo trail, and explore the preserved post towns of the Kiso Valley.

China really does have it all- tranquil countryside full natural scenery and hiking trails, supercities boasting incredible, and historic, artistic and cultural discoveries to make at every turn. Get acquainted with this country’s complexity and contrasts with this fascinating lonely planet experience that will have you walking the Great Wall, trekking through the Longji rice terraces, idling the hours away in serene Hongcun, drifting along the Li River and living it up in Hong Kong. Jam-packed with color and culture, China will astonish you with the levels of diversity throughout the country.

Mount Kailash is said to be the mythical mount menu, the center of the universe. It is revered in both Hindu and Buddhist legends, while its location, close to the sources of the four main rivers that flow across the Indian sub-continent, contributes to its mystique. Our adventure includes a weeklong journey from Lhasa across the vast Tibetan plateau. We plan to reach mount Kailash at the time of the Saga Dawa festival when many thousands of pilgrims from throughout Tibet gather to pay homage to the mountain. After the celebrations, we will undertake a three-day trek or Kora, around mount Kailash, with inspiring views of one of the world’s most iconic mountains, before the drive back to Lhasa and on to Kathmandu.