Tibet Adventure
Summary
This journey moves through three distinct geographies in a single, coherent arc. It begins in Beijing, where two days allow considered time at the Forbidden City, the Mutianyu section of the Great Wall, and the residential lanes of the old Hutong quarters. From Beijing, the route shifts entirely: a 41-hour train journey across northern China and up onto the Tibetan Plateau delivers you to Lhasa by soft sleeper, the landscape changing hour by hour outside the window. Four days in Lhasa give space to visit the Jokhang Temple, Sera Monastery, and the Potala Palace without haste. The journey then continues west along the Friendship Highway, crossing high passes above 5,000 metres, skirting Yamdrok Lake, and reaching Rongbuk Monastery beneath Mount Everest before descending through Kyirong and across the border into Nepal. The route concludes in Kathmandu after a long drive through the Himalayan foothills. Fourteen nights connect these places in sequence, with the train journey itself forming the physical and psychological centre of the experience.
Highlights
- Riding the world's highest railway across the Changtang Plateau, watching snow-covered peaks and glacial lakes pass at altitude through the train window
- Standing on the Khamba-la Pass at 4,750 metres as Yamdrok Lake appears below in full turquoise relief
- A close approach to Rongbuk Monastery at 5,000 metres, with the north face of Mount Everest framing the upper valley
- Following the pilgrim circuit around Barkhor Street in Lhasa, moving clockwise with the steady current of devotees circling the Jokhang Temple
- Witnessing the philosophical debate sessions among monks at Sera Monastery in the late afternoon light
- Crossing from Tibet into Nepal at Kyirong-Rasuwa, one of the more remote active border crossings in Asia
What is included in this tour?
Items that are included in the cost of tour price.- 11 nights' hotel & 1 night's guesthouse accommodation based on twin share
- Local English speaking guide service in each city
- Private/Public transportation in each city as specified
- Sightseeing tours with entrance fee as specified
- Overnighty soft-sleeper train Beijing-Lhasa (2 nights)
- 12 breakfasts, 2 lunches and 2 dinners
- Tibet permit
What is not included in this tour?
Items that are not included in the cost of tour price.- International airfare
- China visa
- Kathmandu visa
Day by day Itinerary
Day 1
Beijing: Arrival and First EveningYou arrive in Beijing and meet your guide at 6 pm in the hotel lobby for a brief orientation covering the structure of the journey ahead, including the transition points where local guides will take over in each city. The evening begins with a short walk through the streets immediately surrounding the hotel to establish your bearings. Dinner this first night is at a restaurant serving Peking duck, a preparation particular to Beijing in which the bird is roasted over fruitwood and presented in stages at the table. You are staying two nights at the Chongwenmen Hotel or a property of equivalent standing.
Day 2
Beijing: Mutianyu and the Evening AcrobaticsThe drive to Mutianyu takes roughly two hours from central Beijing. This section of the Great Wall is among the better-preserved stretches, with enough of its original structure intact to give a clear sense of the scale of construction across such terrain. The wall here follows a ridge line that required workers to carry material up steep gradients without roads. A picnic lunch is taken on the wall itself. You return to Beijing in the afternoon, and the evening is given over to an acrobatics performance, a form that has been practised and refined in China for more than two thousand years and remains technically demanding at the professional level. You continue at the Chongwenmen Hotel or similar.
Day 3
Beijing: Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City, Hutongs, and the Night TrainThis is a full day on foot and by subway. Tiananmen Square, one of the largest public squares in the world, holds the Monument to the People's Heroes and the Great Hall of the People along its edges. From the square you enter the Forbidden City directly through the Meridian Gate. Built between 1406 and 1420, the complex served as the ceremonial and administrative centre of Chinese imperial government for more than five centuries. UNESCO lists it as the most extensive collection of preserved ancient wooden structures in the world; the site was inscribed as a World Heritage property in 1987. After the Forbidden City, the afternoon moves into the Hutong, the narrow lanes formed by the walls of traditional courtyard compounds. These alleys represent a residential geography that has largely disappeared from modern Chinese cities and offer a different texture from the ceremonial scale of the morning. In the evening you transfer to the railway station to board the overnight train to Lhasa. The journey takes approximately 41 hours in total. Tonight the train moves west across the north of China, passing through Taiyuan. You sleep in a soft sleeper berth.
Day 4
Train: Across Northern China toward the PlateauThe train follows a route that passes through Lanzhou, historically a junction point for Silk Road traffic and the meeting place of routes leading toward both the Tibetan plateau and Central Asia. Beyond Lanzhou the train reaches Xining, where the Qinghai-Tibet railway begins. As the second night approaches, the altitude begins to rise noticeably and the landscape outside the window becomes more severe: dark cliffs carrying patches of snow, mountain ridges outlined in moonlight, and a sense of increasing remoteness from any settled geography. The train continues through the night. You remain on the soft sleeper.
Day 5
Train to Lhasa: Crossing the Changtang PlateauBy morning the train is well inside Tibet, moving across the Changtang Plateau on the world's highest operational railway line. The passes on this section may carry snow at any time of year. In summer the plateau lakes sit within wide grasslands that support significant bird populations. The visual scale is consistent and unhurried. On arrival at Lhasa station, located on the outskirts of the city, you are welcomed with a white katak, the traditional prayer scarf offered as a gesture of respect and arrival. The remainder of the day allows for rest and acclimatisation, which is necessary at this altitude. You check in to the Thangka Hotel or a property of comparable standard, where you stay for four nights.
Day 6
Lhasa: Jokhang Temple, Barkhor Street, and Sera MonasteryThe Jokhang Temple is the spiritual centre of Tibetan Buddhism and the most actively visited sacred site in the city. Pilgrims arrive continuously from across the Tibetan world, many having walked for weeks or months. The temple was constructed, according to tradition, over a lake after earlier monastery sites failed to hold their foundations. At its centre stands a large golden Buddha of particular religious significance. After time inside the temple, you join the pilgrims on the Barkhor, the circular street that rings the Jokhang and functions as a sacred circumambulation route. Movement here is clockwise, following Tibetan Buddhist practice. In the late afternoon you visit Sera Monastery, one of the great monastic universities of Tibet. On days other than Sunday, the monks conduct philosophical debate sessions in the courtyard: a structured, animated exchange in which points of doctrine are argued through gesture and call-and-response, a practice that has continued here for centuries.
Day 7
Lhasa: Potala PalaceThe Potala Palace stands 130 metres above the city on Marpo Ri hill. It was for centuries the seat of Tibetan government and the winter residence of successive Dalai Lamas. The structure divides into two wings: the White Palace, which contained administrative and residential functions, and the Red Palace, which holds chapels, shrines, and the funerary stupas of former Dalai Lamas. Visits proceed with a guide, which shapes the pace but does not reduce the experience of moving through rooms of this architectural and historical weight. The afternoon is free for independent exploration of the city.
Day 8
Lhasa: Free DayThis day is unscheduled and can be used for rest, independent walking, or one of two optional monastery visits arranged through your guide. Ganden Monastery, founded in the early fifteenth century by Tsongkhapa, the founder of the Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism, sits above the Kyichu River valley. The kora circuit around the monastery is considered among the more rewarding walks in the Lhasa area. Drepung Monastery, on the western outskirts of the city at the foot of a hill range, was at its height home to more than ten thousand monks and remains one of the most significant Buddhist monastic institutions in Tibet. Both options are available through your tour leader; neither is obligatory.
Day 9
Lhasa to Gyantse: High Passes, Yamdrok Lake, and the DzongThe drive to Gyantse passes over two high passes with stops along the way. From the Khamba-la at 4,750 metres the view down to Yamdrok Tso opens without gradual approach: the lake sits in the valley below in a particular shade of turquoise that shifts with the light and time of day. The road descends to follow the lake's shore before climbing again to the Karo-la at 5,045 metres, where the Nojin Gangzang glacier is close enough to the road that its texture and scale are clearly visible. On arrival in Gyantse, a walk to the Dzong, the old Tibetan fort that dominates the town, gives views across the rooftops and surrounding countryside. You stay one night at the Gyantse Hotel or similar.
Day 10
Gyantse to Shigatse: Pelkhor Choede Monastery and TashilumpoThe morning is spent at Pelkhor Choede Monastery, founded in the fifteenth century by the king of Gyantse. The monastery is unusual in that it does not belong to a single tradition of Tibetan Buddhism; several schools were represented here simultaneously, which was uncommon. Within its walls stands the Gyantse Kumbum, an eight-storey structure containing a dense series of small chapels, each filled with Buddhist images covering a wide iconographic range. The drive to Shigatse, Tibet's second-largest city, passes through small villages along an agricultural valley. At Tashilumpo Monastery, the traditional seat of the Panchen Lamas, you tour a complex of buildings each carrying distinct decorative schemes and religious imagery. After the guided section, there is the option to walk the kora around the monastery or visit the local market independently. You stay one night at the Tashi Choe Ta Hotel or similar.
Day 11
Shigatse to Lhatse via SakyaThe three-hour drive west to Sakya passes across open plateau terrain. Sakya Monastery is the main seat of the Sakya school of Tibetan Buddhism, one of the four principal schools, and its archive holds more than 40,000 texts, including thousands of volumes of Buddhist scripture. A single continuous bookshelf within the complex is said to hold approximately 10,000 ancient manuscripts. The collection has earned Sakya the informal designation of the second Dunhuang, referencing the famous repository of manuscripts discovered in the cave complex at Dunhuang in Gansu province. After a guided tour of the monastery there is the option of a short walk and a visit to a nunnery associated with the complex, one of the few on this route. The afternoon drive continues to Lhatse, a small town where you spend the night at the Vienna Hotel Lhatse or similar.
Day 12
Lhatse to Rongbuk: The Friendship Highway and EverestThe route follows the Friendship Highway west via Shegar before turning south and beginning a long climb into the Himalaya. The road gains altitude steadily as the peaks ahead grow in definition. Rongbuk Monastery, sitting at approximately 5,000 metres, is considered the highest monastery in the world. It was first established in 1902 by a Nyingma lama and once housed more than 500 monks; today around 50 monks and nuns maintain the site, sharing a prayer hall while living in separate quarters. From the monastery the view extends directly up the Rongbuk valley to Everest Base Camp and beyond to the north face of Qomolangma, which stands at 8,849 metres. The nuns here are accustomed to visitors and welcome participation in evening prayers. You stay one night at the Rongbuk guesthouse.
Day 13
Rongbuk to Kyirong: Paiku Lake and ShishapangmaThe sunrise over the Himalayan ridgeline from Rongbuk is worth the early hour. The day then involves a long drive of approximately 350 kilometres, but the route holds sustained interest. The road crosses open grassland around Paiku Lake, where the eight-thousander Shishapangma, at 8,013 metres the fourteenth-highest mountain in the world, is visible from the plateau. The road then descends into the Kyirong valley, a more enclosed and vegetated landscape, where you spend the final night on the Chinese side of the border. Accommodation is at the Kerung Hotel or similar.
Day 14
Kyirong to Kathmandu via the BorderThe morning begins with the border crossing from China into Nepal at Kyirong-Rasuwa. Border procedures here can be slow, particularly on the Nepali side, and the timing of the crossing is subject to conditions on the day. Once through, the drive to Kathmandu is long and the road quality is variable for much of the route. On arrival in Kathmandu a walking tour with your local guide covers Durbar Square, the historic plaza adjacent to the old Royal Palace, where the Newari architectural tradition is most fully expressed in its tiered temples and carved woodwork. You stay one night at the Mulberry Hotel or similar.
Day 15
Kathmandu: DepartureNo activities are scheduled for the final morning. You may depart the accommodation at a time that suits your onward arrangements.
The greatest Snowman Trek in Bhutan
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30 days 29 nights"To have wonderful memories is an asset to be invested in one's life as life itself is a matter of time." For those seeking great adventure in the snowy mountains of the north then this famous Snowman Trek is made for you! Considered as one of the most difficult but also the most rewarding trekking trails on earth, this 30 days journey follows the spine of the Himalayas between Bhutan and Tibet, from Paro in the west to Trongsa in the east and it offers you both beauty, variety and wilderness. From these unexplored mountain trails, serene alpine villages to the crystal clear lakes, from the 11 splendid passes over 4500 metres to the spectacular cliff-face Taktsang 'Tiger's Nest' Monastery and one of the remotest inhabited valleys on the planet, Kingdom of Lunana, Bhutan is inarguably the perfect place to be for a trekking enthusiast!
15-Day Trek to the Everest Base Camp
15 15 days 14 nightsThe fascinating views of the Himalayas will stay with you for all of time. You'll start at the Kathmandu valleys before making your way to Phakding Lukla. The adventure begins by crossing over the Tharo Kosi river via a suspension bridge. Already, the breathtaking Kusum Kanguru peak will show itself. Expect to see gorgeous ridges painted with mani stones before crossing the Dudh Kosi River on to Phakding. From here, quaint villages interspersed between incredible forestry greet you regularly. The Kyashar Kholar river follows. It leads you to Monjo and then the Sagarmatha National Park. Soon, you'll arrive at the Namche Bazaar, a trading center.
19-Day Trek to Gokya-Ri and the Everest Base Camp
19 19 days 18 nightsWitness breathtaking sites of Mount Everest and its neighboring peaks as you take this weeks-long trek. You'll begin in the Gundu valley before heading to Lukla by air and then to Chablung. Cross the Tharo Kosi river via a locally designed suspension bridge — one of many you'll pass over. From here you'll see the Kusum Kanguru peak. See the first of a few mani-stone painted ridges as you had to Phakding. Walk along the Dudh Kosi river on your way to Namche Bazaar, a trading center. You'll several villages separated by various forestry before arriving. Cross again at the Kyashar Khola river as you head to Monjo and then the Sagarmatha National Park. To acclimatize, you'll hike to the gorgeous villages of Thame, Phurte, Thamo, and Somde to reach Thami. Mounts Teng Kang Poche and Kwangde can be seen from here. On to Dole, you'll also see Khumbila and Tawache. You'll next head to Macchermo, and then Pangku, which is home to a large cave. Lake Longponga and Taujun both lie ahead of Gokyo, the home of stone houses and walled pastures. As you move on to the Cho La pass, you'll trek up to Kala Patter and, finally, the Everest Base Camp.
Trek to Mount Everest and Stay in Luxury Lodges
6 6 days 5 nightsWitness a once-in-a-life panoramic view of Mount Everest and several surrounding mountains as you explore this white Himalayan paradise. Take in the culture and lifestyle of the locals while you're at it. This journey begins with an easy trek to the village of Monjo where you'll sleep at the Summit Lodge. The challenge continues with an ascent to the gorgeous Namche Bazaar. Walk along the Dudh Kosi, AKA, the River of Milk, crossing several suspension bridges and trudging through rhododendron, magnolia, and fir forests. You'll eventually arrive at the Everest Base Camp. Here, the peaks of Mount Everest and Ama Dablam come into sight. You'll head on to Tashinga before making your way up the challenging trail. Along the way, you'll visit the Tengboche monastery — the most important in the Sherpa region. Descend the next day and branch off into the Khumjung village, the education center. Soon enough, you'll reach an incredible lodge in Mende.
15-Day Trek from Renjo La to Gokyo
15 15 days 14 nightsSee incredible views of Mount Everest and the Gokyo-Ri. You’ll first warm up with a tour through the Gundu Valley. From Luka to Chablung, you’ll cross over the Tharo Kosi river via a suspension bridge. Here, the peak of the Kusum Kanguru comes into sight. Closer to you is an intriguing ridge painted with mani stones. Trek on to Phakding and then the valley of the Dudh Kosi river. Pass through other-worldly villages interspersed with amazing forests. After crossing the Kyashar Khola river, you’ll reach Monjo and then the Sagarmatha National Park. Another suspension bridge takes you to Jorsale and then the trading center Namche Bazaar. Your next stop is Phortse Thanga. More forest floor takes you to Dole and then Macchermo. You’ll finally arrive at Gokyo and see Cho Oyu, Everest, Gyanchung Kang, Lothse, Makalu, Cholatse, and Tawache. Then, you’ll cross the Renjo La Pass and go to the Nangaml valley before making your descent.
15-Day Trek through Gokyo-Ri to Mount Everest
15 15 days 14 nightsGet to see incredible close-up views of Mount Everest as you travel down valleys, crossing rivers over tall, local-style suspension bridges. Incredible views of Teng Kang Poche and Kangde are your next delight. Climb to Khumjung then on to Dudh Kosi. Then you go from Tongba to Dole where we will see the Khumbila and Tawachee peaks. Another day will bring you to the Nilibuk cave and the Longponga lake. Then reach Gokyo, which provides breathtaking views of Cho Oyu, Gyanchung Kang, Everest, Lothse, Makalu, Cholatse, and Tawachee.
11-Day Trek for Panoramic Views of Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam
11 11 days 10 nightsWitness breathtaking views of Mount Everest and its Himalayan neighbors as you hike through this scenic route. You’ll go from Kathmandu, the home to sacred temples and shrines. On to Lukla, cross the Tharo Kosi river to see the peak of the Kusum Kanguru. Walk past some painted mani stones to reach Phakding. You’ll next follow the valley of the Dudh Kosi river, then climb a steep ridge to Benkar. Continuing on, take in scenic views of several villages interspersed with forests of rhododendron, magnolia, and giant firs. Cross the Kyashar Khola river as you head to Monjo and the Sagarmatha National Park. Your next stop will be the trading centre of Namche Bazaar. Then go to the Khumjung village, where you’ll get an incredible view of Mount Everest. The descent from here will take you through Chomoa, where an agriculture project lies.
12-Day Trek to the Ama Dablam Base Camp
12 12 days 11 nightsYou’ll see breathtaking views of Ama Dablam and the Lothse peak on this challenging but rewarding trek up to the Ama Dablam base camp. Your first stop is at either the Bhaktapur or Kathmandu Valley. Pass several villages interspersed with magnolia, rhododendron, and fir forests before crossing another river, the Kyashar Khola. The Sagarmatha National Park awaits. A local-style suspension bridge takes you across the Dhud Kosi again. Eventually, you’ll arrive at trading centre Namche Bazaar. Visiting the surrounding villages will help you acclimatize for the trek ahead. On to the Tengboche monastery, witness incredible views of Everest and Ama Dablam, then later of Kwangde, Tawachee, Nuptse, Lhotse, Kantega, and Thamserku. A day later you’ll reach the Ama Dalam Base, where you’ll also see the Island Peak, as well as the south face of Lothse, and the Ama Dablam.
Trek from Kathmandu to the Nagarkot Mountain Resort
6 6 days 5 nightsSee gorgeous views of the Himalayas as you explore surrounding mountains and visit a resort. You’ll go from the Kathmandu valley to the Kakani village. Here, you’ll explore the rhododendron and oak forests. Already, you’ll be greeted with incredible views of the Dhaulagiri, the Annapurna range, and everything up to the Ganesha Himal. After camping at High Hill, you’ll walk up to Shivapuri. Abundant wildlife and a variety of birds are prevalent here. You’ll also see the watershed which provides for the Kathmandu valley. This over 500-year old town is home to the Newar people, who will give you a taste of their unique artistry as you walk among beautifully-carved houses, statues, temples.
20-Day Trek to Everest Base Camp through the Three Passes
20 20 days 19 nightsGet up close and personal with the tallest peaks of the Himalayas you walk through three of Nepal’s highest passes — the Kongma La, Cho La, and the Renjo La. You’ll start at The Kathmandu valley is home to tons of monasteries and sanctuaries, and make your way across the Tharo Kosi River. A variety of forests including rhododendron, magnolia, and fir await. Several Sherpa villages will greet you as you pass through valleys, and visit the Sagarmatha National Park. The Everest Base Camp is an important stop on the trek. There’s a stop at Namche Bazaar. In addition to the three major passes, you’ll see the longest glacier in the region — the Ngozumpa glacier. More importantly, though, you’ll find your courage as you make your way to some of the tallest locations of what many rightly call a once-in-a-lifetime journey that you will never forget.
The greatest Snowman Trek in Bhutan
30 30 days 29 nights"To have wonderful memories is an asset to be invested in one's life as life itself is a matter of time." For those seeking great adventure in the snowy mountains of the north then this famous Snowman Trek is made for you! Considered as one of the most difficult but also the most rewarding trekking trails on earth, this 30 days journey follows the spine of the Himalayas between Bhutan and Tibet, from Paro in the west to Trongsa in the east and it offers you both beauty, variety and wilderness. From these unexplored mountain trails, serene alpine villages to the crystal clear lakes, from the 11 splendid passes over 4500 metres to the spectacular cliff-face Taktsang 'Tiger's Nest' Monastery and one of the remotest inhabited valleys on the planet, Kingdom of Lunana, Bhutan is inarguably the perfect place to be for a trekking enthusiast!
A Taste of Tibet
7 7 days 6 nightsTravel to the Potala Palace, the seat of the Dalai Lama, on this fulfilling journey through Tibet. Exploration of the palace is open to the public. Tremendous views are also at your fingertips. You’ll even witness some animated monks holding traditional debates in the courtyard.
A Taste of Tibet
7 7 DAYS
Fairly EasyThis seven-day journey moves between two distinct worlds separated by a single mountain range. Kathmandu provides an introduction to the Buddhist and Hindu traditions that shape this part of Asia, with time spent among the ancient temples and courtyards of the UNESCO-listed Bhaktapur district. A morning flight then crosses the Himalayas to Lhasa, where the landscape shifts and the altitude begins to register. Over three days in Tibet, the itinerary covers the principal sites of the capital at a considered pace: Drepung Monastery, the largest in the country; Norbulingka, the Dalai Lama's traditional summer residence; the Potala Palace, elevated above the city on its rocky base; and Sera Monastery, where the courtyard debates of resident monks remain one of the more arresting scenes in Tibetan monastic life. A Tibetan guide accompanies the group throughout the time in Lhasa. The return crosses the Himalayas again before a final night in Kathmandu.
7 Days Lhasa to Kathmandu Overland Small Group Tour
7 7 DAYS Fairly EasyThis seven-day overland journey traces the Sino-Nepal Highway from Lhasa southwest through the high Tibetan plateau, passing the monastery cities of Gyantse and Shigatse before ascending to Everest Base Camp at 5,200 metres and descending to the Gyirong border crossing into Nepal. The route moves through some of the most consequential religious and geographic terrain in Asia. Lhasa provides three days for acclimatisation and measured engagement with its principal monuments. The road west then unfolds across high passes, glacial lakes, and open barley country before the Himalayan panorama comes fully into view near Gawula Pass. The journey ends not at a destination but at a threshold, with Kathmandu waiting on the far side of the border.
Tibet Adventure
15 15 DAYS Fairly EasyThis journey moves through three distinct geographies in a single, coherent arc. It begins in Beijing, where two days allow considered time at the Forbidden City, the Mutianyu section of the Great Wall, and the residential lanes of the old Hutong quarters. From Beijing, the route shifts entirely: a 41-hour train journey across northern China and up onto the Tibetan Plateau delivers you to Lhasa by soft sleeper, the landscape changing hour by hour outside the window. Four days in Lhasa give space to visit the Jokhang Temple, Sera Monastery, and the Potala Palace without haste. The journey then continues west along the Friendship Highway, crossing high passes above 5,000 metres, skirting Yamdrok Lake, and reaching Rongbuk Monastery beneath Mount Everest before descending through Kyirong and across the border into Nepal. The route concludes in Kathmandu after a long drive through the Himalayan foothills. Fourteen nights connect these places in sequence, with the train journey itself forming the physical and psychological centre of the experience.
The greatest Snowman Trek in Bhutan
30 30 days 29 nights"To have wonderful memories is an asset to be invested in one's life as life itself is a matter of time." For those seeking great adventure in the snowy mountains of the north then this famous Snowman Trek is made for you! Considered as one of the most difficult but also the most rewarding trekking trails on earth, this 30 days journey follows the spine of the Himalayas between Bhutan and Tibet, from Paro in the west to Trongsa in the east and it offers you both beauty, variety and wilderness. From these unexplored mountain trails, serene alpine villages to the crystal clear lakes, from the 11 splendid passes over 4500 metres to the spectacular cliff-face Taktsang 'Tiger's Nest' Monastery and one of the remotest inhabited valleys on the planet, Kingdom of Lunana, Bhutan is inarguably the perfect place to be for a trekking enthusiast!
15-Day Trek to the Everest Base Camp
15 15 days 14 nightsThe fascinating views of the Himalayas will stay with you for all of time. You'll start at the Kathmandu valleys before making your way to Phakding Lukla. The adventure begins by crossing over the Tharo Kosi river via a suspension bridge. Already, the breathtaking Kusum Kanguru peak will show itself. Expect to see gorgeous ridges painted with mani stones before crossing the Dudh Kosi River on to Phakding. From here, quaint villages interspersed between incredible forestry greet you regularly. The Kyashar Kholar river follows. It leads you to Monjo and then the Sagarmatha National Park. Soon, you'll arrive at the Namche Bazaar, a trading center.
19-Day Trek to Gokya-Ri and the Everest Base Camp
19 19 days 18 nightsWitness breathtaking sites of Mount Everest and its neighboring peaks as you take this weeks-long trek. You'll begin in the Gundu valley before heading to Lukla by air and then to Chablung. Cross the Tharo Kosi river via a locally designed suspension bridge — one of many you'll pass over. From here you'll see the Kusum Kanguru peak. See the first of a few mani-stone painted ridges as you had to Phakding. Walk along the Dudh Kosi river on your way to Namche Bazaar, a trading center. You'll several villages separated by various forestry before arriving. Cross again at the Kyashar Khola river as you head to Monjo and then the Sagarmatha National Park. To acclimatize, you'll hike to the gorgeous villages of Thame, Phurte, Thamo, and Somde to reach Thami. Mounts Teng Kang Poche and Kwangde can be seen from here. On to Dole, you'll also see Khumbila and Tawache. You'll next head to Macchermo, and then Pangku, which is home to a large cave. Lake Longponga and Taujun both lie ahead of Gokyo, the home of stone houses and walled pastures. As you move on to the Cho La pass, you'll trek up to Kala Patter and, finally, the Everest Base Camp.
Trek to Mount Everest and Stay in Luxury Lodges
6 6 days 5 nightsWitness a once-in-a-life panoramic view of Mount Everest and several surrounding mountains as you explore this white Himalayan paradise. Take in the culture and lifestyle of the locals while you're at it. This journey begins with an easy trek to the village of Monjo where you'll sleep at the Summit Lodge. The challenge continues with an ascent to the gorgeous Namche Bazaar. Walk along the Dudh Kosi, AKA, the River of Milk, crossing several suspension bridges and trudging through rhododendron, magnolia, and fir forests. You'll eventually arrive at the Everest Base Camp. Here, the peaks of Mount Everest and Ama Dablam come into sight. You'll head on to Tashinga before making your way up the challenging trail. Along the way, you'll visit the Tengboche monastery — the most important in the Sherpa region. Descend the next day and branch off into the Khumjung village, the education center. Soon enough, you'll reach an incredible lodge in Mende.
15-Day Trek from Renjo La to Gokyo
15 15 days 14 nightsSee incredible views of Mount Everest and the Gokyo-Ri. You’ll first warm up with a tour through the Gundu Valley. From Luka to Chablung, you’ll cross over the Tharo Kosi river via a suspension bridge. Here, the peak of the Kusum Kanguru comes into sight. Closer to you is an intriguing ridge painted with mani stones. Trek on to Phakding and then the valley of the Dudh Kosi river. Pass through other-worldly villages interspersed with amazing forests. After crossing the Kyashar Khola river, you’ll reach Monjo and then the Sagarmatha National Park. Another suspension bridge takes you to Jorsale and then the trading center Namche Bazaar. Your next stop is Phortse Thanga. More forest floor takes you to Dole and then Macchermo. You’ll finally arrive at Gokyo and see Cho Oyu, Everest, Gyanchung Kang, Lothse, Makalu, Cholatse, and Tawache. Then, you’ll cross the Renjo La Pass and go to the Nangaml valley before making your descent.
15-Day Trek through Gokyo-Ri to Mount Everest
15 15 days 14 nightsGet to see incredible close-up views of Mount Everest as you travel down valleys, crossing rivers over tall, local-style suspension bridges. Incredible views of Teng Kang Poche and Kangde are your next delight. Climb to Khumjung then on to Dudh Kosi. Then you go from Tongba to Dole where we will see the Khumbila and Tawachee peaks. Another day will bring you to the Nilibuk cave and the Longponga lake. Then reach Gokyo, which provides breathtaking views of Cho Oyu, Gyanchung Kang, Everest, Lothse, Makalu, Cholatse, and Tawachee.
11-Day Trek for Panoramic Views of Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam
11 11 days 10 nightsWitness breathtaking views of Mount Everest and its Himalayan neighbors as you hike through this scenic route. You’ll go from Kathmandu, the home to sacred temples and shrines. On to Lukla, cross the Tharo Kosi river to see the peak of the Kusum Kanguru. Walk past some painted mani stones to reach Phakding. You’ll next follow the valley of the Dudh Kosi river, then climb a steep ridge to Benkar. Continuing on, take in scenic views of several villages interspersed with forests of rhododendron, magnolia, and giant firs. Cross the Kyashar Khola river as you head to Monjo and the Sagarmatha National Park. Your next stop will be the trading centre of Namche Bazaar. Then go to the Khumjung village, where you’ll get an incredible view of Mount Everest. The descent from here will take you through Chomoa, where an agriculture project lies.
12-Day Trek to the Ama Dablam Base Camp
12 12 days 11 nightsYou’ll see breathtaking views of Ama Dablam and the Lothse peak on this challenging but rewarding trek up to the Ama Dablam base camp. Your first stop is at either the Bhaktapur or Kathmandu Valley. Pass several villages interspersed with magnolia, rhododendron, and fir forests before crossing another river, the Kyashar Khola. The Sagarmatha National Park awaits. A local-style suspension bridge takes you across the Dhud Kosi again. Eventually, you’ll arrive at trading centre Namche Bazaar. Visiting the surrounding villages will help you acclimatize for the trek ahead. On to the Tengboche monastery, witness incredible views of Everest and Ama Dablam, then later of Kwangde, Tawachee, Nuptse, Lhotse, Kantega, and Thamserku. A day later you’ll reach the Ama Dalam Base, where you’ll also see the Island Peak, as well as the south face of Lothse, and the Ama Dablam.
Trek from Kathmandu to the Nagarkot Mountain Resort
6 6 days 5 nightsSee gorgeous views of the Himalayas as you explore surrounding mountains and visit a resort. You’ll go from the Kathmandu valley to the Kakani village. Here, you’ll explore the rhododendron and oak forests. Already, you’ll be greeted with incredible views of the Dhaulagiri, the Annapurna range, and everything up to the Ganesha Himal. After camping at High Hill, you’ll walk up to Shivapuri. Abundant wildlife and a variety of birds are prevalent here. You’ll also see the watershed which provides for the Kathmandu valley. This over 500-year old town is home to the Newar people, who will give you a taste of their unique artistry as you walk among beautifully-carved houses, statues, temples.
20-Day Trek to Everest Base Camp through the Three Passes
20 20 days 19 nightsGet up close and personal with the tallest peaks of the Himalayas you walk through three of Nepal’s highest passes — the Kongma La, Cho La, and the Renjo La. You’ll start at The Kathmandu valley is home to tons of monasteries and sanctuaries, and make your way across the Tharo Kosi River. A variety of forests including rhododendron, magnolia, and fir await. Several Sherpa villages will greet you as you pass through valleys, and visit the Sagarmatha National Park. The Everest Base Camp is an important stop on the trek. There’s a stop at Namche Bazaar. In addition to the three major passes, you’ll see the longest glacier in the region — the Ngozumpa glacier. More importantly, though, you’ll find your courage as you make your way to some of the tallest locations of what many rightly call a once-in-a-lifetime journey that you will never forget.
The greatest Snowman Trek in Bhutan
30 30 days 29 nights"To have wonderful memories is an asset to be invested in one's life as life itself is a matter of time." For those seeking great adventure in the snowy mountains of the north then this famous Snowman Trek is made for you! Considered as one of the most difficult but also the most rewarding trekking trails on earth, this 30 days journey follows the spine of the Himalayas between Bhutan and Tibet, from Paro in the west to Trongsa in the east and it offers you both beauty, variety and wilderness. From these unexplored mountain trails, serene alpine villages to the crystal clear lakes, from the 11 splendid passes over 4500 metres to the spectacular cliff-face Taktsang 'Tiger's Nest' Monastery and one of the remotest inhabited valleys on the planet, Kingdom of Lunana, Bhutan is inarguably the perfect place to be for a trekking enthusiast!
15-Day Trek to the Everest Base Camp
15 15 days 14 nightsThe fascinating views of the Himalayas will stay with you for all of time. You'll start at the Kathmandu valleys before making your way to Phakding Lukla. The adventure begins by crossing over the Tharo Kosi river via a suspension bridge. Already, the breathtaking Kusum Kanguru peak will show itself. Expect to see gorgeous ridges painted with mani stones before crossing the Dudh Kosi River on to Phakding. From here, quaint villages interspersed between incredible forestry greet you regularly. The Kyashar Kholar river follows. It leads you to Monjo and then the Sagarmatha National Park. Soon, you'll arrive at the Namche Bazaar, a trading center.
19-Day Trek to Gokya-Ri and the Everest Base Camp
19 19 days 18 nightsWitness breathtaking sites of Mount Everest and its neighboring peaks as you take this weeks-long trek. You'll begin in the Gundu valley before heading to Lukla by air and then to Chablung. Cross the Tharo Kosi river via a locally designed suspension bridge — one of many you'll pass over. From here you'll see the Kusum Kanguru peak. See the first of a few mani-stone painted ridges as you had to Phakding. Walk along the Dudh Kosi river on your way to Namche Bazaar, a trading center. You'll several villages separated by various forestry before arriving. Cross again at the Kyashar Khola river as you head to Monjo and then the Sagarmatha National Park. To acclimatize, you'll hike to the gorgeous villages of Thame, Phurte, Thamo, and Somde to reach Thami. Mounts Teng Kang Poche and Kwangde can be seen from here. On to Dole, you'll also see Khumbila and Tawache. You'll next head to Macchermo, and then Pangku, which is home to a large cave. Lake Longponga and Taujun both lie ahead of Gokyo, the home of stone houses and walled pastures. As you move on to the Cho La pass, you'll trek up to Kala Patter and, finally, the Everest Base Camp.
Trek to Mount Everest and Stay in Luxury Lodges
6 6 days 5 nightsWitness a once-in-a-life panoramic view of Mount Everest and several surrounding mountains as you explore this white Himalayan paradise. Take in the culture and lifestyle of the locals while you're at it. This journey begins with an easy trek to the village of Monjo where you'll sleep at the Summit Lodge. The challenge continues with an ascent to the gorgeous Namche Bazaar. Walk along the Dudh Kosi, AKA, the River of Milk, crossing several suspension bridges and trudging through rhododendron, magnolia, and fir forests. You'll eventually arrive at the Everest Base Camp. Here, the peaks of Mount Everest and Ama Dablam come into sight. You'll head on to Tashinga before making your way up the challenging trail. Along the way, you'll visit the Tengboche monastery — the most important in the Sherpa region. Descend the next day and branch off into the Khumjung village, the education center. Soon enough, you'll reach an incredible lodge in Mende.
15-Day Trek from Renjo La to Gokyo
15 15 days 14 nightsSee incredible views of Mount Everest and the Gokyo-Ri. You’ll first warm up with a tour through the Gundu Valley. From Luka to Chablung, you’ll cross over the Tharo Kosi river via a suspension bridge. Here, the peak of the Kusum Kanguru comes into sight. Closer to you is an intriguing ridge painted with mani stones. Trek on to Phakding and then the valley of the Dudh Kosi river. Pass through other-worldly villages interspersed with amazing forests. After crossing the Kyashar Khola river, you’ll reach Monjo and then the Sagarmatha National Park. Another suspension bridge takes you to Jorsale and then the trading center Namche Bazaar. Your next stop is Phortse Thanga. More forest floor takes you to Dole and then Macchermo. You’ll finally arrive at Gokyo and see Cho Oyu, Everest, Gyanchung Kang, Lothse, Makalu, Cholatse, and Tawache. Then, you’ll cross the Renjo La Pass and go to the Nangaml valley before making your descent.
15-Day Trek through Gokyo-Ri to Mount Everest
15 15 days 14 nightsGet to see incredible close-up views of Mount Everest as you travel down valleys, crossing rivers over tall, local-style suspension bridges. Incredible views of Teng Kang Poche and Kangde are your next delight. Climb to Khumjung then on to Dudh Kosi. Then you go from Tongba to Dole where we will see the Khumbila and Tawachee peaks. Another day will bring you to the Nilibuk cave and the Longponga lake. Then reach Gokyo, which provides breathtaking views of Cho Oyu, Gyanchung Kang, Everest, Lothse, Makalu, Cholatse, and Tawachee.
11-Day Trek for Panoramic Views of Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam
11 11 days 10 nightsWitness breathtaking views of Mount Everest and its Himalayan neighbors as you hike through this scenic route. You’ll go from Kathmandu, the home to sacred temples and shrines. On to Lukla, cross the Tharo Kosi river to see the peak of the Kusum Kanguru. Walk past some painted mani stones to reach Phakding. You’ll next follow the valley of the Dudh Kosi river, then climb a steep ridge to Benkar. Continuing on, take in scenic views of several villages interspersed with forests of rhododendron, magnolia, and giant firs. Cross the Kyashar Khola river as you head to Monjo and the Sagarmatha National Park. Your next stop will be the trading centre of Namche Bazaar. Then go to the Khumjung village, where you’ll get an incredible view of Mount Everest. The descent from here will take you through Chomoa, where an agriculture project lies.
12-Day Trek to the Ama Dablam Base Camp
12 12 days 11 nightsYou’ll see breathtaking views of Ama Dablam and the Lothse peak on this challenging but rewarding trek up to the Ama Dablam base camp. Your first stop is at either the Bhaktapur or Kathmandu Valley. Pass several villages interspersed with magnolia, rhododendron, and fir forests before crossing another river, the Kyashar Khola. The Sagarmatha National Park awaits. A local-style suspension bridge takes you across the Dhud Kosi again. Eventually, you’ll arrive at trading centre Namche Bazaar. Visiting the surrounding villages will help you acclimatize for the trek ahead. On to the Tengboche monastery, witness incredible views of Everest and Ama Dablam, then later of Kwangde, Tawachee, Nuptse, Lhotse, Kantega, and Thamserku. A day later you’ll reach the Ama Dalam Base, where you’ll also see the Island Peak, as well as the south face of Lothse, and the Ama Dablam.
Trek from Kathmandu to the Nagarkot Mountain Resort
6 6 days 5 nightsSee gorgeous views of the Himalayas as you explore surrounding mountains and visit a resort. You’ll go from the Kathmandu valley to the Kakani village. Here, you’ll explore the rhododendron and oak forests. Already, you’ll be greeted with incredible views of the Dhaulagiri, the Annapurna range, and everything up to the Ganesha Himal. After camping at High Hill, you’ll walk up to Shivapuri. Abundant wildlife and a variety of birds are prevalent here. You’ll also see the watershed which provides for the Kathmandu valley. This over 500-year old town is home to the Newar people, who will give you a taste of their unique artistry as you walk among beautifully-carved houses, statues, temples.
20-Day Trek to Everest Base Camp through the Three Passes
20 20 days 19 nightsGet up close and personal with the tallest peaks of the Himalayas you walk through three of Nepal’s highest passes — the Kongma La, Cho La, and the Renjo La. You’ll start at The Kathmandu valley is home to tons of monasteries and sanctuaries, and make your way across the Tharo Kosi River. A variety of forests including rhododendron, magnolia, and fir await. Several Sherpa villages will greet you as you pass through valleys, and visit the Sagarmatha National Park. The Everest Base Camp is an important stop on the trek. There’s a stop at Namche Bazaar. In addition to the three major passes, you’ll see the longest glacier in the region — the Ngozumpa glacier. More importantly, though, you’ll find your courage as you make your way to some of the tallest locations of what many rightly call a once-in-a-lifetime journey that you will never forget.
20-Day Trek to Everest Base Camp
20 20 days 19 nightsSee the unforgettable sites of the Himalayas as you hike over tall bridges and through rivers. The journey takes you through villages interspersed with magnificent forests. For the long uphill climb, you’ll get acclimatized in Khunde, Khumjung, and Chhorkung. You’ll also visit Namche Bazaar, the biggest trading center in the area. See remarkable views of Everest and Ama Dablam. A variety of forests lead you to cross the Imja Khola river. At the Everest Base Camp, you’ll have the option of heading over to the Kala Patthar for dramatic views of Lingtren, Khumbutse, and the Changtse tower. Of course, much more breathtaking experiences await when you climb up to Island Peak High Camp. However, this experience will ultimately speak for itself.
Trek to Langtang Valley
11 11 days 10 nightsThe Langtang valley lies just off the Himalayas so the peak views on this journey can’t be missed. You’ll begin in Kathmandu, home of sacred temples, sanctuaries, and shrines. Cross the Bhote Kosi river and the Langtang Khola river. Climb to Doman and then to the Landslide Lodge and Hot Spring restaurant. Continue on through mani stones, passing water-driven prayer wheels and Tamang villages to reach Langtang itself. You’ll climb further to a moraine to enjoy incredible views of the Kyanjin Gompa and a dramatic icefall flowing from Langtang Lirung and Langtang Kinshung. Upon your descent, you’ll pass an abandoned airstrip and herders’ huts at Jatang. Your last climb will treat you to a panorama of Langshisha Ri, Langshisha Kharka, and Dorje Lakpa.
Trek from Helambu to Sermathang
10 10 days 9 nightsEnter intriguing forests and visit Sherpa villages to see the wondrous Himalayas. Begin in Kathmandu where numerous sacred temples, shrines, and monasteries await. Then, head over to your first Tamang settlement, Mulharka. Your journey then brings you though the Melamchi Pul Bazaar and through several villages. You’ll soon start your descent, passing through the gorgeous village of Dubhachaur and over the Indrawati River.
Trek from Jiri to Everest Base Camp
24 24 days 23 nightsSee once-in-a-lifetime views of the Himalayas as you experience nature’s best wonders. Visit sacred temples and the Tengboche monastery. Cross over the Tharo Khola, the Ringmo Khola, the Khimti Khola and the Dudh Kosi rivers via suspension bridges. Walk through forests of fir, magnolia, rhododendron, and conifer as you visit numerous villages.
Trek through the Langtang valley to Gosaikunda
17 17 days 16 nightsSee the Langtang range and breathtaking views of the Gosainkunda Lake. Head over to Syabrubesi. You’ll cross the Bhote Kosi river and the Langtang Khola via local-style suspension bridges. On your way to the Lama Hotel, you may dip into a hot spring. Gorgeous forestry brings you to the hotel. You’ll pass a Nepal army post, Tamang villages, and a variety of fields as we climb up. Painted mani stones litter the village of Langtang. Eventually, we’ll see Kyanjin Gompa and a dramatic icefall flowing from Langtang Lirung and Langtang Kinshung. You’ll also see Kyanjin Ri, Langshisha Ri, Gang Chhenpo, and Dorje Lakpa. The largest of them holds a large, black rock which is said to be the head of Shiva. You’ll also explore the Laurebina La pass before heading down.
Trek through the Langtang Circuit
21 21 days 20 nightsTrek through the Langtang valley for breathtaking views of the Himalayas. You’ll next head to Syabrubesi, which has a viewpoint for the Ganesh Himal, the Gosaikunda range, and the Goljang valley. On your way to Tatopani, cross a suspension bridge. When you arrive, dip into the natural hot springs with its healing properties. You’ll then climb up to Nagthali Dandi and down to Thuman. A dramatic ice-fall flows here. Continue on to see the Langshisa Ri, Gang Chhenpo, and the Dorje Lakpa. On your descent, see spectacular architecture and the Annapurnas, Manaslu, Ganesh Himal, and Langtang Lirung. You’ll arrive at the wondrous Goisakunda lakes, which holds a black rock said to be the head of Shiva. The tall Laurebine pass also lies in your path.
Langtang Tamang Heritage Trail
9 9 days 8 nightsSee highly rewarding alpine views of the Ganesh Himal, the Gosaikunda range, and the Goljang valley. Enjoy a tour of sacred temples, monasteries, and ancient shrines. Pass through Trisuli Bazaar to arrive at Syabrubesi. Go to Gatlang, where you’ll experience the charm and tradition of the Tamang village. A long day of trekking follows as you descend to Thangbuchet, near the Bhotekosh River. You’ll cross a local-style suspension bridge to reach Tatopani. Here, feel free to dip into the natural hot springs which locals claim have healing properties. Then head up to Brimdang, then continue on to Nagthali Danda. Go back down to Thuman, another Tamang village whose people will treat you to cultural events. Your trek starts to close with a gentle descent to Timure and on to Briddim. You’re also free to take refreshing walks through the village and soak in the dreamy Tibetan atmosphere.
A Taste of Tibet
7 7 days 6 nightsTravel to the Potala Palace, the seat of the Dalai Lama, on this fulfilling journey through Tibet. Exploration of the palace is open to the public. Tremendous views are also at your fingertips. You’ll even witness some animated monks holding traditional debates in the courtyard.
2-Day Rafting Excursion down the Trishuli River
2 2 days 1 nightEnjoy Nepal’s top river rafting experience along the Trishuli river. You’ll likely come from Kathmandu, the home of sacred shrines, traditional temples, and many monasteries. Take a three-hour bus ride to Malinga and endure a safety briefing before the rafting begins. Head on down the final segment of your rafting adventure over the Trishuli river. You’ll end up at Kathmandu valley or Pokhara, where picturesque scenery awaits. This excursion is suitable for paddler of all ability levels and is as fun as it gets on the water.
A Taste of Tibet
7 7 DAYS Fairly EasyThis seven-day journey moves between two distinct worlds separated by a single mountain range. Kathmandu provides an introduction to the Buddhist and Hindu traditions that shape this part of Asia, with time spent among the ancient temples and courtyards of the UNESCO-listed Bhaktapur district. A morning flight then crosses the Himalayas to Lhasa, where the landscape shifts and the altitude begins to register. Over three days in Tibet, the itinerary covers the principal sites of the capital at a considered pace: Drepung Monastery, the largest in the country; Norbulingka, the Dalai Lama's traditional summer residence; the Potala Palace, elevated above the city on its rocky base; and Sera Monastery, where the courtyard debates of resident monks remain one of the more arresting scenes in Tibetan monastic life. A Tibetan guide accompanies the group throughout the time in Lhasa. The return crosses the Himalayas again before a final night in Kathmandu.
7 Days Lhasa to Kathmandu Overland Small Group Tour
7 7 DAYS Fairly EasyThis seven-day overland journey traces the Sino-Nepal Highway from Lhasa southwest through the high Tibetan plateau, passing the monastery cities of Gyantse and Shigatse before ascending to Everest Base Camp at 5,200 metres and descending to the Gyirong border crossing into Nepal. The route moves through some of the most consequential religious and geographic terrain in Asia. Lhasa provides three days for acclimatisation and measured engagement with its principal monuments. The road west then unfolds across high passes, glacial lakes, and open barley country before the Himalayan panorama comes fully into view near Gawula Pass. The journey ends not at a destination but at a threshold, with Kathmandu waiting on the far side of the border.
Tibet Adventure
15 15 DAYS Fairly EasyThis journey moves through three distinct geographies in a single, coherent arc. It begins in Beijing, where two days allow considered time at the Forbidden City, the Mutianyu section of the Great Wall, and the residential lanes of the old Hutong quarters. From Beijing, the route shifts entirely: a 41-hour train journey across northern China and up onto the Tibetan Plateau delivers you to Lhasa by soft sleeper, the landscape changing hour by hour outside the window. Four days in Lhasa give space to visit the Jokhang Temple, Sera Monastery, and the Potala Palace without haste. The journey then continues west along the Friendship Highway, crossing high passes above 5,000 metres, skirting Yamdrok Lake, and reaching Rongbuk Monastery beneath Mount Everest before descending through Kyirong and across the border into Nepal. The route concludes in Kathmandu after a long drive through the Himalayan foothills. Fourteen nights connect these places in sequence, with the train journey itself forming the physical and psychological centre of the experience.
Excursion at the Royal Chitwan National Park Safari
5 5 days 4 nightsNepal’s first national park will open you to the lifestyle of the Tharu village with cultural dance presentations you can participate in if you so choose. You may also opt to lounge around near the poolside, or go bird-watching and discover a few of the over 450 species found in Chitwan. There’s activities like canoeing down the Rapti river where you might come across rare species of crocodiles like the Marsh Mugger and the fish-eating Gharial. The drive to Bees Hazaar Taal (Twenty Thousand Lakes) is an exciting highlight of this trip. Another is the jungle drive-through grassland, riverine and sal forests as you make your way to the Gharial hatchery farm. It’s not uncommon to do several elephant safaris on this excursion, but you may instead opt to go on nature walks or do something else to your liking.
5-Day Trek through Bardia National Park Safari
5 5 days 4 nightsRide on elephant backs and see birds, crocodiles, and dolphins as you explore incredible wildlife on this safari. This animal lover’s delight begins in the beautiful Tharu garden. You’ll get to learn about local lifestyle and culture as you walk through the Tharu village and take a tour of this Terai region tribe. The museum is your last stop before you visit a crocodile breeding center. What follows is a full day of a walking safari which will bring you to the river banks of the Baghauraphanta and Karnali waters. After that is a half-day walking safari. Even if you opt out, you’ll have an entire day of rafting afterward. There’ll be a mix of bird-watching, crocodile, and dolphin viewing as you go down the river in a dugout canoe or raft. More bird-watching follows and then you may choose to relax or explore your surroundings. Finally, you’ll visit an elephant breeding center before you depart.
The greatest Snowman Trek in Bhutan
30 30 days 29 nights"To have wonderful memories is an asset to be invested in one's life as life itself is a matter of time." For those seeking great adventure in the snowy mountains of the north then this famous Snowman Trek is made for you! Considered as one of the most difficult but also the most rewarding trekking trails on earth, this 30 days journey follows the spine of the Himalayas between Bhutan and Tibet, from Paro in the west to Trongsa in the east and it offers you both beauty, variety and wilderness. From these unexplored mountain trails, serene alpine villages to the crystal clear lakes, from the 11 splendid passes over 4500 metres to the spectacular cliff-face Taktsang 'Tiger's Nest' Monastery and one of the remotest inhabited valleys on the planet, Kingdom of Lunana, Bhutan is inarguably the perfect place to be for a trekking enthusiast!
A Taste of Tibet
7 7 days 6 nightsTravel to the Potala Palace, the seat of the Dalai Lama, on this fulfilling journey through Tibet. Exploration of the palace is open to the public. Tremendous views are also at your fingertips. You’ll even witness some animated monks holding traditional debates in the courtyard.
A Taste of Tibet
7 7 DAYS Fairly EasyThis seven-day journey moves between two distinct worlds separated by a single mountain range. Kathmandu provides an introduction to the Buddhist and Hindu traditions that shape this part of Asia, with time spent among the ancient temples and courtyards of the UNESCO-listed Bhaktapur district. A morning flight then crosses the Himalayas to Lhasa, where the landscape shifts and the altitude begins to register. Over three days in Tibet, the itinerary covers the principal sites of the capital at a considered pace: Drepung Monastery, the largest in the country; Norbulingka, the Dalai Lama's traditional summer residence; the Potala Palace, elevated above the city on its rocky base; and Sera Monastery, where the courtyard debates of resident monks remain one of the more arresting scenes in Tibetan monastic life. A Tibetan guide accompanies the group throughout the time in Lhasa. The return crosses the Himalayas again before a final night in Kathmandu.
7 Days Lhasa to Kathmandu Overland Small Group Tour
7 7 DAYS Fairly EasyThis seven-day overland journey traces the Sino-Nepal Highway from Lhasa southwest through the high Tibetan plateau, passing the monastery cities of Gyantse and Shigatse before ascending to Everest Base Camp at 5,200 metres and descending to the Gyirong border crossing into Nepal. The route moves through some of the most consequential religious and geographic terrain in Asia. Lhasa provides three days for acclimatisation and measured engagement with its principal monuments. The road west then unfolds across high passes, glacial lakes, and open barley country before the Himalayan panorama comes fully into view near Gawula Pass. The journey ends not at a destination but at a threshold, with Kathmandu waiting on the far side of the border.
Tibet Adventure
15 15 DAYS Fairly EasyThis journey moves through three distinct geographies in a single, coherent arc. It begins in Beijing, where two days allow considered time at the Forbidden City, the Mutianyu section of the Great Wall, and the residential lanes of the old Hutong quarters. From Beijing, the route shifts entirely: a 41-hour train journey across northern China and up onto the Tibetan Plateau delivers you to Lhasa by soft sleeper, the landscape changing hour by hour outside the window. Four days in Lhasa give space to visit the Jokhang Temple, Sera Monastery, and the Potala Palace without haste. The journey then continues west along the Friendship Highway, crossing high passes above 5,000 metres, skirting Yamdrok Lake, and reaching Rongbuk Monastery beneath Mount Everest before descending through Kyirong and across the border into Nepal. The route concludes in Kathmandu after a long drive through the Himalayan foothills. Fourteen nights connect these places in sequence, with the train journey itself forming the physical and psychological centre of the experience.
The greatest Snowman Trek in Bhutan
30 30 days 29 nights"To have wonderful memories is an asset to be invested in one's life as life itself is a matter of time." For those seeking great adventure in the snowy mountains of the north then this famous Snowman Trek is made for you! Considered as one of the most difficult but also the most rewarding trekking trails on earth, this 30 days journey follows the spine of the Himalayas between Bhutan and Tibet, from Paro in the west to Trongsa in the east and it offers you both beauty, variety and wilderness. From these unexplored mountain trails, serene alpine villages to the crystal clear lakes, from the 11 splendid passes over 4500 metres to the spectacular cliff-face Taktsang 'Tiger's Nest' Monastery and one of the remotest inhabited valleys on the planet, Kingdom of Lunana, Bhutan is inarguably the perfect place to be for a trekking enthusiast!
15-Day Trek to the Everest Base Camp
15 15 days 14 nightsThe fascinating views of the Himalayas will stay with you for all of time. You'll start at the Kathmandu valleys before making your way to Phakding Lukla. The adventure begins by crossing over the Tharo Kosi river via a suspension bridge. Already, the breathtaking Kusum Kanguru peak will show itself. Expect to see gorgeous ridges painted with mani stones before crossing the Dudh Kosi River on to Phakding. From here, quaint villages interspersed between incredible forestry greet you regularly. The Kyashar Kholar river follows. It leads you to Monjo and then the Sagarmatha National Park. Soon, you'll arrive at the Namche Bazaar, a trading center.
19-Day Trek to Gokya-Ri and the Everest Base Camp
19 19 days 18 nightsWitness breathtaking sites of Mount Everest and its neighboring peaks as you take this weeks-long trek. You'll begin in the Gundu valley before heading to Lukla by air and then to Chablung. Cross the Tharo Kosi river via a locally designed suspension bridge — one of many you'll pass over. From here you'll see the Kusum Kanguru peak. See the first of a few mani-stone painted ridges as you had to Phakding. Walk along the Dudh Kosi river on your way to Namche Bazaar, a trading center. You'll several villages separated by various forestry before arriving. Cross again at the Kyashar Khola river as you head to Monjo and then the Sagarmatha National Park. To acclimatize, you'll hike to the gorgeous villages of Thame, Phurte, Thamo, and Somde to reach Thami. Mounts Teng Kang Poche and Kwangde can be seen from here. On to Dole, you'll also see Khumbila and Tawache. You'll next head to Macchermo, and then Pangku, which is home to a large cave. Lake Longponga and Taujun both lie ahead of Gokyo, the home of stone houses and walled pastures. As you move on to the Cho La pass, you'll trek up to Kala Patter and, finally, the Everest Base Camp.
Trek to Mount Everest and Stay in Luxury Lodges
6 6 days 5 nightsWitness a once-in-a-life panoramic view of Mount Everest and several surrounding mountains as you explore this white Himalayan paradise. Take in the culture and lifestyle of the locals while you're at it. This journey begins with an easy trek to the village of Monjo where you'll sleep at the Summit Lodge. The challenge continues with an ascent to the gorgeous Namche Bazaar. Walk along the Dudh Kosi, AKA, the River of Milk, crossing several suspension bridges and trudging through rhododendron, magnolia, and fir forests. You'll eventually arrive at the Everest Base Camp. Here, the peaks of Mount Everest and Ama Dablam come into sight. You'll head on to Tashinga before making your way up the challenging trail. Along the way, you'll visit the Tengboche monastery — the most important in the Sherpa region. Descend the next day and branch off into the Khumjung village, the education center. Soon enough, you'll reach an incredible lodge in Mende.
15-Day Trek from Renjo La to Gokyo
15 15 days 14 nightsSee incredible views of Mount Everest and the Gokyo-Ri. You’ll first warm up with a tour through the Gundu Valley. From Luka to Chablung, you’ll cross over the Tharo Kosi river via a suspension bridge. Here, the peak of the Kusum Kanguru comes into sight. Closer to you is an intriguing ridge painted with mani stones. Trek on to Phakding and then the valley of the Dudh Kosi river. Pass through other-worldly villages interspersed with amazing forests. After crossing the Kyashar Khola river, you’ll reach Monjo and then the Sagarmatha National Park. Another suspension bridge takes you to Jorsale and then the trading center Namche Bazaar. Your next stop is Phortse Thanga. More forest floor takes you to Dole and then Macchermo. You’ll finally arrive at Gokyo and see Cho Oyu, Everest, Gyanchung Kang, Lothse, Makalu, Cholatse, and Tawache. Then, you’ll cross the Renjo La Pass and go to the Nangaml valley before making your descent.
15-Day Trek through Gokyo-Ri to Mount Everest
15 15 days 14 nightsGet to see incredible close-up views of Mount Everest as you travel down valleys, crossing rivers over tall, local-style suspension bridges. Incredible views of Teng Kang Poche and Kangde are your next delight. Climb to Khumjung then on to Dudh Kosi. Then you go from Tongba to Dole where we will see the Khumbila and Tawachee peaks. Another day will bring you to the Nilibuk cave and the Longponga lake. Then reach Gokyo, which provides breathtaking views of Cho Oyu, Gyanchung Kang, Everest, Lothse, Makalu, Cholatse, and Tawachee.
11-Day Trek for Panoramic Views of Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam
11 11 days 10 nightsWitness breathtaking views of Mount Everest and its Himalayan neighbors as you hike through this scenic route. You’ll go from Kathmandu, the home to sacred temples and shrines. On to Lukla, cross the Tharo Kosi river to see the peak of the Kusum Kanguru. Walk past some painted mani stones to reach Phakding. You’ll next follow the valley of the Dudh Kosi river, then climb a steep ridge to Benkar. Continuing on, take in scenic views of several villages interspersed with forests of rhododendron, magnolia, and giant firs. Cross the Kyashar Khola river as you head to Monjo and the Sagarmatha National Park. Your next stop will be the trading centre of Namche Bazaar. Then go to the Khumjung village, where you’ll get an incredible view of Mount Everest. The descent from here will take you through Chomoa, where an agriculture project lies.
12-Day Trek to the Ama Dablam Base Camp
12 12 days 11 nightsYou’ll see breathtaking views of Ama Dablam and the Lothse peak on this challenging but rewarding trek up to the Ama Dablam base camp. Your first stop is at either the Bhaktapur or Kathmandu Valley. Pass several villages interspersed with magnolia, rhododendron, and fir forests before crossing another river, the Kyashar Khola. The Sagarmatha National Park awaits. A local-style suspension bridge takes you across the Dhud Kosi again. Eventually, you’ll arrive at trading centre Namche Bazaar. Visiting the surrounding villages will help you acclimatize for the trek ahead. On to the Tengboche monastery, witness incredible views of Everest and Ama Dablam, then later of Kwangde, Tawachee, Nuptse, Lhotse, Kantega, and Thamserku. A day later you’ll reach the Ama Dalam Base, where you’ll also see the Island Peak, as well as the south face of Lothse, and the Ama Dablam.
Trek from Kathmandu to the Nagarkot Mountain Resort
6 6 days 5 nightsSee gorgeous views of the Himalayas as you explore surrounding mountains and visit a resort. You’ll go from the Kathmandu valley to the Kakani village. Here, you’ll explore the rhododendron and oak forests. Already, you’ll be greeted with incredible views of the Dhaulagiri, the Annapurna range, and everything up to the Ganesha Himal. After camping at High Hill, you’ll walk up to Shivapuri. Abundant wildlife and a variety of birds are prevalent here. You’ll also see the watershed which provides for the Kathmandu valley. This over 500-year old town is home to the Newar people, who will give you a taste of their unique artistry as you walk among beautifully-carved houses, statues, temples.
20-Day Trek to Everest Base Camp through the Three Passes
20 20 days 19 nightsGet up close and personal with the tallest peaks of the Himalayas you walk through three of Nepal’s highest passes — the Kongma La, Cho La, and the Renjo La. You’ll start at The Kathmandu valley is home to tons of monasteries and sanctuaries, and make your way across the Tharo Kosi River. A variety of forests including rhododendron, magnolia, and fir await. Several Sherpa villages will greet you as you pass through valleys, and visit the Sagarmatha National Park. The Everest Base Camp is an important stop on the trek. There’s a stop at Namche Bazaar. In addition to the three major passes, you’ll see the longest glacier in the region — the Ngozumpa glacier. More importantly, though, you’ll find your courage as you make your way to some of the tallest locations of what many rightly call a once-in-a-lifetime journey that you will never forget.
20-Day Trek to Everest Base Camp
20 20 days 19 nightsSee the unforgettable sites of the Himalayas as you hike over tall bridges and through rivers. The journey takes you through villages interspersed with magnificent forests. For the long uphill climb, you’ll get acclimatized in Khunde, Khumjung, and Chhorkung. You’ll also visit Namche Bazaar, the biggest trading center in the area. See remarkable views of Everest and Ama Dablam. A variety of forests lead you to cross the Imja Khola river. At the Everest Base Camp, you’ll have the option of heading over to the Kala Patthar for dramatic views of Lingtren, Khumbutse, and the Changtse tower. Of course, much more breathtaking experiences await when you climb up to Island Peak High Camp. However, this experience will ultimately speak for itself.
Trek to Langtang Valley
11 11 days 10 nightsThe Langtang valley lies just off the Himalayas so the peak views on this journey can’t be missed. You’ll begin in Kathmandu, home of sacred temples, sanctuaries, and shrines. Cross the Bhote Kosi river and the Langtang Khola river. Climb to Doman and then to the Landslide Lodge and Hot Spring restaurant. Continue on through mani stones, passing water-driven prayer wheels and Tamang villages to reach Langtang itself. You’ll climb further to a moraine to enjoy incredible views of the Kyanjin Gompa and a dramatic icefall flowing from Langtang Lirung and Langtang Kinshung. Upon your descent, you’ll pass an abandoned airstrip and herders’ huts at Jatang. Your last climb will treat you to a panorama of Langshisha Ri, Langshisha Kharka, and Dorje Lakpa.
Trek from Helambu to Sermathang
10 10 days 9 nightsEnter intriguing forests and visit Sherpa villages to see the wondrous Himalayas. Begin in Kathmandu where numerous sacred temples, shrines, and monasteries await. Then, head over to your first Tamang settlement, Mulharka. Your journey then brings you though the Melamchi Pul Bazaar and through several villages. You’ll soon start your descent, passing through the gorgeous village of Dubhachaur and over the Indrawati River.
Trek through the Langtang valley to Gosaikunda
17 17 days 16 nightsSee the Langtang range and breathtaking views of the Gosainkunda Lake. Head over to Syabrubesi. You’ll cross the Bhote Kosi river and the Langtang Khola via local-style suspension bridges. On your way to the Lama Hotel, you may dip into a hot spring. Gorgeous forestry brings you to the hotel. You’ll pass a Nepal army post, Tamang villages, and a variety of fields as we climb up. Painted mani stones litter the village of Langtang. Eventually, we’ll see Kyanjin Gompa and a dramatic icefall flowing from Langtang Lirung and Langtang Kinshung. You’ll also see Kyanjin Ri, Langshisha Ri, Gang Chhenpo, and Dorje Lakpa. The largest of them holds a large, black rock which is said to be the head of Shiva. You’ll also explore the Laurebina La pass before heading down.
Trek through the Langtang Circuit
21 21 days 20 nightsTrek through the Langtang valley for breathtaking views of the Himalayas. You’ll next head to Syabrubesi, which has a viewpoint for the Ganesh Himal, the Gosaikunda range, and the Goljang valley. On your way to Tatopani, cross a suspension bridge. When you arrive, dip into the natural hot springs with its healing properties. You’ll then climb up to Nagthali Dandi and down to Thuman. A dramatic ice-fall flows here. Continue on to see the Langshisa Ri, Gang Chhenpo, and the Dorje Lakpa. On your descent, see spectacular architecture and the Annapurnas, Manaslu, Ganesh Himal, and Langtang Lirung. You’ll arrive at the wondrous Goisakunda lakes, which holds a black rock said to be the head of Shiva. The tall Laurebine pass also lies in your path.
Langtang Tamang Heritage Trail
9 9 days 8 nightsSee highly rewarding alpine views of the Ganesh Himal, the Gosaikunda range, and the Goljang valley. Enjoy a tour of sacred temples, monasteries, and ancient shrines. Pass through Trisuli Bazaar to arrive at Syabrubesi. Go to Gatlang, where you’ll experience the charm and tradition of the Tamang village. A long day of trekking follows as you descend to Thangbuchet, near the Bhotekosh River. You’ll cross a local-style suspension bridge to reach Tatopani. Here, feel free to dip into the natural hot springs which locals claim have healing properties. Then head up to Brimdang, then continue on to Nagthali Danda. Go back down to Thuman, another Tamang village whose people will treat you to cultural events. Your trek starts to close with a gentle descent to Timure and on to Briddim. You’re also free to take refreshing walks through the village and soak in the dreamy Tibetan atmosphere.
A Taste of Tibet
7 7 days 6 nightsTravel to the Potala Palace, the seat of the Dalai Lama, on this fulfilling journey through Tibet. Exploration of the palace is open to the public. Tremendous views are also at your fingertips. You’ll even witness some animated monks holding traditional debates in the courtyard.
2-Day Rafting Excursion down the Trishuli River
2 2 days 1 nightEnjoy Nepal’s top river rafting experience along the Trishuli river. You’ll likely come from Kathmandu, the home of sacred shrines, traditional temples, and many monasteries. Take a three-hour bus ride to Malinga and endure a safety briefing before the rafting begins. Head on down the final segment of your rafting adventure over the Trishuli river. You’ll end up at Kathmandu valley or Pokhara, where picturesque scenery awaits. This excursion is suitable for paddler of all ability levels and is as fun as it gets on the water.
A Taste of Tibet
7 7 DAYS Fairly EasyThis seven-day journey moves between two distinct worlds separated by a single mountain range. Kathmandu provides an introduction to the Buddhist and Hindu traditions that shape this part of Asia, with time spent among the ancient temples and courtyards of the UNESCO-listed Bhaktapur district. A morning flight then crosses the Himalayas to Lhasa, where the landscape shifts and the altitude begins to register. Over three days in Tibet, the itinerary covers the principal sites of the capital at a considered pace: Drepung Monastery, the largest in the country; Norbulingka, the Dalai Lama's traditional summer residence; the Potala Palace, elevated above the city on its rocky base; and Sera Monastery, where the courtyard debates of resident monks remain one of the more arresting scenes in Tibetan monastic life. A Tibetan guide accompanies the group throughout the time in Lhasa. The return crosses the Himalayas again before a final night in Kathmandu.
7 Days Lhasa to Kathmandu Overland Small Group Tour
7 7 DAYS Fairly EasyThis seven-day overland journey traces the Sino-Nepal Highway from Lhasa southwest through the high Tibetan plateau, passing the monastery cities of Gyantse and Shigatse before ascending to Everest Base Camp at 5,200 metres and descending to the Gyirong border crossing into Nepal. The route moves through some of the most consequential religious and geographic terrain in Asia. Lhasa provides three days for acclimatisation and measured engagement with its principal monuments. The road west then unfolds across high passes, glacial lakes, and open barley country before the Himalayan panorama comes fully into view near Gawula Pass. The journey ends not at a destination but at a threshold, with Kathmandu waiting on the far side of the border.
Tibet Adventure
15 15 DAYS Fairly EasyThis journey moves through three distinct geographies in a single, coherent arc. It begins in Beijing, where two days allow considered time at the Forbidden City, the Mutianyu section of the Great Wall, and the residential lanes of the old Hutong quarters. From Beijing, the route shifts entirely: a 41-hour train journey across northern China and up onto the Tibetan Plateau delivers you to Lhasa by soft sleeper, the landscape changing hour by hour outside the window. Four days in Lhasa give space to visit the Jokhang Temple, Sera Monastery, and the Potala Palace without haste. The journey then continues west along the Friendship Highway, crossing high passes above 5,000 metres, skirting Yamdrok Lake, and reaching Rongbuk Monastery beneath Mount Everest before descending through Kyirong and across the border into Nepal. The route concludes in Kathmandu after a long drive through the Himalayan foothills. Fourteen nights connect these places in sequence, with the train journey itself forming the physical and psychological centre of the experience.
Excursion at the Royal Chitwan National Park Safari
5 5 days 4 nightsNepal’s first national park will open you to the lifestyle of the Tharu village with cultural dance presentations you can participate in if you so choose. You may also opt to lounge around near the poolside, or go bird-watching and discover a few of the over 450 species found in Chitwan. There’s activities like canoeing down the Rapti river where you might come across rare species of crocodiles like the Marsh Mugger and the fish-eating Gharial. The drive to Bees Hazaar Taal (Twenty Thousand Lakes) is an exciting highlight of this trip. Another is the jungle drive-through grassland, riverine and sal forests as you make your way to the Gharial hatchery farm. It’s not uncommon to do several elephant safaris on this excursion, but you may instead opt to go on nature walks or do something else to your liking.
5-Day Trek through Bardia National Park Safari
5 5 days 4 nightsRide on elephant backs and see birds, crocodiles, and dolphins as you explore incredible wildlife on this safari. This animal lover’s delight begins in the beautiful Tharu garden. You’ll get to learn about local lifestyle and culture as you walk through the Tharu village and take a tour of this Terai region tribe. The museum is your last stop before you visit a crocodile breeding center. What follows is a full day of a walking safari which will bring you to the river banks of the Baghauraphanta and Karnali waters. After that is a half-day walking safari. Even if you opt out, you’ll have an entire day of rafting afterward. There’ll be a mix of bird-watching, crocodile, and dolphin viewing as you go down the river in a dugout canoe or raft. More bird-watching follows and then you may choose to relax or explore your surroundings. Finally, you’ll visit an elephant breeding center before you depart.
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