Simikot – Kailash Helicopter Tour Tibet – Mt. Kailash For many travelers, Tibet has a special appeal. This is particularly true of the remote south-western corner where the great curve of the Himalaya swings northwards tilting the Tibetan plateau towards the heavens. Here in isolation, is a solitary mountain and two azure lakes that have been a focus for human interest since earliest times. Hindus regard Mt. Kailas as the earthly manifestation of Mt Meru, their spiritual centre of the universe.... more

Mt. Kailash & Lake Manasarovar Tour – 16 days Over the centuries pilgrims have constantly been braving their way to Mt. Kailash in order to attain spiritual enlightenment despite the harsh weather and frequent bandits attack in the gone days. The journey/yatra itself burns out the sins collected in one’s lifetime. You won’t be surprised to find yourself a renewed person after your journey of a lifetime. A drop of water from beautiful and serene Lake Manasarovar sets you free from our... more

Kathmandu Lhasa Kathmandu Tour – 11 days This is a good tour option for travellers who would rather travel in Tibet independently. Due to Chinese regulations, travellers must join an organized tour to Lhasa, but from Lhasa onward, you can travel on your own. Our Company can obtain a visa valid for 16 days only. So, after 16 days, travellers must travel onward to mainland China or return back to Kathmandu. Both overland travel and air travel options are available for you to travel onward from... more

Kathmandu to Lhasa Tour (drop only) – 8 Days This is a good tour option for travellers who would rather travel in Tibet independently. Due to Chinese regulations, travellers must join an organized tour to Lhasa, but from Lhasa onward, you can travel on your own. Our Company can obtain a visa valid for 16 days only. So, after 16 days, travellers must travel onward to mainland China or return back to Kathmandu. Both overland travel and air travel options are available for you to travel onward... more

Lhasa Kailash Manasarovar Tour – 17 days It is possible to make a tour to Mt. Kailash and Lake Manasarovar combined with the major attractions of central Tibet (Tsedang, Samye, Lhasa, Gyantse, Shigatse, Yangpachen and Sakya). Generally, our tour covers Lhasa, Gyantse, Shigatse and Sakya then eventually it merges with the main route from Kathmandu to Kailash in Saga (a small Tibetan town) then we continue with the set route for the remainder of the journey. Our tour to Mt. Kailash & Lake... more

Simikot Kailash Manasarovar Tour Before opening the Simikot-Hilsa route, travellers had to travel to Mt. Kailash and Lake Manasarovar either via Lhasa or via Zhang-Mu. From 1993, travellers began making their way to Mt. Kailash and Lake Manasarovar via the Simikot-Hilsa route. This route is the shortest and most practical for trekkers in terms of both elevation and distance. The tour to Mt. Kailash commences from Simikot, which is situated at an elevation of 2910 meters, and climbs up to Na-Lagna... more

Kathmandu Kailash Manasarovar Tour – 18 days Kathmandu has become a popular gateway to Mt. Kailash and Lake Manasarovar tour. A 14-day tour is one of the most popular tours to Mt. Kailash & Lake Manasarovar from Kathmandu that commences with an overland journey to Zhang-Mu, Tibetan border town. The program includes a 3-day circumambulation tour around Mt. Kailash as well as a 2-day stay at the shore of Lake Manasarover (Chiu Gompa side). For the remainder of the tour, we will travel to... more

Ghorepani Poon Hill Trekking Maximum altitude: 3192 meters Duration of Trek: 7 days with accommodations in mountain lodges This is an ideal trek for beginners, or those whose time is limited to one week of hiking, which is why this is the single most popular trek in Nepal. While the trekking route can be busy by Nepalese standards during the peak seasons, the scenery is still stunning and there are good opportunities to sample real mountain life. The highlight of this trek is witnessing sunrise... more

Sikkim Darjeeling Tour – 12 days Sikkim is extremely beautiful destination tucked between Nepal, Bhutan, Tibet and Darjeeling in the Eastern Himalayas. Mount Kanchenjunga, the third highest mountain in the world, dominates this small but beautiful land. This once independent Kingdom was ruled by the Chogyal dynasty until 1975, when following popular support it became a state of India. Sikkim has however retained much of its culture and unique identity. Containing over 150 lakes it ranges in... more

Glimpse of Bhutan Tour – 4 days This short tour gives the visitor an introduction to Bhutan, with a chance to see parts of the fertile Paro Valley, as well as Thimphu, Bhutan’s capital. Most visitors to Bhutan begin their tour at Paro, because it is the site of the country’s only airport. The Paro Valley was the seat of power in western Bhutan during the nineteenth century, and Paro’s large dzong ( A dzong is a distinctive type of fortress architecture found in the former... more