DELHI TO KATHMANDU

17 days from GBP1,943 to GBP2,243 including flights

Tripcode: AIN

Our Clients’ Reviews

Marta Arechaga

DELHI TO KATHMANDU

Written April 2008

It was a real experience, much better than I imagined. I was very lucky as the people in the group were nice & thanks to them I had a great time. Without them I would have been possible.

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Janet Oliver

DELHI TO KATHMANDU

Written February 2008

To exceed all my expectations with every aspect of the trip was a tall order, but thanks to the excellent standard of service provided, and obvious research, no detail was omitted.

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Christine Wainwright

DELHI TO KATHMANDU

Written February 2008

A fantastic trip packed with exciting things to do. The organisation was first class and everything went according to plan.

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Jane D'Silva

DELHI TO KATHMANDU

Written February 2008

A fabulous experience, so many new sights and sensations enjoyed in a convivial group. It exceeded my expectations in all aspects.

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Paula Stevens-Hoare

Never A Dull Moment

Written November 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
An impromtue stop at a well and the subsequant invite in to the local village. Can you imaging 14 total strangers turning unannounced and being able to rustle up tea in matching china cups with a smile and a great welcome?

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Sharon Griffiths

A busy trip with very contrasting sights, sounds and experiences

Written September 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
The Taj Mahal at sunriseThe evening and morning contrast of the way of life on the Ghats at VaranasiNot very environmentally friendly, but the flight to see the Himalayan Peaks and Mount Everest is worth every pennyThe genuinely warm welcome of the Nepalese who are glad that we continue to visit their countryBathing with the elephants in Chitwan and feeding them bananas is an experience that should not be missed.

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Elizabeth Couch

An assault on the senses in the best possible way!

Written September 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
I think it has to be Varanassi. The rickshaw ride down to the river through fthe chaos of flocking crowds, holy cows and open drains finishes at the bank of the Ganges where you watch the most spectacular ceremony which you will never forget. Even that does not prepare you for the boat trip at 5am along the Ghats where pilgrims, holy men, corpses and children all wash, bathe and drink and perform the daily rituals. It is mesmorising to watch and an unforgettable experience. Nepal comes a close second with elephant bathing, Everest viewed from the air (a must-do optional trip in Kathmandu) and stunning drives through mountain passes where you breathe in as other vehicles approach!

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