Delhi To Kathmandu

Our Clients’ Reviews

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  Deborah Board

  DELHI TO KATHMANDU

  

  Written January 2012

  An action-packed fortnight full of wonderful experiences.  Each day we thought "Nothing can match this" ... and then something else did. 

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  What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?

  Impossible to decide which was the most inspirational.  Overall what stays with me is the contrasts: the fabulous riches of the Indian palaces and tombs, the poverty on the streets, the splendid solitude of Fatehpur Sikri, the crazy, noisy traffic in the cities, the spectacular location of Pokhara and its playground for tourists and trekkers, and the flickering night-time fires in the streets of Kathmandu where the homeless try to keep warm.

  What did you think of your group leader?

  He was very good: good-humoured, extremely knowledgeable and always anticipating our needs, taking care of everything and dealing with any problems.

  Do you have any advice for potential travellers?

  If you do this trip in December, be ready for the cold.  It is mild (not hot) during the day but cold at night.  Pack your thermals.

  Is there anything else you would like to add?

  It's easy to get paranoid before the trip about "helpful" advice.  Only two people on our trip succumbed to tummy upsets and we all ate most things that were put in front of us and ate out at restaurants en route.  Bottled water is readily available everywhere including on the coaches.  We weren't plagued by insects, it being dry and cool.  Feral or stray dogs are common but they didn't bother us; most of them were asleep.

   
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  Pat Bullen

  DELHI TO KATHMANDU

  

  Written January 2012

  This trip was a most fantastic mix of everything.  We experienced the real India, the sights, smells, sounds and colours were amazing.  Such diverse experiences.  India was so viabrant and Nepal so peaceful and beautiful.   A full on holiday 

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  What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?

  Seeing the Holy Ceremony at Varanasi in the evening by boat was so vibrant.  Seeing the sun rise over the Annpurnas was absolutely stunning

  What did you think of your group leader?

  He was absolutely great, so knowledgable and helpful.  So enthuiastic  about his country.  He couldnt have done more to make the holiday so enjoyable.

  Do you have any advice for potential travellers?

  Yes, take plenty of hand cleansing gel and taking probiotic tablets before you go helped  the stomach build up some defences.  I was lucky to get through the whole trip without any tummy problems.  If you go in January you definately need warm clothes.  Also don't expect everything to go to plan all the time.

  Is there anything else you would like to add?

  Not really other than Exodus haved come up trumps again.  This is my fifth holiday with them and I have another one booked for May.  They seem to have the formula right.

   
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  Neil Waite

  DELHI TO KATHMANDU

  

  Written January 2012

  Well organised, saw all the highlights and had an excellent guide 

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  What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?

  The boat trip on the ganges river to see the funeral fires

  What did you think of your group leader?

  Very knowledgeable

  Do you have any advice for potential travellers?

  Bring warm clothes if travelling in the winter!!

   
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  Helen Brown

  DELHI TO KATHMANDU

  

  Written November 2011

  A lot of travelling (on a comfortable but far from luxurious bus) but well worth any discomfort. Excellent guide, wonderful food, lovely people. 

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  What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?

  The sunrise sparkling on Fishtail mountain viewed from a hill near Pokhara was as beautiful a sight as I have ever seen! Tranquility in the most awe inspiring setting - magical!!

  What did you think of your group leader?

  We had a resourceful and knowledgable leader who couldn't do enough to ensure we got the most out of our time. He was flexible, modifying the programme to our match our preferences and was thoroughly professional throughout.

  Do you have any advice for potential travellers?

  Don't wait until Delhi airport on thje return journey to change any unrequired Indian rupees as they will only allow Indian passport carriers to change money. Also most of the shop and duty free outlets will not accept Indian rupees so I advise you to get rid of them in Nepal and use cards, dollars or sterling at Delhi airport.

   
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  Michael Bebb

  DELHI TO KATHMANDU

  

  Written November 2011

  Absolutely wonderful in India from Deldi to Varanasi lots to see and Nepal fantastic Chitwan,Pokhara, Kathmandu you just have to see these places 

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  What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?

  The whole holiday was inspirational

  What did you think of your group leader?

  Sanjay Sihag was good company as well as being a good guide our bus broke down so he got a local bus to take us to the next part of our holiday Fatehpur then got another bus to take us to the outskirts of Agra then toot-toots local three wheel Taxi to our hotel. where he had arranged for our luggage to be sent. that took some organising well done Sanjay 

  Do you have any advice for potential travellers?

  Take some medicaton for upset stomach

  Is there anything else you would like to add?

  This holiday is a must

   
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  Victoria Brown

  DELHI TO KATHMANDU

  

  Written November 2011

  A wonderful trip, full of so many different experiences.  Lots of travelling but the destinations made it all worthwhile.  Fantastic food, excellent guide and a lovely group of people. 

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  What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?

  Is so hard to pick between sunrise at the Taj Mahal (yes it is as amazing in real life), evening prayers in Varanasi or crazy rickshaw rides through the ever vibrant streets of India.

  What did you think of your group leader?

  He was very knowledgeable and very flexible.  Had to deal with some unforseen difficulties with a bus breaking down but we still managed to see everything on the itinerary.  He was friendly and had some great food suggestions.

  Do you have any advice for potential travellers?

  Be prepared for the noise, dirt and bustle of India and try to enjoy the experience of it all.  Remember that when you get to Nepal it will be all much quieter.

  If you like your own space, pay for a single room.

  Is there anything else you would like to add?

  Would highly recommend Exodus, I received a highly professional service from start to finish.  Would definitely travel with them again.

   
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  Delphine LAURENT

  DELHI TO KATHMANDU

  

  Written October 2011

  I had a fabulous time during this trip, we did and saw so much! India is a crazy but very touching country and Nepal is quieter and it was a peaceful week. It's worth every pound. 

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  What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?

  I was really touched by the evening prayers in the bank of the Ganges, a spiritual and unforgetable moment.

  What did you think of your group leader?

  The group leader was a really great guy, considerate and friendly. I will never forget him.

  Do you have any advice for potential travellers?

  Do not forget your sanitizer gel : )

   

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