Highlights Of Nepal

Our Clients’ Reviews

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  Paula Mason

  HIGHLIGHTS OF NEPAL

  

  Written October 2011

  This tour is a great introductiion to Nepal, leaving you wanting to go back and explore further this incredible country.  The local people, scenery, and food exceeded all my expectations. 

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  What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?

  There were so many!!  However, the trekking itself in the Annapurna region was most inspirational for me.

  What did you think of your group leader?

  Our leader Chandra, was most professional and had us entertained with his facts on Nepal each night at dinner.

  Do you have any advice for potential travellers?

  There are lots of steps whilst trekking on the trails so recommend taking trekking poles.  And extra space in your racksack on the way home with all the souvenir shopping!

  Is there anything else you would like to add?

  This is a great trip overall and I couldn't recommened it more highly if you are considering a visit to Nepal.

   
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  Karen Matthews

  HIGHLIGHTS OF NEPAL

  

  Written October 2011

  Wow, booked this trip on a whim and what a wonderful whim it was. 

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  What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?

  6am woken by a Sherpa knocking at the door.  "Come see the sunrise over annapurna II".  Stagger out of bed, grab camera, open door..........  There are some places and moments in the world that make you feel small and insignificant, this was one of them.

  What did you think of your group leader?

  Chandra was amazing.  I've never seen anyone smile so much!  He loved his country, it's people and all the quirks that go with travelling in Nepal.

  Do you have any advice for potential travellers?

  This is a go with the flow kind of a trip, accept that and you'll fall in love with the country.

  Is there anything else you would like to add?

  Beware the public toilets are shocking.  Alcohol gel is a must.

   

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