Nepal Tibet Tour

Nepal and Tibet offer a variety of attractions for visitors to experience. Here are a few of the major attractions in each country:

Nepal:

• UNESCO World Heritage sites sightseeing such as Pashupatinath Temple, Swoyambhunath (Monkey Temple), Boudhanath Stupa, and 3 Durbar Squares
• Stunning Sunrise views from Nagarkot or Sarangkot
• Adventure outdoor sports such as white water rafting, paragliding, bungee jumping, and boating
• Wildlife Jungle Safari, Lake-side visit and boating there
• Everest Mountain Flight or Everest Helicopter Tour and get close-up views of Everest and the surrounding mountains

Tibet:

• UNESCO World Heritage-listed Potala Palace
• Tibetan Buddhist’s most sacred Jokhang Temple
• Dadong Village, an authentic Tibetan village, famous for its hot springs, old Tibetan monastery, and traditional folklore.
• Overland Tour at Northern EBC (Everest Base Camp from Tibet side)
• Holy Turquoise Blue Water Lake Yamdrok
• Sacred Monasteries such as Tashilhunpo Monastery, Sera Monastery, Rongbuk Monastery, Drepung Monastery

Train Routes to Lhasa (Tibet) from mainland China

Journey distances and durations are approximate and may vary according to the train service, route and operating schedule.

• Chengdu – Lhasa: 3070KM – 36 hours
• Xining – Lhasa: 1956KM – 22 hours
• Chongqing – Lhasa: 3030KM – 36 hours
• Lanzhou – Lhasa: 2188KM – 24 hours
• Xian – Lhasa: 2864KM – 33 hours
• Beijing – Lhasa: 3757KM – 40 hours

Driving distance between major cities with elevation:

• Lhasa (3650m) to Yamdrok Lake (4441m) = 114KM
• Lhasa to Shigatse (3845m) via Karo La Pass (5045m) = 350KM
• Shigatse to Rongbuk/EBC (5000m) via Gyatchu La pass (5,220m) = 320KM
• Rongbuk to Gyirong (2700m) via Lalung La Pass (5,124m) and Tong La Pass (5,120m) = 350KM
• Gyirong (Kyirong or Kerung) to Rasuwa Gadhi (1983m)(Tibet-Nepal Border) = 24KM
• Rasuwa Gadhi to Kathmandu (1330m) = 152KM (approx. 6 hours, this is only an estimate and can vary significantly with road conditions.)
• Kathmandu to Nagarkot (2175m) = 27KM (1 hour drive)
• Kathmandu to Pokhara (820m) = 200KM (approx. 6 hours by drive or 30 minutes by flight)
• Pokhara to Chitwan (415m) = 140KM (approx. 4 hours by drive or 20 minutes by flight)
• Chitwan to Kathmandu = 160KM (approx. 5 hours by drive or 25 minutes by flight)

Lhasa:

• St. Regis Lhasa – 5-star international luxury hotels
• Shangri La Hotel Lhasa – 5-star international luxury hotels
• XinDing Hotel – 4-star hotel locally
• Dekang Hotel – 4-star hotel locally
• Kyichu Hotel / Yak Hotel – 3-star hotel locally

Shigatse:

• Qomo Langzong Hotel – 4 to 5-star hotel
• Hilton Shigatse – 5-star hotel
• Gesar Hotel – 3 to 4-star hotel locally

Gyirung:

• Gyirong Qomo Langzong Hotel – 3 to 4-star locally

Rongbuk/EBC: Accommodation in Rongbuk is limited and basic because of its location which is far off and located at high altitude. After renovation, Rongbuk Hotel has rooms equipped with heater and toilet as well as great views of Mount Everest. But showers is not available and Internet and phone network availability is inconsistent. In peak season, one can consider staying in nomad tents which provide accommodation in dormitory style with common bathrooms outside.

Rongbuk Monastery, located at an altitude of about 5,000 meters, provides breathtaking views of the north face of Mount Everest. You can tour around the monastery and nearby religious structures as well as designated observation points.

For the Everest Base Camp, travelers will be transferred from their vehicles at Zasizong and will need to board an obligatory electric vehicle towards the viewpoints at Rongbuk Monastery and Everest Base Camp.

Shuttle services, operating times, entrance fee, and restricted areas may vary as per the local rules and conditions. We can provide you the latest information regarding all these matters prior to your trip.

The accommodation in Rongbuk or Everest Base Camp is less comfortable. The travelers should expect low temperature and high altitude here. However, we can also arrange better accommodation in nearby towns such as Tashi Zom, Shegar or Tingri.

1. What are the main differences between Tibet Travel Permit, Tibet Group Visa and China Visa?

Tibet Travel Permit (Tibet Entry Permit)

Tibet Travel Permit is a mandatory document for foreign travelers visiting Tibet Autonomous Region. It is issued by Tibet Tourism Development Department and needs to be organized in advance via an authorized Tibet travel agency.

The travelers generally need to provide a clear scanned copy of their passport and their itinerary to organize the permit. The permit is organized in advance, and the original document is required for necessary travel formalities, including air or railway check-in.

Tibet Group Visa

Tibet Group Visa is a special Chinese visa arrangement for eligible foreign travelers arriving in Tibet from Nepal. It is issued in Kathmandu as an individual paper document listing the members of the traveling group rather than being stamped in passports.

It is a generally single-entry visa with validity and travel dates indicated on the document. Eligible travelers listed on the same group visa need to enter and leave China together according to the approved itinerary.

The application requires the relevant original passports and supporting documents. Processing generally takes around 3–4 working days after online approval, although the actual time depends on the current application procedure and approval.

Ordinary China Visa

Ordinary Chinese visa is the type of visa which is issued to an individual applicant and is usually acquired via the Chinese Embassy or visa application center in the state where the applicant has the right to apply for the visa.

People coming into Tibet through the main land Chinese cities such as Chengdu, Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou will have to get an ordinary visa to China unless they come under some visa exemption scheme.

2. Is there a requirement for a China visa before applying for a Tibet Group Visa, or can the China visa and Tibet Travel Permit be applied for in Kathmandu?

You usually do not have to apply for the Chinese visa in your own country before you can apply for the Tibet Group Visa in Kathmandu. The processes of obtaining these two documents are independent of each other.

You have two typical options for planning your trip:

Option A: Direct entrance into Tibet from Nepal

• The application for the Tibet Travel Permit can be done in advance based on the scanned copies of your passport and planned itinerary.
• After arrival in Kathmandu, eligible travelers can apply for the Tibet Group Visa based on the local application procedure.
• The original passport and all other required documents have to be presented for the visa formalities.
• As soon as the visa is issued and required travel documents are in place, you can depart for Tibet by a direct flight or overland route.
• Nowadays, you can fly to Lhasa (Tibet) with your ordinary China visa (instead of Tibet group visa) and Tibet travel permit.

Option B: Entering Tibet from mainland China

• Applying for an appropriate Chinese visa in advance, unless you are eligible for visa-free entry into China.
• Organizing your Tibet Travel Permit via an official Tibet travel agency prior to traveling to Tibet.
• Visiting mainland China, e.g., Chengdu or Beijing, or Kathmandu (Nepal) before entering Tibet.
• The Tibet Travel Permit is to be presented prior to boarding a flight or train to Tibet.

This Tibet Travel Permit can be organized beforehand; however, how you will receive it depends on your itinerary. The stopover in mainland China is not a rule (you can collect it at the airport of Chinese city).

Remark: If you are eligible for China's visa-free entry policy, you will not need an ordinary Chinese visa. Nevertheless, you still need a Tibet Travel Permit.

3. Is it possible to apply for the Tibet Group Visa from afar, or should I be present in Kathmandu? Am I able to skip a number of days in Nepal?

Preparations for the application can start even prior to arriving in Kathmandu. However, the official application process will involve submitting your passport by the relevant visa application process in Kathmandu.

As per the current procedure for applying for Chinese visas, the applicants are required to make an initial online application with you Nepal arrival stamp, PP size photograph and copy of passport (approval time 2-4 working days). Once the application is accepted for submission, the passport as well as other documents will have to be submitted to the visa application center (approval time 3-4 working days).

In respect of our Tibet Group Visa arrangements, it is recommended that you plan for enough time in Kathmandu to submit your passport, process it, and pick it up.

The Tibet Travel Permit is a different document altogether, which can be processed even before arriving in Kathmandu by way of the scanned passports and proposed itinerary.

4. Is the Tibet Travel Permit processed along with the visa in Kathmandu, or is it something that needs to be done in advance?

The Tibet Travel Permit and the Tibet Group Visa are two different documents that are processed separately.

• Tibet Travel Permit: This is processed ahead of time with copies of passports and the itinerary of Tibet. It is processed by our Tibet partner prior to your visit to Tibet.
• Tibet Group Visa: This is processed after you arrive in Kathmandu, following the procedure for application and submitting of passport.

It is recommended to send your passports and information as early as possible so that it could be processed before arriving in Nepal.

5. If I arrive in Kathmandu on Thursday and submit my application for Tibet Group Visa on the same day, when can I pick up the visa?

The processing time of the visa should be confirmed when your application is officially accepted for submission. In any case, let us take an example for planning purposes, if the preliminary check of the application is complete and the original passport is officially submitted on Thursday morning, the four-day processing period will be as follows:

• Thursday: The first working day
• Friday: The second working day
• Saturday and Sunday: Weekend days
• Monday: The third working day
• Tuesday: The fourth working day

Therefore, the pick-up may be on Tuesday, provided that there are no public holidays or additional requirements for documentation.

It should be noted that the preliminary check of your application online (which takes 2-5 working days) is compulsory before the official submission of the passport. Therefore, arriving in Kathmandu on Thursday does not guarantee that the application for the visa may be officially submitted on the same day.

Our recommendation: If you plan to travel to Tibet from Kathmandu immediately, it will be better to arrive on Sunday or Monday. We always recommend allowing some additional time rather than making onward flight arrangements based on a guaranteed visa collection date.

6. What do I need to be aware of before applying for a Chinese visa in my own country?

If you want to visit Tibet, apply for a Chinese visa and make sure that you fill out your application with correct information.

We recommend:

• Send us your itinerary with the places and dates you would like to visit.
• Use hotel and flight arrangements if asked.
• Make sure your visa application is consistent with the information you have on your passport.
• Make sure you can enter the number of times and stay in China as planned.
• Don’t mentioned, you are going to Tibet, it might be challenging to get China visa.

7. Which nationalities are eligible for China's unilateral visa-free entry policy?

China now allows travelers holding ordinary passports from certain countries visa-free access to mainland China for leisure travel, work, visiting friends and relatives, exchange visits and transit travel.

According to the policy information available as of November 2026, the countries covered include:

Europe (35 countries): Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, North Macedonia, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom.

Asia (21 countries): Albania, Armenia, Bahrain, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brunei, Georgia, Japan, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Malaysia, Maldives, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, UAE, Uzbekistan.

Oceania (5 countries): Australia, Fiji, New Zealand, Solomon Islands, Tonga.

Americas (13 countries): Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Bahamas, Barbados, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Dominica, Ecuador, Grenada, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay.

Africa (2 countries): Mauritius, Seychelles.

Important validity information:

• Brunei's visa-exemption arrangement has no specified expiry date in the current official policy information.
• Russia's unilateral visa-free arrangement is valid through 31 December 2027.
• The arrangement for the other 48 countries listed above is currently valid through 31 December 2026.
• The United Kingdom and Canada were included in the policy from 17 February 2026 through 31 December 2026.

Eligible ordinary passport holders can generally stay for up to 30 days per entry for permitted purposes. Different conditions may apply depending on nationality and the applicable visa-exemption agreement.

8. Is it true that I can travel to Tibet visa-free under visa exemption policy?

That is not completely true. The visa exemption allows a traveler not to obtain a regular Chinese visa, however the Tibet Travel Permit will still be required by foreigners entering the Tibet Autonomous Region.

A traveler flying direct to Lhasa from Kathmandu or overland to Tibet from Nepal has to ensure the relevant visa exemption for his/her particular passport nationality and route of travel before booking the tickets.

The team will confirm the relevant visa and permits requirements based on each traveler's passport nationality, dates of travel and travel route.

Visa policies are subject to change; therefore it is recommended that travelers always verify their eligibility prior to making any bookings.

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NEPAL TOUR – GENERAL INCLUSIONS

1. Breakfast in hotels.
2. Full meals in Chitwan.
3. Airport pickups and drops service.
4. Private ground transportation with air-conditioning.
5. Hotel accommodation as per your choice.
6. Local cultural tour guide with English speaking.
7. Sightseeing entrance fees for museums and monuments.

TIBET TOUR – GENERAL INCLUSIONS

1. Tibet Tourism Bureau Permit and all other necessary permits to Tibet;
2. All entrance tickets fee for tourist attractions are listed in the itinerary;
3. Experienced local English-speaking tour guide;
4. A travel-licensed vehicle according to group size & season as itinerary needed including gas and parking fee;
5. All lodging listed in the itinerary; it’s your decision about the accommodation class: luxury 5-star international hotel, comfortable 4-star hotel, economic 3-star hotel. Please tell us your preference;
6. Breakfasts provided by hotels;
7. Pick-up & Drop-off service from Airport/railway station;
8. Travel Agency Liability insurance;
9. Express delivery fee of Permit (eg. SF. Express);
10. Food & lodgings for guide & driver;
11. Oxygen tank for emergency use;
12. Sleeping bags;
13. Two bottles of mineral water per person per day.

Nepal:

Nepal is ideal to visit all around the year and each season has some uniqueness to offer. But, Spring (Mar-May) seasons are considered best followed by the Autumn (Sep-Nov) season to travel to Nepal. The weather is moderate, the skies are clear, and the temperature during the day is warm and colder in the mountains than in the lower regions.

During winter (Dec-Feb), it is slightly warm during the day and cold in the morning and night. Expect snowfalls in the higher regions. But, the views are clear and you can still enjoy traveling during the winter season in Nepal.

Tibet:

It is highly recommended for tourists to choose May to September months for visiting Tibet as the weather conditions are often suitable for sightseeing and mountain views.

Another possible period for traveling to Tibet is April, October and November. Nevertheless, different regions of the Tibetan Plateau have different weather conditions and sometimes rain may cause problems on some roads.

Spring and fall are the periods for tourists who want to visit the northern base-camp area of the Mount Everest, though you can never have full guarantee of seeing the mountains.

The winter season is very cold almost everywhere in Tibet. Moreover, there might be travel restrictions or seasonal closures for foreigners in February and March.

Weather conditions, roads and permits should always be checked according to your planned visiting periods.

Tibet is a high-altitude destination, and travelers should understand the possible effects of reduced oxygen availability. Lhasa is approximately 3,650 metres above sea level, while the Everest Base Camp region is considerably higher.

Altitude sickness can affect anyone, regardless of age or physical fitness. Common symptoms include headache, nausea, dizziness, fatigue and difficulty sleeping. More serious symptoms can include confusion, loss of coordination and breathing difficulties.

Altitude Sickness Prevention:

To reduce the risk:

• Allow sufficient time for acclimatization after arriving in Lhasa.
• Follow a gradual travel itinerary and avoid ascending to higher sleeping altitudes too quickly.
• Avoid strenuous activities during the initial acclimatization period.
• Avoid alcohol during the first 48 hours at high altitude.
• Inform your guide immediately if you experience symptoms.
• Do not continue ascending if you develop symptoms of altitude sickness.
• Seek medical attention if symptoms become severe or worsen.

Nepal: Altitude sickness is there in the higher regions. During the Nepal visit, we travel to most of the lower regions and there is no fear of getting altitude sickness. Still, we recommend you do some exercises and get fit and healthy for the travel.

Tibet: As mentioned earlier, Tibet is on a high plateau and its elevation is higher compared to Nepal. It has an initial altitude at Lhasa of approx. 3650m from the sea level. So, we recommend you before visiting Tibet, get as fit and healthy as possible, both physically and mentally. It is advised that travelers having records of heart, lung, or other organ problems or anemia must consult their doctor before traveling to Tibet. If anyone planning to travel to Northern EBC, we advise you to spend at least 2-3 days in Lhasa city to acclimatize and adjust to the temperature. During the Tibet visit, we have the facility of oxygen cylinders for emergency and traveler’s safety.

Traditional festivals which are well-reserved and still in practice are the best highlight of these both nations. Festivals are lively and one that you shouldn’t miss in both these countries. With vibrant ornaments and clothing, dancing and singing, festive foods, and vibes, festivals here will amaze you for sure.

An incredibly enriching experience while attending festivals in Nepal and Tibet allows you to witness traditional customs and practices, and immerse yourself in the local culture. But, one thing that needs to keep in mind is that most of the dates of the festival in Nepal and Tibet depend on the Lunar calendar. So, if you wish to attend any festivals confirm the accurate dates with your travel agency before planning the trip.

Some of the most popular festivals in Nepal and Tibet include:

Tibet Major Festivals:

Losar Festival: Losar is the popular Tibetan New Year festival that falls in the months of February or March. The festival is marked by religious ceremonies, traditional dancing, and the exchanging of gifts. The colorful masks and costumes worn by the dancers are the highlights of the festival. Losar is celebrated with religious ceremonies, family gatherings and traditional festivities.

Saga Dawa: Saga Dawa is celebrated in the month of May or June, which is the month when the Buddha was born, attained enlightenment, and got parinirvana. Many Tibetans visit various sacred monasteries and donate to needy people. In Lhasa, at the foot of Potala Palace, Tibetans join crowds and visit the Dzongyab Lukhang Park. They circle Barkhor, Tshekhor, Lingkhor, and Mt. Kailash.

Shoton Festival: The popular festival falls in the month of August. It is also known as Yogurt Festival. Monks are served yogurt and some local opera performances are also organized. The main attraction of this festival is the presentation of the Giant Buddha Thangkas in the Drepung Monastery.

Tibetan Bathing Festival: The most unique festival called the bathing festival is held every seventh month of the Tibetan calendar and lasts for a week. It is believed that taking a bath during this time will remove all the diseases and misfortune. Most people in Tibet go out for a picnic with family near the river bank and take a bath. Later, they enjoy a picnic with a family.

Nepal Major Festivals:

Nepal is among the few countries in the world where the maximum number of festivals are celebrated in a year. Some popular festivals are:

Dashain: Dashain is the major biggest festival in Nepal that celebrates the victory of good over evil. The festival normally falls in the months of September or October. They celebrate this festival by putting a tika on their forehead from the hand of the older and seeking blessings. They wear new clothes, accept dakshina (money), and eat delicious feasts with family members.

Tihar: Tihar is one of Nepal's major festivals, also known as the Festival of Lights. It is celebrated for 5 days and various animals like crows, dogs, cows, and ox are worshipped. The festival also honors Goddess Lakshmi, the Hindu goddess of wealth and prosperity and Bhai Tika is performed. Bhai Tika is the festival where sisters put tika on their brother’s forehead and pray for their longevity.

Bhoto Jatra: One of the unique festivals that are celebrated in April or May in Patan, Nepal. The festival is marked by the display of a sacred vest, known as the Bhoto, which is said to have been worn by a god. The festival is also known for its colorful parades, and chariot pulling.

Tiji Festival: Tiji is a three-day festival that is celebrated in the Mustang region of Nepal and Lo Manthang near the Tibet border. The festival is held in late May or early June and marks the victory of Lord Buddha’s incarnation over a demon. The festival features traditional dancing, singing, and the re-enactment of the victory of good over evil.

Similarly, Holi, Shivaratri, Janai Purnima, Buddha Jayanti, Lhosar, Chhath, Maghe Sankranti, and Teej are some other major festivals here. You can change the date of your visit to overlap some of these festivals to know the Nepalese culture, religion, and lifestyle better. Most of these festivals are celebrated with families and friends with great foods and drinks as well. So, plan accordingly to be in Nepal during these amazing festivals.

The following factors make combined Nepal and Tibet great destinations for travelers looking for a realistic, cultural, and enriching experience. These nations are a blend of breathtaking landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and friendly local people. Let’s disconnect from the world and relish the beauty of nature, culture, and beautiful destinations in Nepal and Tibet.

Nepal and Tibet offer a unique and memorable vacation experience for travelers for many reasons:

• The scenic beauty of both nations Nepal and Tibet is breathtaking.
• These nations are historically and culturally rich.
• Sightseeing around UNESCO-listed World Heritage Sites.
• The spiritual significance is high in these nations.
• Adventure outdoor activities (short hikes, overland tour around Northern EBC, boating, paragliding, Everest Mountain flight, etc.)
• Welcoming people in both nations with great hospitality.
• Delicious cuisine with a variety.
• Amazing sunrise view over the snow-capped mountains.
• Sacred monasteries, stupas, and temples.
• Suitable for both luxury and budget travelers with different ways to enjoy.
• Both Nepal and Tibet is Safe for traveling (perfect for both solo and family vacation).
• Explore many photographic destinations.
• Wildlife Jungle Safari in the vicinity of a natural dense forest.
• Enjoy the views of diverse flora and a close encounter with rare and majestic wildlife and birds.
• Be a part of unique traditional festivals.
• Positive vibes in the atmosphere of these nations make your travel more memorable.

There are several advantages of Private Tours over a Group Tour. A private tour offers a more personalized and flexible itinerary. You will have the great opportunity to explore the places of your interest as well as more comfort and more privacy. You will get accompanied by an expert & dedicated guide who will take care of all the logistics and an experienced driver who knows the remote region and its high-altitude destination very well, especially in Tibet.

Nepal and Tibet offer a unique and memorable travel experience for travelers. Explore the real beauty of nature, culture, and the warm hospitality of people. Here’s an inside view of what travelers can expect when traveling these nations:

• Accommodations in the city areas are luxurious for luxury travelers and comfortable for budget travelers but very basic and simple accommodation in remote regions.
• Nepalese and Tibetan cuisines offer a delicious blend of flavors, but you should also be prepared to try a variety of local dishes. There is a variety of international cuisine in bigger cities such as Kathmandu and Lhasa.
• In Nepal, buses, shared taxis, and flights are means of transport. Buses and shared taxis are the most common and affordable means of transportation in Nepal. Private cars and mini buses are means of transport in Tibet.
• Both Nepal and Tibet are located in the Himalayas, and the climate can vary widely depending on the altitude and time of year. Be sure to check the weather forecast and pack accordingly.
• Internet and mobile coverage is widely available in both Nepal and Tibet, but the service can be slow or unreliable in some areas, especially in remote and high-altitude regions.
• Travelers need Tibet Travel Permit, which can be arranged through a travel agency. For a Nepal visit, travelers must show a valid passport and a visa can be obtained upon arrival at the airport. It’s important to check the visa requirements for both nations before you travel.
• Assure your visas on time. It is best to have them at least a few days earlier than in a tight schedule. Tibet Travel Permit and Visa paperwork processes are strict. So, be sure and double-check everything.
• Be gentle and patient if things don’t work out. Nepalese and Tibetans are very hospitable. So, don’t feel shy to ask for help.
• Most places might be open for tourists, some might need permits/passes, and some might even be restricted for travelers. As a traveler, it is always best to know about these beforehand.
• Always choose a local guide to miss nothing. Both Nepal and Tibet have some of the best-hidden destinations and a local guide will be worth your price for the best travel experience.
• While the highways are particularly comfortable prepare for some bumpy stretches in the hilly destinations. Keep in mind that the drivers here are amazingly skilled and experienced so loosen up a bit.
• There are some restrictions in these nations due to traditional beliefs. So, follow the norm, and culture, and be a responsible traveler. Don’t try to display your affection in public places.
• Preparation is the key to best experiencing these countries. Always spend as much time in discussion with your team or guides who will accompany you.
• For family vacations always consult with the team for tips to get great deals on accommodation and transportation.
• Keep your documents with you all the time. It’s better to make some copies in case you lose yours.
• Just allow us to help you with anything as our professional team is ready for your assistance at Everest Vacation.

• Over a decade-long experience in planning and organizing tours in Asia.
• We are a dedicated team of professionals always seeking more ways to improve the quality of our services.
• We do update our itinerary regularly for the best traveling experiences that you can enjoy.
• Our guides are mostly local with good knowledge of local dialect and culture.
• Our tours are customizable and flexible perfect to fulfill your travel needs.
• We provide the best value for money with our services.
• With us, you have to worry no more about visas, permits, transport, and all the other necessities until the end of your vacation.
• We are modern by practice but traditional by heart meaning ‘Athithi Devo Bhawa’ is still implemented for our clients.