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🏔️Truly a Life-Time Experience 🪷
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We tailor your trip to Nepal, India, Bhutan and Tibet and more the way YOU want to and with Best Price options. Feel free to write to us, we will immediately answer your query and work with you with personal touch! Namaste! 🙏
Explore the South Asian nature and culture with us!
Who We Are
We are a destination management partner in South Asia with accountability and high standards. We work with local partners; hotels guides and agencies, with very high quality and reliable services -- The people that have made their names in the national and international tourism fraternity. We put our strong efforts to relate your contribution to our tourism with the improvement of local lives and environment, and we advocate for better policies from the government to take care of the natural heritage like the Himalayas of Nepal that everyone in the world has right to enjoy and respect.
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* Prices vary for every destination according to tour quality and type
Everest Base Camp - € 1400
14-Day Trek Nepal
Kingdom of Bhutan - € 6500
Lhasa, Tibet - € 1500
Overland Drive 10-day tour
Culture, Mountains & Timeless Calm
Highlights: Old streets of Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur with fascinating history and people; beautiful hikes around different points of the mountains around Kathmandu valley; diverse culinary; several UNESCO heritage sites; spirituality to modernity, all in one big valley
Highlights: Old streets of Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur with fascinating history and people; beautiful hikes around different points of the mountains around Kathmandu valley; diverse culinary; several UNESCO heritage sites; spirituality to modernity, all in one big valley
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Nepal Extra Highlights
Chitwan and Bardia
Nepal Wildlife
Rice terraces and villages
Mid-Mountain Hikes
Medieval treasure
Photo Tour Nepal
Buddhist shrines Tour
Spiritual Nepal
Paragliding
Mountain Biking
Bunjy Jumping
@The Last Resort
Rafting in Himalayan rivers
Recent news on South Asia that interest the travellers to the region!
Weather, Natural Risks & Safety Advisories
Weather, Natural Risks & Safety Advisories
October has also brought serious weather-related setbacks. A combination of a western disturbance and a low‐pressure system over the Arabian Sea triggered heavy rainfall and unseasonal snowfall in high mountain zones (e.g., Gandaki, Bagmati, Karnali provinces) between 27–29 October.
As a result, the Everest region trekking and mountaineering routes were halted due to hazardous snow and avalanche risk.
Some 2,000 tourists (domestic + foreign) were reported stranded in Himalayan regions like Manang, Mustang, Myagdi and Gorkha.
The Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) issued urgent travel‐safety advisories, asking trekkers and tourists to exercise extreme caution.
This highlights how natural hazards remain a critical vulnerability for Nepal’s mountain-adventure tourism, especially during peak season when large numbers of visitors are in high-altitude zones.
Regional Booms: Mustang, Annapurna & Beyond
Regional Booms: Mustang, Annapurna & Beyond
Certain Himalayan and mid-hill districts are riding a wave of domestic tourism. For example, the Mustang district recorded more than 40,000 tourists in the first ten days of Kartik (mid-October) with around 37,000 domestic and 3,700 foreign visitors. Elsewhere, in the Annapurna region, hotels in the districts of Myagdi, Baglung and Parbat report accommodation fully booked.
This surge reflects improved road connectivity (e.g., Beni–Jomsom highway), increased domestic mobility during festivals (such as Tihar), and a preference for shorter trips by Nepalis returning home. The strong domestic‐tourism base is a key buffer for the sector.
A Resilient Comeback Amid Mixed Signals
A Resilient Comeback Amid Mixed Signals
Nepal’s tourism industry is sending strong signals of rebound. According to reports, the country has welcomed about 800,000 international tourists so far in 2025, indicating a robust surge. Figures suggest a return of traveller confidence, and in key destinations such as Pokhara hotels report ~90% occupancy during the festive holiday period.
Nevertheless, the picture isn't uniformly positive: In September, tourism arrivals dropped by 18.3% compared with September 2024—a warning that not all segments of the market are recovering at the same pace. So while the momentum is real, vulnerabilities remain.
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