This was my first time walking in the Himalayas and it was a truly magical experience. The scenery was breath-taking. I am glad we chose the route taking in Gokyo and the Cho La pass which were both challenging and beautiful and made for quieter days on the trail than when we got back to the main base camp route, which was considerably busier. We had not stayed in teahouses before and they made a change from the experience in tents we had previously, but the lack of variety in food menus did mean we ate the same things many days.
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Adventure Tours in the Himalaya
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The Himalaya, home to the tallest mountains on Earth, has long been a dream destination for those with a passion for adventure. Spanning five countries – India, Nepal, Bhutan, Pakistan, and China (Tibet) – the range has incredible trails for walkers, from moderate to tough hikes, and a deep-rooted cultural experience. So, where to go?
For the quintessential Himalaya experience and soaring mountainscapes, visit Nepal and walk the classic trail to Everest Base Camp or experience rich indigenous culture by walking the full Annapurna Circuit. They are both challenging treks but being among the greatest mountains on the planet is just reward. For first timers to the region, our Into Nepal: Walks & Wildlife trip is the perfect introduction to trekking in the Himalaya with more moderate routes.
In India, the remote Ladakh region offers quieter trails and a Tibetan Buddhist culture for a deeply enriching experience. For a special adventure, search for snow leopards with Valerie Parkinson, our legendary tour leader and the first British woman to summit Manaslu without supplementary oxygen. Thanks to her expertise, our groups have always had sightings of the elusive big cat. Alternatively, enjoy an easier cultural trek on our trip into Darjeeling, Sikkim and the Singalila Ridge.
Your final option is Bhutan, at the far eastern end of the Himalaya. This remote kingdom between India and China only opened to outsiders in 1974, meaning old traditions and culture remain intact. Experience it for yourself by walking the Druk Path, an ancient trading route between Paro and Thimphu.
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Terry Saul Everest & Gokyo Lakes Circuit
Mike Barradell Everest Base Camp Trek – Expedition DeparturesA truly amazing trek and stay at Everest Base camp
Diana THURSTON Everest Base Camp Trek – Expedition DeparturesA truly memorable and excellent trip that is like no other that I have done. It was hard at times (and the walk up to Kala Pattar was particularly brutal given the extremely cold wind + altitude) but the rewards were significant.
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