The serenity and grandeur of Nepal attracts nearly one-half million visitors every year. This small, ancient, land-locked country (147,181 Sq. Km.), nestled between two giants, India and China, is home to more than 27 million people, more than 60 ethnic groups, above 100 spoken languages, and many religions. From the north Nepal's sky high border with Tibet—to the south, where the Terai's

Tibet is cautiously opening up to the western world offering travel seekers a fulfilling authentic experience, which can be adventurous and unpredictable due to the lack of infrastructure which is poor to non-existent, making a simple road trip a complete adventure. After centuries of virtual isolation local monasteries are striving to find a place in a country that's crashing into the twentieth century.

Sikkim's greatest incitement is mountains. Dominating them all and presided over the terrain with immense dignity is Khangchendzonga, 8585m. The unspoilt natural splendor and tranquility of the countryside has made certain regions ideal for trekking. To the adventure lovers trekking in Sikkim is an experience of many dimensions. ...

Bhutan is cradled in the deep folds of the Himalayas. Very little has been heard of Bhutan and to most people it is a hidden kingdom shrouded in mystery. It is classed as one of the most exotic destinations in the world today. This kingdom often referred to as the last Shangri-la, a land of outstanding people, remarkable scenery, natural wonders with proud and vibrant culture.

India is a country that leaves one spellbound with its alluring contrasts and striking features in all that it beholds! India is a 34,000 years old country with a rich legend and history. One is sure to get intermingled with the plaited knots of customary and contemporary ingredients of India. Where else will you experience spirituality and solitude than in the mystic land of the lords! The rich rituals, distinct culture of India, ...