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Narphu Trek
Newly opened, spectacular regions that combines high
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Panchase Hill Trek
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Highlight Trek to Ladakh Including Dharamasala |
On this programme, we will explore the Ladakh
and the Nubra valleys, which have been a crossroad for
commercial activities between India, Tibet and Central Asia. The
highest motorable roads in the world connect those two valleys,
crossing over two high passes including Khardong la pass at an
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Himalayan Heritage Tour to Darjeeling / Sikkim |
On this tour, we will fly to Biratnagar and
continue drive to Darjeeling. We then continue our trip to
excursion around Darjeeling including visit the tea garden,
monasteries, Gangtok and Pemayantse. Finally, we finish our trip
with exploring tea garden, fantastic mountain views from Sikkim |
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Picturesque Tour |
The tour from Darjeeling to Kalimpong consists
of different attractive as well as exciting views of hilly
areas, tea garden, Monasteries and the most fantastic view of
rising sun over Kanchenjunga. Besides, we explore the way from
Martam to Gangtok. During 8 days of our tour, first we fly to
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Incredible Trek to Ladakh |
The land of high pass- is including Khardong La
at an altitude of 5400m, the trans-Himalayan zone, which marks
the boundary between the peaks of the western Himalaya and the
vast Tibetan plateau. It is a region that naturally bends itself
to exceptional treks, which can still avoid roads for weeks at
the time. Since it opened up to tourism in 1974, Ladakh has
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