Travel Destination
Nepal
Nepal is a landlocked country in South Asia, sandwiched between India and China, covers 0.3% land of Asia and 0.03% land of world. It is situated in the lap of the beautiful snow-capped Himalayas and is home to the world's highest peak – Mount Everest.
In addition to the Himalayas, the topography of Nepal also houses the ‘Hills’ and the ‘Terai’ or the plains. While the Himalayas cover approximately 15% of Nepal, the Hills and the Terai make up for 65% and18% of Nepal respectively.
Tibet
Should there be a homeland for all beliefs in the mind, Tibet is such a place. The open country without any worldly noise, the clear and high sky like having been washed, the yonder snow-covered mountains and peaks lofty and awesome, mirrored still like lowered humble heads in the boundless and unfathomable lake at their feet... as you are and let yourself deserted in all these, you definitely feel a sublimed mind. Tibet couldn't be more ideal a place to self.
Tibet is a land as abstruse as that millions of pilgrims all embrace
Bhutan
Bhutan's is the Paradise country cover with full of natural beauties and different culture and festivals. The first thing that a visitor to Bhutan will notice is the great expanse of green, forested hillsides. A drive or trek through the country-side of Bhutan will take you from the subtropical forests over high alpine passes and down to broad valleys with colorfully painted houses scattered across the landscape.
India
We still following the same Trekkiing rout that the English explorers who ranged through these areas in the 1860s. It is possible to backpack these regions, but the altitude, and absence of even a rudimentary lodge system, make it quite different from teahouse trekking in Nepal. We travel with all our gear carried on Tibetan ponies, with a sirdar-the boss of our 'caravan', a cook, local guide and all our food supplies.
