Best of India, Nepal & Tibet

Overview
A unique 31 days tour, Best of India, Nepal and Tibet not only takes you to the major tourist spots of India, but also to the neigbouring country of Nepal. Your trip begins from India's capital Delhi, which is home to popular attractions such as historic Red Fort, India's biggest mosque, Jama Masjid and imposing Qutab Minar. Next you visit the pink city, Jaipur which has famous attractions like Hawa Mahal, City Palace and Jantar Mantar. Spot a variety of wildlife in Ranthambore and Bandhavgarh National Park. Ancient Mughal Capital, Agra boasts of architectural jewells like Taj Mahal and Agra Fort. Also see the eroctic sculptures in Khajuraho and Hindu temples in the city of Varansi. Next you will visit the Kingdom of Nepal and Lhasa, the capital city of Tibet. Best of India, Nepal and Tibet tour also includes visit to Indian cities such as Mumbai, Bangalore, Mysore, Ooty and Bangalore.

Inclusions
Accommodation, Meal, Transport, Local guide for city tours at respective destinations, Tibet Travel permit and Visa Fees.

Exclusions
Shopping and other meals apart from breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Detailed Itinerary
Namaste - We welcome you with folded hands

Day 1 : Arrival / Delhi
Late night arrival. Meeting and assistance upon arrival as our representative. Welcome you and escort you to your van. Whilst the room keys and check-in is organized, our representative would introduce the tour to you and hand over the documents to you.
Welcome to India or as we say 'Atithi Devo Bhava' (The guest is an incarnation of God). Thank you for giving us the opportunity to serve you.

Overnight : The Connaught - Four Star Hotel
Day 2 : Delhi
Day at leisure to recover from your long flight.

Overnight : The Connaught - Four Star Hotel

Day 3 : Delhi
This morning you head out to the Old Delhi. The Red Fort that dominates this area is the landmark. After visiting the fort, we reach the Chandni chowk market. We explore the market on a cycle rickshaw, our path leading us through lanes, each dedicated to a particular item, rather like a departmental stores. From here we continue to the Jama Masjid built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. In complete contrast to the noise and crowds of Old Delhi is Raj Ghat, a simple and stunning memorial to Mahatma Gandhi, the main architect of India's independence.

Afternoon we visit - New Delhi is a blend of ancient and pre independence India. The Qutub Minar, the tapering monument begun in 1199 was built to symbolize the supremacy of Islam. From Qutab Minar we will move further to visit Humayun's Tomb, the earliest example of Mughal architecture in India. The architecture is a blend of Indian and European styles and the celebration of the British rule in India. Out next destination is the Rashtrapati Bhawan, the presidential palace known for its excellent architecture.

Home Visit & a Welcome Dinner with an Indian Family : This evening, we would visit an Indian family for an Indian home experience. The evening is designed to give you a 'feel' and insight into Indian family life as well as experience typical Indian hospitality and home made Indian food.

Overnight : The Connaught - Four Star Hotel

Day 4 : Delhi / Jaipur

Following breakfast drive to Jaipur. When prince, soldier and astronomer Sawai Jai Singh II built the pink harmonious city of Jaipur in 1727, he did it in accordance with a treatise on town planning and architecture, the Shilpa Shastra, that is timely even today.
A young Bengali, Vidhadhar Bhattacharaya the chief architect of the Jaipur city. With its walls and seven gates, pink and orange buildings, camel-drawn carts, and colorful Rajasthanis, the state capital Jaipur offers a unique charm.

Upon arrival check into Narian Niwas Palace - built in the 19th century by General Amar Singh Ji, the then Thakur of Kanota. Designed in a fanciful version of The Anglo-Indian style popular in the Victorian Era, the palace now serves as a hotel. The Palace has all the modern amenities and a place where one can enjoy traditional Rajput Hospitality.
Decorated with Rajput Flourishing, Rajasthani Furnishing and Traditional Jaipur painted wall décor in a typically bold colour pallette, Hotel Narain Niwas Palace provides an exclusive retreat to its guests.

Overnight : Narain Niwas Palace - Heritage Property

Day 5 : Jaipur
Today we have full day to explore the city of Jaipur. Hill forts were always important to the Rajput rulers. Amber, is one of the finest examples of a fort palace, built similar in style to the surrounding richly decorated Mughal courts. We would ride to the fort atop an elephant. The inside walkway provides stunning views of the surrounding countryside.
From here we proceed for city palace, a series of open courtyards, simple stables and buildings leading to the richly decorated royal rooms of the Chandra Mahal. The museum within the palace house a fabulous collection of textiles, carpets, manuscripts and costumes from the personal collection of the royal family. Next attraction is Jantar Mantar, the ancient observatory is the creation of the scholar king Sawai Jai Singh.

Adjoining are structures, which depict the 12 zodiac signs that enable instant readings to be made. We end our day at the colorful market dominated by the elegant tapering Hawa Mahal or Palace of the Winds. Nine storey high, decorated with delicately carved niches and balconies, this pink sandstone façade served as a concrete "purdah" or screen for ladies of the royal harem, who would watch the activities of the city from a position of privacy.

Overnight : Narain Niwas Palace - Heritage Property

Day 6 : Jaipur
Morning we explore the market with our guide in Jaipur's shady animated streets - or for independent discovery. The city is best explored on foot and only the inquisitive visitor willing to go into the rastaas (streets) and galis (lanes) will feel the spirit of the city. Jaipur's colorful bazaars tantalize the eye with enameled blue pottery, exquisite gem-studded jewelry, engraved brass work, traditional block-printed fabrics and brightly patterned dhurrie rugs together with traditional crafts and miniature painting.
Afternoon is at leisure for your independent activities.

Overnight : Narain Niwas Palace - Heritage Property

Day 7 : Jaipur / Ranthambore
Ranthambore is considered by many to be one of India's most beautiful national parks. Encircled by a series of high escarpments, the forests, lakes and dry scrub that make up the park are dotted with old forts and temples, creating a wonderful atmosphere for both bird and mammal viewing amongst a landscape oozing with ancient Rajput history and Rajasthani culture. Ranthambore is perhaps most famous for being one of the original 'Project Tiger' reserves and it still affords one of the best opportunities anywhere in India of seeing a Tiger. Upon arrival we check into the resort.

Afternoon we proceed for the Jungle Excursion in Open Top Vehicle.

Overnight : Tiger Moon - Standard Room (B, L, D)

Day 8 : Ranthambore
Morning and afternoon we proceed for the Jungle Excursion in Open Top Vehicle.
Whether or not you see Tiger on this excursion, you cannot fail to be impressed by the sheer variety and number of other mammals and birds that make the park their home. Common Langurs are abundant, as are both Spotted (Chital) and Sambar Deer; the latter often feed so far out into the lakes that only their heads show above the water.
Nilgai (the largest of India's antelopes) are also fairly common and Barking Deer do occur, although are somewhat harder to find. In addition to the mammals and reptiles, we will also see a wonderful diversity of birds.

Overnight : Tiger Moon - Standard Room (B, L, D)

Day 9 : Ranthambore
Morning and afternoon we proceed for the Jungle Excursion in Open Top Vehicle.

Overnight : Tiger Moon - Standard Room (B, L, D)

Day 10 : Ranthambore / Fatehpur Sikri / Agra
After breakfast we drive Agra en-route visit Fatehpur Sikri. Just 37 kms away from Agra city, this deserted city has two distinct complexes. The first comprises the royal enclosure of the palace, the harem and official buildings and the second is the dargarh of a saint, with a mosque and lofty gateways. To wander among the red sandstone courtyard of Fatehpur Sikri is to travel back in the time when Mughal emperor Akbar rode through the gateway after a triumpant campaign. It reminds about the ruthless empire builder who enjoyed all the trapping of power and as liberal enlightened man who took a passionate instant in every aspect of life, be it religion, literature or the painting of miniatures.
Upon arrival check into the hotel Howard Park Plaza

Overnight : Howard Park Plaza -first Class Hotel.



Day 11 : Agra / Umaria(Kalinga Utkal Express - 1615 / 615*)
We are about to witness one of the greatest sights of one's lifetime - the Taj Mahal at sunrise. A dawn visit to the fabled Taj Mahal to witness the magical effects caused by the reflections of the changing colours of the rising Sun on this brilliant white marble building.

Afternoon we visit the Massive Agra Fort. Designed and built by Akbar in 1565 A.D., the fort is surrounded by a 7 foot high wall. It houses the beautiful Pearl Mosque and numerous palaces including the Jahangir Mahal, Diwan-i-khas, Diwan-i-Am and Moti Masjid. The Mahal is reached through an impressive gateway and its inner courtyard consists of beautiful halls, profuse carvings on stone, exquisitely carved heavy brackets, piers and cross beams.

It is believed that a century later, most of the structure were dismantled by Shahjahan and were replaced with white marble pavilions covered with intricate inlay work. Of which the most prominent ones are - the Diwan-i-khas, the Mausam Burj and the Shaha Burj. Away from the waterfront he built the Moti Masjid and the Diwan-i-Am.

Evening you will be transferred to the train station to board your overnight train to Umaria.

Overnight : 2nd Air - Conditioned Sleeper Accommodation.

Day 12 : Umaria / Bhandhavgarh
Meeting and assistance upon arrival and drive to Bhandhavgarh National Park. It is justly described by the guidebook as a new with an old history. In fact, the park history goes back to the Ramayana, and a legend that Rama stopped in the park on his way home from Sri Lanka and his battle with demon Ravana. The Park Forest was said to have been built by two monkey architects related to Rama's famous monkey general Hanuman.

There are also caves in the park with inscriptions dating back to 1BC. At the other end of the spectrum the park itself was created in 1968 and was extended in 1986. Today Bandavgarh has a wide variety of habitats- sal forests, bamboo grazing land, ridges and streams. Temperatures can vary more than thirty degrees between day and night.
Upon arrival check into the hotel Tiger Trails.

Overnight : Tiger Trails - Standard Room



Day 13 : Bandhavgarh
The pattern of early morning and afternoon excursions will be interspersed with periods of relaxation back at our accommodation during the heat of midday. Although Tigers are the star attraction at Bandhavgarh the supporting cast of mammals and birds is very impressive, the latter including such species as Grey-headed Fishing Eagle, Plum-headed Parakeet, Malabar Pied Hornbill, Greater Racket-tailed Drongo and Asian Paradise Flycatcher among a total of over 25 species recorded in the district. Tour members with an interest in ornithology will value the time between game drives as an opportunity to explore some of the habitats close to our base.

Other species found here in varying abundance include Spotted Deer or Chital, Chinkara, Chowsinga, Wild Boar, Sambar, Muntjac and Nilgai. Herds of the Asian Bison, or Gaur, formerly inhabited the Reserve but impressive beast has not been seen at Bandhavgarh since 1998 although a closely monitored programme for the reintroduction of the Gaur is planned within couple of years. A hunting pack of wild dogs may also be seen on occasions.

We are never short of wildlife to watch in this gem of a reserve and seven full days will doubtless provide many unforgettable encounters with the wild creatures that flourish within the protection of the National Park.

Overnight : Tiger Trails (B, L, D)


Day 14 : Bandhavgarh / Khajuraho
Following a leisurely breakfast, drive to Khajuraho. Upon arrival, check into your Hotel Usha Bundela.

Evening witness Sound and Light show : This fascinating Son-et-Lumière spectacle evokes the life and times of the great Chandela Kings and traces the story of the unique temples. Mounted in the complex of the Western Group of temples, the 5-minute show runs in Hindi and in English every evening. Amitabh Bachchan, the Indian super star, narrates the story of Khajuraho in his mesmerising voice.

Overnight : Usha Bundela - Standard Room

Day 15 : Khajuraho / Varanasi (9w 724 - 133 / 141)
This tiny village is famous for its remarkable complex of temples built in an inspired burst of creativity between 9th and 10th century AD under the Chandela kings. Of the original 85, only 22 survive and each is a masterpiece dedicated to different deities. The temples were lost among the forest for centuries and were accidentally discovered by a British army engineer in 1858. The presence of erotic temple sculpture, which accounts for less than 1% of the total carvings, has resulted in many theories. The most popular being that the Chandelas were followers of the Tantric cult which believes that gratification of earthly desires in a step towards attaining moksha or release from the cycle of rebirth.

Morning we will explore these temples at leisure, their remarkable sculptures are unique in that they show great sensitivity and warmth displaying one aspect of Hinduism - a genuine love of life. Afternoon, transfer to the airport for your flight to Varanasi.
Meeting and assistance on arrival and transfer to the hotel Clarks Kashika. Varanasi is quite possibly the world's oldest living city. Religious artifacts link it to the sixth century BC Said to be founded by Shiva, Varanasi's Vedic affiliation goes back to the beginning of time. Revered by Hindus, Buddhists and Jain alike, Varanasi is considered the holiest city in all of India. It is presided over by Shiva in his manifestation as Vishwanatha, Lord of the Universe. Buddha delivered a sermon in nearby Sarnath and Mahavira, the founder of Jainism, lived in Varanasi. As a result, more Indians will make a pilgrimage to Varanasi in their lifetime than any other place.

Afternoon we take a short trip to the Buddhist city of Sarnath .It is here that the Buddha preached his first sermons after attaining enlightenment. The highlight of this tour would be a participation in the evening prayer service (aarti) of the main Buddhist temple here - the synchronized chanting of hymns to the accompaniment of traditional temple music is a sole stirring experience.

Every evening at five, a magical aarti is performed at Dasahwamedh Ghat. Halt your boat right at the steps for the best view. The presiding priests stand on a wooden Chauki in the water. To the chant of Sanskrit mantras, and the clash of cymbals and drums, the river is worshipped with flowers, incense, sandalwood, milk and vermilion. First the blazing camphor lamp and then the many flamed aarti lamps are raised high and then arched back to the water, the dark river reflecting the golden flames as Ganges accepts the worship. At Varanasi, the Ganga is a woman to be loved and spoilt, wooed and worshipped. It is the Ganges that gives Varanasi its spiritual resonance.

Overnight : Clarks Kashika - Standard Room
Day 16 : Varanasi / Kathmandu (9w 724 - 122/13 hrs)
At dawn we visit the sacred Ganges for a boat ride. Every morning at dawn hundreds of worshippers can be seen bathing in the sacred waters. The great river banks are lined with an endless chain of stone steps-the ghats-that stretch from one end of the city to the other. The Ghats form an impressive part of the religious landscape of the city. Proceeding downstream at a leisurely pace, you would be pointed out the significant temples and buildings as well as the changing architectural style.

Life and death go hand in hand in Varanasi. While young people seek prosperity and protection from harmful influences, the older generation comes to Varanasi to cleanse their souls in the forgiving waters in preparation for their ultimate dissolution. Believing that anyone who dies in the river of life in Varanasi gains freedom from the cycle of birth and death, the City of Light has become a haven for the sick and aged waiting out their final days. The smoke that billows from the crematoriums on the edge of the river gives testimony to their final release from life's earthly confines. We would docked our boat at Manikarnika (Cremation) Ghat. On any given day, anywhere from a few dozen to a few hundred corpses are cremated here; the ghat is assiduous with activity as the cremated bodies threw up smoke and fire. Afternoon transfer to the airport in time to board flight to Kathmandu. Meeting and assistance on arrival and transfer to the hotel Royal Singi

Overnight : Royal Singi- (Standard Room)

Day 17 : Kathmandu
Morning we proceed for the full day tour the capital of Nepal visiting Durbar Square and pagoda shaped temples, the Royal Palace and bazaars. Continue to the temple of the Living Goddess, Bhodnath to view one of the largest stupa's in the world. Continue to Pashupatinath to visit one of the holiest temples of the entire Hindu world.

Overnight : Royal Singi - (Standard Room)

Day 18 : Katmandu / Kodari / Zhangmu
This morning we depart Kathmandu by surface on a scenic drive to Kodari (Nepal-Tibet border), through the beautiful Nepalese countryside. We leave our vehicals here and start a short walk of about one hour 3 minutes uphill with porters to Shangmu Immigrations - known to Nepalese as Khasa, hangs on a cliff face, its boom town architecture having a temporary look; even the monastery roofs are sheathed in corrugated iron sheets.

Overnight : Zhangmu Hotel - (Standard Room)

Day 19 : Zhangmu / New Tingri (Xigar)
Today we drive to highest plateau of the world with the typical view of Tibetan landscape, crossing over Nyalam Pass and Lalung-La Pass, with views of beautiful Himalayan Ranges panorama including the Mt. Everest (8,848 m) to Zhangmu. Also called "new tingri", is surrounded by mountains, Zhangmu is another town that lies in the shadow of a great fortress. Even in ruins it is majestic. Seeming to grow out of the craggy brown rock, its sinous wall bristles with watchtowers like stegosaurus spines. Isolated in 1855 by marvading Nepalese in search of booty, the Gurkhas cut off the Dzong's water supply and settled in for a long seige.

Overnight : Everest Hotel - (Standard Room)

Day 20 : New Tingri / Xigatse
Today we drive to Lhatse (T-cross to Mt. Everest), and crossing over the Gyatsola Pass which is the highest enroute to Xigatse (24 Kms). Xigatse is the second largest town in Tibet and the capital of Tsang, lying 354 Kms. west of Lhasa.

Overnight : Xigatse Hotel - (Standard Room)

Day 21 : Xigatse / Gyanstse
This morning we will visit the Panchen Lama's Tashilhumpu Moanastery, and continue on our drive to gyantse (9 Kms) - a pastoral town between Lhasa and xigatse. It is 264 Kms. southwest of Lhasa, and still retains the charm of a traditional Tibetan town untouched by modern expansion. As a crossroad on the principle trade route to India, it used to be renowned for the excellence of its carpets. The compound, encircled by on impressive wall, once contained 19 monasteries, presided over by the still intact fortress perched atop a nearby mountain. Later in the day visit the Kumbum Stupa and Phalkor Monastery.

Overnight : Gyanstse Hotel - (Standard Room) (B)

Day 22 : Gyanstse / Lhasa
After breakfast we drive through a picturesque route over Karola Pass, Kambala Pass at 4,794 m. and a colourful Yamdrok Lake, sometimes along the Tibetan lifeline river Brahmaputra also known as yarlung Tsangpo, to the capital town Lhasa. Rest of the day is at leisure for independent activities.

Overnight : Lhasa Hotel - (Middle Wing Room)
Day 23 : Lhasa
Today we will visit the Jokhang Temple, situated in the heart of Old Lhasa, it houses Tibet's most precious religious relic, a golden Shakyamuni Buddha which was brought as a gift bythe Chinese Princess Wen Cheng on the occasion of her wedding to the Tibetan King, Songtsen Gompo. Surrounding the Jokhang Temple is the bustling Barkhor Market place which is the religious and social focus of Lhasa.

Later in the day visit the Potala Palace, this legendary palace built atop a single hill is synonymous with Tibet by the first foremost king Songtsen Gompa. It was expanded to its present structure during the 17th century by the 5th Dalai Lama. This 13 story 1 room citadel served as the headquarters of the former "church-state" of Tibet and was home to successive Dalai Lamas, who from the latter half of the 18th century used it as their Winter palace.

Overnight : Lhasa Hotel - (Middle Wing Room) (B)

Day 24 : Lhasa / Kathmandu (Ca 95/1 Hrs)
Kathmandu / Mumbai (Ra 21 - 16 / 1835)
Morning, transfer to the airport for your flight to Mumbai via Kathmandu.
Meeting and assistance upon arrival in Mumbai and transfer to Hotel Sahil

Overnight : Hotel Sahil (Standard Room) (B)

Day 25 : Mumbai
This morning, we proceed on a guided tour of a cosmopolitan & tropical Mumbai, with pockets of palm trees and a warm salty breeze wafting in off the Arabian Sea. Its weathered Victorian mansions, some still privately owned, and many grand public buildings beautifully lit at night, stand as a lingering reminder of the days of the British Raj. Bombay's culture is vibrant, often aggressive, reflecting the affluence and energy of a bustling city of 15 million people.

Our first stop is at Bombay's landmark the Gateway to India, an elegant 26 mtrs stone archway, hastily erected as a symbol of welcome to Queen Mary and King George V of England on their visit to India in 1911. In the years following, artisans added decorative carvings and lovely Jharokha work (window carvings), and completed it in 1923. We continue to the hanging gardens perched above Malabar Hill. Visit the Prince of Wales Museum, with its rich collection of antique miniature paintings, Nepalese and Tibetan art; and Jehangir Gallery, housing the works of contemporary Indian artists. Travel up Malabar Hill for magnificent vistas and a look at the fanciful Hanging Gardens and topiaries.

Stop at Mani Bhavan, Mahatma Gandhi's home, now a museum dedicated to his life; and stroll through teeming bazaars crammed with antiques, jewelry, produce, flowers, and an array of handcrafted wares.

Overnight : Hotel Sahil (Standard Room)

Day 26 : Mumbai / Bangalore (9w 441 - 174/1915)
Car and driver at disposal for local visits and shopping. Evening, transfer to the airport for your flight to Bangalore. Meeting and assistance upon arrival and transfer to your Hotel Monarch.

Overnight : Hotel Monarch - Standard Room


Day 27 : Bangalore / Mysore
Morning we proceed on a guided tour of the city. Bangalore city has a number of tourist places. Apart from the numerous gardens, it also has some historical sites and other places of interest that are worth visiting and seeing. The Vidhan Soudha or the State Secretariat, built in 1954, is the main attraction of this city. It is a marvel of modern architecture and is a fine amalgamation of traditional Dravidian and modern styles.

Cubbon Park, the 12-hectare park located near the Vidhan Soudha, has a number of neo-classical styled government buildings. The Government Museum of Bangalore (one of India's oldest museums) and the Visvesvaraya Technological and Industrial Museum are important museums within the city. The Lal Bagh Botanical Gardens, which holds a number of flower shows, especially during the Republic Day (26th January), is located on the southern fringes of the city. The 18th-century Tipu Sultan's Fort and Palace are other important places of interest to the traveler. Following the tour, drive to Mysore.
Upon arrival check into the hotel Ramnashree

Overnight : Hotel Ramnashree - Standard Room
Day 28 : Mysore /Ooty
Following breakfast proceed on a guided tour of the city. Mysore, which has been for centuries an important center for South Indian culture and learning. It is also the city of lingering aroma of Jasmine, Musk, rose, sandalwood, etc. This is so because Mysore is one of the major manufacturers of incense sticks through scores of family owned factories. The city is also a crafts center. It is an extremely friendly and easy going city and has a wonderful climate. The Maharaja's Palace is a huge building in Indo - Saracenic style of architecture; it hosts an extravaganza of stained glass, mirrors, gilt and gaudy colors, beautifully carved wooden doors, mosaic floors and a series of historically important paintings.

Of special mention are the beautifully carved mahogany ceilings, solid silver doors, white marble floors and superbly collumned durbar hall (Hall Of Public Audience)..Next we visit the temple of Shri Chamundeshwari, set on top of the Chamundi Hills. Three quarters up the hill is the famous Nandy (Lord Shiva's Bull - His vehicle) carved out of a single solid piece of granite and 5 meters in height the temple itself is a huge building with a 4mtr high seven-storied Gopuram (tower). After the tour we drive to Ooty.
Upon arrival in Ooty, Check into Hotel Taj Savoy

Overnight : Hotel Taj Savoy - Standard Room

Day 29 : Ooty

Proceed on a guided tour of Ooty. Nestled among some of the most spectacular mountains in Southern India, Ooty is a relic of the British Raj. The towns general appearance is an unlikely combination of Southern England and Australia, with single -storey stone cottages surrounded by trees, fenced flower gardens scattered along leafy, winding lanes with tall eucalypti stands covering the otherwise barren hilltops.

The other main reminders of the British period are the stone Churches and the huge boy's school with its landscaped gardens at the bottom of Ooty's famous lake. There is also the terraced and very English Botanical Gardens, in which the Government House stands on the lower slopes of Doddabetta (2623m), the highest peak in Tamil Nadu. From the top of Doddabeta you can see Connor, Wellington, Coimbatore, Mettupalayam and, on a clear day, as far as Mysore.

Overnight : Hotel Taj Savoy - Standard Room

Day 30 : Ooty/Bangalore/Delhi (Spice Jet - 218 184/2)
Morning pick up from your address in Ooty and transfer to Bangalore airport in time to board flight for Delhi. Meeting and assistance on arrival and transfer to the hotel

Overnight : Hotel Connaught - Standard Room

Day 31 : Depart Delhi
Transfer to the airport for your onward flight back home
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Indicative Low Season Cost Based on 2 People Traveling Together : USD 4641 Per Person.

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Well organised trip. Thanks to Trinetra which offered us much more than my expectation. Our guide Hemant was an excellent leader and he looked after us very well. Overall covering India, Nepal and Tibet in 31 days trip was an unforgettable experience for us.


I enjoyed a wonderful time on this trip. By far Trinetra tour provided the best tour I have ever been on.


We really, really enjoyed this trip. Trinetra provided us the wonderful opportunity to cover the major highlights of India, Nepal and Tibet in one month’s time.