Asia 8-Day Tours and Trips

Loved our trip! Especially waking up to the majestic mountains of Annapurna with a cup of tea, the thoughtful pace of our trek, and the yummy dinners to set us up for another day of trekking.

Thanks so much Katie for the last 2 weeks. Your an absolute star and intro is lucky to have you. Especially when we had that awful travel day and my phantom rabies scare, you dealt with it all very well. I highly recommend any intro trip, doing both Thailand and Bali was a perfect first month traveling. They encapsulate all parts of your chosen destination, from the calmer retreats to buzzing towns with nightlife. I suspect thats the case with all their destinations, hence why Ive booked Sri Lanka to do one day with intro as well!

My husband and I just finished the Everest Panorama Trek and we could not be more happy with our experience and our choice in company. Our guide was knowledgeable, super friendly, and did everything to make our trip special. Our porter was excellent. On our last day we all had lunch at our porter's home with his family which was an amazing experience. We had friends using a different company at the same time and they were jealous of all the special touches that were included for us. It was really perfect. We will be doing another trek next year. Thank you!

This trekking is amazing. The only thing really bad is the road from Kathmandu to Syaprubensi, the starting point... 8 painful hours to drive 134 km. Prepare yourself for the road... its even worst that I can tell. You will see different views... the first day maybe is the hardest one, always going up and down in the middle of the forest... but once in the kanjing ri point (4800 meters more or less) you will see that it worths the effort. Some tea houses are very basic but you will be provided with the necessary to assure your personal hygiene... even if they dont have hot shower you can always ask for a bucket of hot water and wash yourself every day. I suggest you to take with you an disinfectant spray for the tea houses bed clothes; some of them have bugs that can go inside your sleeping bag. Maybe the most difficult thing is the toilet, if that is important to you... normally a latrine not so clean as you may expect, but remember that you are in an adventure so try to see it this way. You will cross lots of porters in your way.. remember to give them priority in the way... they hard work deserves our respect and recognition... they are persons like we are. And just one more suggestion: please be careful with the trash... I saw some empty cookies packets, empty bottles of water, cigarettes packets, sweets packets on the way (even sanitary pads)... so keep the trash with you until you find a bin... if we go there its because the nature is important to us so its our duty to protect it. I wish you a good and safe trekking and really hope that you will be so happy as I was over there.

Wow Wow Wow - What an amazing trip I have just returned from. We were in a group of 14 and what a fabulous group it was. If you were travelling on your own you were never on your own, unless you wanted to, we all looked after each other. We had a fantastic CEO Khader, he was extremely knowledgeable and passionately loved Jordan and wanted to show us his country. From the moment we landed to the time were left the airport we found everybody friendly and courteous and felt extremely safe. If you are thinking about this trip do it ! I cannot explain what it was like running through the canyon and once through seeing The Treasury at Petra was just amazing. Wadi Rum was equally as impressive and star gazing at night was again fantastic. Floating in the dead sea and snorkelling in the Red Sea was again a highlight. I can see why this trip is called "Highlights of Jordan" we really did see the highlights and would go back to Jordan.

A great trip in a great country. A lot of physical activities and a lot of culture. Cycling is the right way to see this country. This trip is highly recommended.