Inspiring Itineraries for Your Next Trip

Ghandruk Village, located at the North West side of Pokhara, is home to local Gurung community people. This village is rich in culture and the views seen from this village attracts anyone to its doorsteps. Considered to be the gateway to the Annapurna Base Camp trek, this place is visited by most travelers following the trail of Ghorepani Poonhill, Khopra Danda, or Annapurna Base Camp year round.

This is a there-and-back trek to the awe-inspiring Annapurna Sanctuary, Nepal’s second most popular trek after Everest Base Camp. From Annapurna Base Camp at 4130 m, you'll wake up to truly one of the most spectacular views you will ever see. The trek begins at Phedi after a short drive from Pokhara and passes through Gurung villages, rhododendron forests, and stunning river valleys set against the backdrop of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri peaks.

Mardi Himal is a hidden gem, just east of Annapurna Base Camp. Few trekkers make their way to Mardi Himal’s Base Camp, spectacularly situated at the base of Mardi Himal and the beautiful and imposing Machapuchhre (or Fishtail). It's enough of a challenge (yet suitable for most travelers) and very accessible from Pokhara. You'll reach a maximum altitude of 14,599 ft (4,450 m) and pass through Newar, Gurung, and Brahmin villages.

The trek through the Annapurna Circuit offers an unforgettable experience. It combines the contrasting landscapes of the Lower Mustang and the verdant farmlands of the Marshyangdi valley. The trek crosses the Thorong La and reaches the sacred site of Muktinath. On a clear day, Dhaulagiri is visible in the distance. We reach the Kali Gandaki river gorge, which cuts through the massifs of the Dhaulagiri and the Annapurna. After a relaxing swim at the hot springs at Tatopani, we reach Poon Hill for a sunrise view.

With its colorful culture and rich history, Rajasthan is a splendid display of a unique Indian heritage. This trip focuses on spectacular sights of India’s largest state, including the palaces and temples of Jaipur, Udaipur and Jodhpur. This itinerary not only showcases the traditional architecture characteristic of the region, but also allows you to understand the depth of India’s past, making for an unforgettable experience.

Try a Golden Triangle tour to see Delhi, the Taj Mahal, and Jaipur, or pair Maharashtra wine tasting with Mumbai. Other options include tiger-spotting in Ranthambore National Park, visiting Buddhist temples in the Himalayas, or relaxing on the beaches of Goa. Find out more with these five unique itinerary ideas.

Nature lovers wanting to take a deep dive into India's flora and fauna will enjoy the tours to the southern states of Kerala and Goa. Finally, those looking for insights into spirituality can explore the Hindu temples of Varanasi and the Buddhist center of Sarnath on a spiritual tour.

This five-day highlights itinerary is a whistle-stop tour of the renowned Golden Triangle, taking you to the best sights of Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur. This is a great option for first-timers to India, with the highlight being its most iconic monument, the Taj Mahal, the famed monument to eternal love.

Experience the wonders of Bhutan with our specially curated 6 nights / 7 days tour covering Thimphu, Punakha, Paro, and more

Discover the kingdom's most spectacular landscapes and cultural sites on this two-week highlights tour that includes quiet forest hikes, visits to the country's oldest temples, an overnight stay in a traditional farmhouse, and unforgettable views of the Himalayas from high-altitude mountain passes. The grand finale of the trip is the classic hike to the Tiger's Nest Monastery, built into the side of a cliff in the beautiful Paro Valley.

Enjoy centuries of traditions set amid views of forests and mountains with this trip through western Bhutan. You'll start in the capital city of Thimphu to experience Bhutanese traditions as they've evolved into the modern era, then descend into the glacial valley of Phobjikha, the winter home of the black-necked crane. End your journey in the emerald Paro valley with a hike up to the famous Tiger's Nest monastery in its cliffside home.

If you can't choose between a cultural tour and a trekking adventure, this 5-day trip around Bhutan is the one for you. You'll get the best of both worlds along the journey, visiting dzongs (fortresses), temples, museums, and historic monuments in the Paro Valley and Thimphu. Then you'll drive to Chele La Pass for panoramic views over the mountains, getting out of the car to hike through native forest to one of the kingdom's oldest Buddhist nunneries.

The tranquil kingdom of Bhutan awaits travelers with spectacular landscapes and sacred temples. Explore the best of Bhutan's natural wonders and cultural highlights on this seven-day itinerary. Begin with sightseeing in the capital of Thimphu, then drive across the high-altitude Dochula Pass to the semi-tropical valley of Punakha, where you'll hike across suspension bridges and go river rafting. Continue to the Ha Valley, where you will sleep in a traditional farmhouse, then cycle to Paro and end the trip with a trek to the famous Tiger’s Nest Monastery.

Afternoon, sightseeing tour in Kandy. Includes are Sacred Temples of the Tooth of Buddha’s ( World Heritage Site) Kandyan Cultural Show , Arthur’s  Seat View Point , Royal botanical Garden and a bar crawl at dusk.

For travelers looking for an authentic cultural experience with tours of Sri Lanka’s ancient sites, this is a great itinerary. It starts in the relaxing colonial fishing village of Negombo and ends in the lively modern city of Colombo.

Check off a few of Sri Lanka's most famous sites on this quick, five-day glimpse of its rich offerings. Start with ancient history at the Dambulla Cave Temples and Sigiriya Rock Fortress before continuing on to the seaside village of Kalkudah for a luxurious resort experience. Spend a day whale watching in Trincomalee then wrap up the trip in Kandy, the gateway to Sri Lanka's hill country, for Buddhist relics and cultural performances.

See the best of Sri Lanka's countryside on scenic train journeys to the sacred city of Kandy and through the verdant tea country of Sri Lanka's "Little England." You'll stop at a plantation to pick tea leaves and sample fresh brews before climbing the whimsical Ambuluwawa Tower for incredible mountaintop views. Visit an elephant orphanage on your way to Yala National Park, where you'll head out on Jeep safaris to spot Sri Lankan leopards before ending your trip exploring the historic coastal city of Galle.

Known as the "Jewel of the Indian Ocean," Sri Lanka is famed for its centuries of history and exotic tropical wildlife. Explore the island's top destinations through this introductory tour that will satisfy both nature lovers and cultural enthusiasts alike.

Tibet a land so rich in Culture, tradition and steeped in religion along the far-flung unique landscape, also called the roof of the world. Let the age-old Tibetan Myths & mysteries cast and enchanted spell you in.

This 5-day itinerary blends the legendary Tibet train journey with an unforgettable adventure to Everest Base Camp. Travelers acclimatize in Lhasa before traversing dramatic Himalayan landscapes and standing at the world’s highest peak.

This 9-day itinerary through the heart of Tibet is the ultimate immersion experience in Buddhist culture. After exploring Lhasa's most important and holy sites, you'll hit the road with your private guide for a series of scenic drives to see the remarkable monasteries, temples, lakes, and markets of Shigatse, Tsetang, and finally Yarlung Valley—the cradle of Tibetan civilization.

Embark on an eight-day cultural trip through Tibet, beginning in Lhasa, where you'll tour the Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple. Next, visit Yamdrok Lake, meet a Tibetan family, and explore Palcho Monastery. The adventure continues at the Everest Base Camp, where you'll take in views of Mount Everest at dawn. The journey concludes with a visit to Tashilumpo Monastery and a chance to shop at a local market in Shigatse.

This fascinating 4-day itinerary explores the epicenter of Tibetan Buddhism: Lhasa, or 'Land of the Gods'. In just a few days you'll tour the capital city's most iconic and sacred sites with a private guide, including temples, monasteries, and bustling markets. Read on to learn more.

Dhaka’s Army Central Mosque is a modern landmark of spiritual and architectural significance, set within the peaceful grounds of the city’s cantonment. This 4-day journey offers visitors a look into military history, sacred spaces, and the cultural diversity of Bangladesh’s capital.

Sonargaon, the ancient inland capital of Bengal, unveils centuries of history, folk heritage, and riverine beauty on this immersive 9-day journey. Wander through crumbling mansions, explore bustling markets, and traverse tranquil village roads to discover every facet of Sonargaon's cultural landscape.

This 8-day odyssey is designed to immerse travelers in Bangladesh’s historic cities, rich traditions, UNESCO heritage sites, and natural beauty. From timeless tea gardens and ancient temples to river ports, floating markets, and tribal villages, every day brings new cultural insights and vibrant local experiences.

Bangladesh offers spectacular golden hour experiences—sunrise and sunset moments that bathe cities, rivers, and beaches in mesmerizing light. This 4-day journey focuses on the most photogenic places for morning and evening light, blending natural beauty, lively markets, and serene landscapes where every shade tells a story.