







Situated in the lap of the mighty Himalayas, the souvenir nation of Nepal is blessed with rich history and bottomless natural beauty. A traveller’s paradise overfilled with numerous opportunities for sightseeing travel, fascinating geographical marvel, every corner of Nepal tend to mesmerize the foreign visitors with the authentic and varied travel experiences that is purely irresistible as time goes by.
Located to the north of the Himalayan barrier in Tibet, Mt, Kailash is the most sacred mountain in the world which receives thousands of visitors each year who belong to different religious communities. Simply considered as the center of the universe, pilgrims who come to Tibet generally ponder upon the pure magnificence and serenity of Mt. Kailash. Take long to understand why Mt. Kailash is one of the most visited holy mountains in the world.
Start today's Lhasa exploration with an exciting visit to the landmark - Potala Palace which is regarded as one of the most beautiful architectural building in the world. You will climb up the palace along the zigzag stone paths with white-and-red walls to the top of the palace where you can not only appreciate the exotic Tibetan-style architecture, but also get a great view of Lhasa's urban areas, then walk into the inner space of Potala Palace.
Bhutan is the country of a stunning and wide variety of flora and fauna, amazing architecture, ancient traditions, impressive monasteries, a deeply revered king.Early morning tour to Tiger Hills (at around 4 am) to view sunrise over Kanchenjunga Peak (subject to clear weather). On way back visit Ghoom Monastery, Batasia Loop. After breakfast visit to Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park,etc. & Tea Estate. Overnight at Hotel.
India has three topographic main regions with completely different landform and geological development history. Far to the north, the high mountain massif of Himalayas rises and furthest in the south, the Indian plateau forms the triangular peninsula that is so dominant in the general image of India. The third region is the northern Indian plain, a water rich and fertile part of India, although it also houses areas of desert and stubble.