Nepal and Bhutan Trip
Nepal and Bhutan Trip
Posted Aug 22nd, 2012 under Trip Report,Donatella Zucconi and Mauro Baffigi from Italy, originally contacted us showing their interest in doing the Beijing-Lhasa train and further Lhasa-Kathmandu overland trip. However, their plan was not fulfilled because of the sudden change in Tibet visa rule where 4 persons of same nationality was required in order to obtain the visa. Although, they could not visit Beijing and Lhasa, they set up for the Nepal and Bhutan trip for the first time.
Rhinos at Chitwan National Park
We organized the 15 days Nepal and Bhutan trip which the clients immensely enjoyed. Though this is the first visit to these countries, they found it ‘absolutely comfortable and feel as we were at our home and thanks to Explore Himalaya which did everything perfect’.
Deer at Chitwan National Park
The trip was followed by the Jungle safari in Chitwan added more color and Donatella told to us ‘being around the animals in Chitwan was the most memorable time in her life’ as she was fond of animals.
Takin, the national animal of Bhutan
Bhutan touched their heart and they enjoyed the trip to Bhutan very much. They described: ‘Bhutan is a country like no other else in the world just particularly its happiness philosophy and its uncontemplated landscapes. Apart from the tough job of hiking, the visit to ‘Tiger Nest’ was the most beautiful part of our trip.’
The Tiger Nest in Paro
Both of them were very satisfied with the services of our guide and our supported staffs and thanked us for organizing the great trip.
Punakha Dzong in Punakha
Buddha Point in Thimpu
Taa Dzong in Paro
Photo: Donatella Zucconi
Bhutan Trip
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Comments
Happy Explorers
The meeting and handling was good. Mr. Kishan has been very helpful, good-natured and soft spoken. The itinerary was well planned.
Community Service
We work with the motto "Tourism for Development". Explore Himalaya Community Service Project was conceived to empower underprivileged segments of Nepal.
wow thats a ugly animal