Destinations Place For Trip
Nepal
Nepal is a country of amazing extremes. Imagine a rectangle, 500 by 150 miles (800 by 240km), divided lengthwise into three strips. The northernmost strip is the Himalayas; Meaning "abode of snow," and includes eight of ten highest mountains in the world. The southernmost Region, called the Terai, is an extension of the Gangetic plain of northern India, containing, jungles with elephants, rhinoceroses and tigers. These inhabitants contrast markedly with the yaks and snow leopard less than 100 miles (160 km) to the north. Read more
Tibet
In geological terms, the creation of the himalayas and the rising of the Tibetan plateau are extremely recent events. The mountains originated less than four million years ago, making them among the youngest in the world. There are three distinct geographical Regions in greater Tibet. By far the largest natural Region is the Northern Plateau, or Chang Tang, which covers about half of Tibet's total surface area Read More
Bhutan
In geological terms, the creation of the himalayas and the rising of the Tibetan plateau are extremely recent events. The mountains originated less than four million years ago, making them among the youngest in the world. There are three distinct geographical Regions in greater Tibet. By far the largest natural Region is the Northern Plateau, or Chang Tang, which covers about half of Tibet's total surface area Read More
Sikkim, India
In geological terms, the creation of the himalayas and the rising of the Tibetan plateau are extremely recent events. The mountains originated less than four million years ago, making them among the youngest in the world. There are three distinct geographical Regions in greater Tibet. By far the largest natural Region is the Northern Plateau, or Chang Tang, which covers about half of Tibet's total surface area Read More
