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There are many places of interest in Nepal. A whopping 55.8% of Nepal’s 140,000 annual trekkers trek the Annapurna Circuit. It’s known for its diverse landscape, leading from jungle to alpine forest, and entails a 125km circumnavigation of the breathtaking Annapurna range. Despite controversy over road construction, the circuit’s popularity is proof of its position as one of Nepal’s greats. Everest, and the camp at its base that meets intrepid climbers as they begin and end their ultimate mountain adventure, needs little introduction, but deserves a lot of credit. Nearby town, Lukla, is the actual gateway to Everest, but a moments reflection at base camp, standing breathlessly close to the mountain itself is a vision of awe, possible danger and ultimately, triumph, all rolled into one. The Langtang Valley offers alpine trekking that runs from east to west, only whiskers from the Tibetan border. A shorter, easily accessible trek, the Langtang Trek itself can be done in a week and what it lacks in super high peaks, it makes up for in amazing scenery - think oaks and rhododendrons; soft moss and larch trees, and yaks plodding their way home. Blink and you could miss Phakding, a small village that sits in the Dudh Kosi river valley and is usually considered a ‘stop-off’ en route to Everest. 
The Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan offers you an opportunity to study and photograph wildflowers, bird life, scenery, open meadows, spruce, and hemlock forests with enormous trees. Charming mountain villages and monasteries will remind you of the true meaning of cultural authenticity and natural magnificence of the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan. The visit to Paro, Thimpu and Punakha and their cultural hubs, and the sublimely beautiful regions along with eye-catching Prayer flags fluttering on the hills, temples and dzongs (fortresses) dotted on the hilly landscapes, monasteries and various sacred sites will make your Bhutan holidays remarkable and an unforgettable experience. The prevalent historic Taktsang Monastery, also known as the Tiger’s Nest in Paro, is one of the most visited tourist places in Bhutan that may showcase the country’s magnificent architecture, arts and crafts which form a significant part of the Bhutanese identity.
Cultural and historical tours to India allow travellers to admire, contemplate and ponder over  diverse Indian ethnicities. Whether staying in the heritage hotels of Rajasthan or visiting the pink city in Jaipur, you will be amazed by the vibrant culture, charming people with varied lifestyle, valued customs and traditions of the Indian states. Taking you on a roller coaster ride across some of India’s most popular destinations like Ladakh, Varanasi, Delhi, Goa and the monumental Taj Mahal in Agra, one amongst the Seven Wonders of the World, you will experience the unique, charming and enriched culture of India.
Trip to Tibet takes you to high Himalayan range, turquoise lakes, icy glaciers, ancient monasteries and spectacular high passes draped with colorful prayer flags. Tibet tours cannot be completed without seeing Potala Palace, Norbulingka Palace, Jokhang Temple, Sera and Drepung Monastery with the vibrant Barkhor Bazaar. Roads to some of the trails retrace the footsteps of legendary mountaineers as you visit the northern face of Everest Base Camp. An ultimate transcendental experience is guaranteed with enriched culture as an add-on as you travel through Tibet.
Tour to Sri Lanka offers an opportunity to explore Sri Lankan nature, culture, traditions and religion being intertwined to represent a perfect circle of Sri Lankan life. Sri Lanka, being located in the ocean effortlessly carries the weight of 2000 plus years of different cultures, traditions, beliefs, lives and deaths, being a witness of the time, of its transience and eternity.  This tropical island is a place where the original soul of Buddhism still flourishes and, where nature’s beauty remains abundant and pristine. The natural beauty of this small island on the Earth gives it a typical name as  “The Pearl of the Indian Ocean”. Sri Lanka has UNESCO World Heritage Sites, a coastline of pristine beaches, national parks, nearly 500,000 acres of lush tea estates, 250 acres of botanical gardens, 350 waterfalls and 24 wildlife reserves, which are home to a wide range of native species such as Asian elephants, leopards and sloth bears. Diverse landscapes with rich bio diversity and a friendly, multicultural community make Sri Lanka the perfect spot for a holiday.
Myanmar, the official name for the Southeast Asian nation more commonly known as Burma, is a must-see for travellers who like Buddha and beaches, though not necessarily in that order. The country contains thousands of Buddhist temples. It also has pristine white beaches along the Bay of Bengal and Andaman Sea. The country is slowly opening to foreign tourism, so travellers who want to experience a more traditional Burma may want to visit this nation at least once in their lifetime. There are a number of sites such as Shwemawdaw Paya ,  Shwenandaw Monastery, Ngapali, Mrauk U, Inle Lake, Taung Kalat, Shwedagon Pagoda, Golden Rock, Bagan for sightseeing.