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Holiday in Nepal, encompassed

COUNTRY:
Nepal
LOCATION:
Chitwan
HOLIDAY TYPE:
High altitude, moderate trekking holidays
DEPARTURES:
2012: 1 Jan, 5 Feb, 19 Feb, 4 Mar, 11 Mar, 18 Mar, 25 Mar, 1 Apr, 8 Apr, 15 Apr, 22 Apr, 29 Apr, 6 May, 13 May, 20 May, 2 Sep, 9 Sep, 16 Sep, 23 Sep, 30 Sep, 7 Oct, 14 Oct, 21 Oct, 28 Oct, 4 Nov, 11 Nov, 18 Nov, 25 Nov, 2 Dec, 9 Dec, 16 Dec
PRICE:
From £910 (20 days) excluding flights. We can arrange flights from the UK.
VOUCHERS:
Gift vouchers can be used with this holiday
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Holiday in Nepal, encompassed

Holiday in Nepal, encompassed

Small group adventure holiday
This is a 'small group adventure' - on our group trips you'll be with a maximum of 11 like minded travellers and you'll have a group leader with you. Whether you are travelling alone or with friends it's good value, and a great way to meet new people! While itineraries are pre-planned there is some flexibility and you'll have plenty of privacy. This trip will appeal to travellers of all ages who enjoy meeting people from other parts of the world as well as seeing new places!

Because of our small group size, we're able to guarantee departures for all of our trips. Once you have booked and paid your deposit, your trip is guaranteed to go!

How this holiday makes a difference

This trip takes in all the highlights of Nepal, but ensures that our small group treads lightly and leaves only their footprints on this remarkable and spectacular country. All activities take into account the philosophy of 'minimal impact' and this is central to all the people who look after our clients locally.

First and foremost we have a strong bond with local operators and the mutual understanding of responsible travel is crucial to the relationship.

All porters are employed from local villages and paid above average wages to supplement their farming incomes. They are provided with full trekking kits, such as boots, jackets etc.

- Senior staff are employed full time as sirdars and guides etc.
- Local resources are used as much as possible, everything from training staff to use of Nepali manufactured and sustainable raw materials.
- Bury, Burn or carry out! - All biodegradable matter is recycled. All used paper, metal, tins, cans; bottles etc. are recycled or sold. Bottled gas is used on rafting trips and kerosene on treks.
- Staying over night in villages such as Bandipur is the chance to meet local people away from the regular tourist routes of Nepal - they are genuinely pleased and surprised to see foreigners here and your contribution to the small village can be very positive.
- Tea House trekking is a responsible approach to Himalayan trekking and the opportunity for local interaction is great. We support tea houses that avoid wood fires, use kerosene for cooking and have been involved with education programs concerning basic conservation and responsible travel.

Your leader is a local Nepali who has a wealth of knowledge of the country and its people. Their intimate relationship with Nepal's beliefs and customs will enhance your own understanding of the people and ensure the group's behaviour is sensitive to the local people. Your leader will be able to discuss local aid projects and environmental initiatives that take place in Nepal.

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Holiday in Nepal, encompassed

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