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A trip of a life time. The experience was exactly what I was hoping for.
The first time I could "touch" the wall. Leaving the repaired/tourist wall and proceeding along the unrepaired sections. The views!
Excellent leader. Very patient, knew his stuff and was prepared to share his own thoughts.
The accomodation on the walk is basic but genuine. If you like coffee - take your own.
This was a last minute booking, which absolutely came up to my expectations.
There were a couple of inspirational moments, firstly arriving in Mumbai, a domestic flight to Napur and then travelling by road to Pench National Park, this was my first taste of India - WOW. At Kanha NP we had a sighting of Leopard and some distant glimpses of Tiger and a female dragging a carcass. (There had been reports of the kill the previous evening and she had cubs to feed). Then on to Bandhavgarh NP where our group of 4 were privileged to experience a very close encounter with an 8 year old male Tiger, once he had passed our jeep we all felt extremely emotional. I know we will all remember that moment for ever!!! The following day for almost an hour we watched a young Tiger, once joined by his brother, lying on the road, cleaning, relaxing and generally showing off for us. Our guides knew their business, gained us a prime viewing position and we felt completely safe.
Our Group Leader, Harish Kumar worked continually to make this a most memorable holiday. His photography skills and advice were gratefully received. Thankyou Harish.
If you love wildlife and feel obliged to see the Taj (which is wonderful) just book this fantastic trip. You will not regret it.
The trip was advertised as a wildlife photographic trip. To me that means ALL wildlife. This trip was mainly about big cats and wilderbeast migration. I had hoped to be able to photograph more of the avian wildlife, and the other animals, but these were rather ‘off the agenda’. I think the trip dossiers should be more specific.
Seeing some of the large birds of prey.
Best I don't say really. Not my kind of guy. May be a good photographer, but a bit too bossy. Intolerant. Needs to hone his man management skills.
Go with your own agenda, and try to get part of it incorprated into the trip
Great trip with a great group! Loads of cycling in Thailand and cultural cycling breaks in Cambodia and Vietnam. The guides did a great job and gave us valuable insight into each country’s history, customs and traditions.
Group leader were perfect. One very organized that made sure everything went smoothly, some others more extroverted. All very knowledgeable of their country.
It's a great experience for cycling freaks as well as leisurely cyclists. Sportive and flexible midset guarantee loads of fun and an unforgettable trip.
This was one of the best experiences I have had….so many brilliant memories which will stay with me forever…..cheesy but true!
Managing to cycle every day and enjoying it, riding through the villages and the children giving us hi fives, doing group Mexican waves whist riding through the villages and making the children laugh at us, visiting the temples, hanging out with really fun people and enjoying drinking beer every night and still managing to get up early and cycle in the heat, the boat trips, the island home stay......the amazing delicious food.....the exodus staff......I could go on as it was all inspiring and I didn't stop smiling for a while after I returned to the UK...even the grey sky's and rain of Manchester airport!
Nee was fantastic....totally looked after us and had a wicked sense of humour. All the leaders worked so hard and made our holiday so easy to enjoy. Special mention to Fila who made us all smile with his enthusiasm and cheeky sense of fun......
Kit list musts for this trip 1. Good size water bladder with bag section - can recommend osprey - would not have been without it! 2. Anti bacterial gel/hand wipes/pocket tissues - lots of but you can easy buy out there 3. Long sleeve cycle top or cycle arms to stop you getting burnt - I didn't have them but wished I did. 4. Padded gel seat to go on bike. Don't really need your own saddle as bikes are pretty good - specialised. 5. comfy shorts that can be rolled up easily going in to temples and loose long sleeved shirt 6. Recommend water sport sandles to cycle in, instead of socks and trainers - make a downpour much more pleasant and cooler! Only need 1 pair if they are comfy 7. You will need mosquito wipes and sun cream - take small pack size for your water bladder bag 8. Sunnys, cycle helmet, summer cycle gloves 9. Anti histamine tablets if you react to bites and mossy bite relief - I only got bitten 3 - 4 times though 10. Something nice-ish to wear in evening when go to restaurant or bar .... Top tip - don't take too much as you will not need much on cycle days.
I look back on this wonderful holiday with a great sense of achievement and some pride. I consider myself a fairly fit 58 year old but overall this was the hardest physical challenge I have attempted.A friendly team of guides and porters who looked after us so well.
The highlight has to be the day we climbed to the summit on Killy. It was a long exhausting day starting at midnight and finishing some 15 hours later.Ours was a small group of 7, mostly in their early 30's apart from my wife and I in our late 50's and it was great that we all bonded so well and encouraged each other to keep going when it got tough.
Our guide was called Naiman and in his quiet, confident manner we felt that he was using his experience to look after our well being and make sure that we had the best chance of getting to the top of both Meru and Killy.
Follow the advice of the guides - they do know best! Try to eat at all meal times, even if you don't feel like it and drink lots of fluids.Do tell the guides if you are not feeling well, don't keep it to yourself. They will be able to advise you based on their extensive experience of altitude.
One of the best equipped and organised trips I have ever taken with Exodus. Super staff support and really nice.
The temples and warmth of the people in Cambodia. I have been to Vietnam a couple of times before so was not expecting this to be too much of a highlight this time around. But I was wrong - just loved how in your face everything was.
Nee is very diligent, hard working, conscientious, organised. Could not ask her to do more! My only suggestion would be that she not feel she needs to manage everyone's expectations at quite so low a level. From her comments about the homestay, I was not sure I was going to like it at all. But it was wonderful! The local guides in Cambodia and Vietnam were great as well.
Can't think of anything.
China is an amazing place to visit. We got to see the contrast between the new bustling city life and the traditional farms, along with all the iconic images of China.
The Great Wall of China takes your breath away. Just outside Beijing, the wall is crowded with tourists. Our trip took us about 3 hours outside Beijing to a section of the wall where you could look in both directions at the Wall snaking its way along the mountain tops without seeing any one walking on it. I'd love to go back when all the autumn colours are out - I bet it is even more beautiful.
Our leader, Emma, was great fun although she did get lost a few times. She was well informed and good to be around.
This holiday is rated as leisurely to moderate. It is hard work with its almost constant travelling. Pack as light as you can as you will be carrying your cases up and down a lot of stairs. I found there were some activities that sounded really good but that I was not fit enough to do, like a 16 mile bike ride in Yangshuo. But with a really good group and some creative thinking, it is possible to join in - it is easy to hire tandem cycles or electric cycles. Don't settle for being left out of things. With a bit of imagination and support from your fellow travellers, you should be able to do just about everything.
Amazing trip with the right mixture of adventure, countryside, and citylife.
Mt Ouanakrim - an exhilarating climb and great views in blazing sunshine from the summit.
Hasan has a great personality, always knowledgable and friendly and good looking too.
It's freezing cold in the gite and in the refuge. Take a good sleeping back and a down jacket.Also cards or a book are good entertainment in the evening.
Hotel clean and comfortable, plenty of hearty filling food. Excellent tour leader – Christine – searched out imaginative little treats for us. Bomerano a bit too far off the beaten track though & not much atmosphere in either hotel or village, so evenings rather dull. Would go again for the walks, but probably not in November!
Visiting Herculaneum
Very good. Brilliantly organised and well-informed, while appearing very low-key and relaxed.
November may not be the best month to go.