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Every aspect was brilliant from the information ahead of the trip, the local guides and the programme of events. I felt as thought I had 3 weeks of interesting experiences packed into 1. Excellent.
I loved meeting the villagers in Suroth riding on the back of the camel cart and the Maharaja's palace with the wresting and guide by the son. Also the Taj Mahal. However, every expedition was excellent and smoothly arranged.
Naveen was an excellent leader. Everything was smooth. He was easy to understand and always had time to answer questions.
I loved meeting the villagers in Suroth riding on the back of the camel cart and the Maharaja's palace with the wresting and guide by the son. Also the Taj Mahal. However, every expedition was excellent and smoothly arranged.
Naveen was an excellent leader. Everything was smooth. He was easy to understand and always had time to answer questions.
We’ve been on a few trips now and always found the content of the initier interesting and allows us to sample local culture and see very interesting views, buildings and customs, the guides are local, communicate well and enthusiastic about their countries and the historical context has always been well conveyed. From airport pickup to airport drop-off accomodation, food and transport has been spot on.
If I have to chose, for Jordan the day in Petra and the time in Wadi Rum. For Egypt the pyramids, our time in the Nubian lodge and Abu Simbel temple. Also the couple of hours tacking North up the Nile on the sail boat. That was so peaceful. Also Luxor Temple by night was special. Experiencing the shear size of the monuments and sites helps understand the magnificent achievements of builders and engineers in their construction
Both leaders had a very good sense of humour
Trip was well organised. Guides were well informed and very pleasant
Trip to wadi rum and trip into desert. Walk upto monastery in Petra.
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We really enjoyed our tour of the Tropical South of India. It was a fairly relaxing tour but with plenty to do and see.
My highlights included an early morning walk around Madurai as it woke up and a morning jungle nature walk around Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary.
Our group leader Bijou was outstanding.He went out of his way to look after an elderly member of the group with limited mobility, whilst ensuring the rest of the group received all the attention they required. This included arranging for my wife who had a chest infection to see a doctor. He also was extremely well organised in arranging luggage being delivered to and collected from rooms. He was good at providing insights and perspectives on his coutry and the lives and culture of the locals.
Our tour include an 84 year old with limited mobility (she was assisted in a wheelchair through airports on the journeys to and from India). This is far from ideal on a fairly leisurely tour that is still an adventure tour and requires reasonable mobility. It is a group tour so cooperation and flexibility is often required to fit in. You should be prepared for slow service in restaurants (one member of our tour struggled to accept this at least once)! Also accommodation is ok, but especially at the Homestay and Boat, it is pretty basic.
The organisation of the trip exceeded my expectation, especially the guides, Tu in Vietnam and Fila in Cambodia made everyone welcome and kept the group feeling great with their knowledge, information on their country and customs and helpful throughout and ensured everyone was safe and was enjoying the trip
"Halong Bay cruise Angkor Wat and the temples and enjoying the local food"
"They both worked very hard and ensured the trip worked for everyone in the group. Everyone in the group was very impressed and praised them at the farewell dinners."
Everything from the moment we arrived was brilliant and well planed and delivered.
Too many there was no downsides to the trip
Make this man in charge of all your trips he is the best guide I have ever had
Quality of the guides, hotels and itinerary
"The day of the dead cemetery visits ~ outstanding and both so very different. The Mexican people. Nothing but hospitable and friendly. Our driver Adolfo and guide Marcos. "
"Very knowledgeable about the sites we visited - lots of anecdotes and local knowledge about the families we visited "
You have already seen that this is an excellent trip with a wide range of experiences that allow a real immersion in the local cultures. I will, therefore focus below on the optional elements of the excursion.
Varanasi; seeing the devotees on the ghats alongside the Ganges was fascinating and moving. We were particularly lucky because our guide, Jatin, took us to view the evening Aarti ceremony from the river, which was not part of the advertised itinerary.
Jatin was excellent. Always willing to accommodate the group, quick to respond to unexpected situations and a calm hand on the tiller throughout. He was knowledgeable about the sites we visited, warm in his interactions and reassuringly professional.
We would highly recommend the trekking extension. The suggestion that it is suitable for weekend walkers might be a little misleading as the trails consist of steep, long climbs and ascents on rough stone steps. That said, the distances are relatively short and the pace gentle. The experience of seeing the mountains and experiencing something of village life more than made up for the effort required, and the teahouses were great fun. Do it if you can. On the other hand, it's difficult to recommend the Everest flight. I was hoping for epic views and photographs and took a wide lens to take on the hoped-for immensity of the Himalayas. In the event, the flight path was distant from the mountains and I was glad of a long lens to make them look closer. Even then, the windows were small, dirty and misty and the shots I took were disappointing. I do appreciate that some find the experience a highlight, but for me, the trek gave a much better sense of the Himalayas. We found a trip to the Monkey Temple later in the day to be far more worthwhile and considerably less expensive.
Excellent trip, very well organised and exceptional wildlife sightings.
The numerous Jaguar sightings and the overall experience of being in the Pantanal.
As I’ve said many times before, Paul is a force of nature and goes above and beyond to ensure clients get the best possible experience and sightings.