Lahore, Islamabad, Peshawar, Swat, Chilas, Hunza Valley, Gilgit
Outdoor & Adventure, History & Culture, Off the Beaten
Embark on a scenic road trip along the dramatic Karakoram Highway, following parts of the ancient Silk Road, and Khunjerab Pass, the world’s highest paved international border crossing
Discover Pakistan’s most enchanting valley – Hunza Valley – and visit the confluence of Pakistan’s three mightiest mountain ranges
Enjoy a bespoke private outdoor lunch set up with spectacular views of the Himalayas
Tour Pakistan’s largest museum – the Lahore Museum
Visit a UNESCO listed Buddhist Centre of Learning from the 5th Century BC and other sites that offer deep insight into the rich cultural heritage of Pakistan
Outdoor & Adventure, Off the Beaten, Nature & Wildlife
Hike the lower foothills of one of the most classic and spectacular treks in Nepal
Trek the Nepal Himalayas in comfort as you stay in the best mountain lodges the trail has to offer, with access to your own porters and guides along the way
All lodges come with private baths with hot shower facilities, in spacious rooms with cozy blankets and down-bedding warmed nightly by a hot water bottle
Explore UNESCO World Heritage sites Boudhanath Stupa and Kathmandu Dubar Square in intriguing Kathmandu Valley
Cruise, History & Culture, Off the Beaten, Relaxing Getaways
Glide through the beautiful Wachau Valley, attracting connoisseurs and epicureans
Spend more time in Linz, the European Capital of Culture with an option to trace Mozart’s footsteps in Salzburg and into the medieval masterpiece of Český Krumlov
Discover the Germanic city of Passau, located at the meeting of three rivers
Enjoy four first-class dining options, sampling specialty meals inspired by different regions of the world
Multiple excursion options available, catering to both classic sightseeing and active adventures on two wheels, for first-timers and experienced travellers
Marvel at the grandeur of the Potala Palace and deepen your understanding of Tibetan Buddhism by exploring its remarkable collection of ancient artefacts.
Gain insight into the Tibetan way of life and immerse yourself in their hospitality during a visit to a local’s home.
Experience the essence of Tibetan spirituality by visiting lesser-known religious sites and local villages.
Crossing the border into another Buddhist country, Nepal
Embark on an adventure off the beaten path into the stunning landscapes of lesser-visited Eastern Tibet
Trek the grandeur of Tibet’s largest glacier, the ancient blue Laigu glacier near Rawu Lake
Feast on the iconic Lulang Stone Pot dinner, featuring local Tricholoma matsutake mushrooms
Relish in the comfort of carefully-curated, brand-new deluxe accommodations throughout your journey
Experience the enchanting peach blossom spring bloom, a popular time to visit (Mid-March to Mid-April), but please note that Tibet is closed to foreigners every March
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