Explore one of the most appealing regions around the globe. From breathtaking nature to timeless culture, the wonders of the Himalaya never cease to amaze. No matter how you want to travel, we have you covered with adventures to suit all abilities; whether that’s enjoying a colourful and vibrant ‘tshechu’ (festival) in Bhutan, or summiting a 6,000m peak in Nepal.

This Himalaya trip is the ultimate cultural journey through the Kingdom of Bhutan. See all the most iconic sights; from Paro and as far east as Jakar and the Bumthang Valley. Every departure date includes a visit to the gravity-defying ‘Tiger’s Nest’ Monastery and is timed to coincide with one of Bhutan's colourful festivals or 'tshechu'.

This easy-paced holiday is the perfect introduction to the foothills of the Nepal Himalaya and includes trekking in the beautiful Annapurna region with stunning views. Walk through rhododendron forests with magnolias and monkeys, explore Kathmandu and Bandipur and relax in luxury accommodation. Three 8,000m peaks can be seen from the Bandipur Lodge – truly a room with a view!

This cultural adventure includes a moderate trek into remote scenic areas, with stays in villages and visits to temples and monasteries. During winter rare black-necked cranes migrate to the Phobjikha Valley in central Bhutan. Share the celebration of their arrival by joining villagers for this special festival of song, dance and events – a real once-in-a-lifetime experience.

An epic journey to Tibet and Mount Kailash; a sacred mountain believed to be the spiritual centre of the world. Includes time to explore the Tibetan capital of Lhasa, a challenging 3-day trek around Mount Kailash and views of Everest’s North Face. Experience the annual Saga Dawa festival, one of the biggest festivals of Sikkim.

A new two week trekking adventure highlighting the cultural and magical landscapes of Ladakh. This remote trek is a reasonable challenge but very achievable. Following shepherds’ trails through the remote valley and offering views of Kang Yatze from the Zalungkarpo La, you’ll also be in the realm of the snow leopard and bearded vulture.

This two week Himalayan adventure starts in bustling Kathmandu and also encompasses Paro and the gravity-defying cliff-side monastery of Taktsang. The circuit trek goes across three spectacular passes to Bhutan’s Cholomari Base Camp. With hidden valleys, scenic ridges, stunning lakes and a max altitude of 4,890m it’s one of the best short treks in Bhutan.

Approach Kangchenjunga, the world’s third highest mountain, from the restricted Indian state of Sikkim and the high ground on the border of India and Nepal on this unique trek. Enjoy wild campsites, mountain wildernesses and high passes, unimaginable peak views and first class trekking, as well as a day in the British hill-station of Darjeeling.

Kangchenjunga means Five Treasures of the Great Snow and refers to five summits in the remote eastern Himalayas, including the world’s third highest peak. This incredible trip offers 18 days trekking between the north and south basecamps of Kangchenjunga, home to snow leopards, red pandas and black bears. Enjoy spectacular views of Makalu, Chamlang and Everest.

At 6,476m Mera Peak is one of the highest trekking peaks in Nepal and from the summit you have a view of five of the world’s 8,000 peaks. This is not a technically difficult mountain but can be demanding, due to the altitude. You’ll be in safe hands with KE, we’ve been climbing this incredible mountain since 1988!

Arguably the world’s toughest trek, this 25 day high-altitude Himalayan trail is unparalleled. Created by yak herders, it snakes across 11 high passes forming the border between Bhutan and Tibet. Camp above 4,000m, trek through isolated villages and enjoy stunning views, including one of the world’s highest unclimbed peak to Gangkar Puensum. For experienced trekkers only!