Himalayan Encounters

ters is steeped in the
traditions, the heritage, the culture, the values, the beliefs of the people of Nepal. Here are the cacophony and carvings of temples and stupas, the profane music and dance of wild and colourful festivals and the enchanted mantras and the Thangkas of Buddhist fine art. We can also truthfully speak of real commitment to carbon-neutral policies within Nepal, to real evidence of ‘responsible tourism’, sustainable practices and what we describe as ‘Tourism in the Community and the Community in Tourism’. However all that is a bit of a mouthful, so we best describe our efforts simply as PURE ADVENTURE.