According to the new policy, tourists do not need to provide health certificates, like the Green Health Code and proof of a negative nucleic acid test, to take a flight or train to Tibet. This makes traveling to Tibet in 2023 much easier.

First of all, you need to obtain a Tibet Travel Permit, which is a must for all international travelers to enter Tibet, including expats in China. The permit cannot be applied in the name of an individual, and we can help you to get it.

Your Chinese Visa, passport (valid for a least 6 months), as well as a working certificate if you work in the mainland of China or admission certificate if you study in the mainland of China are required, to apply for the Tibet Permit. Just remember to leave at least 20 days to apply for the Tibet Permit from us, before your Tibet entry.

Yes, it is possible for tourists to visit Tibet in 2023. However, the process of obtaining permits and visas can be quite complicated and time-consuming.

The Chinese government tightly controls access to Tibet, and foreign travelers must obtain several permits and follow specific regulations to enter the region. In general, tourists must be part of an organized tour group and have a licensed tour guide with them at all times.

The regulations and permit requirements for visiting Tibet can change frequently, so it is important to stay up-to-date on the latest information. You should also be aware that some countries have political tensions with China that may affect their citizens' ability to travel to Tibet.

It is recommended to consult with a reputable travel agency that specializes in organizing trips to Tibet to assist with obtaining permits and visas and ensuring compliance with regulations.

Yes, You can. 

Effective September 24, all fully-vaccinated foreigners arriving in Nepal via the immigration office at the airport or a land border can receive on-arrival visas. No quarantine required. Fully-vaccinated travelers traveling to Nepal must present the following documents:

1. Evidence of completion of a 14 day post-COVID-19 vaccination incubation period
2. COVID-19 negative PCR test report obtained within 72 hours of entry into Nepal
3. Copy of mountaineering/trekking permits, or related permits, if available
4. Proof of hotel reservation in Nepal
5. Printed copy of International Traveler Online Arrival Form obtained after registration: ccmc.gov.np .

For more information: http://dntt.com.np/about/travel-advisory-covid-19-visa-protocol

Yes, You can. 

Effective September 24, all fully-vaccinated foreigners arriving in Nepal via the immigration office at the airport or a land border can receive on-arrival visas. No quarantine required. Fully-vaccinated travelers traveling to Nepal must present the following documents:

1. Evidence of completion of a 14 day post-COVID-19 vaccination incubation period
2. COVID-19 negative PCR test report obtained within 72 hours of entry into Nepal
3. Copy of mountaineering/trekking permits, or related permits, if available
4. Proof of hotel reservation in Nepal
5. Printed copy of International Traveler Online Arrival Form obtained after registration: ccmc.gov.np .

For more information: http://dntt.com.np/about/travel-advisory-covid-19-visa-protocol

Yes, You can. 

Effective September 24, all fully-vaccinated foreigners arriving in Nepal via the immigration office at the airport or a land border can receive on-arrival visas. No quarantine required. Fully-vaccinated travelers traveling to Nepal must present the following documents:

1. Evidence of completion of a 14 day post-COVID-19 vaccination incubation period
2. COVID-19 negative PCR test report obtained within 72 hours of entry into Nepal
3. Copy of mountaineering/trekking permits, or related permits, if available
4. Proof of hotel reservation in Nepal
5. Printed copy of International Traveler Online Arrival Form obtained after registration: ccmc.gov.np .

For more information: http://dntt.com.np/about/travel-advisory-covid-19-visa-protocol

Yes, You can. 

Effective September 24, all fully-vaccinated foreigners arriving in Nepal via the immigration office at the airport or a land border can receive on-arrival visas. No quarantine required. Fully-vaccinated travelers traveling to Nepal must present the following documents:

1. Evidence of completion of a 14 day post-COVID-19 vaccination incubation period
2. COVID-19 negative PCR test report obtained within 72 hours of entry into Nepal
3. Copy of mountaineering/trekking permits, or related permits, if available
4. Proof of hotel reservation in Nepal
5. Printed copy of International Traveler Online Arrival Form obtained after registration: ccmc.gov.np .

For more information: http://dntt.com.np/about/travel-advisory-covid-19-visa-protocol

Yes, You can. 

Effective September 24, all fully-vaccinated foreigners arriving in Nepal via the immigration office at the airport or a land border can receive on-arrival visas. No quarantine required. Fully-vaccinated travelers traveling to Nepal must present the following documents:

1. Evidence of completion of a 14 day post-COVID-19 vaccination incubation period
2. COVID-19 negative PCR test report obtained within 72 hours of entry into Nepal
3. Copy of mountaineering/trekking permits, or related permits, if available
4. Proof of hotel reservation in Nepal
5. Printed copy of International Traveler Online Arrival Form obtained after registration: ccmc.gov.np .

For more information: http://dntt.com.np/about/travel-advisory-covid-19-visa-protocol

Yes, You can. 

Effective September 24, all fully-vaccinated foreigners arriving in Nepal via the immigration office at the airport or a land border can receive on-arrival visas. No quarantine required. Fully-vaccinated travelers traveling to Nepal must present the following documents:

1. Evidence of completion of a 14 day post-COVID-19 vaccination incubation period
2. COVID-19 negative PCR test report obtained within 72 hours of entry into Nepal
3. Copy of mountaineering/trekking permits, or related permits, if available
4. Proof of hotel reservation in Nepal
5. Printed copy of International Traveler Online Arrival Form obtained after registration: ccmc.gov.np .

For more information: http://dntt.com.np/about/travel-advisory-covid-19-visa-protocol

Yes, You can. 

Effective September 24, all fully-vaccinated foreigners arriving in Nepal via the immigration office at the airport or a land border can receive on-arrival visas. No quarantine required. Fully-vaccinated travelers traveling to Nepal must present the following documents:

1. Evidence of completion of a 14 day post-COVID-19 vaccination incubation period
2. COVID-19 negative PCR test report obtained within 72 hours of entry into Nepal
3. Copy of mountaineering/trekking permits, or related permits, if available
4. Proof of hotel reservation in Nepal
5. Printed copy of International Traveler Online Arrival Form obtained after registration: ccmc.gov.np .

For more information: http://dntt.com.np/about/travel-advisory-covid-19-visa-protocol

Yes, You can. 

Effective September 24, all fully-vaccinated foreigners arriving in Nepal via the immigration office at the airport or a land border can receive on-arrival visas. No quarantine required. Fully-vaccinated travelers traveling to Nepal must present the following documents:

1. Evidence of completion of a 14 day post-COVID-19 vaccination incubation period
2. COVID-19 negative PCR test report obtained within 72 hours of entry into Nepal
3. Copy of mountaineering/trekking permits, or related permits, if available
4. Proof of hotel reservation in Nepal
5. Printed copy of International Traveler Online Arrival Form obtained after registration: ccmc.gov.np .

For more information: http://dntt.com.np/about/travel-advisory-covid-19-visa-protocol

Yes, Effective September 24, all fully-vaccinated foreigners arriving in Nepal via the immigration office at the airport or a land border can receive on-arrival visas. No quarantine required. Fully-vaccinated travelers traveling to Nepal must present the following documents:

1. Evidence of completion of a 14 day post-COVID-19 vaccination incubation period
2. COVID-19 negative PCR test report obtained within 72 hours of entry into Nepal
3. Copy of mountaineering/trekking permits, or related permits, if available
4. Proof of hotel reservation in Nepal
5. Printed copy of International Traveler Online Arrival Form obtained after registration: ccmc.gov.np .

For Details information: http://dntt.com.np/about/travel-advisory-covid-19-visa-protocol

Namo Buddha is about 43km away from Kathmandu. It takes about 1-2 hrs from Kathmandu. You can use local bus from Kathmandu if you have sufficent &  want to save money. Otherwise, you can hire Private Taxi or Car from Tours and Travel agency. 

Although geographically compact, Nepal's mountainous terrain and bumpy roads make it feel like a much bigger country than it is. Add diverse cultures, terrain, and ecosystems to the mix and you could easily spend several weeks exploring the picturesque Himalayan nation. However, in as little as three days you can enjoy some of Nepal's highlights. To complete one of Nepal's famous treks you typically need about 2 weeks.

No, We never charged to Cliets. Just billing amount you have to pay Destination Nepal Tours and Travels.

No, just billing amount you have to pay.

You have to make 40% booking amount to make booking. We have online Credit card payment system.
 

The country Nepal is pronounced as NAY PAHL. It is a land locked mountainous kingdom in southern Asia, located between India and China.
Currently over 26 million people of different races and tribes, living in different regions, wearing different costumes and speaking different languages occupy a total of 147,181 square kilometer (885 km east to west, and 193 km north to south) of this tiny country.
Nepal is a little larger than North Carolina State of America. Nepal is geographically, culturally, and linguistically diverse. The capital of Nepal is ‘Kathmandu’ but many love to call it by the name Catmando or Woodmandu or simply by the name ‘ city of temples’. Nepal is a kingdom of Himalayas, artistic monuments, exotic wildlife, and a unique harmony of diversified cultures. Nepal attracts visitors for casual holidays, tours, and adventure activities including ‘Everest Expedition’. Nepal is also popular for having its land the birth place of Lord Buddha, and birth place of Lord Sita. Agriculture and Tourism are two important revenues that keep this nation exist.

Nepal is known for Mount Everest, the highest mountain in the world, spectacular natural beauty that can be seen in its land especially hilly regions, known as the birth place of Lord Buddha, and the Hindu Goddess Lord Sita. Also known as the home of Gurkha Warriors. It is also known as a country with abundant Natural Water Sources.

Nepal’s national language is called Nepali. It is written in Devnagri Scrip. There are more than 72 different spoken languages in Nepal.

It is called Namaste or Namaskar. You can say the greeting in words as well as do it using a gesture. Join your palms together and bring them close to you chest and about 5-7 inches below your chin. The word Namaste has many meanings such as Hello, How are you? I am gland to see you, nice to meet you, good morning, etc. 

Currency is spelled as Nepalese Rupees or Rupee (Rs) or in short NRS. 100 Paisa equals 1 Rs. Nepali Notes are 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50, 25, 10, 5, 2, and 1 rupees. 

Nepalese are friendly and hospitable by nature. Travelers count Nepalese among the best friends in the world. Nepalese respect Guests as God. And there is a popular Phrase every Nepali knows, it say “Guest equals God”. A part of the reasons why people revisit Nepal is because of the friendliness and warmth of Nepali people. 

Depending on which airlines you chose, when and where you buy your air tickets, and how quickly you want to reach Nepal, your cost will differ. Airfare for round trip, economic class, and high stop over.

Winter: December-February,
Spring: March-May,
Summer: June-August,
Autumn: September-November.

So you found this country tiny? Hold your breath and discover what it packs! You can do so much only in Nepal. You can see in our website.

Best time to travel to Nepal is Setember to November, and February to April.

Nepal is place of peaceful.

Gambling is illegal in Nepal. There are closed Casinos in this time.

Prostitution is illegal in Nepal. No free to operate a business such as opening a brothel.

International Driving license is valid for driving in Nepal. But due to traffic and road conditions driving in Nepal is not advisable. But if you would like to drive, go for a highway such as from Kathmandu to Pokhara where roads are wider and driving is a sheer pleasure.

Night life in Nepal is almost dead in comparison to other parts of the world. A few places in Kathmandu and Pokhara can offer you unmatched opportunities. You can have an enjoyable experience in Thamel, Lazimpat and Durbarmarg regions where hundreds of tourist shops, restaurants and bars awaits to your full entertainment and night-life hangouts. Metered Night Cabs are available so can you easily reach your hotels from any restaurants in the city area.

Visa is required to enter Nepal for other than Indian Nationals.

Trekking permit is only required to trek in the restricted areas such as Dolpa, Kanchenjunga. Permit can be obtained easily from the Tourism Department, located at Thamel, Kathmandu. Application can be submitted after your arrive in Nepal. The permit is not required to trek in areas such as Everest, and Annapurna.

You can see Maps of Nepal in this book. and also see map of nepal in our website.

There is just too much actually. You will not want to take back home Nepalese arts and crafts, handmade papers, Thangka -Tibetan Paintings, Pashmina, and Khukuri, silver Jewelleries, Nepali Cap, Nepali dress, Nepali Carpets, Fashion clothes, garments and accessories and many more .....

From Kathmandu Airport to any part of the City should not cost you more than Rs 600.

The best season to visit Nepal is after the monsoons that end in August, and before the winter sets in. The months between September and December are the most preferred ones by the visitors, however many people enjoy tours at other times of year when there are fewer other visitors.

On all of our tours we strongly recommend that you drink bottled water, which can be purchased from local shops and is very cheap to buy.

We allow children 12 years and over on our group tours. We recommend that families with children of any age take advantage of our private tours. This will give you more flexibility while on tour. 

We have a very wide age range of people travelling on our tours. The average age is between 40-65, but younger and older passengers travel with us too!

We never take any more than 28 people on our tours. The minimum number of people that we need for a tour to operate is 8, and 10. We also operate tour privately. 

All of our hotels in Nepal are of international five-star, four-star or three-star superior standard unless otherwise stated. The hotels are selected for their comfort, convenience of location and character. 

Our tours generally start about 8am and end shortly after your evening meal.

A Trek is not a Mountain Climbing Trip. There are still only a few roads in Nepal extending deeply into the hills, so the only way to truly visit remote regions of the kingdom is walking. It requires more time and effort, but the rewards are also greater. Whether you begin your trek at a road head or fly into a remote mountain airstrip, a large part of it will be in the Middle Hills region at elevations between 500 and 3000 meters. While trekking you will see the great diversity of Nepal. Villages embrace many ethnic groups and cultures. The terrain changes from tropical jungle to high-glaciated peaks in only 150 km. You will experience unbeatable panoramic views of mountains, a diversity of landscape, flora and fauna, colorful cultures, friendly people and long gone ancient history. Trekkers leave Nepal with grand tales to share with their family and friends.

It is possible to trek all year around in Nepal depending on where you go. Spring and autumn (February through May and September through November) are the most popular trekking seasons with clear skies and warm days. Winter (December through January) can be very cold at high altitudes and mountain passes are snowbound. Trekking at low altitudes is possible during this time of the year. Monsoon (June through August) brings humid heat and heavy rain making the trails slippery. However, trekking regions like Mustang and Dolpo are unaffected by the monsoon because they lie north of the Himalayan where the rain clouds do not reach. But, the excitement varies in all season. For instance, winter season is good for viewing beautiful mountain-view, summer is food for greenery, floods and waterfalls and autumn is good for watching feast and festivals of various tribes etc.

Tea House Trek:

Along the popular trekking routes as such Everest, Annapurna and Langtang region, there are lots of trail-side lodges and inns where we can take food and stay overnight in lodges and inns. We are not equipped with camping gear. We take along with us the apparel that we need during the trek - cameras, medical kits, and other things of a personal nature. A guide and a porter or two accompany you. In Nepal it is hard to find yourself in complete wilderness until you are above 4,000m (12,000ft). Still, you will sometimes encounter taut nomad people during summer when they herd highland-cattle for grazing.

Camping Trek:

You’re full catered for camping. All the camping gear including foodstuff, tents, sleeping bags, medical kits and other relevant stuff will be carried along the trek by our porters and packed animals. We pitch the camp on marshland or where the most suitable is and eat the food that our trained cooks prepare. You will be accompanied by a guide, Sherpas, cooks, porters and sometime packed animals. 

If truth be told, trekking is no more than simply walking for pleasure off-the-beaten-track, where you will enjoy extreme wilderness untouched by modern development. Yet it demands a physically fitness. But don’t be afraid! You need not develop knotted muscles to be fit for trekking. To trek, you have to be neither a mountaineer nor athlete. Anyone with pair of strong legs, a will for adventure to explore the exotic nature will enjoy the thrill of trekking. 
We only ask you take the flight of stairs instead of escalator in your office and apartment several months prior to starting trek. Regular bicycling, swimming, jogging, cross-country skiing, aerobic exercise would be greatly beneficial for you. Don’t tell yourself that you will in good shape after a few days of walking. When you climb toward a high pass of 5000 m after 3-4 days trekking, you will be a lot happier if you have taken regular exercise before set off. 

For many of the trekking areas you need to walk at least 3hrs before lunch break and 2hrs after lunch. Sometime you need to walk 8-9hrs per day when you are doing a Tea House trek, for you are fully dependent upon trailside lodges and inns for accommodation and other provisions. In case of a Full Catered Camping Trek it is up to you how far you want to walk each day, you are not governed by particular destination. You have all the provisions carried along by our porters and other trekking crews.

You need not to worry about it. Leave your worries to us and ease our soul. We provide all the equipment needed on the trek. You may bring the general items for the trekking viz. comfortable walking boots and proof jacket, T-shirts, woolen cap and gloves, sunglass, Swiss knife, sun bun creams, binoculars, camera, films, reading material and first-aid kit so forth. But, Remember! Nowadays, these kinds of trekking items and other related equipments could be purchased /hired in Nepal.

Yes, we do operate customized treks. This brochure only contains a list of suggested treks 1 pax to more. It does not at all mean that you have to stick to this itinerary. We can arrange tailor-made trek to suit your schedule, preference and area of interest. They can be as short or as long according to your desire. Just, contact us and we will be glad to prepare an itinerary suitable to your own interests.

We start the day with a hot cup of tea and a bowl of warm water for washing face. After a hearty breakfast, we start walking. You proceed at your own pace and there is no need to keep up with the others because our guides will be with you. We walk for three to four hours before we stop for lunch. After the meal, we hit the trail again and reach our night-stop around mid-afternoon. You have the rest of the day to look the nature around and relax

Both, bird watching and birding mean the same: observation of wild birds in nature. Birders or birdwatchers are persons who dedicate to this activity, for scientific propose or for leisure. 

It is an expedition with the propose of observe and research wild birds in nature. To observe birds is to learn and discover seeing the wonders of nature; it is to understand every small part of ecosystems in nature. Bird watching is adventure, exciting, discovers, and is the emotion to feel it every moment. It is to share adventures with known friends and with new friends. It is fun, the pleasure to do what you like in very beautiful places, without destroying nature and without any kind of problems. 

Birdwatchers observe wild birds in their natural habitat. Bird watching means learning to identify the birds and understand what they are doing. Nepal is a paradise for bird lovers with over 848 species (almost 8% of the world total) of birds. And among them almost 5 hundred species are found in the Kathmandu Valley alone. Life suddenly gets more interesting when you become aware of the varied bird life all around you. 

Birding offers amusement in the middle of nature. 
Birding offers satisfaction and relaxes. Observe birds increase the interest to search birds
Birding offers health. Walking uphill or downhill. Participants acquire physical resistance, without effort, because his attention is on birds. After a session of Bird watching you can realize that you walked a significant area. 
Birding offers Family integration. Frequently, fathers and sons or close relatives keep together for generation through Birding. Elder people can incentive and stimulate younger relatives the interest for wildlife and for the conservation of nature.
Birding offers company. Bird observation is an activity the provide company. Experienced birdwatchers like to share their knowledge, for this reason, birdwatchers are always welcomed. 
Bird watching offers Loneliness. Birding guarantee special pleasure for those who want to observe birds alone. Bird watching is relax, adventure, discovering in groups or alone. 

All kind of people with different style of life and all ages. What they have in common is the spirit of adventure, love for nature, love for living in nature and enthusiasm to observe incredible birds in exotic places in the Nepal. 

Bird watching Expeditions can vary between 3, 6 to 8 days, up to 10-days safaris. They are centralized basically in birds, but in the middle of excursion we can find different kind of mammals like Elephants monkeys and others, which enrich more the excursion. Some expeditions are based in one, two or three different places, but we pretend that time must be enough to learn about life of birds and its natural history. Other expeditions are projected like a research expedition, visiting a number of places in order to obtain an evaluation more accurate of birds in a specific area or region. We also offer expeditions focused in rare birds in a specific area. The routine of this expedition go bird watching reflect its specific goal: the rare bird. Some of these expeditions require overnight in jungle camps in very remote places where bird are found.

Yes, we have very nice itineraries for Nepalese forest, such as Pulchock, Shivapuri National Park and many others. 

Yes. In case you have the interest for a particular destination that is not considered a regular tour, keep in touch with us and tell us about your plans. We can organize it for you and your group. 

Yes, please contact our office and tell us about your plans go Birding trip in two days. 

Because of logistic reasons we can run an expedition with a minimum of one person (privative tour) and the maximum of 13 participants, excluding leaders, is required for a Birding tour to depart. For a small number of participants, the boat, depending of excursion, can be smaller according to number of persons involved. 

Yes. We organize private Bird watching tours for Birdwatchers Clubs and group of friends. Our Birding expeditions are projected to accommodate private groups, leaded by a Birdwatcher-leader and a translator. Please contact our staff if you want a private expedition. We customize expeditions for clients who want to do it by his own risk. We provide the service of a jungle-leader to escort him. We offer an itinerary adjusted to his needs.

Single clients with specific target species in mind can also have a private tour at a suitably adjusted rate. 

Our on line catalog informs areas offered and a detailed description of each Bird watching trip. For more detailed excursion, itinerary and accommodations, please contact our office. 

Traveling with a group offers a social integration, in which you can share your excited experiences, and you help others and also others help you. At the end of the day there are a lot of experiences to be shared. There are more eyes to help to focus on a bird, and to travel in remote areas with a group are less scared and less expensive.
Go Birding in a group is not for all persons, but if your goal is to maximize your pleasure of observing birds under the orientation and leadership of a specialist and also to share your experience with others birdwatchers, then traveling with a group is your perfect choice. 

Yes. We offer a high quality of Birding services, planned and escorted by specialist naturalist. Our excursions are educational, we give especial personal attention and we offer a very reasonable price. 
Compare and you will confirm what we say. We work with Hotels, lodges, transportation companies and local river companies that supply us with all we need to operate the excursion. Our company is new and small, and our clients are very important to us. 

We have professional natives birding guides bilingual. Our team is formed by persons that like to do the expedition as an unforgettable experience for each participant. 

No special ability is required for go Bird watching with us. All you must need is enthusiasm, a sense of adventure and physical ability to match with expedition chosen, as we describe in itinerary.

A pair of binoculars for your own use is required. A field Guide, a hat or a cap a notebook. The filed Guide is a book with assorted technical information about birds with respective illustration to help participant to identify bird in field. The small notebook is needed to register observation of birds. This is important tool to check observation, because when you try to make a detailed description you will need to observe bird very carefully. We provide a checklist of birds that could be seen in field. 

Any binoculars are better than none. You can start with whatever you have. If you want advice on choosing the best binoculars for birding, you can to look in birding optics section in internet. 

You can. But every birder really needs his or her own binoculars. Sharing means one person doesn’t get to see the bird before it flies away. This is hard on friendships.

You can reserve over e-mail at [email protected]  to make a reservation or online booking form.

They are different Birding itineraries combined, where the visitor are finishing and starting other, following.

All ground transportation and come back, all overnights a comfortable jungle Lodge, all meals, full board, outings as described, boat ride (when requested), native birding guide service and translator, park fees and bilingual guide service. 

Beverages, medical costs or hospitalization, insurance costs, personal expenses as laundry survive, phone calls, International or Internal Tickets, visa fees, any transfers not mentioned in the itinerary or any other personal item and Reserves Fee as such Lages Reserve, Bird watching fee  and others, depending the itinerary choose. 

Birding is something you can do in around your own home, your local park and anywhere you travel. Or on trips you take specifically to see birds that live in a certain environment, such as on a native prairie in Nepal. The most popular bird watching spots in Kathmandu are Phulchoki, Godavari, Nagarjun, Bagmati River  and so on.

When a visitor confirms his participation.

Birding also fulfills another basic instinct—the quest for knowledge. Bird watching is about acquiring knowledge. Not just about bird’s names, but also about their songs, their behavior, and how they relate to the rest of nature. It’s a perfect opportunity to enjoy a unique human pleasure-the successful exercise of lore. In fact, amateur birders often get to make real contributions to scientific knowledge. Today, much of what ornithology knows about birds has come from the observations of ordinary but dedicated birders. 

For your birding field notes. It lets you record what you see. It actually helps you to see, because when you try to write a description of a bird that encourages you to observe carefully.

Compared to other sports, bird watching is not expensive. A notebook, a field guide, and binoculars - all together will cost less than a good pair of athletic shoes. And they’ll take a lot longer to wear out. We assume you have a hat. 

Any old hat will do. Birding is not a fashion contest. But the hat should shade your eyes and not interfere with using your binoculars.
A birding vest is useful, too. You can put your binoculars, your field guide, your pen and notebook, and perhaps some insect repellent in the pockets. Hang the vest near the door, and you’ll be ready to grab it and have everything you need for bird watching at a moment’s notice. 

Yes. Birding is a quest. You set out to see birds - but the prize you come back with can only be described as happiness. Learning to bird is like getting a lifetime ticket to the theater of nature.

Join a local bird club and go for a walk with other birdwatchers; Subscribe to a magazine devoted to birding, such as Bird watcher’s Digest; order some DVDs or videos on bird watching. But don’t spend too much time watching the TV screen ! Get outside and look at the actual birds. By all means, get your hands on a good bird book (also known as a field guide). Or get two or three. Each one gives you something none of the others has. The most important, is start noticing the birds around you.

Birds have always delighted people all over the world because of their beauty and their power of flight.
Historically, they used to be considered omens. The ancient Romans believed that the flights and calls of birds could foretell the future.
Today, modern science still uses birds as a kind of oracle. Changes in bird populations can reflect the health of the environment.
Some birds are forecast environmental conditions. The knowledge of birds can help us plan a better, more sustainable relationship with nature.

A field Guide is a little book that’s packed with information about birds. It’s the next best thing to an expert birder by your side. It describes and shows pictures of the birds, and it tells you which details of each bird to look for. There’s good advice on what to get in our birding bookstore. 

The group size is required minimum 4 people above for each trip, each raft must be at least 6 pax and a guide, and however we can add up to 8 pax depending on rivers. 

We provide gear raft for every multi days wildness trip 1-2 paddle rafts : 1 gear raft 

We provide private transportation to and from the river for each rafting trip and for those who looking for fly back after the trip to be on extra cost. 

Normally the rafting duration approximately 4-5 hours each day on the water. 

Normally in each trip, we provide a guide for a paddle raft. a safety kayaker and a gear raft guide and they do their team work job accordingly. Our rafting team members are professional and well known their job and you may join for with the team work together.

We camp each night by the river bank on the sandy beach everyday new camp site where we could set up tents.

After set up the camp guide will suggest you to change dry clothes and soon our team member serve you hot drinks first and light things then you have time for observing local area for photographs and relax or you may join for the helping in the camp.

Our team member may request to rafting guests to participate for helping in the camp. 

We provide both vegetarian and non vegetarian meals which is hygienically prepared by our team members everyday.  

We use LP Gas as a cooking fuel or kerosene stove and we take care all the garbage disposable and non disposable properly and non disposable bring it back to the town for recycle

After set up the camp guide will suggest you to change dry clothes and soon our team member serve you hot drinks first and light things then you have time for observing local area for photographs and relax or you may join for the helping in the camp.

We have Plastic Paddle and they are update and lifejackets are quite new