Pre Monsoon hike.


Scenery was spectacular. We saw some langurs in the trees. Local fruits were in season which we got to try. It was a fascinating hike. He went out of his way to ensure that we were well cared for and we went at our pace. The trek we did would suit adventurous and moderately fit people, but he can tailor a trip to suit any level. Very reasonable prices we thought and good value. Would highly recommend

Rod and Sue
New Zealand

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