Interesting and varied trip in a beautiful country. Japanese people lovely.

We thoroughly enjoyed our holiday, and it had a great mix of walking and other activities.

There were seven of us, two couples, and three solos. We had a dedicated coach. Our guide Sajith, driver Lalith, and assistant Isuru were a great team, and looked after us very well.

We've put a few photos on the KE Adventure Facebook group, and eventually (in 6 months or so, as we have a backlog) our photos will go on Flickr.

Some of the temple visits require quite a lot of barefoot walking.

With spectacular scenery and wonderful people, this trip was magical. Our trip leader, Lhakpa, really enhanced our experience with his knowledge of the history, culture and traditions of Bhutan. Everything went very smoothly, and the food was excellent. In fact all the staff were excellent.
The Royal Highland Festival in Laya was a real highlight. I was genuinely sad to leave!

The final day in Wadi Sheb was amazing, the most beautiful place I have ever been. The canyons and crevices of the balcony walk was stunning and the depth and size of the of the gorges were awesome. I loved the camel racing and sleeping by the sea.
You don't have to be superfit for this - the challenge is the heat. Take a camel back and rehydration salts and a very good sun hat. Lips burn easily. Get waterproof shoes and a waterproof phone bag for the wadi.

[Highlights] All of it but top 3:
Valley of the Kings
Felucca on the Nile
Snorkelling in the Red Sea

All the trekking was enjoyable but the highlights for me were descending Wadi Muaydin and the swimming in Wadi Shab. I also enjoyed Nizwa Fort and Souk, and all the wild camping! Though very hot during the day, the heat was bearable.Be sure to bring a warm jacket for sitting outside at night.

The mountain views were tremendous, crossing the glaciers and going over the passes made for a fantastic walking experience and learning about the Gompas was fascinating.

A lovely varied trek. The trails for the first week were very quiet. Langtang trail much busier. Food on the trek is surprisingly good and varied. Free phone charging every night. Wifi of varying quality is available at all lodges for a small fee. Some lodges were ensuite. KE free sleeping bag and down jacket great for a lodge trek. A very enjoyable trek on relatively quiet trails.

The scenery was incredible and I love the hustle and bustle of the cities and also the quietness of the rural areas. Seeing the stars and listening to the birds. The vista changed every minute.

Beautiful location, lovely people, amazing accommodation and helpful company staff and guide.

Tokyo and Kyoto were the highlights.

Spectacular scenery, peace and serenity in the tea trails. Get fit, if you have any sort of balance issues , use poles!! Drink more water than you think is enough and add Hydralyte to it when walking any distance in the heat!!

Experiencing Temples, a train ride, amazing wildlife including elephants, beautiful flora in both a highland and jungle environment. Superb hotels and food. Tip: a very active trip with some early starts and full days, Have to take shoes off frequently and walk around temples, sometimes on sharp sand and rough stones, so be prepared for this. Not recommended if you are seeking a leisurely holiday.

Highlight - Not seeing any other trekkers for the entire walk

The trip was great for our family with a good mix of easy walks, and free time - and of course Camels!