Trekking in Bhutan is an amazing experience. The mountains and scenery of this unspoiled country are incredible and the people are warm, friendly and welcoming. Culturally it is really interesting. However this is challenging trek and you need to be fit and prepared for walking ar high altitude over 4000m.

The scenery, group comradery, helpfulness of sherpas and the whole team.

The trip was an excellent combination of travel, trekking, culture, religion and meeting local people. My advice would be to book the holiday before the impact of the new airport can be seen on this beautiful country and its culture.

Fogo walking, tasting local dishes, coastal walks.

Overall a great trip, some areas could be improved on. Great lodges and the scenery was sublime. Some days are hard work trekking wise but totally worthwhile.

Varied and spectacular scenery throughout the trek, with forests, mountains and many amazing waterfalls. There are many steps to climb, but the trekking team ensured we took our time and had regular breaks, making them manageable. Arriving at Annapurna Base Camp was truly breath taking and unforgettable. The team guiding us were fantastic, always cheerful and supportive. Could not have asked for a better trip.

Bhutan is stunning and this trip doubly so. Challenging, but wonderful and varied trek. The culmination with the Laya Festival was lovely and great fun. Cultural experiences made this so much more than simply a great trek. Leader and crew first rate. Excellent food. We felt cared for. Definitely recommend. Need to be reasonably fit but you just get carried along by the great scenery. All our 10 were over 60, 5 over 70 and no problems at all.

This was an amazing holiday The scenery was very special and being able to see mountains such as Everest was an emotional experience. Sonam, our guide, and our porters were excellent - always cheerful, helpful, enthusiastic and a pleasure to spend time with. We saw lots of wildlife including Musk Deer and most amazingly several male Monal birds which were so brightly coloured!

Successful climb of Mera peak
Amazing countryside and impressive mountains
Days can be long
Tips
- bring "house shoes" with you
- you may bring teabags or coffee sachets with you to use with hot water that is served
- plan generous tips. The tips as indicated are definitely on the low side (porter and guide)

The festival in Jakar was a real highlight, rather more so than the Black necked cranes festival which is on a fixed date to allow tourist bookings. The evening spent with villagers was probably the most memorable part, althougt the stunning scenery and Druk architecture will remain in my memory

Getting to ABC, the others in our group and Sujan and his crew were all highlights. The weather was amazing the views epic and the coffee and cake in Chomrong. Loved every minute of the trek.
The provided sleeping bag and jacket are great. Use packing cubes or dry bags.

A great trip with some enjoyable walks and some fantastic scenery. However it was disappointing to not be sufficiently acclimatised to make it up Licancabur in the time required at the end.

This trip delivers experiences of the exciting big cities of Tokyo and Kyoto. This is balanced with walking ancient trails in rural Japan. Go with an open mind, try an onsen, sample Japanese food, enjoy the traditional accommodation.

I just spent an incredible 7 days exploring Cappadocia with KE Adventure. Highlights for me were Ortahisar, the Ihlara Valley, Selime Cathedral, and Uchisar, I could go on! The length of the walks is just right, and I was honestly astounded at how much incredible scenery I had all to myself. World class :)

Western part of the Lycian way is spectacular and - off season - this offers a sunny, not crowded destination with possible swimming and canoeing in the Mediterranean, not far from home.

Early November was a lovely time to do the walk, the temperature was pleasant, we had the trail to ourselves, and the woods were full of fungi in every oscine colour. Everyone we met was friendly and helpful.