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Destination Himalaya Tours For The Adventurous Traveler

PHOTOGRAPHER’S INDIA

Land of Tiger

A Wildlife Photo Safari

With Photographer

Lewis Kemper

March 30th – April 12th, 1917 14 Days – Easy to Moderate Touring

_______________________________________________________________________________________ 179 Drakewood Place • Novato • 94947 • Phone: 1-415-640-6934

www.DestinationHimalaya.com • email: info@DestinationHimalaya.net

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ndia's jewels are the parks, palaces, temples, bazaars and, of course, the wild animals which define her exotic past. On this photographic safari we visit Bandavgarh and Kanha National Parks, the two best wildlife sanctuaries in India that house the Royal

Bengal Tiger. Both of these parks were inspiration for Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Books, and all of the animals described in the books are to be found here. Home to abundant wildlife, Kanha is an amazingly beautiful and spacious park, with expansive grasslands and scenic vistas. Bandavgarh, a smaller park, is equally stunning with its abandoned fort and palace, which nature and wildlife have taken over. We explore and photograph wildlife in exclusive 4-wheel drive vehicles, a well as on elephant back.

On safari in Kanha National Park

From the parks we delve into ancient India with visits to the millennium old temples of Khajuraho and religious Benares (also known as Varanasi). Built on the banks of the holy river Ganga (Ganges), Varanasi is the "oldest" living city of the world and could well be thought of as the "Soul of India" - a fitting end to our photography journey. Although their emphasis is on photography, our Photo Cultural tours are suitable for any adventurous traveler looking for a vacation that is out of the ordinary. In addition to our photography expert, the tours are also fully escorted by a cultural guide.

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Outline Itinerary

Day Date City Hotel Meals

Day 1 Mar. 30 Depart USA On flight On flight

Day 2 Mar. 31 Delhi Airport Pullman Hotel (Superior Rooms) On flight

Day 3 Apr. 1 Kanha

Kanha Earth Lodge (Private Cottage)

B, L, D

Day 4 Apr. 2 Kanha B, L, D

Day 5 Apr. 3 Kanha B, L, D

Day 6 Apr. 4 Kanha B, L, D

Day 7 Apr. 5 Bandavgarh

King’s Lodge (Private Cottage)

B, L, D

Day 8 Apr. 6 Bandavgarh B, L, D

Day 9 Apr. 7 Bandavgarh B, L, D

Day 10 Apr. 8 Khajuraho Radisson Jas(Deluxe Room) B, L

Day 11 Apr. 9 Varanasi Radisson Varanasi (Superior Rooms)

B

Day 12 Apr. 10 Varanasi B

Day 13 Apr. 11 Day in Varanasi – Fly to Delhi and connect on outbound flight B, D

Day 14 Apr. 12 Depart India – Arrive USA On flight

Sector Date Flight Schedule Class

Delhi – Jabalpur Apr. 1st SG-2641 1015/1200 hrs. Economy

Khajuraho – Varanasi Apr. 9th 9W-2424 1405/1455 hrs Economy

Varanasi – Delhi Apr. 11th 9W-2424 1525/1655 hrs Economy

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D A Y – T O – D A Y

I T I N E R A R Y

Day 1

Thursday: March 30th DEPART USA Depart your hometown bound for Delhi, India. Note on international flights: We recommend taking one of the non-stop flights to Delhi on United (Newark), Air India (New York-JFK, San Francisco). Other options are European carriers via Europe or Trans-Pacific on Asian based Airlines. Please inform us if you would like assistance in booking your international air flights. Depending on your choice of international carrier you may be required to depart the USA a day earlier. International airfare is NOT included in the land cost of the tour.

On flight

Day 2 Friday: March 31st

EN ROUTE / ARRIVE DELHI You will be arriving at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport late at night. Proceed through Immigration and Customs to the Arrivals area, where you will be met by a Destination Himalaya representative and transferred to the airport hotels, a convenient 5 min away. Expect to reach your hotel room approximately 2 hours (or more) after landing.

Airport Pullman Hotel - Deluxe room

Day 3 Saturday: April 1st

TO KANHA NATIONAL PARK This morning you meet other group members at breakfast, before being transferred to the Domestic Terminal for our flight to Jabalpur. Depart Delhi: 10:15 AM SG-2641 Arrive Jabalpur: 12:00 Noon You will be met on arrival in Jabalpur Airport and driven by private vehicle to Kanha National Park. The three- to four-hour drive passes through small farming villages and teak forests. We will stop along the way at photogenic spots, as well as, the villages.

Gaur (Indian bison)

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Often called Tiger Land, Kanha is located in a horseshoe-shaped valley with two distinctive hills on either side. In the center is the maiden (open grassy meadow), dotted with stands of majestic evergreen Sal trees to form a savanna countryside reminiscent of Africa. This park has been designated a “Tiger Reserve” and comes under the protection of Project Tiger — the single largest conservation project mounted by the Government of India. You will arrive this afternoon in time to check in to your lodge and embark on an afternoon game drive into Kanha National Park.

Kanha Earth Lodge – Cottage (B, L, D)

Silver (common) Langur

Day 4

Sunday: April 17th KANHA NATIONAL PARK / VILLAGE VISITS Kanha was the inspiration for Rudyard Kipling’s classic The Jungle Books. This unique tiger preserve is home to some twenty-two species of mammals, including the magnificent Indian tiger. During your private sunrise and sunset excursions into the park, you will look for this elusive and majestic feline. As you have been travelling non-stop for three days, we have a relaxed morning to help acclimate to the 12-hours time difference. Late morning we head out to visit the local village and get a feel for how the villagers reached a balance between farming and wildlife incursions. In the afternoon we will once again head into the park on a safari.

Kanha Earth Lodge – Cottage (B, L, D)

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Days 5 & 6 Monday & Tuesday: April 18th & 19th

EXPLORING KANHA NATIONAL PARK Kanha has a large, healthy population of tigers. But this park features more than tigers; it supports the full range of Indian wildlife described in The Jungle Books. The variety and abundance of wildlife in Kanha is remarkable. The park is famous for its herds of hard-ground Barasingha – also called swamp deer, a large and beautiful endemic animal with 12-point antlers (it has probably been saved from extinction by careful management in Kanha).

Also found are herds of the beautiful chital (common name is spotted deer, photo on left), and sambar, the biggest of the Indian deer. Other commonly seen herbivores include barking deer, nilgai antelope, four-horned antelope, wild boar, and the imposing gaur (also called the Indian bison), which is considered the largest wild bovine in the world. A gaur bull can stand over six feet tall at the shoulder and weigh more than a ton! Kanha is known for its large population of gaur, and this large animal is an important food source for the tiger. Other predators in the park include sloth bear, the common (or golden) jackal, the striped hyena, and the dhole or Indian wild dog (which, like the African wild dog, lives and hunts in packs). Leopards also live in Kanha, but are much more difficult to see. Other interesting mammals include the Indian ratel (honey

badger), Indian porcupine, and various species of mongooses. Primates are represented by troops of monkeys of two species—the rhesus macaque and the silver (or common) langur. Kanha’s bird life is equally impressive, with more than 200-recorded species. We take sunrise excursions, departing your hotel pre-dawn that last 4-5 hours. You will have breakfast inside the park, returning to your lodge by late morning. Afternoon excursions are shorter, lasting about three hours, with all visitors required to leave the park boundaries by sunset. All park excursions will be in an exclusive, open-air, 4-wheel drive SUV-type vehicle, and you will be accompanied by a park-certified naturalist.

Kanha Earth Lodge – Cottage (B, L, D)

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Tiger taking to the jeep road in Bandavgarh National Park

Day 7

Wednesday: April 20th TO BANDHAVGARH NATIONAL PARK We have the opportunity of one last sunrise excursion into Kanha National Park before bidding it adieu. After returning form the excursion and an early lunch we start our 5 to 6-hour drive to Bandhavgarh National Park in private SUV type vehicles. We will stop along the way as various scenic spots and villages. Bandhavgarh park is located in one of India's last remaining areas of substantial forest, in what was originally part of the princely state of Rewa, home of the rare white tiger. Contrary to popular belief, white tigers are neither a subspecies of tiger, nor are they albinos - they are actually white-colored Bengal tigers (currently there are no wild white tigers). Though small, the park abounds in many of India's endangered animals—spotted deer, sambar, barking deer, nilgai, blackbuck, four-horned antelope, gaur (Indian bison and largest of the world's oxen), sloth bear, leopard and the Royal Bengal Tiger.

King’s Lodge - Cottage (B, L, D)

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resting Tiger after a kill

Days 8 & 9

Thursday & Friday: April 21st & 22nd EXPLORING BANDHAVGARH NATIONAL PARK We have two full days to explore Bandhavgarh, with sunrise and sunset game excursions in this fantastic wildlife park. Daytime sightings of tiger are more likely at Bandhavgarh than at any other preserve in India. The Park remains closed to visitors between mid-morning and mid-afternoon, and accordingly, your will have sunrise and sunset excursions in private 4-wheel drive vehicles, accompanied by attentive and knowledgeable naturalists, who will expertly introduce you to the area's rich and varied wildlife. After an early-morning game drive, we picnic at the old fort situated on a hilltop overlooking hundreds of miles of forest. Abandoned in 1935, the complex was once the thriving home for thousands of residents, ruled by the Maharaja of Rewa. Beautiful statuary and buildings overgrown by grass and trees dot the hilltop ruins. We explore and photograph the remains of temples dedicated to the incarnations of Vishnu and marvel at the beauty and serenity of this remote archeological treasure.

King’s Lodge – Cottage (B, L, D)

PLEASE NOTE: All parks in India shut down in the middle of the day. We take sunrise excursions, departing our hotel pre-dawn that last 4-5 hours. Afternoon excursions starting between 2-3 pm, last about three hours, with all visitors required to leave the park boundaries by sunset. All park excursions will be in exclusive, open-air, 4-wheel drive vehicle, with a maximum of 4 participants per vehicle. All vehicles will be accompanied by a park-certified naturalist.

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Day 10

Saturday: April 23rd DRIVE TO KHAJURAHO After breakfast we depart Bandavgarh and make the 5-6 hour drive to the historic temple town of Khajuraho. Khajuraho, now a quiet little town, was once the religious capital of the Chandela kings. The Chandelas were devout tantric Hindus and were prolific patrons of religious architecture. They built numerous, elaborate temples to serve as emblems of their piety and strength. Khajuraho is also famous for its beautiful Hindu temples, considered to be some of the finest examples of Nagara-style architecture. The temples are well known for their lavish use of erotic carvings, which shocked Victorian British described as “a little warmer than necessary,” but to the ancient devotee they symbolized the joy of life and the joy of spiritual liberation through Tantric ritual.

After checking into your hotel, and time permitting, we visit the smaller complex of temples, saving the main complex for tomorrow morning.

Radisson Jass – Deluxe Room (B, L)

The main Chandela Temple Complex, Khajuraho

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Day 11

Sunday: April 24th EXPLORING KHAJURAHO / TO VARANASI Khajuraho, now a quiet little town, was once the religious capital of the Chandela kings. The Chandelas were devout tantric Hindus and were prolific patrons of religious architecture. They built numerous, elaborate temples to serve as emblems of their piety and strength. Khajuraho is also famous for its beautiful Hindu temples, considered to be some of the finest examples of Nagara style architecture. The temples are well known for their lavish use of erotic carvings, which shocked Victorian Britishers described as “a little warmer than necessary,” but to the ancient devotee they symbolized the joy of life and the joy of spiritual liberation through Tantric ritual. Today you will head out to explore the Chandela temples. Back to the hotel for a late breakfast, some packing and then off to the airport for our flight to Varanasi. Depart Khajuraho 2:05 PM Jet Air #9W 2424 Arrive Varanasi 2:55 PM

Varanasi is a holy city, its life dedicated to Siva. Like Jerusalem, Rome, and Athens, Varanasi is one of the world's ancient living cities. Nineteenth-century missionary M.A. Sherring was overwhelmed by the antiquity of Benares (Varanasi) when he wrote: Twenty-five centuries ago, at least, it was famous. When Babylon was struggling with Nineveh for supremacy, when Tyre was planting her colonies, when Athens was growing in strength, before Rome had become known or Greece had contended with Persia, or Cyrus had added luster to the Persian monarchy, or Nebuchadnezzar had captured Jerusalem, and the inhabitants of Judea had been carried into captivity, she had already risen to greatness, if not to glory. Mark Twain in his “Following the Equator” observed: "Benares is older than history,

older than tradition, older even than legend, and looks twice as old as all of them put together!" Varanasi is the center of Hindu culture; like Jerusalem it is seen as a holy land and has survived the centuries because of its sanctified place in Indian religious life. To die in Kashi (Varanasi) insures release, or moksa, from the endless karmic cycle of rebirth and suffering. Varanasi is India in microcosm, both the beautiful and the repellant.

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This afternoon you begin your exploration of Varanasi by visiting the ghats for which the city is so justly famous. At sunset you will have the wonderful experience of a boat ride on the Ganga River, during which you will witness the evening arthi (photograph above).

Radisson – Deluxe Room (B)

sunrise rituals on the ghats of the Ganga River

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Monday: April 25th EXPLORING VARANASI Rise early this morning to take a sunrise boat ride on the Ganga past the ghats. Here, pilgrims gather on the steps that lead down to the river to bathe in the waters of the sacred river as the city begins to come alive in the magical misty light of dawn. You will walk through the streets and visit some of Varanasi’s many temples before returning to the hotel for breakfast. In the afternoon, take a short drive to Sarnath. It was here at the Deer Park of Sarnath that Sakyamuni Buddha, having achieved enlightenment at Bodh Gaya, delivered his first message of the middle path to final nirvana. Also of interest are excavated pillars from the time of the Maurya Dynasty (323-185 B.C) and stupas from as late as the 12th Century. These were unearthed during the British archaeological explorations in 1836 and are housed in the museum on site.

Radisson – Deluxe Room (B)

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Day 13

Tuesday: April 26th TO DELHI / DEPART INDIA We have one more opportunity photographing the rising sun on the Ghats of the Ganga. Later in the morning we transfer to the airport for our flight to have the morning to further explore Varanasi. This afternoon, you will be transferred to the airport for the beginning of your journey home: your flight to Delhi. Depart Varanasi 3:25 p.m. Jet Air 9W-2424 Arrive Delhi 4:55 p.m. On arrival in Delhi transfer back to the Airport Pullman Hotel for a few hours of rest. We will have a “Farewell Dinner,” our last as a group, before heading back to the airport for your return flight to the US. All participants will be transferred to the airport based on their flight departure time (you will access to your hotel room until your departure).

Airport Pullman Hotel (B, FD)

Day 14 Wednesday: April 27th

ARRIVE U.S. Departing India, you arrive USA later the same day.

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2017 LAND COST 6 - 9 participants: $5945 per person

10 - 12 participants: $5200 per person

Single Supplement: $925 (if you require single accommodation on tour)

Internal India Airfare: $360 per person Economy Class (subject to change by airline)

(Delhi – Jabalpur; Khajuraho – Varanasi – Delhi)

INCLUDED IN LAND COST • All accommodations in hotels/room category, as listed in the above itinerary,

based on double occupancy, inclusive of all taxes and service charges • All transportation in private air-conditioned vehicles • All arrival/departure airport/hotel transfers • Bottled drinking water during meals and also during the day as needed by clients • All Park entrance fees, conservation fees at Kanha, Bandhavgarh National Parks • Private sunrise and sunset game drives at Kanha and Bandhavgarh National Parks

in open-air, 4-wheel drive vehicles, accompanied by Park Naturalist • Breakfast, lunch and dinner every day in National Parks • All entry fees at all temples, museums and monuments on sight seeing excursions • Services of photography expert Mr. Lewis Kemper from Delhi to Delhi (Day 2 –

Day13) • All Govt. Service Taxes as applicable • Destination Himalaya Group Medical ($25,000) and Evacuation ($500,000)

Insurance per traveler

NOT INCLUDED IN LAND COST • International airfare, departure taxes and en route stopovers to and from Asia • Internal India Airfare (listed separately) • Lunches and Dinners not listed in the above itinerary (please see page 3) • Gratuity to local guides, drivers, bellboys, waiters etc. • Gratuities to Trip Leader • Items of a personal nature, such as alcoholic beverages, laundry, phone calls, etc. • Movie, video camera fees • Trip cancellation, travel delay or baggage insurance • Charges incurred as a result of delays beyond Destination Himalaya’s control

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A Word About Your Tour Leader Lewis Kemper has been photographing the natural beauty of North America, and its park lands for over 29 years specializing in nature and outdoor photography. His work has been exhibited and published in magazines, books, and calendars worldwide. Lewis teaches photography for many organizations including Palm Beach Photographic Centre, Santa Fe Workshops, Lepp Institute and BetterPhoto.com. He is the author of The Yosemite Photographer's Handbook, and The Yellowstone Photographer's Handbook. His work has been published in numerous books including publications by The Sierra Club, The National Geographic Society, Little Brown, APA Insight Guides, Sequoia Communications, Prentice Hall, Hyperion Books, Companion Press, Cachuma Press. Currently

Lewis is a contributing editor to Outdoor Photographer and PC Photo magazines. He has been named to Canon USA’s elite group of photographers, The Explorers of Light. Canon USA has selected 62 photographers to represent Canon and its photographic products. An excellent photographer, Lewis is a skilled teacher, and will assist you in every way, enabling you to bring home wonderful memories, suitable for framing.

Trip Grading: Easy to Moderate Touring

This is a moderate touring trip, staying in 3-5 Star hotels with facilities to match their star rating. All accommodations on this tour are safe, clean, and comfortable, with private en-suite facilities. Please note that road conditions in Cambodia and Myanmar leave a lot to be desired and the traffic can appear to be wild and unregulated and horns are used more often than brakes. Photography and sightseeing excursions can be exhausting and long (5-6 hours) thus giving the tour a “moderate” rating. Bathroom facilities during excursions and long drives are frequently nonexistent and limited to the facilities at a local restaurant or shop. Inter Asia flights can be delayed without “reason,” or much advance notice. Flexibility and a sense of humor are essential ingredients for travel in Asia.

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Trip Preparation Information

Immediately after sign-up: Confirmation letter, Medical Questionnaire, Insurance Policy. Customized “Pre-Departure Book” containing information on the region you are visiting, health matters, immunization requirement, Visa instructions, clothing list, baggage, Country overview, suggested reading list and maps. Three months before departure: Air itinerary (if DH is assisting you with International Air), invoice and reminder for final payment. One month before departure: Last-minute information on the trip, final itinerary, emergency contact information, air tickets (if Destination Himalaya is issuing your tickets), rendezvous instructions.

Visas Visas are required for US citizens to enter India. India now has a “Visa on Arrival,” process which is valid for USA citizens. However, you will need to obtain the Electronic Visa Authorization prior to you departure from the USA. Detailed instructions for obtaining the Electronic Tourist Visa Authorization (a 48-72hr turn-around process) will be included in the Pre Departure packet you will receive after booking the trip.

Immunizations And Health Matters No immunizations are required for Cambodia or Myanmar, unless you have been to a country with Yellow Fever in the last six-months. Immunizations are recommended by the US Center for Disease Control. A copy of the CDC recommended immunization list and additional health information is included in our “Pre-Departure” packet.

Refunds for Unused Portions of Trip All our pricing is based on pre-contracted group rates, no refunds can be made for any accommodations, services, or features not taken. Please see our “Terms & Conditions” for detailed cancellation and refund policy.

***Important Note*** Destination Himalaya and its representatives in India will attempt to adhere to this itinerary as far as possible. Because of the nature of adventure travel, it may be necessary to make changes due to weather, road conditions, government restrictions and other variables beyond our control. Destination Himalaya and its representatives in Asia reserve the right to alter this itinerary as necessary. We will attempt to inform all participants of changes as far in advance as possible. No refund will be given for changes in the field due to the above conditions. Costs incurred by such changes will be the responsibility of the participant. Please review all Terms of Booking and Details in our current application packet.

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WHY TRAVEL WITH DESTINATION HIMALAYA? Commitment To Intelligent Travel At Destination Himalaya, our primary mission is to successfully fulfill our “Commitment To Intelligent Travel.” We are committed to ensuring travel that is both ecologically responsible and culturally sensitive. Out of respect for the natural environment and the people of the regions in which we operate, we uphold the highest standards of low-impact and sustainable tourism. Our goal is to ensure a mutually beneficial encounter between our clients and the proud people of Asia, and to help preserve the pristine beauty of this special land by continually striving to exceed “industry-best standards.” Our “Commitment to Intelligent Travel” stresses education and understanding. We do our utmost to educate our clients about the destinations they will visit prior to their departure, during their time in Asia, and after they return home. Our goal is to integrate the best parts of travel - exposure to culture, art, geography, history and recreation - with the best part of human nature - the desire to connect and improve each other’s lives. Satisfied past clients include the National Geographic Expeditions, National Geographic Committee for Research & Exploration, American Museum of Natural History, Grace Family Foundation, Wharton Business School, Goldie Hawn, to name a few. Commitment To Giving Back From our inception and initial involvement with the SOS Tibetan orphanage in Chuglamsar, Ladakh in 1989, Destination Himalaya, along with our clients and partners in Asia, has made “giving back” to local communities paramount. Dealing exclusively with small, local organizations, our goal is to be highly involved in our chosen projects. This hands-on approach amounts to much more than just giving money. We become actively involved in each project and maintain that involvement over time. Every year our staff and our Asian partners visit the communities and institutions we sponsor, to monitor the status of our projects. This creates an invaluable atmosphere of trust and understanding as a long-term relationship develops between Destination Himalaya and our beneficiaries. For details on the specific projects we support, please visit our website, destinationhimalaya.com/GivingBack. We employ only locals in all of our oversee operations and when required we have invested time and finances to educate and train locals to become valued members of our field staff e.g.: in Tibet, from drivers to management we only employ Tibetans; similarly in Nepal our entire staff is Nepalese. In February 2014, Destination Himalaya CEO, Sanjay Saxena was one of the 51 Honorees at the “Unsung Heroes of Compassion,” honored by His Holiness the Dalai Lama. Sanjay was selected as one of the 2014 Honoree for his longtime commitment to involving, empowering local comminutes in all of our travel destinations, and for the “giving back” projects that he and Destination Himalaya have started and continue to oversee in South Asia.

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Commitment To Safety Not only do we do everything in our power to see that our trips operate safely, but we try and stack the deck in our favor. All of our trip leaders have First Aid training and majority of them are WFR (Wilderness first Responder) certified. DH staff actively monitors the political situation of our destinations on a daily basis. In addition, every client who travels with Destination Himalaya is automatically covered by our medical and evacuation insurance. This coverage includes $25,000 for medical expenses, $500,000 for emergency medical transportation, $750 for a trip delay, and $300 for a baggage delay. Commitment To Sustainable Tourism Long before the global notion of “sustainable tourism” arose, Destination Himalaya understood the sometimes-fragile qualities of the landscapes and cultures of South Asia. For this reason, we are dedicated to travel that is both ecologically responsible and culturally sensitive. Destination Himalaya feels that the tenets of Sustainable Tourism necessitate interaction with the people and traditions of our host countries. We never disturb prayer or rituals, yet we are always open to communicating. We enter each situation with a willingness to learn and a desire to share our own ways in a respectful manner. Our clients taste indigenous cuisine, experience traditional dance and music, and revel in the glorious art and architecture that permeates the South Asian lands. As travelers, we are in a position to share what we have witnessed - be it the deteriorating condition of a monument, the disappearance of traditional life due to harmful incursions of modernity, or the endangerment of an ecosystem. Our clients become empowered through our trips, and we encourage them to communicate what they have seen and learned to others at home. Additionally, Destination Himalaya’s Bay Area office and all of its Asia ground operations are now carbon-neutral. We worked with Stone Valley Partners to calculate our carbon impact and are offsetting it by supporting carbon reduction projects in India (Thar Desert Wind Farm, Jaisalmer and Panchpatta Wind Power, Maharashtra). We carefully choose hotels with environmentally sensitive policies; in the backwaters of Kerala, our clients enjoy the Sauvar Nagam, the region’s first eco-friendly houseboat as it is outfitted with solar panels for power and hot water and a state-of-the-art septic system to prevent wastewater leakage. DH’s commitment to sustainable practices continues at home, as the company brings these sensibilities to its US operations. All our marketing (including color brochure) and other company materials are printed locally on 100% recycled paper using soy-based ink. DH hires and buys only in the local arena, and strives to exceed environmental standards at home, as well as abroad.

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CONTACT INFORMATION

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Novato, CA 94945

Telephone: 1.415.895.5283 1-800 MY INDIA (1.800.694.6342)

Email: info@DestinationHimalaya.net

www.DestinationHimalaya.net

DH – India

66 LGF Charmwood Plaza, Eros Garden

Faridabad, 121009 India

Email: info@DHIndia.com

DH – Tibet

Room 102, 4/5 Lhayun Xiao Qu, Quzhi Qongwei Lu, Lhasa, Tibet 850000

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Itinerary Updated – August 22, 2016