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Thiksey Monastery in Ladakh, India © Shutterstock

Himalayan India

The roof of the world

Tailor-made trip to Himalayan India

The Himalayas are a region of extremes and superlatives.
Stretching over 2,500 km from west to east, the Himalayan range includes 14 peaks rising above 8,000 meters. Its summits, imposing glaciers, and deep, remote valleys have made the Himalayas THE ultimate mountain range.
An unreachable dream for some, an achievement for others.
A journey during which, beyond these grand landscapes, you will discover countless monasteries built on the steep slopes of Ladakh, Tibet, or Zanskar. Here, the harshness of the climate imposes extraordinary living conditions on local communities — making them, perhaps more than anywhere else, welcoming and considerate toward every visitor.

In any case, a journey through the Himalayas remains an unforgettable moment in life.

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We create your tailor-made journey

5 good reasons to travel to the Himalayas

  • BREATHTAKING LANDSCAPES
  • UNMISSABLE MONASTERIES
  • ENCOUNTERS WITH LOCAL COMMUNITIES
  • THE SNOW LEOPARD
  • AN OMNIPRESENT SPIRITUALITY

When to travel to the Himalayas

La meilleure saison pour aller dans les Himalayas dépendra de ce que vous allez y faire et où. Pour le Sikkim, l'idéal est de voyager entre octobre et mars, les mois les plus secs. Pour le Ladakh, la région ne subit que très rarement la mousson. On peut ainsi envisager d'y aller à peu près toute l'année. Tout dépendra de votre résistance au froid ...
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Budget to plan for

A fine 5-day journey in the Himalayas, excluding flights, starts at around €4,200 / person in charming accommodations, and can go up to €6,600 / person for an exceptional 7-day trip, still excluding flights.

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Expert advice

Allow a minimum of 5 days for Sikkim and 7 days for Ladakh.

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