We are pleased to announce that, our Mount Kailash Mansarovar Yatra group for July 2013 is almost full and we are about to close this date. If you are planning for pilgrimage to Kailash Mansarovar in July 2013, please book now as we still have few places available.

This is a great opportunity to have darshan of Mount Kailash Mansarovar with our UK leader in company with our highly experienced local guide. The pilgrimage starts from 28^th July 2013 with an arrival in Kathmandu. Next day, we will visit the pilgrimage sights of Kathmandu. Than after, we will departure to Tibet border; on the way to Tibet, we will enjoy Nepal’s famous and wild rivers, enriched landscape and amazing sceneries.

Join us on this Yatra of lifetime for a totally rewarding experience. We will meet on Sunday 28th July 2013 in Kathmandu and return to the UK on Saturday 10th August 2013. We only have few places left on this Yatra of lifetime and to secure a place you will need to act now.

The cost of the pilgrimage is £1299.00 (land only) excluding international flights. If you wish us to book your flights on a very competitive cost, please mention at the time of booking. To book a place, we would require a deposit of £200.00 with the final balance to paid 2 months before departure date.

Should you wish to secure place on this Yatra of lifetime, please let us know as soon as possible either by emailing us at sales@lumle.com or by telephone at 0845 475 3435.

If you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact us at sales@lumle.com

Life style of an individual plays a decisive role in his preferences. Education or vacation, ideas of individuals vary. While some love to relax in a serene atmosphere amidst breathtaking landscapes on a holiday, some love to go all out and get adventurous. The ‘adventure element’ in man has brought him this far since the evolution of mankind and man can never stop enjoying the thrill and seeking horizons unknown and treading lands where even ‘devils’ do not dare. If it is the adventure element in you that has brought you to Nepal, here are some guidelines on the top 8 things to do on your trip to Nepal, which has 8 of the 10 highest mountains on earth.

1) Trekking

If you had planned to come to Nepal, you are sure to have trekking at the top in your list of priorities. Famous for some of the best treks in the world, Nepal is not just a feast for your eyes. Whether it is tea house trekking or organized trekking called camping, you could have your choice in Nepal. Tea house trekking is very common in Nepal. If you opt tea house trekking, you will be staying at local lodges in the night. You get to interact with people and understand their culture as tea house trekking lets you stay connected to the people. Moreover, you can trek at your convenience. Some of the most popular tea house trekking routes are Everest, Annapurna and Langtang areas.

In camping trekking, you will be experiencing an organized approach to trekking, which is supported by a complete team. The team comprises guides, camping staff, cooks and porters. The team sets off with all necessary equipments to trek. Here, at the end of a day’s trekking, the team will fix the campsite at the most suitable location. The food is prepared at the campsite and everyone rests here until the next day. Organized trekking gives you an opportunity to discover remote areas. Some of the best camping trekking locations are Dolpa, Rolwaling, Dhaulagiri and Makalu. You could plan your trekking based on your physical endurance level, number of days available for you and your budget. You could go trekking from one week to more than a month’s trekking.

Everest Base Camp trekking is a classic trekking route that takes you to the base of the world famous and highest mountain. This could be the ultimate experience as right from the beginning up to the destination; you would love every moment of it. On your way to Everest base camp, you will have awe-inspiring views of Himalayan peaks.

2) Mountain Biking

Mountain biking in Nepal is a unique experience as it is dramatic, adventurous and incredible. Words fail to translate your experience in mountain biking in Nepal. Your skills are challenged with tough climbs and hair raising descents in the Kali Gandaki valley, which is the deepest valley on earth. Some mountain biking routes touch your soul with scenic beauty and diverse landscape. You could experience both ends on mountain biking here. Challenging tours let you explore your inner strength while long pleasant rides let you explore Nepal and the beauty it has to offer. Some of the famous mountain biking tours are Kathmandu Valley biking tour, Annapurna Circuit biking, Valley Rim short, Upper Mustang biking tour and so on.

3) Bungee Jumping

Bungee jumping is a popular sport in Nepal. It is so terrifying that the sight of some one performing the act scares the observer. This is where you need to be if you are seeking adventure. The first bungee jumping site in Nepal is located 100 km away from Kathmandu. The 160m bungee jumping site is over river Bhote Koshi and it is close to Nepal-Tibet border. A three-hour long bus journey from Kathmandu will take you to the bungee jumping site. Nepal’s longest suspension bridge connects two sides of the great valley.

4) Paragliding

Pokhara in Nepal ranks fifth among the best locations in the world for paragliding. Paragliding in Nepal takes you over the lakes and gives you an excellent view of the Himalaya in all its glory. Take off point for gliding is Sarankot and you land by Fewa Lake. While you paraglide, you get to view the stunning landscape around the valley, rivers and Fewa Lake. You can photograph these great views as the paragliding harness provides you the best comfort and make you feel as safe as a bird that is on air. Other paragliding areas in Nepal are Bandipur and Kathmandu.    

5) Expeditions

Expeditions in Nepal are the most natural thing to do as it is a land where you find 8 of the world’s 10 highest mountains. Ever since 1953 when Mount Everest was scaled by Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay, Nepal became the favorite destination for mountaineers. There are 8 mountain expeditions in Nepal that are above 8000m and 10 mountain expeditions between 6000m and 7000m. Well-trained and experienced guides will be with you throughout the expedition. Experiencing the beauty and fascinating charm of the region is the ultimate moment for any mountaineer.

6) Rafting

Your adventurous tour of Nepal is not complete without rafting in Nepal rivers. The rivers plunge from the highest mountains and reach Ganges, the greatest plains on their journey towards Bay of Bengal. While the white waters keep your spirits high, the serene stretches let you indulge in the bountiful beauty of nature. Some of the famous rivers in Nepal where you could go rafting are Sun Koshi river, Trisuli river, Bhote Koshi river, Seti river, Karnali river and Marsyandi river. Sun Koshi river is among the world’s top ten rafting rivers.   

7) Jungle Safari

Nepal is not only famous for its towering mountains but also for its tropical jungles. The dense forests are home to some of the rare wildlife habitats. Out of the 14 national parks in Nepal, Chitwan National Park and Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve are very popular. Chitwan National Park is easily accessible. Jungle safaris offer education, entertainment and exercise. You get to learn a lot about the wildlife, you can do bird watching and the elephant ride is sure to thrill you. Jungle walks on the grass lands energize you. Some of the activities during jungle safari at Chitwan National Park include jungle walk, village walk, elephant ride, jeep ride and canoeing in river Rapti. Never forget to bring your binoculars to have a closer look on the rare species.        

8) Canoeing

Yet another adventurous sport in Nepal is canoeing. Nature has been extremely generous to the Mountain Kingdom. Rivers from the mountains and lakes in Nepal are best suited for canoeing thanks to the natural setting. White water canoeing is possible only in Nepal, the land with high mountain peaks. All the 16 rivers in Nepal offer you canoeing facility. Some of the rivers famous for canoeing include Trisuli river, Sun Koshi river, Kali Gandaki and so on. Sun Koshi is the longest canoeing route of all the rivers thanks to the 270 kilometers-stretch. Canoeing is the best way to explore the magnificence of the regions by the famous rivers. Canoeing at Chitwan National park is a perfect blend of adventure and calm. While the waters are calm to make your ride pleasant, you get to see wildlife on the riverbanks. While deer and monkeys are pleasure to watch, you may not appreciate the idea of having crocodiles too close to you for comfort.  

It can never be assumed that all is said about Nepal and the adventure it has to offer. You need at least a month to experience some of the most beautiful features of the land. The best way to ensure that you cover all the important places in Nepal is to have a perfect travel plan. And of course, you need to plan your budget as well. When a land has so many wonders and adventures to offer, you cannot afford to miss something for want of money. You could make use of make my trip coupons to save on your travel and accommodation expenses. Plenty of travel coupons are made available on Coupon Lava website. One should remember that cutting down on expenses is money saved. And while on travel, money thus saved helps you with quality spending.

About author

Rohit, the author of this article is an architect by profession. He likes to write on various topics including travel, architecture, arts etc. He is the co-founder of www.CouponLava.com which is an Indian coupon website.

Lumle Holidays an adventure holidays specialist has decided to run a competition for Nepal holiday of lifetime “08 days Nepal holiday – “Explore Culture, Heritage & Mountains” coinciding with beginning of Destination Holiday and Travel Show held on 31 Jan-03 Feb 2013 at Earls Court, London.  Explore Culture, Heritage & Mountains is a fantastic trip that provide traveller with various favour of culture and heritage; leave an amazing opportunity for add to extension of Nepal, India, Tibet or Bhutan tour.

You have a chance to win an adventure holiday to Nepal and do all the things that you always you wanted to do, just that it will be free of cost. The icing on the cake is that you have a chance to win a Nepal holiday for 2 persons and thus you will be able to take a friend along with you and make the best out of the trip.

The week long trip in which you will visit Nepal and engage in different adventure sports and sightseeing is sure to leave you thrilled and to add to it, you will not be spending a single penny from your pocket on accommodation, breakfast, overland transport & sightseeing. Here is an in detail description of the trip that I know you so badly want to win.

Arrival in Kathmandu

We all know how famous Nepal holidays are as there is a lot to do and see in the country and so once you have packed your bags, you will be flown down to Kathmandu and once you land there you will be received at the airport and will be taken to the hotel where you will be sojourning. Over here you will be given some pointers by our tour leaders. You will be familiar with this process in case you have been a part of the various Nepal tours that are held regularly. After this, you will be leisure of your own to walk around city, visit tourist area and perhaps dining for dinner in one of the finest restaurants of Kathmandu.

Sightseeing in Kathmandu

If you have been to Nepal in the past then you will be well aware of the fact that sightseeing is an integral part of the holiday. There are hiking tours and cultural tours that are available, but none of them can take the place of sightseeing as the place is filled with scenic beauty that will leave you enthralled. Keeping this in mind, the next day has been kept entirely for sightseeing. You will get to visit the Boudhanath Stupa. This pace is of paramount relevance to the Buddhist people. You will also have a chance to shop Buddhist artefacts that are sold in the nearby areas. Also you will be driven to the Pashupati temple that is of religious importance to the Hindus as well as the Buddhists.

Moving from Kathmandu to Pokhara

Once the Kathmandu tour is over you on the second day, you can get a good night’s rest and then be ready to be transported from Kathmandu to Pokhara on the third day, once you have had your breakfast at the hotel. Upon reaching the place by a tourist coach you will have time for a walk along the Fewa Lake. The place is brimming with natural beauty and you will come across crystal clear lakes that are cradled by mountains. The day in Pokhara is sure to be a memorable one for you.

Sightseeing in Pokhara

On the fourth day, you will get to visit Devis Falls, Bindawasini Temple, Gupteswar Cave and International Mountain Museum.  Remainder of the day will be yours for rest or walk around few lake.

In Pokhara

Today is a leisure day for yourself. You have option to go for a short hike or trek. If you are fond of flying around Pokhara; Paragliding should be missed.

In Pokhara

Today is again leisure day which you can use to explore Pokhara city in detail.

Travelling from Pokhara to Kathmandu

On the final day of trip, you will be served breakfast in Pokhara and then you will be transported back to Kathmandu where you can spend the whole day doing whatever you want, rock climbing in Nepal is surely a good idea.

Departure from Kathmandu

You are all set to fly back after a memorable journey, after you have had your breakfast.

I know that you have been carried away by this article and are now dying to win this trip. But there is just one thing that you need to remember and that is, the trip (Ex Kathmandu) is free but you will have to pay flights, meals, travel insurance etc. and anything that your purchase at any of the local markets.

Terms & Conditions

1. Lumle Holidays prize Competition (the “Competition”) is open to residents of the UK only aged 18 and over.

2. To enter the Competition you must complete the card distributed in Destination Holiday & Travel Show on 31 Jan-03 Feb 2013 and post it to our office address or LIKE US in Facebook. If you have any questions about how to enter or in connection with the Competition, please e-mail competition@lumle.com with “Explore Culture, Heritage & Mountains Competition” in the subject line.

3. Only one entry per person. Entries on behalf of another person will not be accepted and joint submissions are not allowed. You are responsible for the cost (if any) of sending your Competition entry to us.

4. Lumle Holidays takes no responsibility for entries that are lost, delayed, misdirected or incomplete or cannot be delivered or entered for any technical or other reason. Proof of delivery of the entry is not proof of receipt.

5. The Competition starts from 1000am on 31 January 2013 and closes at 12.59pm on 10 February 2013. Entries received after that date and time will not be considered.

6. The winner will be chosen from a random draw of entries by Lumle Holidays Ltd. personnel.

7. One winner will receive a trip for two adults on a 08 day Nepal holiday – Explore Culture, Heritage & Mountains. The value of prize for the holiday consists of land only tours (Ex Kathmandu) includes all transfers, accommodation at 3 star or similar hotels with breakfast in Kathmandu & Pokhara, Sightseeing as per itinerary and all overland transport by tourist coach. Any meals or optional activities outside of the itinerary or items of personal nature such as tips are to be covered by the winners. If the date of departure chosen is subsequently cancelled by Lumle Holidays due to insufficient numbers, another date for the holiday or a similar trip departing at the same time of equal or less value will be offered.

8. Lumle Holidays reserve the right to cancel the prize at any time. There is no cash alternative. The maximum group size on the Explore Culture, Heritage & Mountains trip is 15. Lumle Holidays accepts no responsibility for any costs associated with the prize and not specifically included in the prize.

9. The cost of optional activities and travel insurance is not included in the prize

10. The holiday must be booked by the 15 April 2013.

11. The prize is subject to availability, and the holiday departure must be no later than 31 December 2013.

12. For full details about Explore Culture, Heritage & Mountains holiday please visit www.lumle.com

13. The winner will be notified by phone or email on or before 22 March 2013 and given details of how to claim their prize. If a winner does not respond to Lumle Holidays within 7 days of being notified by Lumle Holidays, then the winner’s prize will be forfeited.

14. Winner must provide a valid email address by which all communications will be delivered although in exceptional circumstances, letter may be sent and will be forwarded by Royal Mail 1st class delivery to the winner.

15. The prize is non-exchangeable, non-transferable, and is not redeemable for cash or other prizes.

16. Lumle Holidays retains the right to substitute the prize with another prize of similar value in the event the original prize offered is not available.

17. The prize-winners are required to participate in publicity accompanying or resulting from this Competition.  The winner agrees that their name to be used in all required publicity material.

18. No purchase necessary.

19. Lumle Holidays accepts no responsibility for any damage, loss, liabilities, injury or disappointment incurred or suffered by you as a result of entering the Competition or accepting the prize. Lumle Holidays further disclaims liability for any injury or damage to your or any other person’s computer relating to or resulting from participation in or downloading any materials in connection with the Competition.

20. Lumle Holidays reserves the right at any time and from time to time to modify or discontinue, temporarily or permanently, this Competition with or without prior notice due to reasons outside its control (including, without limitation, in the case of anticipated, suspected or actual fraud). The decision of Lumle Holidays in all matters under its control is final and binding and no correspondence will be entered into.

21. Lumle Holidays reserves the right to exclude entrants and withhold the prize for violating any of these terms and conditions.

22. Lumle Holidays shall not be liable for any failure to comply with its obligations where the failure is caused by something outside its reasonable control. Such circumstances shall include, but not be limited to, weather conditions, fire, flood, hurricane, strike, industrial dispute, war, hostilities, political unrest, riots, civil commotion, inevitable accidents, supervening legislation or any other circumstances amounting to force majeure.

23. Entry into the Competition is acceptance of these Terms & Conditions as well as Lumle Holidays standard booking conditions. Thus you agree to be bound by these terms & conditions and by any other requirements set out in the promotional material.

We look forward to meeting you there!

13 November, 2012
Lumle Holidays
Travel News Desk
Tel: 0845 475 3435, 0844 567 9135
Fax: 0844 358 1675
Email: sales@lumle.com
Website: www.lumle.com | www.lumle.co.uk

Adventure Travel Show

Lumle Holidays at Adventure Travel Show 26-27 January 2013 in Olympia, London

Adventure Travel Show is one of the largest adventure travel events held in the UK. Adventure Travel Show is known as one stop platform for those who are planning for their future adventure holidays worldwide. The show is embellished with world’s leading tour operators who are there to assist you exploring the holidays of a lifetime, honeymoon & culture tours, trekking, climbing, mountaineering & expeditions, paragliding, white water rafting, bungee jumping, canoeing, biking, mountain flights, wildlife & jungle safaris, pilgrimage holidays (Muktinath, Gosainkunda, Manakamana, Janakpur, Kailash Mansarovar, Buddhist Circuit), volunteering, gap years and much more.”

Pramila Pokhrel, Operations Director comments, “we are delighted to be able to participate in such a niche travel show which will not only provide us with an opportunity to market our products but also gives us a chance to help those travellers who are planning their future adventure holidays by providing essential information and advice.”.

Destinations Holiday & Travel Show 2013

Lumle Holidays at Destinations Holiday & Travel Show 31 January – 03 February 2013 in Earls Court, London

The Times presents Destinations: The Holiday & Travel Show is the UK’s leading consumer travel event and will be celebrating its 19th year in London and for the second year in Manchester in 2013. The Shows not only attract over 50,000 travel connoisseurs craving inspiration, information and exclusive deals, but also act as a hub of consumer travel in formation for idea hungry journalists. Destinations Holiday & Travel Show is known as one stop platform for those who are planning for their future holidays worldwide. The show is embellished with world’s leading tour operators who are there to assist you exploring the holidays of a lifetime, honeymoon & culture tours, trekking, climbing, mountaineering & expeditions, paragliding, white water rafting, bungee jumping, canoeing, biking, mountain flights, wildlife & jungle safaris, pilgrimage holidays (Muktinath, Gosainkunda, Manakamana, Janakpur, Kailash Mansarovar, Buddhist Circuit), volunteering, gap years and much more”.

Pramila Pokhrel, Operations Director comments, “we are delighted to be able to participate in such a wide spectrum of holiday and travel show which will not only provide us with an opportunity to market our products but also gives us a chance to help those travellers who are planning their future adventure holidays by providing essential information and advice.”.
For more detail about the show please visit http://www.destinationsshow.com/london

Kathmandu

The Kathmandu valley has an exotic setting. It is surrounded by tier upon tier of green mountain walls above which towered mighty snow-capped peaks. It consists of the three main cities of great historic and cultural interest: Kathmandu, Lalitpur (Patan) and Bhaktapur (Bhadgaon).The Kathmandu valley covers an area of 218 square miles. It is situated at the height of 1,310 meters from the sea level.

Culture & heritage

Nepal is a land that has a very glorious and ancient past and that is visible in its architecture and the various monuments that it has. There are various other religious and cultural heritage sites that are present all over Nepal and these places are sure to take your breath away. If you are not really into trekking then a culture tour is sure to be liked by you. Some of the places that are worth a visit have been.

Pashupatinath

One of the most sacred Hindu shrines in the world, Pashupatinath lies 05 kms east of the city centre at the edge of the holy Bagmati river. The richly-ornamented pagoda houses, the scared linga or phallic symbol of lord Shiva chronicles indicate the temples existence prior to 400 AD.

Boudhanath

It is also protected by UNESCO as an important world heritage site. It is the largest Buddhist Stupa in the world. It was built by Mandev in the 15th century AD.

Bhaktapur

This is also the city of art and architecture. The 12th century palace of 55 windows, situated to the left as you enter through the city gate, inspires admiration. The entrance to the palace, the golden gate is a masterpiece in repossess art.

Swoyambhunath

It is situated in the west of Kathmandu city on the top of the hill. The huge Stupa is one of the holiest Buddhist site in Nepal and is listed as a world heritage site.

Kathmandu Durbar Square

So far as art and architecture are concerned, you need to look no further. This complex of places, countryards and temples built between the 12th and 18th century. The Durbar Square protected by UNESCO as the world heritage site in the social, religious and urban focal point of the city.

 Patan Durbar Square

It is protected by UNESCO as a world heritage site. The former Royal Palace complex is the centre of Patan’s religious and social life. One remarkable monument here is the 17th century temple dedicated to the Hindu god Krishna built entirely with just stone.

Lumbini

Situated south west of Kathmandu, Lumbini is the birth place of Lord Buddha. It is, thus, the centre of Buddhist pilgrimage and Buddhist Philosophy. The old Ashoka Pillar, The Garden, The Maya Devi Temple, The Old Monastery are the places worth visiting in Lumbini. It has been registered as one of the world heritage site.

Nagarkot

Nagarkot (altitude 2,175 metres) is by far the most popular. Located 30 kms east of Kathmandu, Nagarkot has developed into a favourite weekend gateway among those seeking mountain views in comfort and quite. At sunrise, the Himalayan range, stretching from Dhaulagiri in the west all the way past Everest for Kanchenjunga in the east, emerges from the darkness to greet the happy visitor with its awe inspiring majesty and beauty.

Pokhara

It is one of the most important beautiful places of the world which is a rare combination of the long arrays of snow clad peaks, crystal clear lakes, turbulent rivers with deep gorges and picturesque villages inhabited by simple and friendly ethnic people. Only the fewer places in the world might have such a splendid variety of natural beauty crammed into one small area like the valley of Pokhara.

It is situated at the lap of panoramic Annapurna Himalayas range and world famous Mt. Machhapuchhere (fish-tail). The climate of Pokhara remains favourable through all the year round. It is neither too warm nor cold. Due to pleasant climate and good accessibility Pokhara is enjoyable throughout the whole year.

Bandipur

Bandipur is a picturesque town nestled in the Himalayan foothills of Nepal, a land as famous for its natural beauty as for the hospitality of its people. Bandipur lies midway between the capital Kathmandu and Pokhara, another popular tourist destination. Situated on a hilltop above the highway town of Dumre (7 km), Bandipur captivates the visitor with its cultural appeal and pristine scenery. This Newar town has maintained its age-old flavour, and presents sightseers with a heady mix of history, architecture, incredible views, awesome caves and unspoiled landscapes.

Jomsom

It is one of the most beautiful hill station situated at the altitude of 8,800 ft., which is surrounded by the most beautiful mountains like Dhulagiri, Nilgiri and Tukche peaks. The main important sightseeing sports around Jomsom are Marpha village containing an important Buddha monastery at its south end, Thini village containing naturally decorated beautiful lake known as Dhumpa Lake at the altitude of 9,500 ft. And a very beautiful village called Syang village. A number of hot springs are found in the hill side in the west of the town Jomsom. Picking up the stones on the bank of Kali Gandaki River (Ganga Jee) can be fascinating: it is not uncommon to find ammonite snail fossils (Saligrams) which is the symbol of Vishnu according to the Hindu mythology.

 Muktinath

Situated at an altitude of 3745 meters from the sea level this is a small but one of the most scared Hindu Temple surrounded by lofty Himalayas. The easiest access to Muktinath is to take a flight from Kathmandu or Pokhara to Jomsom and do a three days trek through Kagbeni. It can be reached by a 10 days trek from Pokhara. The trek is one of the most beautiful treks in Nepal passing through typical Nepali villages and viewing many mountains including Mt. Annapurna & Mt. Dhaulagiri.

Tansen Palpa

It is situated at an altitude of 1343 meters and above the sea level this is the most popular summer resort in “Western Part of Nepal”. It has perhaps; Nepal’s most far stretching views of the country’s chief attraction, the Himalayas from Dhaulagiri in the west to the Gaurishankar in the north east. Seven hours of pleasant drive from Pokhara takes you to Tansen Palpa.

Destinations Holiday & Travel Show 2013

Lumle Holidays at Destinations Holiday & Travel Show 31 January – 03 February 2013 in Earls Court, London

Lumle Holidays an adventure specialist company for Nepal, Tibet, Bhutan, India and Thailand is delighted to announce that, it will be exhibiting in Destinations Holiday & Travel Show to be held in Earls Court, London, United Kingdom on 31^st January – 03^rd February 2013.

The Times presents Destinations: The Holiday & Travel Show is the UK’s leading consumer travel event and will be celebrating its 19th year in London and for the second year in Manchester in 2013. The Shows not only attract over 50,000 travel connoisseurs craving inspiration, information and exclusive deals, but also act as a hub of consumer travel in formation for idea hungry journalists. Destinations Holiday & Travel Show is known as one stop platform for those who are planning for their future holidays worldwide. The show is embellished with world’s leading tour operators who are there to assist you exploring the holidays of a lifetime, honeymoon & culture tours, trekking, climbing, mountaineering & expeditions, paragliding, white water rafting, bungee jumping, canoeing, biking, mountain flights, wildlife & jungle safaris, pilgrimage holidays (Muktinath, Gosainkunda, Manakamana, Janakpur, Kailash Mansarovar, Buddhist Circuit), volunteering, gap years and much more”.

Pramila Pokhrel, Operations Director comments, “we are delighted to be able to participate in such a wide spectrum of holiday and travel show which will not only provide us with an opportunity to market our products but also gives us a chance to help those travellers who are planning their future adventure holidays by providing essential information and advice.”.

Should you wish to meet with us in our stand AA70 (Adventure & Activity Section) in order to discuss our on-going / future association or interested in our products such as holidays to Nepal, Tibet, Bhutan, India & Thailand, Hotel Bookings, cheap flights etc. please do not hesitate to email us at sales@lumle.com

For more detail about the show please visit http://www.destinationsshow.com/london

We look forward to meeting you there!

13 November, 2012

Lumle Holidays
Travel News Desk
Tel: 0845 475 3435, 0844 567 9135
Fax: 0844 358 1675
Email: sales@lumle.com
Website: www.lumle.com | www.lumle.co.uk