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Explore the Himalayas with Nomad Unlimited Adventures. Right now our trips cover Nepal, Tibet, and Taiwan, from Everest Base Camp treks to the Kailash Mansarovar pilgrimage.
Nepal Heritage, Poon Hill & Chitwan Adventure:
9-Day /8 Nights
With this 9-Day trip, you can get a more generalized tour, exploring the most popular places to visit in Nepal, such as Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan. Go on wildlife tours, raft, and explore heritage sites with this easy 9-Day tour, which can easily be customized (as can all tours) to visit any specific attractions or places.
Nepal at a Gentle Pace: Culture & Wildlife – 11 Days / 10 Nights
Mount Kailash Kora & Lake Manasarovar: 16 Days / 15 Nights
Mount Kailash remains unclimbed. Instead, Hindu, Buddhist, Jain, and Bön pilgrims walk around it. This 16-day journey from Kathmandu, for no more than 8 travelers, crosses the Tibetan plateau overland to sacred Lake Manasarovar, then follows the 32-mile (52 km) kora around the mountain, over Drolma La at 18,520 feet. A demanding, remote trip for experienced high-altitude hikers.
Nepal Everest Base Camp Trek: 14 Days / 13 Nights
With this 14 day trip, we will take you to the base camp of the highest mountain in the world, Mount Everest. This base camp trek is one of the most renowned treks of Nepal that allows majestic and dramatic views of the many other mountains besides Everest. We all have dreamt to conquer the top of the world, an altitude of 8,848m. We need great fitness, very strong determination, and great courage to make it to the Everest Base Camp.
Taipei & North Coast, Taiwan: 4 Day / 3 Nights
With this 4-Day trip, you can get a focused introduction to Taiwan, exploring the capital and the north coast, including Taipei, Yehliu, Jiufen, and Shifen. Visit temples and museums, browse night markets, and release a sky lantern with this easy 4-Day tour, which can easily be customized (as can all tours) to visit any specific attractions or places.
The Best of Taiwan: 10 Days / 9 Nights
With this 10-Day trip, you can experience Taiwan in full, circling the island from Taipei down the west coast to Kenting and back north along the Pacific shore. Walk among ancient cypress in Alishan, cruise Sun Moon Lake, explore Tainan’s old forts, browse night markets, taste award-winning whisky in Yilan, and release a sky lantern in Shifen with this 10-Day tour, which can be customized (as can all tours) to visit specific attractions or places subject to availability.
Before You Go
Planning a trip to Tibet or Taiwan? Find practical answers to common travel questions below, with links to our full FAQs for each destination.
Tibet Travel FAQs
Let’s get you ready for Tibet. Start with the essentials for permits, planning and high-altitude travel.
Can foreign visitors travel to Tibet?
Yes. Foreign tourist travel to the Tibet Autonomous Region requires a special travel permit and an organized itinerary through an authorized travel agency. Contact us to discuss your route, travel dates and permit arrangements.
What documents do I need?
You need a valid passport, the documents required for your entry into mainland China, and a Tibet travel permit. Requirements depend on your nationality and route, especially if entering from Nepal. Share your complete travel plans with us before booking flights or applying for a visa.
How far ahead should I book?
Plan at least two to three months ahead, and earlier for groups. Permit processing and document deadlines vary, so contact us early to discuss your journey.
How should I prepare for Tibet’s altitude?
Altitude illness can affect anyone, including fit travelers. Consult a healthcare professional before booking, review your itinerary’s elevations and allow time to acclimatize. Tell your guide promptly if you feel unwell.
Do you recommend travel protection for Tibet?
We strongly recommend travel protection. Confirm coverage for your planned elevations, activities, medical treatment and evacuation directly with your insurer. Check your booking documents for any trip-specific requirements. We cannot advise on coverage details.
Taiwan Travel FAQs
Let’s plan your private Taiwan journey. Here are a few practical answers before you go.
What does a private Nomad Taiwan trip include?
Your journey is arranged for your own party. Depending on the itinerary, it may include an English-speaking guide, private transportation on touring days, hotels, scheduled sightseeing and listed meals. Your written quote confirms the exact inclusions.
Do I need a visa to visit Taiwan?
US passport holders can generally visit Taiwan visa-free for tourism for up to 90 days. Rules vary by nationality. Check the official entry requirements and confirm your eligibility before travel.
Do I need to complete an online arrival card?
Most foreign visitors on short tourist stays must complete the free Taiwan Arrival Card online within seven days before arrival. Use the official website to check whether you need to submit it and follow the arrival dates shown there.
When is a good time to visit Taiwan?
Spring and fall are usually comfortable. Summer is hot and humid, and typhoons can disrupt travel from summer into early fall. The best timing depends on your route and interests.
How do I pay for things in Taiwan?
Carry New Taiwan dollars for night markets and small shops. Credit cards are accepted at many hotels, stores and restaurants. An EasyCard is useful for Taipei’s metro and many convenience stores.
Discover the Beauty of the Himalayas
From the awe-inspiring Himalayan landscapes of Nepal to the vibrant cultural tapestry of India and the mystical realm of Tibet, this expedition promises an unforgettable exploration of ancient traditions, breathtaking vistas, and spiritual enlightenment. Encounter the bustling streets of Delhi, the serene waters of Pokhara’s lakes, and the majestic peaks of the Everest region. Immerse yourself in the spiritual ambiance of Varanasi, marvel at the architectural wonders of Kathmandu, and discover the profound tranquility of Lhasa’s monasteries.