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The Himalayas

Some of the highest roads on earth, ancient monasteries and a stillness that stays with you.

The Himalayas
Some of the highest roads on earth, ancient monasteries and a stillness that stays with you.
Best season
May to September

Some of the highest roads on earth, ancient monasteries and a stillness that stays with you.

What you might do

01

Monastery dawn

Morning prayers at Thiksey before the day begins.

02

High passes

A careful drive over the world's great mountain roads.

03

Night skies

Stars so clear the Milky Way feels close.

Key places

LehLadakhNubraValleySpitiHighlands
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The best time to visit The Himalayas is October to April, when the weather is most comfortable for travel. Your curator will fine-tune the timing around your dates and the experiences you choose.
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