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Langtang Trek Time Lapse Video
Gosainkund and Langtang Trek

By David from Skipton | 23 November 2019
Toubkal w/c 23rd Nov 2019
Mount Toubkal in Winter

By Kenneth from GORING ON THAMES | 22 November 2019
El Salvador November 2019
El Salvador Volcano Trek

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By Lois from Tacoma | 20 November 2019
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
An outstanding trek in breathtaking scenery
Sikkim - Beneath Kangchenjunga Trek
This was definitly the best camping trek we have taken. With no other trekkers except on the last couple days we had the mountains to ourselves. We had mostly spectacular weather in the mornings with the mist coming in like clockwork in the afternoon. Driving snow going over Danephir pass but chicken soup waiting for us when we got to camp then having breakfast Al Fresco in the snow the following morning. Sunrise on Kangchenjunga from below the Goeche La was a high point, as were the two occasio ns to see sunrise on Everest, Makalu and Cho Oyu fom a couple high viewpoints. The food was the best we've had on camping treks with surprise choclate cake one night, apple pie another, cinnamon apple rolls another day all baked fresh at the camp. Even with a minor itineray change to allow two members to go down early due to sickness the trek went flawlessly. The only negative was we arrived during the Diwali festival and most spots on the Dehli city tour were closed. I definetly recommend this trek for those who want to go off the grid. No communications, no cars, planes, helicopters or any sounds besides nature for 14 days. It doesn't get better than this!
By Raymond from Acworth | 19 November 2019
★ ★ ★ ★
Oman a-go-go
Oman Adventure Trekking

The spectacular wadis and canyons of Oman are places that will impress all travellers with KE. The Balcony walk in the 1000m deep Wadi Ghul was the early highlight with the swim in the pools of Wadi Shab a great way to finish. Tour leader, 4 wheel drivers excellent. High quality food throughout including at camps, especially if you appreciate middle eastern cuisine.

By Martin from HAYWARDS HEATH | 18 November 2019
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
A great experience
Jordan's Dana to Petra Trek
A first class guide in Murad Arslan who was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic, and good company. Nothing was a problem to him, and he could not have been more helpful. The other crew members, Atallah, Mohammed, Momem and Salam were great too. The food was excellent and there was plenty of it. I found the first couple of days pretty tough due to the temperature, and there was no need for a -5° sleeping bag at night, but once we got up into the hills it was easier. The actual trekking was fine, although there were a couple of short steep sections. Awah the donkey was always there although nobody needed him, and it was possible to miss a whole day and meet up again that night if you felt a stretch was too difficult. Highly recommend this trip.
By Peter from Stromness | 14 November 2019
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Fantastic trek
In the Shadow of Nanda Devi
This was a brilliant trek through beautiful forest, by rocky, turquoise streams and with magnificent views of snowy peaks. The high spot (literally) is walking up the ridge to the Sudam Khal pass with panoramic views. Nanda Devi is a slight disappointment as, despite its height, it is almost hidden behind other summits, but the magnificent Panch Chuli range more than made up for it. KE are quite right to claim that it is an area little frequented by Western tourists as we saw no other trekkers d uring the entire nine days. It is relatively sparsely populated but we went through a number of villages, where we were obviously something of a novelty, though given a friendly welcome, and one evening ended up playing volley ball with the local children who had followed us to our camp. Our guide and leader Thinles was fantastic. Super organised and efficient, and unfailingly cheerful, he made sure that he had happy trekkers and a happy crew, that magic combination. Service was five star: we couldn’t even fill our water bottles without someone there to help us! And it is a mystery to us how the cook team managed to produce so much tasty food. It was a great experience to take the train to and from Kathgodan. The road journey into the mountains was also quite an experience. Hairpin after hairpin, precipitous drops, constant overtaking, but our skilful drivers got us back safely.
By Sarah from STOURBRIDGE | 14 November 2019
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Beautiful, interesting and not too challenging!
Ethiopia, Simien Mountains Trek & Lalibela
This holiday was a great mix of walking and sightseeing. I really enjoyed Gondar and Lalibela, and it was great seeing a bit more of the country, rather than just landing, hiking and then leaving! The mountains are stunning, our guide Tesfa was helpful, flexible and just a really nice guy. The campsites were in some cases busier than I'd imagined - not quite as off the beaten track as I think I had envisaged. Having said which, we were the only people (other than boys selling coca cola!) cl imbing Ras Dashen the day we did, so I think compared to many mountains ranges it's not exactly busy. The terrain was quite rough at times but perfectly do-able. Was a bit taken aback by the scramble at the top of Ras Dashen, but again, with a bit of assistance, perfectly achievable. Drive back from the national park is not for the faint hearted - some exciting hairpins and very rough road, but well driven, so didn't feel too scared. And did see a herd of Ibex, so that made it feel more worthwhile. On which point the animals, birds and plants were varied, exotic and bizarre and really made the whole experience very special. Great going in October when the land was still pretty lush and green.
By Elizabeth from London | 12 November 2019
Awesome trip, every day was spectacular
Chomolhari Basecamp and the Bonte La

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By Paul from Warrington | 12 November 2019
★ ★ ★ ★
PRIDE OF THE BERBERS, A TASTE OF TRADITION
A Taste of Morocco
Morocco will be a culture shock for many, but Marrakech has been on our list of 'must visits' for ever; and it didn't disappoint. Itinerary was good and easy-paced. We did get a good taste of Morocco - and its' food, just as promised. Riad accommodation was a highlight throughout and the souks were just too tempting; with lots of shiny stuff to haggle for! (TIP: The markets can feel a little overpowering and intimidating to some. If you make a point of engaging with the trade rs - a polite 'no', stop & chat, haggle & trade and a little good humour; it will start to feel like the friendly place that it is). I personally loved meeting and learning about the Berber people; thousands of years of history ... evident in everything from unchanged traditions, to a proud Berber Guide and tagines of delicious food with fresh breads and varied salads. The Berber Museum within the Yves St Laurent (Majorelle) Gardens was one of the best I've ever visited. In Essouria, we were targeted by a pick pocket. Fortunately, my wife and I saw him coming. Not a pleasant experience but tell me that doesn't happen in Mumbai, Manchester and many other busy towns and cities. DOES NOT reflect badly on K.E. at all. (TIP: just be street smart and wary in town). As a new trip for K.E. a few things could be refined - for example, a first and last day in Marrakech would be better; rather than two days at the end of the week. Crucially, K.E. have been very receptive to feedback and I'm sure they are listening. (This is the only reason for a 4 star rating). It was also good to see how an Arab nation is starting to treat women as equals (about time); especially in the businesses and co-operatives we got to visit. If you want an easy but stimulating mix of valley walks, unique culture, sight-seeing and lots of cheap goods to choose from, try this Moroccan trip. Very Good. Guy & Mandi Boardman, Worcestershire.
By Guy from nr Tenbury Wells | 11 November 2019
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Amazing Trek
Jordan's Dana to Petra Trek
There is a reason why this trek has been nominated as one of the best routes in the world to hike. Incredibly varied landscape and terrain mean there is something amazing around every corner. It was a privilege to be able to hike the route with such a lovely group of people and with such an outstanding guide. Abed is incredibly knowledgeable and told us so much about the route and everything we saw. He was very skilled at managing the whole group, making sure everyone felt included and was able to cope. He was prepared for anything and gave us great confidence. The organisation was all very good and the support team were also excellent – we were very well looked after and enjoyed delicious meals throughout. The tents are small (I would recommend choosing single occupancy as there is not a lot of space for bags) but they are comfortable and supplied with mattresses, and even a pillow! (You really do not need a supplementary mattress). Toilet and washing facilities are basic but adequate. Walking poles are highly recommended as terrain is very varied and can involve loose surfaces. Jordan is a great country to visit, you will always feel welcome, and this trek has got to be one of the highlights of a visit. A huge thank you to everyone who made our holiday so special.
By Ruth from CHELTENHAM | 10 November 2019
Toubkal adventure
Road Cycle Tour of Toubkal

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By Nico from Dorchester | 10 November 2019
Climbing Mount Olympus a memorable adventure
Sacred Summits of Olympus and Meteora

By John from Stoke-on-Trent | 08 November 2019
Bike Jordan Dead 2 Red

A tough, hot, magnificent and amazing trip through Jordan!

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By Björn from Sollentuna | 06 November 2019
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
An excellent trip. Spectacular scenery, good food, well organised.
Icefjords and Remote Villages of East Greenland
I had been to Iceland a number of times and always wanted to take that extra step to visit Greenland. I was not disappointed! The trip was organised by an Icelandic company, with expert guides and many years experience. The accommodation might be fairly basic but it was very much in keeping with everyday life for the local population. There might at times be no running water, or no showers, or limited electricity, but then we could appreciate these things all the more when we arrived at the last hostel that had all of them! The scenery was generally spectacular, including mountains, fjords, icebergs and views across to the ice cap. A few of the walking days were quite tough, but these were interspersed with easier days. And the boat trips between the various villages were always exciting. The food was good and plentiful, although of necessity it was restricted to what was available to the locals in the village stores. Our guide, Arnaud, was also an excellent cook. We were an international group that got on well together and made it a memorable trip.
By Richard from Tarporley | 04 November 2019
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Amazing experience of the vastness of southern africa + game
Cape Town to Victoria Falls Lodge Safari
I cannot add anymore than the post by "Sean from Redditch" of April 19. Our experiences and enjoyments were exactly as he described. Its not a trivial road trip - there is a lot mileage over gravel roads - but wow, what sights. The extras we booked (fat tire bking on the dumes at Swakopmund, helicopter over Otovanga delta, morning game drive at Chobe, Zambesi white water rafting, dinner cruise on upper Zambesi) were well worth the money and should be factored into your spending money. But, one niggle, I agree with "Patrick from St Louis" of July 17. All others on our trip had detailed itineraires from their local agents in their countries (we were the ony 2 booked through KE). This would have been a great help as they gave mileage/time estimates for the days travel and lodgings which we could look up on the internet for up to date info on wifi etc. KE should do this as well.
By Stuart from Rickmansworth | 04 November 2019
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Not a vampire in sight!
Trekking The Transylvanian Alps
Trekking the mountains in Romania enabled me to rise above the 'white noise' of modern society; one of the main reasons I go trekking/climbing. For a few days you are immersed in the vastness, rugged beauty and relative solitude of the Carpathians. On one day, we took 6 hours, or so, to descend nearly a vertical mile from hut to road head ... and saw no-one ... It let's your mind breathe. Itinerary worked really well. (You effectively get a two-day excursion and then a three-day e xcursion - staying in mountain huts ... but with a smart hotel/hot shower/comfy bed/great food for one night in the middle). Guides were wonderful, set a good pace, all logistics well taken care of. Huts were basic but clean - as promised. Supper in the second hut was awful (TIP: have a little extra 'happy food' with you). In two of the three huts the mattresses have as much padding as a tea towel on a diet (TIP; Take your own Exped/Thermarest - JUST an air mattress for comfort, you don't need Down for warmth. This isn't included on K.E.'s suggested kit list and it should be). Two days involve sustained descents, the second on loose rock 'n' rubble (TIP; take poles and use them, you'll be glad about half way down!). Moldoveanu is a worthy objective and trip is graded fairly @ '7' overall. Brasov is beautiful ... I wandered alone on the penultimate morning and got a personal holiday day, within my trip - a rare treat. Very good trip. Guy Boardman Worcestershire.
By Guy from nr Tenbury Wells | 04 November 2019
East Greenland - villages, fjords and mountains
Icefjords and Remote Villages of East Greenland

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By Richard from Tarporley | 04 November 2019
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Holiday of a life time
Cape Town to Victoria Falls Camping Safari
To get the mundane things out of way first. The guest houses we stayed in were excellent except the one in Victoria Falls that was a big let down after nearly 3 weeks mostly in tents I did expect a little more than comfort. The showers at the camp sites were excellent except one but that was in the desert. The camp sites had swimming pools so take swim wear. It was hot when I went and a dip was welcome at then end of the day. The camp sites were all in beautiful locations all with bars for cold drinks. The food was good and filling cooked by our 2 guides. I was the only veggie but did not miss out. The other travellers were great, a good mix of nationalities who bonded very well and worked together with all aspects of the camp routine. This was the holiday of a life time and I have done many KE trips. I got the chance to go in a hot air balloon above the desert, Skydive, can’t for the life of me think why, I hate flying. White water rafting grade 5 amazing. The guides also arranged for a scenic flight over the Okavango delta and a safari drive in Botswana where we saw the last 2 big five Leopard and lions. The high light for me was the 2 nights wild camp in the delta it was amazing. One of the guides was a keen birder and I had my own 2-3 hour walk about and canoe trip looking at the amazing bird life. We even followed a hippo though the delta channels on the way out. The days were long and it was hot but what you do and see make it all worth while. If you only do one trip in Africa make it this one.
By Jean from Sheffield | 02 November 2019
★ ★ ★ ★
everything I hoped for
Everest Base Camp Trek
We have just finished a 18 day EBC trip. It was amazing and I think the best tip I could give is go with the flow. KE can not arrange things to a pin point accuracy, it simply is not that sort of country. The flights we had originally were changed because Jet airways went bust, this was a bit disappointing as it added time to our journey and KE will only use certain airlines. If I was being picky I would question who determines the budget when you are there and if there is a dollar to be saved i s it because the guide can save it or because he has been told to save it? Its hard, its worth it.
By Brett from Abingdon | 31 October 2019
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