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Read holiday reviews and feedback by Mountain Kingdoms travellers.
Traveller reviews of Mountain Kingdoms
Overall holiday rating:
4.9
Total number of reviews submitted:
1412
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4 stars
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12921
30/07/2016
Brilliant adventure
The trip was excellent, everyone was nice and we swapped stories of our life adventures. For the next week we climbed 3 mountains - it was BRILLIANT. I am so glad I did this and will be doing it again. Thanks to Kevin O'Neale and Mountain Kingdoms.
Mr F,
Kent
12953
05/09/2005
Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Trek
Staying in Ryokan, Minshuku and Temples was a definite plus as it enabled us to experience the traditional side of Japan.
Staying in Ryokan, Minshuku and Temples was a definite plus as it enabled us to experience the traditional side of Japan.
Miss W,
Harrow
12963
05/09/2005
Captivating
What an amazing insight into Bhutanese culture. The east of Bhutan is like another world.
Mr T,
Gloucestershire
12963
05/09/2005
The festival is an amazing experience
The Tsechu festival was superb, and as ever the Bhutanese people were a delight.
Mr L,
Lewes
12963
05/09/2005
Remote trek
So lovely to be remote and quiet.
Mr & Mrs C,
Powys
12963
05/09/2005
Yeti Trek
Beautiful trekking and a warm welcome everywhere we went.
Mr J,
Gloucestershire
12971
02/03/2016
Cycling to Chitwan was a highlight
It was a great experience to cycle around the Kathmandu valley rim. To reach the fascinating and historical site of Bhaktapur and the hill resorts of Nagarkot and Namo Buddha on two wheels felt very satisfying. Having a support vehicle to accompany you on the entire journey gave you that added peace of mind. Cycling to Chitwan and spending the day there spotting wildlife in a dugout canoe and on foot was a particular highlight.
What a fabulous trip! This holiday offers one of the most inspiring and varied experiences of any of Mountain Kingdoms' many trips. One day you are climbing the slopes of a snow capped volcano in the high Andes or wandering the colonial streets of Quito and staying in great lodges and hotels, while the next you marvel at the stunning wildlife of the Galapagos Islands, have close encounters with unique birds such as the Blue Footed Booby, meet ancient tortoises and walk through enormous colonies of sea lions, with opportunities to swim with penguins or snorkel amongst exotic fish, all from the comfort of good standard accommodation on three of the islands.
Nothing quite prepares you for a trip to the great white continent. It was the most breathtaking, jaw dropping, tears in the eyes, and lump in the throat experience of my life to have had the privilege to visit Antarctica.
Nothing quite prepares you for a trip to the great white continent. It was the most breathtaking, jaw dropping, tears in the eyes, and lump in the throat experience of my life to have had the privilege to visit Antarctica.
Nothing quite prepares you for a trip to the great white continent. It was the most breathtaking, jaw dropping, tears in the eyes, and lump in the throat experience of my life to have had the privilege to visit Antarctica.
We have confidence in Mountain Kingdoms & feel in safe hands for planning the trip and in all our 7 holidays with you we have had very good service.
Mr W & Ms J,
Essex
13055
05/09/2005
Cultural Highlights of Bhutan & Tibet
Feel lucky to have been to Tibet, I can't praise it enough.
Ms S,
Essex
12939
12/02/2014
Well-organised
We very much enjoyed the whole Mountain Kingdoms experience and thought it was extremely well organised and an amazing opportunity.
Mr & Mrs A,
Kent
12939
31/01/2016
Gentle Walking Ladakh & Kashmir in Style
Mountain Kingdoms never fails to deliver! We are already thinking about where our next Mountain Kingdoms destination will be and would like thank you for making our holiday such a fantastic experience.
Mrs G,
Lincoln
12957
17/03/2016
Away from the crowds
Visiting the north of the island while it still has few tourists was a privilege and greatly interesting and enjoyable. It was an authentic experience and to be encouraged for anyone who is not afraid to go off the beaten track a bit.
