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The Himalayan Experience
The Himalayan Experience
Curated journeys with those who know the Himalayas as home
Curated journeys with those who know the Himalayas as home
Rooted in the Himalayas
Rooted in the Himalayas
The ‘ne’ in Neri comes from the Tibetan གནས, written gnas, an abode, and in Tibetan Buddhist tradition, a place of the divine.
The ‘ri’ comes from the Tibetan རི, written ri, meaning mountain: the rock, the snow, the earth. The dot represents the small pause between the two.
The ‘ne’ in Neri comes from the Tibetan གནས, written gnas, an abode, and in Tibetan Buddhist tradition, a place of the divine.
The ‘ri’ comes from the Tibetan རི, written ri, meaning mountain: the rock, the snow, the earth. The dot represents the small pause between the two.
The Himalayas have always shaped the lives around them. Neri comes from a love for that world: the stories, people and experience. Beginning in Bhutan, through journeys built with people who know it as home.
The Himalayas have always shaped the lives around them. Neri comes from a love for that world: the stories, people and experience. Beginning in Bhutan, through journeys built with people who know it as home.
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Find your way
Experiences rooted in the people, culture and spirit of the Himalayas. Each one is a starting point, shaped around you.
Experiences rooted in the people, culture and spirit of the Himalayas. Each one is a starting point, shaped around you.

6 days · 5 nights
6 days · 5 nights
The Sacred Valleys
The Sacred Valleys
From $2,590
From $2,590
Paro, Thimphu and the valley temples at an unhurried pace — the gentlest way into Bhutan.

8 days · 7 nights
8 days · 7 nights
The Bumdra Sky Camp
The Bumdra Sky Camp
From $3,390
From $3,390
A night under canvas on the Bumdra ridge, waking above the cloud before the walk down to Tiger’s Nest.

11 days · 10 nights
11 days · 10 nights
The Chomolhari Passage
The Chomolhari Passage
From $5,990
From $5,990
The classic high route toward Chomolhari, through yak pasture and blue pine to the foot of the peak.

12 days · 11 nights
12 days · 11 nights
The Heart of Druk
The Heart of Druk
From $4,990
From $4,990
The Druk Path into the central valleys, linking dzongs, high lakes and the passes between them.

17 days · 16 nights
17 days · 16 nights
The Complete Chomolhari
The Complete Chomolhari
From $6,990
From $6,990
The full traverse — remote camps and high passes on the long way round beneath Bhutan’s sacred peak.

6 days · 5 nights
6 days · 5 nights
The Sagala Ridge
The Sagala Ridge
From $3,500
From $3,500
Over Chele La into the quiet Haa valley, then two nights camped on the ridges between Haa and Paro, with Chomolhari on the skyline.

9 days · 8 nights
9 days · 8 nights
The Dagala Lakes
The Dagala Lakes
From $5,730
From $5,730
Four nights camped among the glacial lakes of the Dagala range, with Kanchenjunga, Everest and Chomolhari on the skyline.

13 days · 12 nights
13 days · 12 nights
The Druk Path
The Druk Path
From $7,620
From $7,620
The classic ridge walk from Paro to Thimphu past high lakes, then the crane valley of Gangtey and Punakha at an easy pace.
One range, many worlds.
Fifteen mountain regions, from the Wakhan to the Tsangpo Gorge. Beyond Bhutan we plan each journey with you, in Nepal, the Indian Himalaya and Tibet. Choose a region to see what it holds.
Fifteen mountain regions, from the Wakhan to the Tsangpo Gorge. Beyond Bhutan we plan each journey with you, in Nepal, the Indian Himalaya and Tibet. Choose a region to see what it holds.
Regions we travel in are in full colour; the rest are there to read about.
Threadlines
Threadlines
A story you can wear
Clothing made in the Himalayas, by the people who call them home. We’re working with local designers and makers on a small first collection that carries the craft, colour and stories of the mountains.
Coming soon…
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From the field
Context, practical knowledge and the small details of travelling in Bhutan, written by the people who plan the journeys
Context, practical knowledge and the small details of travelling in Bhutan, written by the people who plan the journeys
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The tallest mountain of Bhutan
The tallest mountain of Bhutan
Gangkhar Puensum rises some 7,570 metres in the far north of Bhutan and has never been climbed. The story of the last expedition to try, and of a country that chose to leave the summit alone.
READ
02
Walking to the Tiger’s Nest
Walking to the Tiger’s Nest
A monastery on a cliff 900 metres above the Paro valley, built at the cave where Guru Rinpoche is said to have arrived on a tigress. Its story, and the five-hour walk to its door.
READ
03
The best time to visit Bhutan
The best time to visit Bhutan
Spring colour, autumn clarity, winter cranes, green and empty summers. Each season gives something and takes something; here is how to choose.
READ
A conversation first.
Then the mountains.
Start from one of our journeys or from an idea of your own, and we’ll shape it around your dates, your pace and the people you’re travelling with. Every Neri journey is planned with our own team in Bhutan: the guides, drivers and hosts who run it on the ground.
Prefer to talk first? WhatsApp us or Mail us
A conversation first.
Then the mountains.
Start from one of our journeys or from an idea of your own, and we’ll shape it around your dates, your pace and the people you’re travelling with. Every Neri journey is planned with our own team in Bhutan: the guides, drivers and hosts who run it on the ground.
Prefer to talk first? WhatsApp us or Mail us
A conversation first.
Then the mountains.
Start from one of our journeys or from an idea of your own, and we’ll shape it around your dates, your pace and the people you’re travelling with. Every Neri journey is planned with our own team in Bhutan: the guides, drivers and hosts who run it on the ground.
Prefer to talk first? WhatsApp us or Mail us