Bhutan Through the Eyes of One of Our Own
Nikhita Ambre is the Expeditions Manager at Nomadic Expeditions. She spends her days planning spectacular and memorable trips for clients, but when it’s time for her own travels, where does a professional travel planner go? She looks within her own company, of course! Nikhita, along with her husband and two young children, traveled to Bhutan wi
Luxury Travel Insider Explores Mongolia with Undraa Buyannemekh
The podcast Luxury Travel Insider has interviewed Nomadic Expeditions President Undraa Buyannemekh for her unique and authentic cultural perspectives on visiting Mongolia. In this fascinating episode, she shares her insights on the country's rich history, vibrant nomadic culture, and natural beauty, providing a compelling case for why Mongolia shou
Phula Sherpa Q&A: Everest Clean-Up Expeditions 2021
Having summited numerous peaks above 8,000 meters, (Super) Phula Sherpa is one of the most significant resources available to trekkers planning high-altitude Himalayan treks, and he eagerly participates in the Everest Clean Up Campaign to give back to the land that he loves. Born in the area of Jantarkhani in Nepal's eastern region, he began his pr
Phula Sherpa Q&A: Nepal From a Guide’s Eyes
Ever wanted to know more about the Sherpa guides who facilitate treks and climbs to Himalaya wonders? Curious to know their favorite places in Nepal and what their everyday life is like? Our friend (Super) Phula Sherpa was kind enough to share his story and insights from a significant amount of time living and climbing at high altitudes.
Shaitan Singh Rathore Q&A: A Tour Leader’s Rajasthan
Proudly from the state of Rajasthan, Shaitan Singh Rathore is from an agricultural family. The family holds more than 300 acres of land and keeps cows and buffalos for milk and butter. Growing up in this proud land of Rajasthan and hearing stories from his grandfather, he always wanted to showcase his culture to people visiting this state, and this
Sanjay Saxena Q&A: The Foremost India Expert Discusses Travel & Our ‘Festival of Rajasthan’ Journey
Sanjay Saxena, Director of Operations at Nomadic Expeditions, was born in New Delhi, India. A professional guide since 1979, Sanjay has led groups on touring, trekking, climbing, and on safaris to Mongolia, Tibet, China, Nepal, Bhutan, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Venezuela, Peru, Iran and across his homeland India.
Jack Weatherford Q&A: Insights on Travel and the History of Mongolia
Q&A with New York Times bestselling author Jack Weatherford.
Musings on Mongolia with Bob Krist, National Geographic Photographer and World Traveler
“Who would you invite to a dinner party?” It’s a popular ice breaker, with answers often ranging from the Dalai Lama to Abraham Lincoln, but once you’ve met Bob Krist, it’s likely he will be the first person who comes to mind. Krist is an award-winning photographer who has traveled the world for National Geographic. […]
Mongolia: A Travel Agent’s Perspective
Travel Agent Irene Pelled Traveled with Nomadic Expeditions to Mongolia. She shares her unique insights in a guest blog.
Where Livestock Outnumber People: How One Traveler Maintained Her Vegan Lifestyle While Traveling to Mongolia By Wanda Plucinski
I was all set for my journey to Mongolia, but after becoming vegan seven years ago, I planned to have few options in a country where meat is a staple
The Mongolia Tour: Painting the Snow Leopard Volume 5
Volume 5: Through the Eyes of the Snow Leopard. Joe Rohde's incredible journey through Mongolia continues.
Carol Tanenbaum – A Photojournal Excerpt
Lake Hovsgol Feb 19, 2007 — Beginnings The road from Moron to Lake Hovsgol is more the suggestion of a pathway for vehicles than a highway. Deeply frozen ruts, mostly, interspersed with rocky patches. The two-and-a-half hour trip becomes smoother once we reach the lake, as the lake turns into the highway. It begins to […]
Sas Carey Q&A: An Interview with the Nomadicare Founder
“Footprints carry a person’s individual vibration, recognized by the spirits,” writes Sas Carey, author of Reindeer Herders in My Heart — Stories of Healing Journeys in Mongolia. In this candid interview Sas speaks about one of the last remaining nomadic societies on Earth, their way of life, history, religious practices, strengths, and t
The Frozen Highway: A Short Trip to Lake Huvsgul
Our Nomadic Expeditions colleague Ider Batbayar speaks about his recent experiences trekking through northern Mongolia and over the frozen Lake Huvsgul, the world’s cleanest freshwater lake. My recent trip to Lake Huvsgul in northern Mongolia occurred while the lake’s surface was frozen as deep as 3-4 ft. I journeyed with the team from the Mo
What to Know Before Visiting Bhutan, from a Local Guide
Our guide Singye reflects on what travelers should know People often ask me what they should know before visiting Bhutan. I usually tell them it depends on the kind of traveler the
How to Plan a Perfect Luxury Vacation to Asia, According to Asian Travel Experts
Planning a luxury vacation to Asia is one of those rare ideas that keeps getting better the more you sit with it. The region offers an incredible range of experiences, from vast de
Trekking in Bhutan: A Conversation with Sanjay Saxena
We sat down with Sanjay Saxena, who has been hiking in Bhutan since the late 1970s when the country first opened to tourism, to get his insights on all things trekking in the count
The Essential Guide to Wellness and Spiritual Experiences in Bhutan
In a world that’s constantly in motion, the idea of rest can feel out of reach. That is what makes wellness and spiritual experiences in Bhutan so powerful. Tucked into the Easte
Festivals of Nepal
Nepal’s festivals highlight a rich blend of spirituality, cultural heritage, and community pride. Throughout the year, vibrant celebrations bring families and neighbors together
Step Inside Mongolia’s Golden Eagle Festival 2025
If you’ve ever dreamed of witnessing a culture where courage, artistry, and nature unite, the Golden Eagle Festival in western Mongolia offers that rare experience. Every October
Festivals of Tibet
Tibet’s festivals reflect deep spirituality, artistic heritage, and strong community ties. Each event offers a meaningful window into Tibetan culture and the values that shape da
Understanding Culture Through the Traditional Garments of Asia
Picture yourself wandering through a market in Asia. Bright fabrics flutter in the breeze, each color and stitch hinting at a story. Without a word spoken, you already feel you’r
10 Landmarks That Make the Gobi Desert Unforgettable
The Gobi Desert stretches across half a million square miles of Mongolia and northern China, ranking as the world’s sixth largest desert. Its significance lies not only in scale
Best Time to Visit Asia: Weather, Festivals, and Adventure
Asia is a place that refuses to be defined by just one image. Towering Himalayan peaks, wide open deserts, lush jungles, and windswept plateaus all share the same continent, yet ea
7 Best Bhutanese Dishes to Try on Your Journey
Bhutan, often called the Land of the Thunder Dragon, is known for its pristine landscapes, ancient monasteries, and deep spiritual traditions.
A First-Timer’s Guide to Traveling in Bhutan
If Bhutan has been sitting quietly on your travel wish list, now might be the time to bump it straight to the top. Traveling to Bhutan is easier than ever, and the rewards are bigg
