III Heritage Tours
Nepal, through my family's eyes.
This is the trip a booking site cannot sell you. My family is in Nepal and the doors they open are not on any itinerary. Small groups, real homes, the Himalaya at dawn.
Roots, not a brochure.
I grew up between Australia and a Nepali family in the Himalaya. So a Kamana heritage trip is not a package I resell. It is built on real relationships, better rates and a welcome you cannot book online.
Kathmandu's old temples and hidden courtyards. A slow trek through the foothills. Festivals, marigolds and meals that last all evening.
Why it is different
Access a website cannot replicate.
Family on the ground
Real people who live there, opening doors that are closed to a distant operator.
Small groups
A handful of travellers, never a coach. Slow, personal and unhurried.
Real homes and tables
Home-cooked welcomes and the kind of evening you remember for years.
A taste of the trip
How a heritage week might unfold.
A sketch, not a fixed product. Every trip is shaped around your group, your dates and how far you want to walk.
Kathmandu
Settle in, then wander the old temples and hidden courtyards with someone who knows them. A home-cooked welcome on the first evening.
Into the foothills
A gentle trek through mountain villages, tea houses and terraced fields, at a pace that leaves room to look up.
The Himalaya at dawn
Up before the light for sunrise over the high peaks. It is the reason people come and the part they never forget.
Festival and farewell
Back to the valley for marigolds, music and a long farewell meal with the family who made it all possible.
Nepal
The Himalaya, waiting.
