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11
Feb
2019
Why traveling to Bhutan is regulated by a tariff
Posted On 11. February 2019  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

By Ulrike Čokl Ulli has lived in Bhutan on and off for many years. She has conducted ethnographic research on traditional hospitality practices, travelling & gift-exchange in rural communities. Thus she is very familiar with village livelihoods all over the little kingdom. She loves developing unique […]

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3
Jan
2019
Why the East of Bhutan is a Hidden Gem for Travelers
Posted On 3. January 2019  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

Why the East of Bhutan is a “Hidden Gem” for Travelers By Ulrike Čokl Ulli has lived in Bhutan on and off for many years. She has conducted ethnographic research on traditional hospitality practices, travelling & gift-exchange in rural communities. Thus she is very familiar with […]

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12
Oct
2018
18 Rules for Mongolia
Posted On 12. October 2018  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

Wherever you travel, there are local rules and customs that you should research and know in advance. At least rudimentary. It is not necessary to become an expert in the local culture. But striving for correct behavior is something that should be in the list of […]

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12
Oct
2018
10 rules for Kyrgyzstan
Posted On 12. October 2018  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

Foreign countries, foreign customs. Whenever you travel, always try to research in advance about the local customs at your destination. This will help you avoid awkward or unpleasant situations, and make friends quickly. Kyrgyzstan is no exception, and it has a few rules worth knowing. Of […]

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9
Oct
2018
Ladakh: This is trekking!
Posted On 9. October 2018  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

We proudly present our two new promotional videos showing what our trekking tours in Ladakh looks like. Videos by Patrick Haderer    This is trekking in Ladakh   When you step out of the plane in Leh, you already are at 3500 m of altitude. That’s […]

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29
May
2018
Monastery festivals in Ladakh 2019
Posted On 29. May 2018  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

Monastery festivals and buddhist celebrations in Ladakh The dates 2019 Colorful robes, scary masks, unusual musical sounds for western ears, never seen dance steps, these are monastery festivals in Ladakh, where monks in incredible dance performances try to impart stories and philosophies of Tibetan Buddhism. If […]

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25
May
2018
Mongolian for beginners – part 1
Posted On 25. May 2018  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

Sain bain-uu? Сайн байна уу? Learning a few words in Mongolian makes it easier for you to get in touch with the people of Mongolia while traveling. Even though the younger Mongolians speak English quite well today and the older generation mostly speak Russian and even […]

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12
Apr
2018
10 rules for Sri Lanka
Posted On 12. April 2018  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

When traveling, you can’t and you shouldn’t try to completely behave as a local, but you should check out the customs and rules of your destination before each trip. This saves you and the locals many uncomfortable moments. The people in Sri Lanka are very friendly […]

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6
Apr
2018
You should know these phrases when going to Sri Lanka
Posted On 6. April 2018  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

To know a few phrases when going to a foreign country is always useful. There are more than just one language that are spoken in Sri Lanka but most of the Srilankan know Sinhala (only in the north where mostly Tamils live it might get tougher […]

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5
Apr
2018
The best time to travel to Sri Lanka
Posted On 5. April 2018  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

Sri Lanka is an ideal destination that you can visit almost all year round. All you have to know is where and when will it be raining, and adjust your trip accordingly. The rain moves from west to east; when the rainclouds sweep the west coast, […]

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5
Apr
2018
Before your trip to Sri Lanka: Visa & Health
Posted On 5. April 2018  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

A trip needs planning, especially when the destination is a remote and exotic country, like for example Sri Lanka. The two most relevant questions are of course: do you need a visa? And do you need special vaccinations? Here you will find the most important information […]

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2
Feb
2018
Warum der Babytrek so heißt und warum ihn Babies trotzdem nicht gehen werden
Posted On 2. February 2018  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

Der Babytrek in Ladakh ist kein Trek auf dem man kleine Windelhosen tragende Babies mit Miniaturrucksäcken sieht, die an lauschigen Bächen dann ihre Milchflaschen rausholen und sich in Lalllauten über die Schönheit des Himalaya unterhalten. Wie aber in Herrgottsnamen kommt man dann darauf den beliebten Kurztrek […]

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9
Aug
2017
Our Top 10 Places in Delhi
Posted On 9. August 2017  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

Top 10 Places and activities in Delhi Delhi is huge, noisy, and for many people also a bit scary. But Delhi is more than just the ever-growing and always busy capital of India, constantly threatening with bursting from its seams. Indeed, there are countless charming and […]

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20
Apr
2017
Bringing gifts on your travels: pros and cons
Posted On 20. April 2017  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

We are often asked by our guests whether they should bring small (or sometimes larger) presents with them on their journeys, and if so what would be the best kind of gift. This isn’t a question with a simple answer, so we have written this post […]

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10
Apr
2017
Obtaining Online-Visa for India even easier
Posted On 10. April 2017  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

3 changes for the Online-Visa for India   The indian government has further liberalised its visa regime aimed at bringing more tourists and business travellers to the country. The new changes came to effect on 1st April 2017. No it is not an april fool 😉 […]

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7
Apr
2017
Festivals in Bhutan in 2018
Posted On 7. April 2017  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

Bhutan has a lot of monastery and not-religious festivals to offer. It is difficult to choose among them all. Our advice: If you have the time/possibility, visit festivals in the off-season. They are very special because they have less foreign visitors. Also travelling in off-season is […]

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7
Apr
2017
Monastery Festivals in Ladakh: Dates for 2018
Posted On 7. April 2017  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

Monastery festival dates for 2018 in Ladakh These are the dates for monastery and other festivals/important happenings in Ladakh in the year 2018. Subject to Change. January 2018 Spituk Gustor 14,-15. January 2018 in Spituk February 2018 Dosmochey 13.-14. February 2018 in Leh and Likir Yargon […]

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24
Jan
2017
Easy tips to improve your life through Ayurveda
Posted On 24. January 2017  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

To lead a healthier and happier life, one doesn’t necessarily have to visit a therapist or a doctor. According to Ayurveda, there are a few very simple practices that can help you improve your life. You don’t even have to know what your ayurvedic constitution is. […]

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17
Jan
2017
Ladakh for children
Posted On 17. January 2017  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

More and more often, parents are daring to travel to Ladakh with their children. And why not? The country has also plenty to offer to small guests. Children actually usually adapt better to the height than their parents – probably because the kids are not thinking […]

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20
Dec
2016
Trekking in Ladakh: 8 things to keep in mind
Posted On 20. December 2016  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

If you are planning to take a trekking tour for more than a few days in the Himalayan Ladakh, you should carefully consider a couple of things. Choosing the right maps, knowing how to deal with the local people, and even the proper way to do […]

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12
Dec
2016
Hinduism simply explained
Posted On 12. December 2016  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

Hinduism is the most important religion in India and the third-largest religion in the world, with around 1 billion adherents. Since Hinduism, with its many traditions and interpretations, countless deities and grandiose philosophies can be overwhelming for both believers and non-Hindus, we have tried to sum […]

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27
Oct
2016
Pilot Project: Travel with click. A different kind of photo-adventure
Posted On 27. October 2016  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

…and then sometimes a great idea just falls right into your lap. A few months ago, two Graphic Design students came to us with a special proposition. We were enthusiastic right from the beginning, and so we decided to implement together a somewhat different “photographic journey” […]

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18
Oct
2016
8 Facts about the Markha Trek
Posted On 18. October 2016  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

Trekking in the Markha Valley is one of the most popular activities in Ladakh. The trail is wonderfully varied in the charms it hides, and can be dealt with in many different ways. We have compiled a few facts you should know before putting your hiking […]

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12
Oct
2016
Ladakh for runners
Posted On 12. October 2016  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

Some people consider it madness. For others, its call is irresistible. The Ladakh Marathon is the ultimate challenge for runners. At such altitudes, achieving the same level of performance as one is used to back home is not an easy task. But with the proper preparation […]

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30
Sep
2016
Ayurveda: Kapha, Pitta, Vata and more
Posted On 30. September 2016  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

When hearing the word Ayurveda, many people automatically think about relaxing oil massages and traditional sitar and tabla sounds in the background. Something soul-cleansing, the touch of expert hands and soothing music caressing a tired body and a stress-riddled mind. No one thinks of enemas, strict […]

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14
Sep
2016
Monastery festivals in Bhutan: 2017
Posted On 14. September 2016  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

It is time for planning your holiday for 2017. If you always wanted to go to Bhutan, you can think about that as well. To visit a monastery festival is a must for many travellers to Bhutan, so it is important to know the dates of […]

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29
Jul
2016
Dzongkha for beginners: a language guide for travelers to Bhutan
Posted On 29. July 2016  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

Anyone who speaks a few words in the language of the traveler’s destination, will be warmly welcomed. Of course this is also true for Bhutan. It will take some time to learn a few words in Dzongkha – the national language of Bhutan – and maybe […]

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28
Jul
2016
20 powerful words & phrases in Ladakhi: This way you will make friends in Ladakh!
Posted On 28. July 2016  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

  It is always good to speak a few words in the language of your host’s country. Ladakhi – the language of the people of Ladakh – isn’t that easy to learn, but on the other hand you do not have to know it perfectly. It […]

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15
Jul
2016
The 10 most important Buddhas & Deities: Buddhist iconography
Posted On 15. July 2016  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

  When entering a Tibetan Buddhist monastery for the first time, it is very easy to feel overwhelmed by the incredible variety of Buddhas, bodhisattvas and deities – some angry, some peaceful, and all almost always very colorful. But who is who and how can we […]

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5
Jul
2016
Bhutan: Dates for Festivals 2016
Posted On 5. July 2016  By Daniela Luschin-Wangail  And has No Comment

  Bhutan has a lot of monastery and not-religious festivals to offer. It is difficult to choose among them all. Our advice: If you have the time/possibility, visit festivals in the off-season. They are very special because they have less foreign visitors. Also travelling in off-season […]

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