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Himalayan Footsteps launches culinary tours to Nepal

Who? Himalayan Footsteps

What? Nepal, India, Bhutan and Tibet travel specialists Himalayan Footsteps have just launched a new tour to Nepal with a focus on Nepalese food and culture. Guests will have the chance to visit local markets, visit a monkey temple and experience Nepalese home cooking. Prices start from £1048 per person.

When? First tour leaving 2nd October 2013

Where? Itinerary starts in Kathmandu

How? For more information, see www.himalayanfootsteps.com

Fly via Etihad

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