I've heard a lot about Tibet, and I've made my mind to go there after I finish touring Nepal.
That is an excellent idea. Kathmandu was once the center of the ancient trade route connecting Tibet to India. Thus Kathmandu is the natural gateway to Tibet and is the perfect place to start your journey to the ancient land.
Adventure Thirdpole Treks have some sort of package tour that would take you there. You can either fly to Lhasa, the capital of the Tibet Autonomous Region of China, or take the motorable road that takes you Lhasa along the magnificent Nepalese countryside.

What about India? I've heard it's a great land.
Again, because of "very friendly" relationship between Nepal and India, going to India from Nepal involves almost no hassle. Of course there are the usual travel precautions to be taken, but it is really very easy. Various airlines fly almost everyday from Kathmandu to various Indian cities like Bombay, Delhi, Calcutta, and Patan. If you are taking a flight to visit India from Nepal, it's best to book your ticket well in advance, as some of these flights can already be booked.

And if you're more an adventurous type, you could try going by road. Nepal is bordered by India in the east, west as well as the south but we have only six entry points along the border. Before you take the overland journey, be well prepared to face the long and time consuming stress-full journey as sometimes these journeys can be a bit too much for those not used to traveling by buses and trains in South Asian Countries.

I want to travel to other countries of South Asia.
South Asia offers a very different experience from that of the rest of the world. Majority of South Asian Countries still have their ancient culture, tradition and religion left in them. Maldives, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Bhutan are beautiful exotic destinations that you could choose to visit. Check out with us for more details on this.

What's special about trekking in Nepal, Bhutan and Ladakh?
Unless you have been in the Himalayas it is difficult to comprehend the wonders they hold and the challenges they pose. After more than 13 years of trekking experience and leading treks through the Himalayas and working with guides and leaders throughout India, Bhutan, Nepal and Tibet we can say, assuredly, the Himalayas hold special experiences for every traveler.