Glenn H Mullin

Most travel advice is shared with good intentions. Some of it is practical, some hard – won from experience, and a fair amount of it, we have come to believe, simply doesn’t travel well.  After more than three decades arranging journeys across Nepal, Bhutan, India, and Tibet, we have learned that travel rarely follows universal rules. What […]

12 October, 2026 A flash flood in the Budhigandaki River on 11 October has damaged settlements, bridges and trekking trails in northern Gorkha, affecting access to the Manaslu and Tsum Valley regions. We stand with the families and communities affected by this disaster. Trekking access around Dobhan, Jagat and Salleri has been severely damaged. Journeys […]

Perhaps more than you expect. It’s easy to think a journey through the Himalayas is defined by the mountains. Yet, for many travelers, it’s the quieter moments along the way that leave the deepest impression. As the days unfold, many travelers return home with something less tangible but far more enduring: a different way of […]