What’s Included: The comprehensive package price often includes taxes and charges, but does not cover other costs, such as hotels, food, or temple entry fees, which clients must pay separately.
Payment: Typically, a printed receipt is required upon arrival. If paid online through an app or other online platforms, digital receipts on your device are also acceptable.
Itinerary Change: While the company can change the itinerary for various reasons, they will not be held liable for any expense incurred, and you will be informed beforehand.
Guest Responsibility: Guests will be responsible for their travel experience from start to end. While we make the necessary arrangements, all personal expenses must be covered by you.
Reviews and Feedback: If there is any issue with a tour or trip, do inform your tour leader or guide as soon as possible. Your reviews and feedback are much appreciated, and we are keen on improving.
General mountain driving safety and conditions
Preparation:
Checking the road conditions before you leave is essential.
Ensure your vehicle is ready for the road conditions. At high altitudes, engines can lose power, so stay aware of your vehicle’s limitations.
Driving practices:
Drive at a conservative speed and make up your mind to stop quickly.
Avoid sudden brakes and changes in direction.
Turn your headlights on to increase visibility.
Maintain a safe distance from other drivers.
Be aware of your surroundings and potential hazards like soft shoulders, “soft shoulders,” or rocks.
Parking and hills:
When parked, curb your wheels to prevent the car from rolling.
Turn the wheels left when uphill and right when downhill.
When driving uphill, use the highest gear that allows you to comfortably pull. Approach the hill straight on to avoid rolling.
Turning your 4x4 on a steep slope is a big no-no.
Always have an escape route in mind in case of an emergency.
