Cherry Blossoms and Nomads
19 Days Starting in Incheon, South Korea and ending in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Visiting: Busan, Changwon, Kangwon, Mt. Songnisan National Park, Ulaanbaatar, Terelj National Park, Hustai National Park, Kharkhorin, Orkhon Valley, Khogno Khan National Park, Khogno Khan
Tour operator:
Tour code:
18044
Guide Type:
Fully Guided
Tour operated in:
EnglishInterests:
Gardens & Nature Tours, Religion and Spiritual, Wildlife Tours
Activities:
Tour Overview
Embark on an unforgettable journey with the "Cherry Blossoms and Nomads" tour, a captivating 19-day adventure through South Korea and Mongolia. Begin in Busan, where vibrant city life meets stunning natural landscapes, and explore the enchanting Jinhae Cherry Blossom Tunnel. Experience the tranquility of a temple stay at Beopjusa Temple in Mt. Songnisan National Park. Transition to Mongolia, where the Gandan Monastery and National Museum in Ulaanbaatar await. Immerse yourself in the 13th-century Mongolian lifestyle at the 13th Century Camp and marvel at the breathtaking Terelj National Park. Witness the rare Przewalski horses in Hustai National Park and explore the historic Erdene Zuu Monastery and Orkhon Valley. This tour promises a rich tapestry of cultural and natural wonders, offering a unique blend of history, spirituality, and adventure.
Highlights
Itinerary
Day 1 - Arrival Busan
Location: Busan
Accommodation Name: Hotel Noah or similar
Welcome to South Korea! Upon arrival at Incheon International Airport, you will be met by a local English-speaking guide and transferred to Busan by KTX, a bullet train. Busan, South Korea’s second-largest city is framed by electric blue oceans, lush mountains and mouthwatering cuisine, it’s a city bursting with surprises and a chilled vibe and the perfect base to start your journey. The remainder of the day is at leisure. If you are interested, why not head to Gamcheon Cultural Village or explore the fish markets right near your hotel?
Meals
N/A
Accommodation
Overnight at Hotel Noah or similar
Services
Airport transfer
KTX Train transfer
Private vehicle with English-speaking guide
Travel time and distance
Incheon International Airport to Gwangmyeong KTX Train Station: Approx. 56 km/ 41 mins drive
Day 2 - Changwon
Location: Changwon
Accommodation Name: local guest house or similar
Meals Included: Breakfast
Morning in Changwon
Enjoy breakfast at your hotel before transferring to Changwon. Upon arrival, visit Anmingogae Hill, a picturesque 9-kilometre-long hill extending from Taebaek-dong in Jinhae to Anmin-dong in Changwon. Six of the nine kilometres are adorned with cherry blossoms, forming the famous Jinhae Cherry Blossom Tunnel. This hill also offers stunning views of Jinhaeman Bay, Ungsan Mountain (alt. 703m), Sirubong Peak (alt. 630m), and Cheonjabong Peak (502m).
Yeojwacheon Stream
Next, explore the area around Yeojwacheon Stream, renowned as one of the best locations for viewing the spectacular cherry blossoms. Each April, Jinhae transforms into a city of blossoms, with the Yeojwacheon Stream area offering the most breathtaking displays.
Gyeonghwa Station
End your day with a visit to Gyeonghwa Station, another famed spot for cherry blossom viewing. Although railway services here have been discontinued, the station is surrounded by rows of cherry blossom trees, creating a magical tunnel effect filled with flowers. Take a leisurely walk through this serene setting, soaking in the beauty of the blooms.
Meals
Breakfast
Accommodation
Overnight at a local guest house or similar
Services
Private vehicle with English-speaking guide
Travel time and distance
Busan Hotel to Changwon: Approx. 50 km/1-hour drive
Changwon to Anmingogae Hill: Approx. 15 km/ 30 mins drive
Anmingogae Hill to Yeojwacheon Stream: Approx. 10 km/ 20 mins drive
Yeojwacheon Stream to Gyeonghwa Station: Approx.5 km/ 15 mins drive
Day 3 - Dream Road
Location: Changwon
Accommodation Name: local guest house or similar
Meals Included: Breakfast
Enjoy breakfast this morning at a local restaurant before you get ready to depart on foot to walk two sections of the Dream Road totalling 14km and taking approx 6 hours. Listen to the birds singing in the surrounding forest as you walk the Dream Road. The sweet scent of the cherry blossoms floats in the air and their petals will rain on you like soft snowflakes.
Depending on what time you finish walking today, for those interested, you may wish to visit the birthplace of Seongheungsa and Kim Daejin, a famed poet and Kim Daejin’s literature museum, located at the end of the Dream Road.
Meals
Breakfast
Accommodation
Overnight at a local guest house or similar
Services
Private vehicle with English-speaking guide
Travel time and distance
Changwon to Dream Road Approx. 14 km/ 6 hours walk
Day 4 - Dream Road
Location: Kangwon
Accommodation Name: local guest house or similar
Meals Included: Breakfast
Fuel up again this morning in a local restaurant for breakfast before you depart on two more sections of Dream Road. Walk through the cooling forest as your mind clears and you absorb the spectacular nature around you.
Meals
Breakfast
Accommodation
Overnight at a local guest house or similar
Services
Private vehicle with English-speaking guide
Travel time and distance
Dream Road covering 13.4km / 6 hours walk
Day 5 - Mt. Songnisan National Park
Location: Mt. Songnisan National Park
Accommodation Name: Temple stay
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Mt. Songnisan National Park and Beopjusa Temple
Following breakfast at a local restaurant, you will embark on a scenic drive to Mt. Songnisan National Park, approximately 3.5 hours away. This park is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and offers a unique opportunity to engage in a temple stay program, introducing you to the serene practices of Zen Buddhism.
Songnisan National Park
Nestled in lush greenery, Songnisan National Park is home to serene mountains that have been revered for 1500 years. The park’s tranquil environment provides a perfect backdrop for hiking and reflection. The highlight of your visit will be Beopjusa Temple, a significant Buddhist site founded in 553 CE. Beopjusa, meaning ‘a temple where the teaching of the Buddha resides,’ holds a wealth of cultural treasures and offers a deep insight into both Buddhist and Korean traditional cultures.
Beopjusa Temple
Beopjusa is especially well-known for its cultural properties. The temple highlights are Geumdongmireukdaebul (gilded bronze Buddha statue 33 metres or over 100 feet high), Palsangjeon (five-story wooden pagoda), Daeungbojeon (considered one of three major Buddhist halls in Korea), Ssangsajaseokdeung (twin-lion stone lamp), Lotus-Shaped Stone Fountain and Palsangjeon Hall.
Temple Stay Experience
Regardless of your personal beliefs, the temple stay provides an immersive experience of Buddhist spiritual culture. You will participate in a traditional vegetarian temple meal for dinner, followed by an evening Yebul ceremony.
Yebul Ceremony
Yebul, the most significant event in Korean temples, involves paying respect to the Buddhas and reaffirming teachings. This ceremony, also known as the “ceremony of five fragrances,” is marked by the sounding of various instruments to symbolically summon all beings. It includes recitations of the Heart Sutra and Wishes for the welfare of the temple and all people (Barunmoon). The temple observes lights out by 9 pm, providing a serene end to the day. This experience allows you to connect deeply with nature and engage in self-reflection within the peaceful setting of Beopjusa Temple.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Overnight Temple stay
Services
Private vehicle with English-speaking guide
Travel time and distance
Mt. Songnisan National Park to Beopjusa Temple: Approx. 10 km/ 30 mins drive
Day 6 - Departure From Seoul To Ulaanbaatar
Location: Ulaanbaatar
Accommodation Name: Best Western Premier Tuushin or similar
Meals Included: Breakfast
Early Morning Chant and Breakfast
Participate in a serene early morning chant (yebel) with the monks under the moonlight and stars. After this peaceful experience, return to the main temple for a nourishing breakfast.
Zen Meditation and Tea Ceremony
Immerse yourself in Zen meditation and meditate amidst the tranquil mountains. Experience a traditional tea ceremony with the monks and nuns, providing a unique opportunity for Q&A and deeper understanding.
Temple Lunch and Departure
Savour a temple lunch before departing at midday. You will return to Incheon International Airport for your onward flight to Ulaanbaatar.
Arrival in Ulaanbaatar
Welcome to Mongolia! On arrival in Ulaanbaatar, you will be met and transferred to your hotel, marking the start of your Mongolian adventure.
Meals
Breakfast
Accommodation
Overnight at Best Western Premier Tuushin or similar
Services
Airport transfers (Departure and Arrival)
Private vehicle with English-speaking guide
Travel time and distance
Temple stay to Incheon International Airport: Approx. 60 km/1-hour drive
Day 7 - Ulaanbaatar
Location: Ulaanbaatar
Accommodation Name: Best Western Premier Tuushin or similar
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Gandan Monastery
A visit to the Gandan Monastery offers a glimpse into one of Mongolia’s most intact temples. This vibrant religious site is renowned for its impressive architecture and spiritual significance, providing visitors with a deep insight into Mongolian Buddhism.
National Museum
Explore the National Museum to gain an understanding of Mongolia’s rich historical traditions and diverse geographical features. The museum’s exhibits provide an excellent overview of the country’s past and cultural heritage.
Evening Entertainment and Dining
This evening, enjoy a traditional folk show that showcases Mongolia’s unique music and dance. Following the performance, you will dine at a local restaurant, experiencing authentic Mongolian cuisine.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Overnight at Best Western Premier Tuushin or similar
Services
Private vehicle with English-speaking guide
Traditional folk show
Travel time and distance
Best Western Tuushin to Gandan Monastery: Approx. 3 km/ 10 mins drive
Gandan Monastery to National Museum: Approx. 2 km/ 5 mins drive
Day 8 - Ulaanbaatar - 13Th Century And Terelj National Park
Location: Terelj National Park
Accommodation Name: local hotel or Ger camp
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
13th Century Camp
Leaving Ulaanbaatar today, you’ll journey east to the 13th Century Camp. This immersive experience allows you to explore various aspects of life in 13th-century Mongolia. As you tour the camp, you’ll visit different areas dedicated to blacksmiths, teachers, herders, shamans, and kings, gaining a deeper understanding of their roles and daily activities.
Terelj National Park
After your enriching day at the 13th Century Camp, you’ll drive to Terelj National Park. Here, you’ll overnight at a traditional ger camp, nestled within the park’s scenic landscapes. Enjoy the tranquil beauty of Terelj and rest in authentic Mongolian accommodation.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Overnight local hotel or Ger camp
Services
with English-speaking guide
Travel time and distance
Best Western Tuushin to 13th Century Camp: Approx. 100 km/ 1.5 hrs drive
13th Century Camp to Terelj National Park: Approx. 50 km/1-hour drive
Day 9 - Terelj National Park
Location: Terelj National Park
Accommodation Name: local hotel or Ger camp
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Full Day in the Park
Enjoy a full day of adventure in the park, set at an elevation of approximately 1,600 metres above sea level. The cool, crisp air and breathtaking alpine scenery make it a perfect day out.
Horse Riding and Scenery
Take a leisurely horse ride through the park’s lush, forested mountains. As you ride, you’ll encounter stunning rock formations like Turtle Rock and the Praying Lama Rock, which add a unique charm to the landscape.
Alternative Activities
If horse riding isn’t your preference, you can also opt for cycling or kayaking. These activities offer a different perspective of the park’s natural beauty and are a great way to explore the area.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Overnight local hotel or Ger camp
Services
Private vehicle with English-speaking guide
Horse riding
Day 10 - Terelj National Park - Hustai National Park
Location: Hustai National Park
Accommodation Name: local hotel or Ger camp
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Genghis Khan Statue
Leaving the park this morning, you’ll head first for the great Genghis Khan statue on the banks of the Tuul River. Over 40 metres high and visible for miles around, it is possible to climb the statue to enjoy some sweeping views across the countryside.
Hustai National Park
Continue towards the Hustai National Park, home to the rare and endangered wild Przewalski horses, where an early evening drive through the park affords an opportunity to see them in their native
habitat.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Overnight at a local hotel or Ger camp
Services
Private vehicle and English-speaking guide
Sightseeing: Genghis Khan, Hustai National Park, evening drive to see Przewalski horses
Travel time and distances
Terelj National Park – Genghis Khan Statue: approx. 50 min (50km)
Genghis Khan Statue – Hustai National Park: approx. 3 hrs (156km)
Day 11 - Hustai National Park - Kharkorin
Location: Kharkhorin
Accommodation Name: local hotel or similar
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Early Morning Horse Ride
Begin your day with a refreshing early morning horse ride, immersing yourself in the rugged beauty of Mongolia’s landscape.
Kharkhorin
Travel onwards to Kharkhorin, the historic site that once served as the capital of the Mongol Empire. Explore the ancient remnants of this significant city, where traces of its grand past are still evident.
Erdene Zuu Monastery
In the 16th century, the remains of Kharkhorin were repurposed to construct the Erdene Zuu Monastery, one of the oldest surviving Buddhist monasteries in Mongolia. Discover the monastery’s rich history and architectural splendour.
Museum Visit
Enhance your understanding of the region’s intriguing history with a visit to the local museum, which offers valuable insights into the cultural and historical heritage of Kharkhorin and its surroundings.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Overnight at a local hotel or similar
Services
Private vehicle with English-speaking guide
Travel time and distances
Hustai National Park to Kharkorin: Approx. 300 km/ 4 hrs drive
Day 12 - Kharkorin - Orkhon Valley
Location: Orkhon Valley
Accommodation Name: Ger Camp
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Erdene Zuu Monastery
Start your day with a visit to the historic Erdene Zuu Monastery, where you can experience the mid-morning ceremony and listen to traditional chanting. This ancient monastery, one of Mongolia’s oldest, offers a serene introduction to the spiritual heritage of the region.
Orkhon Valley
After your visit, journey into the stunning Orkhon Valley, a sacred landscape renowned for its historical significance and natural beauty. As you travel through the valley, you’ll pass by herds of grazing goats, sheep, and horses, immersing yourself in the pastoral charm of central Mongolia. The Orkhon Valley, once a centre of imperial power, provides a picturesque and evocative glimpse into Mongolia’s rich past.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Overnight in Ger Camp
Services
Private vehicle with English-speaking guide
Travel time and distances
Kharkorin to Orkhon Valley: Approx. 100 km/ 3 hrs drive
Day 13 - Orkhon Valley
Location: Orkhon Valley
Accommodation Name: Ger Camp
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Fed by the waters of the Orkhon River, this beautiful river valley was inscribed by UNESCO as one of the country’s most important cultural landscapes. Armed with a picnic lunch today you will take to the waters of the river in kayaks, to paddle your way down a series of small canyons and through the tranquillity of the serene countryside.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Overnight in Ger Camp
Services
Private vehicle with English-speaking guide
Day 14 - Orkhon Valley
Location: Orkhon Valley
Accommodation Name: Ger Camp
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
A drive this morning brings you to the beautiful Orkhon Khurkhree Waterfall. After heavy rains this is one of the most spectacular sights in the country, especially around late July, and August. Just downstream from the falls, a short walk will bring you to a 22-metre-deep gorge and the surrounding countryside is a perfect spot for horse riding. After a stop for a swim in the natural pools, you’ll then head back to your ger camp in time for dinner.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Overnight in Ger Camp
Services
Private vehicle with English-speaking guide
Day 15 - Orkhon Valley - Khogno Khan
Location: Khogno Khan National Park
Accommodation Name: Ger Camp
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Heading to Tovkhon Khiid first thing this morning, you’ll enjoy an hour’s walk through the pine forests to a tiny monastery with spectacular views. Driving on through the valleys and over high mountain passes, you’ll then reach the magnificent setting of the Khogno Khan National Park, home to a rich mix of historical sites, wildlife, and spectacular scenery. Overnight at a traditional ger camp overlooking the vast Mongolian steppe.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Overnight in Ger Camp
Services
Private vehicle with English-speaking guide
Travel time and distances
Orkhon Valley to Tovkhon Khiid: Approx. 50 km/ 2 hrs drive
Tovkhon Khiid to Khogno Khan: Approx. 180 km/ 4-5 hrs drive
Day 16 - Khogno Khan
Location: Khogno Khan National Park
Accommodation Name: Ger Camp
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Covering some 47,000 hectares, the national park is a haven for all sorts of flora and fauna, with ibex, red deer and even wolves being a regular sight amongst the desert steppes. Over the next couple of two days, you’ll have opportunities to enjoy a walk in the rocky hills, take in the vast stretches of sand dunes, visit local nomadic herders, and even experience a camel ride through the dunes.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Ger Camp
Services
Private vehicle with English-speaking guide
Sightseeing: Khogno Khan National Park
Day 17 - Khogno Khan
Location: Khogno Khan
Accommodation Name: Ger Camp
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Another day exploring the national park.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Ger Camp
Services
Private vehicle and English-speaking guide
Day 18 - Khogno Khan - Ulaanbaatar
Location: Ulaanbaatar
Accommodation Name: Best Western Premier Tuushin or similar
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
The drive back to the capital will take most of the morning, but the afternoon is free to spend a little more time exploring Ulaanbaatar at your own pace. Take in more of its monasteries and museums or enjoy some last-minute shopping before dinner.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Overnight Best Western Premier Tuushin or similar
Services
Private Vehicle with English-speaking guide
Sightseeing: Ulaanbaatar city tour
Travel time and distances
Khogno Khan to Ulaanbaatar: Approx. 260 km/ 4.5hrs drive
Day 19 - Departure
Location: Ulaanbaatar
Meals Included: Breakfast
Transfer to the airport for your return flight.
Meals
Breakfast
Services
Private Airport Transfer
What's Included
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Return airport transfers
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KTX ticket to/from Busan
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18 nights accommodation
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Meals as mentioned in the itinerary
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Services of an English speaking guide
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Private transportation with driver
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Flight between Incheon and Ulaanbaatar - Economy Class
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Sightseeing as per the itinerary including all entrance fees
What's Not Included
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International and domestic flights
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Visas
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Travel and medical insurance
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All services, meals other than those indicated above
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Any changes to the proposed and confirmed program.
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All items of a personal nature e.g. drinks, laundry, telephone calls, tips etc
Mode of Transport
Travel in comfort with private transportation and an English-speaking guide, including KTX bullet train transfers, flights between Incheon and Ulaanbaatar, and scenic drives through South Korea and Mongolia, ensuring a seamless and enriching travel experience.
Accommodation
Experience a diverse range of accommodations including Hotel Noah in Busan, local guest houses in Changwon, a temple stay at Beopjusa Temple, and traditional Ger camps in Mongolia, offering a blend of comfort and cultural immersion throughout your journey.
Check out our Q&As
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What kind of accommodation can I expect during the tour?
During the tour, you will stay in a variety of accommodations including hotels, local guest houses, and traditional ger camps. There is also a unique temple stay experience at Beopjusa Temple in Mt. Songnisan National Park.
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Are meals included in the tour package?
Yes, meals are included as mentioned in the itinerary. You will enjoy a mix of local and traditional meals throughout the tour, including a traditional vegetarian temple meal during the temple stay.
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What activities are available in Terelj National Park?
In Terelj National Park, you can enjoy horse riding through the park's scenic landscapes. Alternatively, you can opt for cycling or kayaking to explore the area.
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What is the temple stay experience like at Beopjusa Temple?
The temple stay at Beopjusa Temple offers an immersive experience of Buddhist spiritual culture. You will participate in a traditional vegetarian temple meal, an evening Yebul ceremony, and engage in Zen meditation and a tea ceremony with the monks.
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Will I have the opportunity to see the endangered Przewalski horses?
Yes, you will visit Hustai National Park, where you will have the opportunity to see the rare and endangered wild Przewalski horses in their natural habitat during an early evening drive through the park.
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What can I expect to see at the 13th Century Camp?
At the 13th Century Camp, you will explore various aspects of life in 13th-century Mongolia, visiting areas dedicated to blacksmiths, teachers, herders, shamans, and kings, gaining a deeper understanding of their roles and daily activities.
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What is the significance of the Orkhon Valley?
The Orkhon Valley is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its historical significance and natural beauty. It was once a center of imperial power and offers a picturesque glimpse into Mongolia's rich past.
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Will the accommodation included meet local health and safety regulations?
Yes. Focusing on providing authentic experiences where ever you are in the world, Crooked Compass has access to a vast array of accommodation styles. From boutique properties in larger cities to local guest houses and home stays within small villages. Crooked Compass ensures that local authenticity flows through your accommodation throughout your tour without compromising standard.
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What sort of transportation is used for your tours?
Transportation utilised on a Crooked Compass escorted small group tour is a combination of a private air conditioned vehicle and local transport where appropriate. This may include a local bus ride, use of the cities metro system, a domestic flight to another city or overnight train ride.
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What Ethical Travel credentials does the tour company have?
Crooked Compass strives to be a leader in sustainable tourism. Crooked Compass is firmly committed to the principles of ethical travel. Our comprehensive Sustainable Tourism Practices policy summarises our commitments and actions. Although the very basis of our ground operations lends itself to the ethos of sustainable tourism, this policy re-iterates our commitment to: Use locally owned hotels Use locally owned ground agents Use local guides and drivers Promote community tourism projects from homestays to craft shops Support charities that work within the destinations that we travel to Carbon offset our travels
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Who runs your tours and are they experts in their fields?
Crooked Compass works with the worlds best operators who are specialists in their country, region and cities providing you with in depth local knowledge. We use local guides who live and breathe the areas they work in, making sure you experience their region, their way. We believe it is far better to have a local guide who knows a lot about a little than a text book trained Western tour guide who knows a little about a lot. Using local guides also ensures that money stays within local communities and supports the regions we visit.
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What can I expect from a Crooked Compass tour that I wouldn't get from travelling with an alternative company?
Crooked Compass provides a sensory way to understand the world – we help you live like a local, eat like a local, do what the locals do and seek the faces behind the places whilst discovering untouched lands and natural beauty. Crooked Compass tours delve deep into the heart and soul of a destination ensuring you get out of your journey all you intended and much, much more. Our intriguing itineraries have been created by travellers for travellers. Steering travellers to follow a different path, Crooked Compass’ itineraries allow you to experience the world’s most fascinating destinations in ways you never dreamed possible. It brings to life those ‘bucket list’ experiences you have yearned to do and separates the travellers from the tourists. Crooked Compass tours are culturally rich, reward travellers with unexpected encounters and uncommon rendezvous, creating truly unique, authentic travel experiences.
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Who do your tours cater for?
Crooked Compass escorted small group tours cater for those who are well travelled seeking the what’s next and what’s new. Our travellers are curious minded soft adventurers who want to uncover something more than the mainstream tourist trail. Crooked Compass tours draw travellers with an interest in sustainable tourism and conservation for the areas they visit. A Crooked Compass traveller is someone who is seeking something fresh and unique, who has a yearning for authenticity and discovery, with an appreciation for cultures, tradition and the natural world. We call them Cultural Purists.
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I am concerned about my impact on travelling through untouched regions. Can I offset?
Yes. All travellers on Crooked Compass tours have the option to offset their part of their tour’s carbon footprint by donating $4AUD (tax-deductible) at time of booking. 100% of these funds are donated to Greenfleet, an environmental non-profit organisation dedicated to protecting our climate by restoring our forests. By partnering with Greenfleet, we are confident that our carbon offset program provides genuine and lasting environmental benefits. Your offset donation funds plant trees and restore permanent native forests in Australia and New Zealand. As they grow, these forests provide many community and environmental benefits by absorbing carbon emissions, protecting our unique biodiversity, restoring habitat for native wildlife, preventing soil salinity and erosion, improving water quality and much more. If you’d like to find out more and offset the rest of your carbon emissions, visit www.greenfleet.org.au
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