Clay Wadman
Last December my wife and I went to Nepal.  It was my third trip.  Beyond the Limits exceeded my expectations in all categories. I guess Nepal is famous for glitches, a lost airline bag or missed flight.  After 40 hours of transit from Telluride, to LA to Bancock to KMD and the jet lag associated, having them meet us at the airport, happy, calm and fluent was a godsend.  They took us to a great hotel in Thamel, took us to dinner and took me back to find my lost luggage the next day.  In a country of perceived chaos their entire staff remains upbeat and calm. The Trek itself was out of this world.  Beyond the seamless logistics of our kitchen staff, great food and incredible hygiene, we got so much out of traveling with guides who befriended not only the locals, every step of the way, but all of us as well.  I now feel as if I have real friends living in Katmandu and would trust them with any decision they might need to make on my behalf. I am happy to talk to you, or conference call with your group, if any of you have questions or would like further reflections on some of the smaller details of my travel experiences in Nepal.