The Kiratians or the himalayan people, has a complex and rich origin rooted in eastern Himalayan cultural and historical contexts. According to contemporary historians, the 8th and 9th centuries saw widespread cultural exchange between the Kirat and Tibetan migrant populations.

They are the groups of individuals living mostly in the eastern himalayas of:

Nepal: is a landlocked country in South Asia with the highest mountain peak in the world. A diverse country with a very significant climate. It is a beautiful country with a unique rich culture and diverse landscapes.

Bhutan: its stunning natural beauty and a unique culture. It has a constitutional monarchy, with the king serving as head of state. Moreover the country is known for its pristine environment, with a strong commitment to preserving its ecological heritage. Traditional Buddhist monasteries and temples can be found throughout the country, providing a serene and spiritual atmosphere.

North East Indian States –

Sikkim: a nature lovers paradise, known for its breathtaking natural beauty, with snow-capped mountains, lush green valleys, and pristine rivers. Its climate is influenced by high altitude and also has a vibrant economy.

Darjeeling and Kalimpong (West Bengal): Their mesmerizing beauty, rich history, and cultural significance. Darjeeling also known as the “Queen of the Hills” and identified for its magnificent tea plantations, which produce some of the world’s finest tea.

Kalimpong is known for its vibrant Tibetan culture and is home to several Buddhist monasteries, Both offer a unique and captivating experience for travelers. With their stunning landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and adventure opportunities.