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From the remote tribes of unseen North East India, coffee plantations of Colombia and the medieval monasteries of Serbia to the dramatic landscapes of Eastern Turkey and the ancient heritage of Syria, Lebanon and Jordan - our tours will take your breath away. Tours

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Travel The Unknown off the beaten track

Started by two travel enthusiasts, Travel The Unknown was born with the aim of helping you discover the world`s most unspoilt hideaways in some of the most off the beaten track locations on Earth. Each aspect of our tours has been personally researched, ensuring the highest of standards and the most unique of experiences. We provide both group tours and private tours for those wanting a more personal trip. Tours can also be tailor-made to suit your travel requirements more exactly. How ever you decide to travel, you are guaranteed a trip of lifetime!

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£200 off North East India tour.
Monks, Tribes & Rhinos - £1900pp (was £2100pp). Departure 11 March 2010.

Living Root Bridges (featured in the Independent) - departs 30 March 2010 (£500pp) »

more BBC documentary - How The Earth Made Us - on Living Root Bridges
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more NE India tour featured in the Independent
The extraordinary bridges over the Khasi river valleys are l ... »

more Change in India visa rules
Foreign Office in India has introduced new regulations on to ... »

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Testimonial Myrka, Slovakia
Thank you so much for organizing such a brilliant trip. I must admit it took me few days to get used to the country, as I have never visited a developing count... »

Photo of a Colombian town plaza