Go on the trip of a lifetime to Nepal and help SOS Children!

BBC Radio presenter Steve Carver has come up with a novel idea: he’s organised a unique two week holiday to Nepal this Easter that donates money from its profits to help SOS Children orphans as well as an orphanage in the rural town of Duwacot near Kathmandu. This wonderful trip includes visiting ancient cities, spending time in the Nepalese jungle, as well as five days beginners’ trekking in the lower Himalaya. You can even take an optional light-aircraft flight around the tip of Mount Everest!

Each participant who mentions SOS Nepal on booking, automatically donates £75 to SOS Children projects in Nepal. It’s a novel idea, that gives people a holiday of a life-time and helps change the lives of our children. The holiday cost is just £975 excluding international flights. The trip leaves from 5 - 17 April and more details can be found on Angel Holidays website.Corporate groups are welcome to take part.

Organiser Steve Carver says: “I've started Angel Holidays for two main reasons. Firstly, I wanted to provide a travel experience that would give visitors a real taste of all three of Nepal's terrains, offering more than just a walking holiday but something that gives you a real experience of Nepal and its culture. Secondly, I wanted people to enjoy the giving aspect of the holiday: each person who takes part will automatically be donating money to help some of Nepal's poorest children. So by taking part, you're not only having an adventure of a life-time, but also changing the lives of others!”

Steve is an experienced Tour Leader and radio presenter for BBC Radio Four, BBC World Service and BBC Radio Wales. His programmes to-date have included travels around the Himalaya to discover the plight of vultures facing extinction, a trip through India to tell the story of the Enfield Bullet motorcycle, features on the Parsi tribes of Bombay and more recently travels to Egypt with the current Lord and Lady Carnavon to re-trace the discovery of the tomb Tutankhamen. In 'Dancing around the Mediterranean' for BBC Radio Four (broadcast March 2008) he worked as a ballroom dancer on a cruise-liner in a light-hearted documentary. He is currently editing material from his travels around Nepal and Tibet.

For more info, visit: www.angelholidays.co.uk