Travel Blogs from Dulikhel, Nepal

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Stoned Sadhus and Burning Bodies - Pashupatinath

A travel blog entry by djchurch

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... was the Hindu festival of Shivaratri ("Night of Shiva"). This was being held at Pashupatinath, the most sacred Shiva temple in Nepal. Over a million people were expected to attend the ceremony, and on the surrounding streets it felt like it. The taxi ...

Saga

A travel blog entry by yushim

Visited my friend's new home in a quiet roadside village called Saga about 1 hour bus drive away from ...

Saga

A travel blog entry by yushim

A one hour hike down from the village and then a 3 hour bus ride from Barabise to ...

Eternal sunshine of Nepal

A travel blog entry by tjb_esprit

... we were too busy stomping our way to the real end of the universe, Dulikhel to stop and admire them. Dulikhel is the last city in Nepal before Tibet. The dusty, dirty stone village of Dulikhel was kind and hospitable. I stayed in the NawaRanga ...

Boudhanath to Dhulikel 30km

A travel blog entry by hubbardtim

... panorama of the Himalayas who spend their summer holiday behind the clouds and haze - a break from prying tourist eyes. Nepal is endearingly beautiful in May. I can only imagine the spectacle of clear skies and mountain giants that will be on ...

een wandelingetje

A travel blog entry by eva_op_stap

... een klein middeleeuws dorpje met stene trappen waar ze de tempel aan het renoveren waren. op weg hiernaar toe al gemerkt wandeln in nepal. iedereen die je tegenkomt vraagt je waar je naar op weg bentve om te bevestigen of te ontkennen dat je op de juiste ...

Medaka Family School, Saping

A travel blog entry by skyhla

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Hallo liebe Leute, Von Samstag bis Dienstag morgen, 22. J�nner 2008 habe ich es endlich geschafft nach Dulikhel und Saping, 4 Stunden von der Stadt Dhulikel entfernt (1stunde Bus und 3 Stunden bergAAAuuf), im Norden ...

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