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Baima Hotel Xigaze

No.148 Quriyubulin, Zhangmu Zhen Xigaze, Tibet, China

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The Langtang, Gosaikund Lake, and Helambu Treks

A travel blog entry by jeffsadventures

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... over! Not quite. Fortunately, there are other things to do. We spent the afternoon getting as close to Langtang Lirung Glacier as possible before we had to turn around and get back to town before dark. The glacier is farther away than it looks. It would take an entire day to hike up to the glacier, touch it, and make it back to the village. We need our energy for tomorrow anyway to climb Tserko Ri.


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A little bit up and down - trekking in Nepal

A travel blog entry by helihigl

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nach ein paar tagen in KTM (ich mag die abkuerzung fuer Kathmandu) war es an der zeit mal den himalaya wieder zu sehen. die wege von Roj, dem englaender mit indischen wurzeln und mir trennten sich nach ca. 2 wochen also. er musste zu einem verwandtentreffen in Punjab und ich eben wandern.
KTM hat mich positiv ueberrascht - ist zwar sehr hektisch und laut aber unzaehlige tempel. fortgehen ist aber wieder etwas duerftig - das Tom & Jerry pub war quasi meine anlaufstelle. aber ...

26th Oct 2011

A travel blog entry by amnesiauk

Not the best nights sleep granted, Thanx to the locals talking till late and then again at 3am but still enough sleep to function for the day.
After 1 1/2 hours of waiting in the coach park we finally left for Tatopani, famed for its hot springs!
The journey to Tatopani...well let's keep it simple and say if this doesn't qualify for the 'worlds most dangerous road' I'd hate to see what it possibly could be.
Arriving in one piece at Tatopani you are ...

Day 36

A travel blog entry by jessievilla

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So today we start the descent again. Thank f**k, cos I'm starting to get frostbite in places one should never get frostbite. Today is another 8 hour bus ride, on a road that is even more bumpy than yesterday. How is that even possible? Oh, and throw in knife-edge cliffs, the usual hairpin bends etc. We drive over the Tibetan Plains, which are absolutely stunning to look at. But my God, it's bleak. You cant imagine what it must be like in the ...

Back to the Peace Corp

A travel blog entry by pesouttour

Since our last message we've taken another 9 day trek. We started out with a job to find a health post for which returned Peace Corps Volunteers have funded a telelink to a call-in doctor consultation service in Kathmandu. To get there we had two long uphill days with beautiful views of the Anna purna peaks, great food and company followed by one long downhill day. The visit to the clinic was both interesting and informative. ...

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