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Nagarkot Nagarkot, Nepal
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Beautiful Nagarkot
2/2 More bus ride toward Nagarkot. After lunch at a Chinese restaurant, we stopped at Bhaktapur Dubar Square. Bhaktapur Durbar Square is home to some of the most beautiful and breathtaking of these creations, complete with wooden carvings, gateways and idols.
Arrived at Nagarkot's hotel after some heart-stopping ride on the treacherous …
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Trekking into thin air
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Die Route schraubt sich quälend langsam immer höher in die Berge. Der Bus muss Erdrutschpassagen und kleine Bergbäche überqueren. Wenn man aus dem Fenster schaut blickt man hunderte Meter tief in gähnende Abgründe. Seitenbegrenzungen sind hier unbekannt. Besonders spannend wird es, wenn sich auf dieser engen, unbefestigten Straße zwei Busse passieren müssen. Das ist dann reine Millimeterarbeit. Ein Bus schabt fast an den Felsklippen, der andere ...



