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Hotel Fewa Lake Pokhara

Pardi Lakeside, -17 Pokhara, Nepal

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I Love It Here In The Monastery, but…

A travel blog entry by splunk

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... period and going online to chat with friends on Facebook. Tho just journaling about this has offered a bit more clarity. Hey, perhaps one of the elders will see my funk and say, “Grasshopper, this is why…”. That’s for all you Kung Fu fans from the 70’s.

Today the elder said… “Grasshopper, go to Sarankot to do paragliding” and that’s where I’m going! I plan to go back to the Monastery with a new ...

Planes, Trains & Buses… and paragliders.

A travel blog entry by splunk

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... would have to walk across 8 lanes of fast moving constant traffic to get to the other side… all without having any traffic lights to stop traffic occasionally. But as I found out it was me who was 'dumb’ and their traffic system actually worked well without lights and encouraged a spirit of common cooperation to make traffic flow smoothly. It was one of Hanoi’s strengths, not one of its weaknesses. The spirit of cooperation permeated ...

Day 13: Pokhara

A travel blog entry by williampotter

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... s numerous tribal groups. Exhibitions of local fauna show a severe lack of taxidermy skill, however. It's freezing in the halls compared to the summery air outside. Annapurna and Fish Tail peaks, usually visible from the grounds are today smothered in cloud.

Back in Pokhara, the internet cafés are quiet as free WiFi is offered by most bars and restaurants. Trekkers Skype and check their email ...

The House is On Fire - But Dont Panic

A travel blog entry by harryabroad

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... Well panic she did…

I had, put on my bright orange and yellow happy pants so given these were the only thing I had that resembled CFS PPE off I shot upstairs… The sight was daunting… smoke billowing out and clearly one room involved with fire. The smoke layer was just over half way down the walls so I initially was hesitant to just run in. The occupants were madly scooping water from the roof top tank which is located above ...

Longest journey yet

A travel blog entry by clare_marie

... a bus from there to Pokhara which was the roughest journey ever. Kept getting tossed out my seat with the potholes which caused the second blow out... Nuts. First sight of the mountains was stunning, I'm looking forward to staying here few days before I think of starting trekking the Annapurna circuit ...

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