Hotel Gurkha Haven Pokhara

Pardi, Lakeside, Pokhara - 17 Pokhara, Nepal

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This Too Shall Pass... A Whole New Day & Week

A travel blog entry by splunk

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... week. This has been an overwhelming experience, but two reasons mostly go into my decision. First and foremost, this has not really been much about volunteering… this has been about me getting the benefits of an amazing experience. Perhaps had I not just had a similar experience of limited volunteer time in Iceland, I would stay here next week. But, really my passion is the volunteering and for various reasons, there hasn’t been ...

Arrival at the Monastery

A travel blog entry by splunk

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... who knows Buddhist practices, teachings & thought in detail. BTW, Krishna is obviously a practicing Hindu.

It was there then that I was also introduced to Sonam...he is my mentor I suppose is the closest description I can give.

I was shown to my room on the top of a separate building from the Temple...all the monks live on the floors below. My room is perhaps 15’ x 20’... it has gorgeous views of the town below. It also has ...

Dag 5 In Pokhara

A travel blog entry by douwel

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... waterstroom in de donkere diepte voorbij. Vervolgens brachten we een bezoek aan het bergbeklimmuseum van Nepal. Indrukwekkend zoveel hoge Bergen er in dit land zijn. Al in 1953 was Edmund Hillary als eerste op de Mount Everest (hoogte 8848 m). Vanaf 7000 meter heb je extra zuurstof nodig. Er zijn sherpa's die de top al meer dan 20 keer beklommen hebben en dat zonder zuurstof. Dat zijn de echte helden, maar daar lees je niet vaak ...

Day 6: Ghorepani to Chuile (2245m)

A travel blog entry by williampotter

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The lodge reverberates to the sound of trekkers rising at 5am to climb Poon Hill for dawn. Once they're gone, we get up to see Annapurna in the day's first golden light from the steps of the hostel.
I launch the day with a hearty Tibetan trekker's breakfast of fried potatoes, onion, tomatoes, omelette and Tibetan flatbread. I need the energy. It's a wearisome, gradual tramp up Gurung Hill, ...

Poo Hill

A travel blog entry by naomirothwell

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... smallest men I have ever seen)! We took a bus to Nayapul, approximately 1.5-2 hours west of pokhara. Having been told that the difficulty rating of the trek was 'moderate' (easy in Ross's eyes) Ross being Ross wanted a challenge, he therefore decided to take his 70L backpack filled with all our stuff (weighing approximately 15kg). I, on the other hand, took a 20L backpack packed full of snacks etc. We started the trek at about 10:30 am and quickly realised that the route was by ...

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