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Hotel Kantipur Pokhara

Lakeside Lakeside . Pokhara 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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... 8217; power. The Temple was packed … seemed like a lot from the village below were attending. The music was nearly constant, the prayers and chanting was constant, the most colorful flower petals that I had seen many of the men and women separating from their stalk were all distributed to the worshippers, gifts of food were distributed to each of us, and in a single line procession, we all went up toward the alter and past the high Lama ...

Arrival at the Monastery

A travel blog entry by splunk

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... than to share their life with them… meaning I can do meditations and chantings with them, I will be instructed in how they meditate, and the why’s and how’s of what they do. I can join with them within the actual Temple or I can do my meditations within my room if I wish… or I suppose I can do nothing but sleep and write and use the internet if I wish.

However, this is the daily structure:

Gates are open from 7:00am -6:30pm. ...

Trekkingdag 1, naar Hile

A travel blog entry by douwel

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... zijn geweest. Dan merk je pas hoezeer ons leven rondom de digitale media is georganiseerd (en steeds meer). En dat het onderlinge familiecontact zonder media echt veel leuker is! Dit soort dagen zijn zeldzaam en dat betekent dus extra genieten.

Rond 2130 uur ligt iedereen in zijn slaapzak, thermo-ondergoed aan en zijn muts op. Een plaat triplex scheidt onze slaapruimte van die van de jongens dus we horen alles van elkaar. Even gezellig keten met zijn ...

Day 7: Chuile to Sinuwa (2340m)

A travel blog entry by williampotter

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A lovely clear morning again, not a trace of the previous evening's mist. I feel strong, perhaps from the lower altitude and take steps down to the river and up again in less than an hour. There are barley farms along the way with tall wild marijuana in courtyards alongside the more familiar marigolds and geraniums. The marijuana produces nothing worth smoking (an offence in Nepal, anyway). Instead, the seeds are used for seasoning pickles.
It's the warmest ...

Poo Hill

A travel blog entry by naomirothwell

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... the space of half an hour!) Each time we politely smiled and refused but our tolerance was wearing thin and when we passed the same boy later that day, who predictably asked 'would you like something to smoke?' he was met with a very aggressive 'NO' from a small angry blonde girl (me)! Even though we were met with a big apology the following day he continued to offer Ross drugs. I have therefore reached the conclusion that beards are bad news over here (no offence to anyone that ...

This hotel was formerly known as: Hotel Kantipur