Hotel Kantipur Temple House Kathmandu

... bananas que nos ofreció Martine.<br><br> A eso de las 19 llegamos a la frontera. Ya era de noche, y tuvimos que caminar hasta la oficina de inmigración India para registrar la salida y después proseguir hasta la nepalesa para registrar la entrada y pagar la visa (como están lucrando con esto los nepaleses, la aumentan cada 2 semanas). Cuando nos bajamos del colectivo, el chofer nos indico en un inglés extremadamente primitivo para qué lado teníamos que caminar ...

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... off to the Trisuli river for white water rafting. We arrived after 4 hours on a scary local bus going round bends at high speed dodging other buses.<br>There was a huge suspension bridge over the river which scared me half to death as I hate heights. We had to cross it to get to the camp site the other side and then back for meals. White water rafting was great fun once I got over my fear of falling in as you sit right on the edge with nothing to hold on to as you are paddling ...

... my day has been pretty dull. I was on my way to explore Durbhar Square when it began raining. The sky looked pretty threatening so I retreated to my Hotel room and have remained here ever since as it keeps raining on and off. Still at least the temperature has dropped a few degrees and the air feels fresher. I even ordered the Dal Baat here that was lovely, probably because I went for the veggie option. I also ordered chapatti and pickle to go with it and decided it is the ...

"no cards, no cards"<br>not really what i wanted to hear from the exchange desk in Kathmandu airport when i had no cash to pay for my entry visa. this is the first of three lessons i learnt the hard way.<br>after talking to the security staff, they let me out of the airport to use an atm, provided i left my passport behind the desk. this led to the second lesson i learnt the hard way.<br>as soon as i stepped onto the street, i was accosted by a man eager to ...

... and lawn mowers. Occasionally though, the lawnmowers are retired and eaten. <br><br>Tomorrow, we may head back to the dirty city but Surya and his police officer friend will try to get me into China first since it's sort of on the way. If I can't get in, he may just cross over for a bit and buy me some cheaper toys for the children at Mother Teresa's child center whose broken, dirty, ridiculous toys I'm replacing.<br><br>Later<br>The weather here is so unpredictable. It can go ...

... thanked me so much for helping and wished I could stay. They told me to tell anyone who wishes to help to come! Then one of the sisters brought me into her cubby-hole "office" with pictures of Mother Teresa all over the walls and a statue of Mary, surrounded by flowers which sat in plastic orange noodle jars. She told me all about how M. Teresa herself came many years ago, 1988 I believe, and saw how awful it was then. She resolved to ...

... and interesting stories from his life whilst we all sat around candles when the electricity was out all night. Then there ws Ally B.<br><br>We did a bit of shopping although it can be very overwhelming to shop in Kathmandu, there is just so much shopping. You really have to do alot of looking first to check out the various qualities of goods and approximate costs, then know what you want and how much you want to pay for it, then find the shop again amongst the ...