Hotel Meera Pokhara

... pendant deux heures et pendant que le groupe assurait avec Metallica et Red Hot Chili Peppers. Puis il est parti, pas nous, et les instructeurs de parapente se sont assis avec nous, avons bu et fume jusqu'a la fermeture.<br>Obliges de reveiller l'hotelier a notre retour car il dormait et on etait enfermes dehors. <br>Ai attendu devant la tele qu'ils diffusent le match France Irlande, mais me suis endormi. Ai donc rate ce match qui m'a eu l'air bien pourri....<br><br>

... time when I tell you body left I want you to cross right leg over left and when I say body right cross left leg over right." No problem I think this must be a technique for descent. Wrong! The first body left I don't manage to get my leg crossed over because the camera is hanging down from neck between my legs. I then get strip tore off of me because I didn't get my leg crossed over. I tuck the camera into the side of my body and we start into a series of body lefts ...

... strengthened in Kathmandu. After getting pumped full of IVs at the hospital, he rested at my uncle Rob&#8217;s place (bless his heart) and then flew back out to Pokhara to see parts of the other side of the trek! <br><br><br>The group reunited!! <br><br>Many more pics from our unforgettable adventure:<br>http://www.flickr.com/pho tos/benkunz/sets/72157622677652833/

... the blistering heat, we went down 1430m and up 1725m so by the time we got to Dobhan we were exhausted. However we did have a helping hand today and were proudly presented with sticks from the guide, Neil&#8217;s made out of wood and mine made out of bamboo.<br><br>However, we did have our first sight of wildlife today as we saw a monkey (Common Langur) and some deer whilst walking through the Rhododendron, Oak and Bamboo forests. <br><br>When we got to Dobhan we ...

... i knaene dagene efter. Men det var det hele vaerd, for kontant havde vi snedaekkede bjerge, taet bambusskov, store vandfald, sindssygt groenne rismarker og skrigende gule sennepsmarker omkring os samt smilende boern og aeldre mennesker som konstant samlede deres haender i et &#8221;Namaste&#8221; (goddag) til os. <br><br>Alle dage var vejret helt fantastisk (kun 20 minutters regn den allerfoerste dag) og man skulle i hvert fald ikke spare paa solcremen, som vi erfarede ...

... below didnt make it up fast enough to catch the sunrise over mt. Everest it was amazing!!!! you now know why u climbed up all those days and put urself through hell it was all worth it.,<br><br>This is where **** got bad for me.<br>Once u descend from the peak u eat breakfast and then hike to dingboche about 8 hours. This is after a 3 hour hike to Kalipitar we walked and walked and walked and made it back to dingboche. I ...

... was nowhere to really meet other travellers. That has changed so much over the weeks. The first person I really spoke to was Matt and the other 2 lads he was with. Bumping into them again later was good too. Then I met Joakim (the Swedish guy) who told me about the rafting trip. In fact he called me when I was in Kathmandu the other day and we had lunch together. It made it feel just like home&#8230;.catching with friends for lunch.<br><br>I guess things really changed on the Langtang ...

... Mahadev Cave. The cave is where you can see Devi Falls from behind and has a Stalagmite which Hindu's worship as the Shiva God. The guys were really sweet and even got us a drink they offered to take us to the Batu caves on their motorbikes but as we had the bikes so unfortunately we couldn't. <br><br>After riding back to Lakeside and dropping off the bikes we walked up to the World Peace Pagoda. We had to row ...

... country, very beautiful'. Im not sure how they know that or if they say that to everyone but it's nice still. <br><br>Majority of Nepalis, 70%, live rurally with little or no road access, in small towns or villages. There are massive mountains everywhere so makes sense that walking is the main mode of transportation. So traveling is no different here...trekking is the best way to see Nepal and the ...