Hotel Snowland

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Pokera

A travel blog entry by superval

Pokera was an awesome treat after spending 13 days trekking through the Annapurna Circuit. We took the local Bus from Beni, only $2 for a 6 hours bus ride (although we did ride with goats on the bus). We arrived in Pokera and checked into the Snowland Hotel which I selected from the Lonely Plant because it said it had hot showers and after 13 days …

Day 37: Tatopani to Ghoropani

A travel blog entry by williampotter

The last feared day - an arduous hike up 1800m. It's steps, steps and more steps for six-and-a-half hours to Ghoropani, tough and repetitive, up into cloud forest with a stunning view of the Annapurna range. (Clouds mean we have to wait till tomorrow morning for that pleasure.) This is a four-soda hike back up to 3000m. Today's guesthouse, Hotel …

Trekking naar de vallei van Nar - Phu

A travel blog entry by sigrid-geert

... naar de bergen. We zouden naar het begin van het Annapurna circuit (Besisahar) reizen met de `microbus`. De busjes mogen dan inderdaad wel micro zijn, maar het klantenaantal kan serieus oplopen. Na enkele minuten bollen deden we al een eerste stopplaats aan, en dan nog een... en nog een... en nog een... tot we op een gegeven moment dachten: `nu zit hij helemaal propvol`, maar dat was niet volgens Nepalese normen gerekend. Er kan er altijd net nog eentje bij en uiteindelijk ...

A little catch up!

A travel blog entry by cameron_zac

... around 1600 meters which is not a bad effort for a cycle at all, well we thought any way.
Any way, it has been blazing hot again today but we stocked up on drinks and snacks and went off on our merry way. Unfortunatly Kimberly hasn't been feeling so well so as we were just starting the main hog of the hill was feeling pretty rough but decided to push her bike up with Neil whilst me and Zac continued. The more we went up (as we've found many times) the more ...