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There are 3 Durbar Squares in grtr Kathmandu
Well once again we survived a manic car journey & the grotty suburbs of Kathmandu - the traffic pollution is horrid & there is a mass of people. You really don't want to go near the river. Still we are at another 'posh' hotel on the hill via the British Army bookings, although it is UN & NGO/Charity land and I think this is where some …
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India - Agra, Delhi
... off the train so we had a new person in every once in a while. It was so funny that when we had a new player, some of the people watching would teach them how to play! It was amazing!! After a few hours of cards, it was time for sleep. It was freezing cold. No understatement. Literally, frozen like an ice-cube. We arrived in Agra at 2am… It was very overwhelming in the cold station that late/early. Many people wanted to help us with our bags or ...
Padmasambhava
... her outside mumbling a mantra. I give her this wide-eyed expression and gesture to her cave, “I didn’t know this was your home! I’m sorry!” She is amused. We clasp hands, exchange namastes, she heads back to her cave, and I am ushered up the narrow roughhewn steps by another docent.
Twenty yards later and roughly on top of the nun’s cave I find what I am looking for. This is the real deal. There are butter lamps ...
Mind your Ears, Nose and Mouth
... wouldnt imagine the colour of our snot at the end a day here, yikes!
We only stayed 2 days cause it was just to loud and dusty......but in those 2 days we managed to make some friends with three great Dutch guys, with whom we made our way to pokhara with....a much more relaxed and less dusty place at the foot of the Annapurna mountain range!!!
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Durbar Square, Bouddhanath, Bakthapur, alouette..
... du stupa. Plusieurs autres éléments cosmologiques y sont intégrés, mais comme mon but n'est pas de donner un cours de religion, je vais m'arrêter là! Des roues de prières, des temples et des autels (bouddhistes, chamaniques et hindous) bordent le tout, et des singes se promènent allègrement parmi tout cela.
A Boudha, où je suis restée deux jours, se trouve également un autre stupa. Bien que moins orné que celui de Swayambhu, il est beaucoup plus gros. Autour de ce lieu ...


