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Hotel Tenki Kathmandu

Paknajol, Thamel Kathmandu, Nepal

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Born to be Mild

A travel blog entry by jtw000

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... 8 and we did the paperwork. Then, he found a problem. The chain was knackered and needed replacing. He offered me other bikes but they were all tiny and I’m not so I went elsewhere looking for one. In the end the chances of getting an Enfield were between slim and none so I went back and annoyed the dealer about fixing the VR and getting it out to me as arranged. One rental place dealt with our inquiry in typically Nepalese style. He told us he had many Enfields waiting to rent ...

Kathmandu part 2

A travel blog entry by poridley

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... 1500R so I just said no because I knew he was trying to rip me off. But eventually settled on a price of 1000R, again probably too much but it meant I could do Pashupatinath, Bodhnath and Patan in one go and he would wait around for me so all in all it wasn't too bad.

So we got to Pashupatinath and it is basically like a mini Varenasi. Varenasi light if you like. It's a temple set on a river where they basically cremate dead bodies on the river and people go there to ...

Temple City: Kathmandu

A travel blog entry by hilary_todd

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... the airport at about 8pm. The queues were horrendous and there were people everywhere. Even though we could utilize the business class check in, the check in took forever (about 10 – 20 minutes per person!). God knows what they were doing! Then there were the biggest immigration queues I have just about ever seen. Kathmandu airport is the worst airport we have been to on this trip, hands down!

Our experience at the airport only continued to get worse. ...

Kathmandu en vertrek naar Annapurna circuit

A travel blog entry by jkloppenburg

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... heb ik alleen geinformeerd voor een hiketocht naar het Annapurna circuit. Zo op het eerste opzicht een prijzige bedoeling waarvan de dagelijkse kosten met alleen een gids zou neerkomen op 35 euro per dag. Vervolgens naar de boekenwinkel gelopen waar ik mijn Lonely Planet met een grote zucht van verlichting vond en kocht. Nu nog een hotel. Er waren weinig hostels en op prijs werd Marco Polo de gelukkkig geselecteerde. Gelegen in het hartje van Thamel leek me dit een goede ...

Nepal (MW)

A travel blog entry by ionamarktravel

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... of the driver only (the passenger cannot see a thing, but it may be better this way). The remaining section of window which has been left clear for the novel idea of seeing the road is sometimes about as big as a dinner plate. It is completely nuts, and nerve wracking to pass one, but they look as cool as hell and the guys spending ten grand doing up Hyundai Lantras in Penrith could learn a lot!

Nepal has been close to Iona's heart for many years since she formed a close ...

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