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Lake Side Pokhara, Nepal, 61-520886
Wow but I think I have reached Nirvana - or is it Shangri -La (according to the guide books). After 16 days in the relative bundus we thought the urban life would be brash and loud, but its gooood! Pokhara is situated on a lake with the Himalayas on one side and 'hills' on the other, perched on top of one is the World Peace Pagoda. We have spent out time not having to pack-up and just enjoying being in 1 place for a short while. We have been enjoying it so much that we ended up extending our...
Pokhara, Nepal kirstyandmike
... et m'a fait un CD que j'ai achete 10 euros mais bon j'en referai jamais. Le pilote m'a aussi filme tout le vol, et va me faire un DVD haute qualite avec 5-6 photos de moi en train de nourrir l'oiseau, pour 20 euros pas donne mais c'est mieux que Disneyland quand meme.<br>Le bar ou nous sommes restes est tres sympa, tout au bord du lac et devant la zone d'aterrissage, me suis bu deux bieres et suis reste la bas 2 h, a parler avec Emily, une anglaise qui ne s'occupe ...
Pokhara, Nepal emeric.bensaci... deux gros gabarits pour prendre de la vitesse. Malheureusement aucune vue des pics montagneux, couverts par les nuages, mais pas grave, l'important c'est le fun. Ai pris quelques photos de la haut, c'est tres beau, mais ai rate les photos ou le mec et moi on fait les cons devant l'appareil, le zoom etait a fond je sais pas pourquoi.... Puis une fois mes photos finies, il m'a laisse piloter, puis on a fait quelques cascades, apres qu'il m'ait demande si ca me derangeait, car a ...
Pokhara, Nepal emeric.bensaci... songs, it has explicit lyrics, so don’t watch it if you don’t like that sort of stuff!<br><br>Video Link: <br>http://www.flickr.com/photos/benkun z/4111978436/<br><br><br>A view of 6488 meter Khatung Kang <br><br><br>Ben and Lindsey stoked to make Thorung La Pass!<br><br><br>Greg and Lindsey ...
Pokhara, Nepal benandlindsey... shower and finding a launderette for all our smelly walking clothes, Hom took us for a huge lunch of momo, chow mein and fried chicken. A huge last feast which was yummy. <br><br>So that’s it our first trek done and dusted. Think we’re glad to be back on flat ground but loved the quietness you get with the mountains and the challenge it provided us. <br><br>10th November 2009<br><br>Early morning start with the bus trip back to Kathmandu. The bus set off at 7 ...
Annapurna Region, Himalayan Region, Nepal grifhart... br><br>As the sun went down so did the temperature and we were grateful that our tea house had a dining room with a heater. A cup of tea and shower later we were ready for dinner, which was a different experience. We went to the dining hall to be met by the sounds of dance music from Ibiza which all the porters were dancing to and loving, it soon moved on to love songs from the 80’s and as they were drinking their millet wine the singing (if that’s ...
Chromrong, Nepal grifhartAfter a relaxing day recovering from the trek we had to wait a couple of days before the rafting so we decided to sign up for a days canyoning with Paddle Nepal, which is something we didn't think we would have time for. Canyoning is basically abseiling down waterfalls, jumping into rock pools and using the waterfalls as water slides.<br><br>We set off at 6.30am and after a 3 hour bus ride and a 40 minute steep climb we arrived at ...
Pokhara, Nepal chrisandem... was a rare occurrence but most people either fly out of Jomsom or just get the bus straight back to Pokhara. We arrived at Tatopani at lunch time to give us plenty of time for the hot springs. The hot springs were great but almost too hot as the sun was shinning and the water was at least 45oC but enjoyed just chilling there for the afternoon on our final day in the Annapurna region. <br><br>Day 13 - Tatopani to Pokhara <br>Spent the day just ...
Annapurna Region, Himalayan Region, Nepal chrisandem... and clean there teeth in the water.<br>Plus on the side of the river there are certain places where they carry<br>out cremations. One place you actually see the bodies lying amongst the<br>wooden fires covered in sheets and then they light them and they take<br>about 3 hours to burn. Its one strange place but with fires burning 24<br>hours a day and all that wood burning you can see India is not doing<br>much to help global pollution.<br><br>We were to leave Varanassi on<br>Saturday ...
Pokhara, Nepal cazdave2009... reckon that sixty such groups exist within the Kingdom, speaking around forty nine different languages between them.<br><br>Soon we were off again and, after passing through a forest, began to climb slowly along a scarred and potholed road into the foothills of the Himalaya. Had the weather not been so cloudy and wet, we were assured that we would have had great views of snow-clad peaks along this route. The vegetation changed and became more varied as we left the tropical zone of the ...
Pokhara, Nepal jasonhep
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