Noble Inn Pokhara
6 Lakeside Pokhara, Nepal
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The Himalayas
Well we finally made it to Pokhara - got a bus from Kathmandu, which wasn't too bad (compared to India)...although a little bumpy!! The views made up for it though - winding through the lush green mountains, passing villages and waving children. Met a lovely lady, Emily, from Norfolk on the bus - she was moving here for a job...flying with birds! …
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This Too Shall Pass... A Whole New Day & Week
... but I know that doesn’t make their sandaled feet any warmer. Yet the monks are unbelievably jovial and light… This entire atmosphere, even inside the Temple, while respectful, it is not strict and rigid… it is playful and without much judgment of others.
The Crescendo…
The morning service was the last during Puja… this holy period of 8 days. This was a service that rivals any I’ve seen or felt ...
Arrival at the Monastery
... me, these first eight days are very holy days here at the temple as they lead up to the Buddhist new year in a few weeks. There are no classes to teach as most of the time will be spent in prayer and meditation and also in celebration... many outside visitors will be coming & it will be relatively busy. Not having classes to teach until next Monday when this period is over, I will have mostly free time to do as I wish. There will be little structure for me to ...
Trekkingdag 1, naar Hile
... kamers.
Na het eten (tradionele Nepalese maaltijd) hebben we een ouderwets een spelletje gedaan (Uno) met een grote groep, wat de emoties hoog deed oplopen. Inmiddels had iedereen voor het eten zijn thermo-ondergoed al aangedaan, muts op en jas aan, want er was geen verwarming of open haard.
Dit was de eerste dag zonder internet en er zullen er waarschijnlijk meer volgen. We realiseren ons dat het lang geleden is dat we ‘off the ...
Day 8: Sinuwa to Deurali (3200m)
... with a smattering of shredded cabbage. At height, we're feeling the cold and opt for the optional 100Rps heater charge too. A kerosene stove is lit, belching out a roaring flame. This is shoved under a woolly cloth beneath the wooden dining table, close to our legs. It's warm but hazardous, and the fumes are soon overwhelming. When the gas runs out, it's the cue for everyone to retire.
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