Hotel Pumori Pokhara

Lake Side Pokhara, Nepal

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I Love It Here In The Monastery, but…

A travel blog entry by splunk

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... novel experience has worn off a bit and I’ve settled into my routine.…. my guess is it will pass.

I think, but am not certain, not all, but a lot has to do with how much I value doing my simple tasks back home, especially planting impatiens plant after impatiens plant, until I had planted literally thousands of them each year. I would pride myself in being able to paint brush stroke after brush stroke until my house was painted or stacking ...

Arrival at the Monastery

A travel blog entry by splunk

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... to in Dharamsala, India a few years back. Sonam said he again would come back for me when I was finished. I also believe that it would be a no-no to not eat the meal and leave food on a plate that could be eaten by others. Well, I finished all but some of the rice and lifted myself somehow outside… felt like a big pimple about to pop… about as uncomfortable as I’ve ever felt after a meal. I really do need to read up on the customs very ...

Day 5: Banthanti to Poon Hill (3210m)

A travel blog entry by williampotter

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... unlike the pre-dawn torchlight procession I followed last visit. The rhododendron and berberis bushes are alive with invisible birds and a single barking deer. On top, we have the hill to ourselves. A single cloud brushes against Annapurna South. We fill up our camera memory cards and bask in the magnificent view.

On the way down, we pass Xiao Yellow, who has adopted another couple for this part of the trek. We regret not getting the chance to buy him dinner.

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Poo Hill

A travel blog entry by naomirothwell

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... hung up all our sweaty (yum) clothes and snuggled up in front of the fire. The temperature at 3,000+ metres was significantly colder, we were properly wrapped up. To keep warm that night we both squeezed onto a single bed in our sleeping bags, fully kitted out in two pairs of socks, leggings, walking trousers, base layer tops, hoodie, fleece, hat, scarf and gloves! It still took half the night to warm up!   The following morning we were supposed to walk up to Poon Hill, ...

"Dal Bhat Power, 24 Hour!"

A travel blog entry by nicky_n_aza

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... I guess, but we were freezing!! We spent the day alternating between heading outside, doing many starjumps etc (to get the blood pumping) and ordering many many hot teas (which didn’t stay hot for long) and staring at our own breath inside the lodges. Had the sun been out I’m sure we would not have been so cold, however at close to 3000m in elevation it was very damp and very cold. We had the option of taking a hot shower, however the stripping off part and standing on ...

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This hotel was formerly known as: Pumori