Summerhill House
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Namaste! Welcome to My Next Adventure!
... to communicate! After getting settled we journeyed out to find some food. It was a terrifying experience for me trying to walk alongside all of the traffic but once we made it to a little cafe and sat down I was ok! We found a nice little area where there are TONS of restaurants and little shops. Such a nice change from China! I got a big plate of spicy chicken kebab (and it was real, chunks of white meat! More chicken than I ever had in china!), naan, fries and veggies ...
5 fantastiske dage! Kathmandu 2.
... cusine. Dal Bhat. Den hollandske pige var ogsaa med, hun spiste en groen chilli som var saa staerk at hun begyndte at graede, det var sgu synd:(. Ja og igen var vi paa tagterassen om aften.
Dagen efter om morgen ringede vores vaekke ur klokken 06 om morgen. Vi vaekkede resten af gruppen og uden for ventede vores chaffoer, som kunne virkelig meget lidt engelsk.
DA vi gik laengere ud til vejen holdte vores kaempe bus klar, der var plads til 18 inkl chaffoeren. Det ...
Kathmandu: Because we really wanted to!
Sounds, smells and sights abound in Kathmandu. Ferociously confusing. Alluringly complex. The senses are enlivened by the atmosphere of the place. Though the smog eventually does dampen them. There is an omnipresent symphony of honking car horns as swarms of vehicles in all forms tussle for a pathway in the narrow streets. The forlorn whistling of traffic police seems nearly drowned in the cacophany. In one instant, in a single breath you inhale the fumes of ...
Festival (The day The Buddha came down to Earth)
... tossed forward into the air as an offering. Some the little monks seemed to target their rice in the direction of a non-monk boy sitting a bit in front of me, he looked very confused as to why rice kept raining down on him. I was then ushered off to give on offering and be blessed. The monks all go up first, with the residents of the monastery first, followed by the other monks and then the public. I was positioned in front of my pupils, in the ...
Day 11 – Friday Bloody Friday
... site. The first thing my guide shows me is the temple dedicated to Chhinnamasta pointing out the blood from an animal sacrifice a day or two ago. There was blood splattered all inside the temple and you could see the blood where the animal(s) was dragged across the courtyard.
This was a little disturbing admittedly knowing very little about eastern religions and especially since I just learned about ...
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