Windy Hill . Hotel Nagarkot

977 Nagarkot, Nepal

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The Langtang, Gosaikund Lake, and Helambu Treks

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... 11,250 feet)
Skies are perfectly clear and the air temperature is actually quite hot. Views up through the valley are nice but not that impressive...yet. This trekking thing is easy since I am already in shape from the Annapurna trek. In fact, we are trying not to walk too fast so we don’t arrive too early. There aren’t so many trekkers on the trail either. Low season is starting and most tourists have ...

Kathmandu en vertrek naar Annapurna circuit

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... moment werd via de radio omgeroepen dat we over 5 minuten de Mount Everest zouden passeren. Het te verwachten tafereel waarbij iedereen zijn fotocamera gereed maakte voor het moment supreme deed zich voor en men begon haastig te fotograferen. Het zicht was helder en er waren zoveel bergen dat iedereen zich afvroeg welke de Mount Everest nu eigenlijk was. Ik had een plek in het gangpad en zat voor het zicht op de Mount Everest op de tweederang. Aan de raamzijde naast mij ...

Trekking into thin air

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... die Menschen, auch auf dem Dach sitzen zeitweise zwischen großen Gepäckstücken zwanzig oder dreißig Gestalten. Die Verschiebung des Schwergewichts nach oben führt zu Herzrasen auslösendem Wippen des Busses am Abgrund.

Ab und zu passiert der Bus einen Armee Checkpunkt. Alle Passagiere klettern dafür runter vom Dach, laufen zu Fuß auf die andere Seite des Checkpunkts und klettern dort wieder zurück aufs Dach. Diese „Trickserei" geschieht ganz ...

Our adventures in Nepal

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... more or less traffic free which makes it a nice place to wander through with its cobbled streets and again a Durbar square and several other squares with Buddhist and Hindu temples, statues and shrines. This was a nice place to end our trip to Nepal.

We are ready for our next chapter Bhutan so I want to leave you with one of the sayings that we saw on our trek: The grand essentials of happiness are something to do, something to love and something to hope for. ...

21st Oct 2011

A travel blog entry by amnesiauk

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... our tent. Tent No2 was right next to the Bungee viewing area, so we stood there and watched countless people throw themselves into oblivion - secretly now wishing maybe I had signed up to do it, still we had our massage soon- our excitement for the day.
I felt very relaxed and after having lunch I lay out in the hammocks and fell asleep, waking up just in time for our deep tissue massage.
Striped down to my undies I lay on the table face down staring at ...