Hotel Sun Park Manali
Left Bank Aleo Manali Manali, Himachal Pradesh, 175131, India
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Manali to Leh Highway by cycle
... where you could get fresh chai, a necessity to get up the hills! It took 9 days to Leh then one day up to Khardung La. Overall a fantastic 10 days, which was pretty tiring but amazingly rewarding!
I met up with Sarah and Katherine in Leh and recovered there for a few days. It was the best place to do that, lots of cafes and German Bakeries (why there are so many German one's I don't know, its ...
An unplanned stop off
... had taken us this long to realise just how useless these guys were, so we told him we were booking into a hostel in Keylong for the night and we would start again tomorrow morning, assuming the guy had arrived with the parts.
Despite the pain of the day we had a very pleasant evening and enjoyed a good meal with the group we had met on the bus, went to bed early with our fingers crossed our driver would turn up as arranged at 5am with a newly fixed ...
Long time, no blog
... so long.
Happily, we made it to Manali and decided to settle in the nearby tourist-town of Vashisht to find a cottage to share, all of us craving a kitchen of our own. We unfortunately didn't find exactly what we had in mind, but it was close enough. Ended up staying in a tiny home-stay guesthouse with only 4 bedrooms, us taking 2 of them. Had a little balcony to look out over the Himalayas (all pictures on Facebook!) and one bedroom had ...
My Beloved Little Tibet
... transitory’. Which seems like a simple concept until the Lama asks you to really consider what this means by asking yourself who you are. Are you your body? Perhaps you are your mind? What is your mind anyway? And where do you think it is? Go fry your brain with that one!We’ve done so many interesting things. I tried Tibetan herbal medicine and was amazed by how accurate pulse-diagnosis can be. Unfortunately, it requires one to learn Tibetan language to be ...
Le gâteau aux bananes
... br>
Poulet au beurre, poulet au citron, curry de mouton (remplaçant le veau chez nous), légumes épicés dans une sauce crémeuse, riz blanc, pains naans et breuvages. Tout cela pour la modique somme de 1200 rupees avec taxes et pourboire. En gros, 8$ par personne, dans un bon restaurant qui n'est pas donné. C'est un peu trop beau pour être vrai.
J'avais parlé d'orgies de bouffe dans mon dernier blog. C'était un peu de genre d'expériences que j'avais en ...



