Lodge Resort Dhulikhel

... voitures qui passent. Un temple represente les postures du kamasutra et un autre celui des animaux, donc des vaches ou elephants copulent sur les poutres du temple....Finissons quand meme notre tour, comme prevu, apres avoir pris des centaines de photos....
Rentrons ensuite a l'hotel pour dejeuner, vers 15h00, sur le toit. Un peu plus bas se deroule un concert, a moitie rap, traditionnel, rock, et pas mal de gens sont agglutines sur les marches des ...

... to the village, I saw a hotel sign. The guy told me the rooms were about 10mins walk away and that the rooms were 500Rps. It turns out it was the same hotel I'd been to earlier - There are never any set prices here :-)

We walked through the woods to get there and the guy showed me the “room”. It was more like a shack with no electricity or hot water and I knew it would be freezing during the night but ...

... people and there were roughly 150 of us on their - bearing in mind that the roof top was completely full. I don't know how we made through the little mountain roads because sometimes we were doing literally 2 miles an hour uphill!!

On the bus, a little girl - probably around 4 or 5 years old was watching with her mum a RnB video which was fairly graphic - it felt completely surreal to be on a bus with chicken all around and have ...

... counter top, staffed by two frantic administrative workers. People fought their way to the front of the crowd, three deep at the counter, to fill the necessary paperwork for their injured and sick, like college kids vying for the attention of a overworked bartender.

Bishnu, obviously experienced, was quick to work us through the red tape. With paperwork in hand, he ushered us over to a bed, me as dazed as the kid, where Dinesh sat on a small exposed ...

... wherever you reach, you should be able to reach Kathmandu the next day, if everything goes smoothly. The sherpas have a tougher job, getting everything onto the yaks and then packing everything on the truck.
15 May 2010 Day 53 Drive from Tingri to Zhangmu
The climbers leave early for the tough trek down drive from Tingri to Zhangmu. If everything goes smoothly. The sherpas have a tougher job

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After the adrenaline peak in the Last Resort, we returned to Kathmandu for a day to prepare everything for our rafting trip. We also decided to go the Chitwan National Park after the river journey, so we would be away from Kathmandu for about ten days. There was again surprisingly many things to ...

... her "Rough Guide". Soon after a very young English lad walked in and asked to look at the menu. He then disappeared and returned with 6 other young English people (mixed gender). As I looked at them I found it hard to believe that they were old enough to be out without their parents!! On the table in front of me there was some serious flirting going on between a young Aussie girl and a guy that I guessed was German.



So anyway my lessons to be learnt came from ...

... valley and further up into the surrounding foothills. We arrived at our campsite, 'Borderlands' (about 20km from the Tibetan border) early evening. Our campsite was cool, right next to the Bhote Kosi river. We got out the awning for the kitchen, pitched our tents and cooked dinner before heading to the groovy little bar with cushions on the floor. We had a few drinks on the first night, but most people were tired and the rain was pelting down so we ended it early.

I ...

... t get a clear day, instead a misty day, but still beautiful) Unfortunately because of the culinary delights I partook in in Patan hiking became impossible except between the room and the toilet. But as far as places go for having severe stomach cramps it wasn't bad