Fishtail Lodge

... I like the location but I did move out for two nights to make the most of the freebie offered to me by the luxurious 'Fishtail Lodge' , on account of the company sending plenty of custom their way. I think I should have been entitled to a free stay ...

... so they could start their trek on time (a bit outside our budget). Six days were spent staying in the 'luxury' Fishtail Lodge (don't bother - very tired and run down), wandering around the nearby hills, renting Indian made mountain bikes (so called ...

... hassle to the lad, Krishna. Mala had previously seen an Om over the landscape of Pokhara, and as it got late headed for the Fishtail Lodge, which she envisioned as the centre of the Om. There she thought she would find me. But someone there had told her ...

... decided to sleep in the middle of an Om sign that she had seen over Pokhara from the top of the hill. The centre was at the Fishtail Lodge and she had thought she’d find me there. That was the limit to the information I could get out of her. No ...

... swimming properly, nor needed to, for it came automatically, while I was in a kind of magical dream world. We went to the Fishtail Lodge and sat in their garden with drinks. I had a Campari which kept up my level of blottedness. Mike became embarrassing ...

... surrounding Pokhara.  I of course stayed in bed. After saying our goodbyes to our guide and porter we headed to the Fishtail Lodge for a very nice buffet breakfast.  The Fishtail is a 5 star place located on a island in the lake.  It ...

... road – where it exists at all. 30 minutes later, we need torches to get through the small town of Birethanti for Fishtail Lodge. Perched over a roaring river, the lodge is comfortable and empty of other trekkers. We realise Nar had been too polite ...

... motorbike horn...but it's not like the Nepali capital at all. We took the short rope ferry across the lake to the Fishtail Lodge - one of the city's exclusive hotels where royalty, politicians and celebrities had been before us. A somewhat pricey lemon ...

... all trekkers into the Annapurna mountain range. It's a tourist town with bars, trekking shops and internet cafes. We stay at Fishtail Lodge, a hotel on the shores of Lake Phewa. It's former guests include Prince Charles. Dave is still suffering ...

... too. Everyone paddles. One wonders why no rowing boats. No boats with engines either which is a plus. We took a pontoon to Fishtail Lodge for dinner and paddled to Lychee Cottage across the lake and watched the sun set. Rented a scooter and bounced ...

... rained on by showers of insects dislodged by elephants.... However, certainly much better than our alternative post-trek destination, Fishtail Lodge in Pokhara, which was bombed by Maoist rebels today! Next update from China, look forward to news from ...

... well. Combination of up, down and flat terrain. We stayed in Chomrong town.  Sipped tea and played cards with Annapurna I and Fishtail snow capped mountain in clear and close view.  Got one of the most amazing foot and leg massage that I have ...

... proper look at the Annapurna range as the sun rose. It was awesome, as the light dawned you could see Macchapuchare (Fishtail) along with Dhaulagiri and Annapurna South, all peaks above 7000 metres, covered in snow looking foreboding and impressive. We ...

... wieder in Nepal, wieder auf dem Annapurna Track. Ich hab ein Foto von Mt Cook gemacht das genauso aussieht wie eines von Mt Fishtail!! Mensch ich wollt zu jedem der mir ueber den Weg gelaufen ist nur 'Namaste' sagen! Der einzige Unterschied war dass ich ...

... View lodge where a fine slated patio and vantage point presented a picture postcard view of an obscured Annapurna South and Fishtail mountain, both standing as mysterious as ever with their peaks now lost amidst cloud cover.    From Chhomrong ...

... us a view of the mountains - unfortunately it was too hazy.  However after an interesting landing at Pokhara (spectacular fishtail at touchdown), there was an amazingly clear view of the Fishtail and Annapurna South peaks… wow - they are so ...