Park Village Resort Kathmandu

... & Pokhara) Day 1 Early in the morning transfer to Chitwan. On your arrival at Tadi, Sauraha Bus Park and then transferred to resort where you will be offered refreshment and be given a briefing and its facilities. After being ...

... here - sitting in a taxi is bad enough.  Our first few nights were to be spent at a small lodge 8km outside Kathmandu - Chobar Village Resort. This was a good choice in terms of being above the pollution but it was very basic. As there is a water ...

... chickens 3 large backpacks - easily 40kg or more Corrugated iron Tins of food An old lady   Tuesday 13/10/09, Park Village Resort. This place is gorgeous! When we got here yesterday we sadly said goodbye to Dipak and wished he and his young ...

... making their perambulations clockwise around the enormous structure. After a couple of days in Boudha, we moved to the Park Village Resort just north of Kathmandu for some birthday R&R (it was Juliet's 29th birthday at the end of October). Then it ...

... we have a new hotel. Need to buy some thongs too. Yay! Have booked and paid for a room at the Park Village Resort in Budhanilkantha, South Kathmandu. Pool, TV. mini-bar...am chatting with Steve T on Facebook and his son Zak Christopher was born on 6/10, ...

... the cutest little lamb with black and white spots all over it! This area seems much more organised and structured compared to Kathmandu, even though the design is very rustic and ancient! Another bonus is that the sun is visible here which makes it alot ...

... much more wine tasting and a creamy like Baileys drink called Love in a Glass. We visited Steve who had been on our London -Kathmandu trip.  I spent the morning on the beach whilst the boys played in the water and talked men talk.  Then into ...

... keep the elephants from bothering to come after us.  So, one day before we planned on taking a 14 hour bus ride to Kathmandu (and just before sunset, ensuring they would not dry), we had to get our sneakers wet sloshing through the river to get ...

... traveling. Between the Annapurna and Mount Everest base camp treks, I am staying for 3 days in Jungle Safari Resort in Sauraha town at Royal Chitwan National Park. This is my time to be pampered - nice hotel room, three meals a day, all the jungle tours ...

... from Thamel and at the end you see 365 stairs climbing all the way up to the heart of stupa. Dominating a hill overlooking Kathmandu's western part, this stupa is a pilgrimage site for believers from all over Nepal. Many pilgrims are seen here, some ...

... trekking tour of either the Pokhara or Anupurna Trail, so I can sleep in and take my time. I met with Theo, the head of my resort in Le Chobhar and he's sending their driver over for me. i've already negotiated with the driver, a rate for him to take me ...

... to the hectic bustle of Thamel in Kathmandu. We sorted our bags that were stored and lazed around in comfort at the Kathmandu Guest House. Nadine gave her Keens walking/street shoes and my Birkenstock sandals to a cycle rickshaw driver who had no shoes. ...

... been quite a busy couple of weeks.... Mount Abu  Udaipur  Agra  Varanassi  Kathmandu  Royal Chitwan National Park  Pokhara  Trekking in the Annapurnas  Delhi. Udaipur: So, the last ...

... & medical Insurance of expedition Climbing food, Gas & stove above Base camp Lunch & dinner in Kathmandu Emergency Rescue evacuation by helicopter incase needed Walki Takie permit & personal satellite phone permit Oxygen & ...

... own two feet. Jaime and I were feeling very thankful at that point that we had packed light and left our massive backpacks in Kathmandu. Our day actually started out quite well, there could be worse things than watching the sun come up over the rice paddy ...

... leaping in with their nets not 5 minutes after he'd submerged again, but even so.. 6 hour bus ride back to Kathmandu tomorrow and should manage to catch up with Clare and Charlotte for one final evening before Charlotte heads on ...

... you can't expect having the best so we didn't get into the real jungle which is basically reserved for luxury tours including a resort within the Park. But I met interesting and nice people with whom I had a great time. We had walks in the jungle (after ...

... up and he’s wasted two days waiting for him and now was maybe stuck, due to a bandh (strike) in a village on the road back to Kathmandu, blocking it to vehicles. We crossed our fingers, hoping that we would be able to get through the next morning ...

... of fun with my new friends in Nepal. At the start of the month we took a trip to "The Last Resort". It's a couple of hours away from Kathmandu, along the river and past the mountain vies of Dhulikhel. When you arrive you cross a large swinging bridge ...

... did for Walt Disney!  The forest floor simply became an empty stage once more. After returning to Kathmandu, I then set off for Nargakot, which is a village lying on the edeg of the Kathmandu valley, as it rises to meet the neighbouring Himalaya ...