 | Dhulikel, Nepal |
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... in December. So after that mildly exhilerating experience it was time to board the travel bus that would take us to Dhulikel, a small town in between the border and Kathmandu. This ride took us along dusty dirt roads along steep cliffsides that reminded ...
... hill and we are fairly puffed by the time we reach the village. For 10 years, right up until 2006, this part of Nepal was a stronghold for the Maoist terrorists. They would set up camp in the jungles above the village, and sometimes force the villagers ...
... good, lovingly done. Rain came on, chowmein filled growling bellies and we bussed it back to Dhulikel. Dhulikel is another famous viewing point. Every hotel has postcards of the incredible panorama of the Himalayas who spend their ...
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