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  • Saying goodbye to Nepal Apart from hanging out in Boudha, I had a lot of exploring to do around the Kathmandu valley. The valley used to have 3 separate city-states, each independent of the others – Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur. As such, each of these Posted by Ally's ASU in My ASU Adventures | Nov 20, 2008
  • Nepal/India/Thailand Travelled to Nepal/India/Thailand... arrived in Kathmandu and traveled to/through Pokhara, Raxaul, Varanassi, Agra, New Delhi in India, Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Koh Phangan in Thailand before Posted by joffre in Itinerant Traveller | Sep 30, 1990
  • Heading East We are on a plane to Tumlingtar tomorrow morning. If all goes well I won't be logging another entry for another three weeks, during which time we will be hiking up the Arun River valley. Its a remote region that Posted by Estebaan in Reis van de Nautilidae | Oct 27, 2008
  • Stinky Katty Day 1 - as we stepped off the plane one of the first things that caught my eye was that the soldiers at Kathmandu airport carry rifles that look like they're from WW2, a sharp contrast to the splinter new Posted by Estebaan in Reis van de Nautilidae | Oct 24, 2008
  • Heading Back Home It is very hard for me to think that I will be returning home in a couple of days. It seems like a life time since I left - yet it only has been 8 weeks. Has this Posted by LiseD in Kathmandu | Oct 18, 2008
  • The Nuns and the Monk I live in a strange place - it's all been interesting so far. I am really not sure how many nuns live here - I think it is around 20 or so nuns. That number changes depending on Posted by LiseD in Kathmandu | Oct 11, 2008
  • Random-icity 1. I'm not short here! Which is probably a very good thing. Especially on the buses, the ceilings and doorways are quite low, and I could comfortably stand upright when there were no seats left (which was usually the case). Posted by Ally's ASU in My ASU Adventures | Oct 14, 2008
  • Around, and around, and around... Having bid a fond farewell to Pokhara (albeit a day late because of a country-wide transportation strike!), I am now in Kathmandu for the next month. While not as geographically stunning as Pokhara, it's still a rather amazing city. Thankfully, I'm Posted by Ally's ASU in My ASU Adventures | Oct 14, 2008
  • I'd honestly have to say- that wasnt all that hard PART DEUX Haha, I actually wrote too much so I have to split my latest entry. Sorry, but I have a lot to say and I'm sure you are interested (or at least I hope). Ok, so after I went to Chitwan Posted by bejuan99 in B-Juan's World Tour | Oct 11, 2008
  • I'd honestly have to say - that wasnt all that hard... Ok, so obviously I did the Everest Base Camp trek, and came out alive. There is a lot I have to say about this, but first I have to back up to where i left off. After bungee jumping on Posted by bejuan99 in B-Juan's World Tour | Oct 10, 2008
  • Dasain Festival This past week has been the Dasain Festival - many people leave Kathmandu to return to their villages - you can tell as many places are closed and it is very difficult to get a taxi. Dasain is suppose Posted by LiseD in Kathmandu | Oct 11, 2008
  • PICTURES - PICTURES !!! After many tries and many problems - finally I have pictures - the link is: http://www.flickr.com/gp/31100327@N05/qy0F27 the "0" are zeros - the link must be exact or it will not work It takes a long time to download however I will try Posted by LiseD in Kathmandu | Oct 11, 2008
  • Everyday It's Something New It has been an interesting couple of weeks - some good and some bad - but it has all been an experience !!! As you will be able to tell by this enter I am a bit scattered !!! Posted by LiseD in Kathmandu | Oct 10, 2008
  • Ngoedup Charbeb Ling Retreat Center Here I am in a Buddhist monastery teaching English to some nuns. The monastery is located in Showambhu - home of the "monkey temple". For the first week another volunteer was with me - which was wonderful. Posted by LiseD in Kathmandu | Oct 5, 2008
  • Namaste or Na must go? About 180 million years ago the Indian sub-continent broke free of Pangaea. It promptly headed north at a rate of a few centimeters per year and then 65 million years ago began to crash into the Asian main land. Posted by mattsalleh in Adventures of an Educated Redneck | Oct 3, 2008
  • FULL BODY MASSAGE and POLICE ESCORT So the next day I am getting ready to leave to go to catch a flight to Pokhara. Before I leave the cook at the agency home makes me breakfast - I am not sure if it is one Posted by LiseD in Kathmandu | Sep 28, 2008
  • Boys and other things Before I talk about the boys I wish to tell you about an interesting day. Yesterday I decide to go to Tamel to exchange money and to buy an English newspaper and some books. I get to Thamel Posted by LiseD in Kathmandu | Sep 24, 2008
  • Getting around Nice and convenient as Lakeside is, the hospital is at the other end of the city... therefore I had to figure out how to get there and back each day. The trip also involved, however I chose to make it, Posted by Ally's ASU in My ASU Adventures | Sep 28, 2008
  • Im about to do something crazy.... Wow, Nepal is nuts! I love this place. Before I get into everything that is going on, I would like to give a shoutout to Ray Hartmeyer, and Jeff Buttler's girlfriend. Ray - your the man; Id take you into Posted by bejuan99 in B-Juan's World Tour | Sep 24, 2008
  • THE GIRLS What can I say - I love my girls - they are - Rekha, Bhagawati, Sadhara, Kungang, Dolma, Doma, Rechana, Durga, Minijang, Omni and Mindul. Each are unique and very special. The ages for the girls are guesses Posted by LiseD in Kathmandu | Sep 21, 2008
  • The Orphanage To have an understanding of the orphanage I have found that having an understanding of the state of Nepal is helpful. So I will provide a bit of back ground in regards to this country. Nepal is a Posted by LiseD in Kathmandu | Sep 20, 2008
  • The business end Since the whole reason for this trip was to actually experience and learn about medicine in various parts of the world, not gallivanting around the countryside (much), I had to start at the hospital sometime... It got off to a bit Posted by Ally's ASU in My ASU Adventures | Sep 20, 2008
  • Lost my Goat The day after Sam was taken to hospital, I had been invited for breakfast at the home of the Joshi family. The husband, Pudma Nidhi is the Secretary for the Orphanage and his wife, Arya Tiwari is the assistant Posted by LiseD in Kathmandu | Sep 18, 2008
  • Shyam Kumar - Part 2 I have had a cold so it has taken me a few days to get back to my blog. When we arrive at the hospital - the first thing I do is give a sigh of relief - I Posted by LiseD in Kathmandu | Sep 18, 2008
  • Shyam Kumar - Part 1 This may end up being a 2 or 3 part story. Everything started on Saturday and it does not appear that things are getting any better. Saturday did not start well - I knew I was coming down Posted by LiseD in Kathmandu | Sep 16, 2008
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