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  • The Annapurna circus 'The mountain they call Annapurna Is certainly quite a head-turner Her awesome south face Is the very best place For those in the know to discern her' It can be a dangerous thing to return to a place that you have fond memories of, and Posted by luv2trek in Parsons on Tour | Nov 20, 2011
  • 5-4-3-1 Go Go GoSo the other day I was sitting in the restaurant attached to our hotel, drinking coffee and patching a pannier, when the tall waiter who doesn't fuck up the orders, whose name (I found out) is Purna, came over Posted by Fleurgon in Asia by Bicycle | Nov 20, 2011
  • Beasts (and men) of burdenThere are times when a Nepali is happy to carry a load (like when he's being paid), and times when he'd rather get someone else to do it for him. On these occasions, he turns to his two favourite beasts Posted by luv2trek in Parsons on Tour | Nov 19, 2011
  • "Yes I'm going to Kathmandu" as Bob Seger said !!(ignore Greece map) ===Mount Everest and Our First Evening in Kathmandu=== The morning of our last day in Bhutan (15 November) was consumed with preparing for our flight on Druk Ai Posted by janejoe in Yakking it up in Bollywood | Nov 17, 2011
  • Typical DayWe sleep later now, sometimes as late as 10 am. (Jon never sleeps this late, only me.) Almost every morning we are gently wakened by the dulcet strains of "Om Mane Padme Hum", reverberating up from the courtyard Posted by Fleurgon in Asia by Bicycle | Nov 16, 2011
  • Keep it cleanAfter the somewhat vulgar tone of my last blog entry on toilets, I thought I'd balance things out with a little insight into another important topic - washing. Keeping yourself and your gear clean while trekking is a running battle Posted by luv2trek in Parsons on Tour | Nov 12, 2011
  • Food blog #2: Chris's cake countdown#10: Cherry Sponge, Elgin Hotel, Darjeeling A straightforward Victoria sponge, thinly sliced, served with shortbread biscuits. Cake a little on the stale side, but bonus points are awarded for style. Served at your armchair by deferential waiters Posted by luv2trek in Parsons on Tour | Nov 11, 2011
  • The Mission to Everest - Part 3Written: February 26-28, 2009 Continued from [[http://nomadicone.travellerspoint.com/66/|Part 1]] and [[http://nomadicone.travellerspoint.com/69/|Part 2]]. Note: This post is supported by [[http://blog.thecheaproute.com/everest-base-camp-trek-guide/|The Posted by NomadicOne in Thoughts of a Nomadic One | Nov 11, 2011
  • PokharaWe have been in Pokhara for about two weeks. The town has more than charmed us with its beautiful lakeside community. The culture is thriving here and although tourism is strong it has not yet distroyed the way of life. Posted by H-Dizzle in FOR THE LOVE OF TRAVEL | Nov 10, 2011
  • All Systems GoToday we paid some guys a whole bunch of money to take us through Tibet on a bus. We leave Kathmandu on the 22nd. There was some vacillation before the final decision was made, but we kindof put Posted by Fleurgon in Asia by Bicycle | Nov 10, 2011
  • The last photos of NepalAs we hiked back down and made our way back to Katmandu, we quickly forgot about the rain and the cold. We adjusted our flight to India and had one night in Katmandu which we spent at a little Posted by colincampbell in Colin & Natalie | Nov 8, 2011
  • More photos of NepalDespite the rain, we still managed to get a lot of great photos. The morning we hiked to Poon Hill was particularly chilly, but well worth it. The view of the Annapurna mountain range at sunrise was spectacular. [img=http://photos.travellerspoint Posted by colincampbell in Colin & Natalie | Nov 8, 2011
  • Pictures from NepalWe have caught up with a fast internet connection for the first time in a few weeks, so I will start by adding the photos we couldn't get online from Nepal. Although the chaos of Katmandu and a few Posted by colincampbell in Colin & Natalie | Nov 8, 2011
  • The day of the condor – Day 2 trekkingSuffice it to say that even my guide had the capacity to get lost, and Day 2 became an instant adventure. We set off at 7:40 AM, after a typical breakfast of boiled eggs and chapatti bread. I Posted by Lana007 in Thoughts along the way... | Nov 7, 2011
  • Kathmandu-2SO, after the amazing bridge with all the wildlife, we rode on to an absolutely Dreadful town named Kohalpur. If any one of you ever happens to be travelling the same route as us, do anything you can to Posted by Fleurgon in Asia by Bicycle | Nov 6, 2011
  • Pokhara - Nepal's little oasis for trekkers I felt immeasurable joy descending from the bus into a dustbin of a parking lot. I had pretty much maxed out after an 8-hour bus 'excursion', as sitting still is not one of my strengths. As luck would Posted by Lana007 in Thoughts along the way... | Nov 5, 2011
  • K-K-K-Kathmandu! Well, here we are. This is our third day in this fair city. Time to rest and regroup and figure out where to go next. The numbers for Tibet were depressingly high, not to mention Posted by Fleurgon in Asia by Bicycle | Nov 5, 2011
  • Where's The Four Seasons!?No, you aren't supposed to be hearing from us yet, or for another five days for that matter. In fact, we are meant to be sitting high in the mountains with nothing but a spectacular view and a few Posted by colincampbell in Colin & Natalie | Nov 3, 2011
  • BhaktapurAt the week end we went to Bhaktapur a beautiful town 15 km from Khatmandu… the city is absolutely gorgeous, with paved streets, beautifully carved windows and doors… some awesome temples and houses… There is a lot of crafts shops Posted by ealonso in MAGIC MOMENTS | Nov 3, 2011
  • Tihar CelebrationsTihar house preparation We woke up today to a house decorated with natural flower garlands, painting all over the floors and flowers in vases around the house. The house had been cleaned inside out and painted fresh and it looked beautiful.. Here Posted by ealonso in MAGIC MOMENTS | Nov 3, 2011
  • Pokhara Lake TourAs Saturday was holidays and we are leaving tomorrow for Khatmandu I decided to go with the family to Pokhara Lakeside and go on the boats… We all set off on motorbikes, Teo and Hayden with Bishwa’s older brother, Bishwa’s younger Posted by ealonso in MAGIC MOMENTS | Nov 3, 2011
  • NepalI arrived in Kathmandu, Nepal on Monday Oct 10th after another long 24 hours of traveling and multiple lengthy stopovers in Moscow and New Delhi. The hostel I booked sent a car to pick me up which was a nice Posted by eppalea in Eppa Lea's World Adventure | Nov 3, 2011
  • Pokhara, Chitwan and BhaktapurPokhara was a nice change after the very basic accommodation and food on the Annapurna trek. Okay, it is a laidback backpackerstown (at least, the lakeside) where all try to be as cool as possible but I couldn't care less, Posted by Gitan Jean in Asia-América del sur | Oct 30, 2011
  • Almost out of rangeIt isn't a burst of creativity that is causing all of the blogs to show up today, things are getting a little hit or miss when it comes to internet connectivity. This morning we woke up before 6am to Posted by colincampbell in Colin & Natalie | Oct 29, 2011
  • Katmandu Tour - Namaste!We woke up this morning and went looking for coffee, but the chaotic streets of yesterday were absolutely dead. Apparently everyone needed to keep their business closed and rest up for Dewali Eve. The one coffee shop we did Posted by colincampbell in Colin & Natalie | Oct 28, 2011
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