Skip Navigation

Nepal Travel Blogs

Travel Blogs > Blog Entries by Category > Nepal

Show Advanced Options

Advanced Options
http://.travellerspoint.com
Previous Page ... Next

Sponsored Links

  • 1st Visit To Crazy Kathmandu! Ooookay then! So i have been here for about 13 Days or so, And will be staying for another week or so, There goes my plan of only staying here for a quick Visa run, But meh i need to relax Posted by MonkHermit in The Path To Enlightenment! | Aug 10, 2009
  • Visa Run!! Nepal!!! Okay! So as i was busy running around Hampi and chilling, I forgot one thing....VISA EXPIRY! ...Luckily i checked in time but JUST.... Making it quite expensive for me, well not the end of the world but i would have saved some bucks! I Posted by MonkHermit in The Path To Enlightenment! | Aug 10, 2009
  • 10 Green bottles sitting on the wall... "No one realizes how beautiful it is to travel until he comes home and rests his head on his old, familiar pillow.” - Lin Yutang Sal and I - Annapurna Diary to add. Posted by Keri-jane in Adventures of Kj - 2009 | Apr 10, 2009
  • A Tale of Two... err... Three Cities [i]OK, so this blog entry is... what... seven months overdue? As one friend wrote, "So did you ever come back? Last I read you were still in Nepal!" Yes, obviously we did come back, but getting settled in a new Posted by Bwinky in Brad'n'Lynn in Asia | Jul 14, 2009
  • Annapurna Every day there was different scenery in the mountains. We started in the foothills walking up & around into spectacular valleys te Posted by Bimbler in Carol Goes Adventuring | Jun 25, 2009
  • Kathmandu and Beyond The city is dusty and bright, tarmacked roads are few and far between and dirt backstreets are the norm. Thamel, 'the backpacker's district' is exactly that, filled to the brim with shops, restaurants, travel agents and guesthouses. After dark strings Posted by Bimbler in Carol Goes Adventuring | Jun 11, 2009
  • Nepal After spending three and a half months in India, Nepal was quite a treat! Though there were at least as many people trying to sell you their goods at a significant mark-up from the local price, haggling with Nepali's Posted by jasonlaura in India | Jun 7, 2009
  • 17 - Peaks, Protests, Presents and Parks Leaving Tibet, we did have a bit of a nightmare trying to get on our flight as no-one seems to understand our round the world ticket – the ‘Star Alliance’ has obviously just been thought up by the CEOs – Posted by FiColes in Fi & Bryn's Big Trip | Jun 15, 2009
  • Live from Nepal, its Tall Boy and D-dizzle We arrived in Kathmandu on the 24th. All went well at the airport with the exception of having to fly around until the weather cleared to allow for landing. Our Thai Air pilot was quite capable and I Posted by TB_Ddizzle in Round the World with TB and D-dizzle | May 28, 2009
  • NAGARKOT ( Nepal) [b]Nagarkot[/b]32 Km east of Kathmandu, Nagarkot is situated on top of a ridge at an altitude of over 2000 meters above sea level. It is renowned for sunrise and sunset views along wi Posted by anilblon in Nagarkot | May 26, 2009
  • Motorcycle Adventures in Nepal Written: February 3, 2009 I was riding slowly just past the town of Butwal on the Siddhartha Highway when it happened. The traffic within city limits was much more chaotic and conce Posted by NomadicOne in Thoughts of a Nomadic One | May 24, 2009
  • Gnarly Karnali.... Back in January when Nepal was a hundred years away and the Irish winter had us needing adventure and excitement the suggestion of a 10 day rafting expedition in the far flung reaches of West Nepal seemed like a genius Posted by annacronin in ARE WE THERE YET......? | May 21, 2009
  • Langtang Volunteering, Trek to Kathmandu and a 160M bungee!! Well Sauaraha continued with getting hotter and humider and we worked away at trying not to melt into blobs, we organized a picnic for the kids on my last day and there was about eighty of them, it was brillant Posted by annacronin in ARE WE THERE YET......? | May 20, 2009
  • YEY - a Himalayan summit No snow angels today - but a Himalayan summit of 6200m! well hello again, just a speedy one to let you know that after 3 weeks of trekking, including acclimatising at Everest Base Camp, as of 17th May we summited Island Posted by Keri-jane in Adventures of Kj - 2009 | May 19, 2009
  • Namo Buddha Ahmad knocks on my door at 6:30 AM eager to go to the monastery. I told him 8, but am delighted to have a trekking partner. After breakfast we take a taxi to the Old Bus Station. I scamper about Posted by Suni in It's a Big, Beautiful World Out There | May 10, 2009
  • Avant-goût d'un trek dans le massif de Manaslu Le choix de la destination du trek semble arrêtée : Manaslu ! Une citation quelconque trouvé par Dan, à propos du trek du massif de Manaslu : "Here are precipitous ravines, thundering rivers and soaring peaks every bit AS Posted by Phil Vill in Trekking au Népal | May 13, 2009
  • K-du The past couple of days I have felt wrestless in Kathmandu. The heavy pollution in the city combined with constant badgering from local business men and beggars can leave you feeling a bit discheveled. The daily protests seem to increase Posted by Suni in It's a Big, Beautiful World Out There | May 8, 2009
  • Fly by visit to Delhi and Nepal Trekking So I boarded my BA flight from Heathrow to New Delhi in the hope that my friend Kelly who works for BA has managed to put a good word in for me and got me upgraded, unfortunately it was not Posted by machine in Jamie's Travel Blog | Apr 30, 2009
  • Karma - of the one-eyed variety OK - i now believe in karma! it could be because i have been in Buddhist countries too long or just that's how it is! Day one of kayaking school about 10 minutes into the water i capsized and lost one Posted by Keri-jane in Adventures of Kj - 2009 | Apr 29, 2009
  • Nagarkot We left the hustle bustle of Kathmandu on friday evening and retreated a long way further up the hill to a tiny place called Nagarkot (7000ft up) . There is nothing to do in Nagarkot apart from sit around and Posted by chrisalex in Asia 2009 | Apr 27, 2009
  • The end of the trek and Chitwan National Park Now that the trek has come to an end we wanted to give you an overview of what we will remember most (other than the obvious) the first of these being the end of trek party at Lukla On the last Posted by HWright in Where On Earth Are Helen And Ian? | Apr 24, 2009
  • Kathmandu and Everest! The trip to Nepal was a long and tiring one. Firstly our train was 3 hours late from Varanasi, meaning we arrived in the heat of the day in Gorakhpur. We got a very cramped bus to the border town Posted by chrisalex in Asia 2009 | Apr 23, 2009
  • Nepal We're in Istanbul now, finally recovered from our trek (rest-wise and health-wise), and ready to write about our experience. There are a ton of pics that follow the text, so we hope you e Posted by esnodgrass in Erin & Nate's World Trip | Apr 18, 2009
  • I wish you enough... Recently I overheard a mother and daughter in their last moments together at the airport. They had announced the departure. Standing near the security gate, they hugged and the mother said, 'I love you, and I wish you enough.' The Posted by Keri-jane in Adventures of Kj - 2009 | Apr 17, 2009
  • Namche to Everest Base Camp, and back Well, we now have a more reliable Internet connection... right back where we posted the last entry from :-/ We walked for 4 hours to Tengboche (sitting on a high ridge) and spent a cold night near the monastry (the largest Posted by IanYates in Where On Earth Are Helen And Ian? | Apr 16, 2009
Previous Page ... Next

Want to create a lasting record of your trip?

With Travellerspoint, you can! Keep everyone up to date with an easy, customisable travel blog; or upload your travel photography for others to admire. Then take your blog entries and travel photos and stick them into a travel map of all the places you've seen.

Join Travellerspoint (it's free)

Login to Travellerspoint