Nepal

The inevitable has happened
March 10, 2008 - Kathmandu, Nepal
Half way through our tour of the Tibetan wilderness, Sophie was struck down with some sort of stomach bug. To put this in context, there is no running water (let alone hot showers!), very little electricity, no heating (when the photos come up you'll see just how many trees are in Tibet) and certainly no western style toilets (but there is...
Placed by Sophie and David in Asian Adventure

Chitwan National Park
September 23, 2007 - Kathmandu, Nepal
Hello once again, jsut a short update. We stayed in Pokhara for about a week and did nothing but eat and drink two for one cocktails. I walked into a speaker box and got myself a green eye. After that we headed to Kathmandu and got the steak we'd been waiting the whole trek for, it was unreal. We then headed down to Chitwan National Park, we...
Placed by Hairman & Mozzi in HAIRMAN & MOZZI GO ROUND

The Annapurna Circut
September 5, 2007 - Kathmandu, Nepal
Hello again everybody!!! Well we just returned from our big long walk of 210km and we are buggered. We walked through amazing scenery though and crossed Throng la pass which is the highest walkable pass in the world and boy could we feel it. We reached 5413m and on the way up it was really hard to breathe we could only walk about 10m at a time....
Placed by Hairman & Mozzi in HAIRMAN & MOZZI GO ROUND

Labyrinth.
July 18, 2007 - Pokhara, Nepal
"Le bonheur de l'homme n'est pas dans la liberte, mais dans l'acceptation d'un devoir" Andre Gide. "Man's happiness is not in freedom, but in acceptance of a duty" Andre Gide. After 4 days in Katmandu, I decide that I have had enough of the futility of city life. I don't like cities any longer. Whether I am in Europe, in America or Asia, a...
Placed by Manue in Manue's tales.