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Here is a recap of my 10 days trekking in Annapurna. I have given a detailed account of my first 5 days in the previous posts. I decided to make the rest of the trip a picture story and highlight the people who lived in the mountains. Day 1 Nayapul to Ullerie Day 2 Ullerie
Day 4 Great View at Poon Hill and Getting Lost a Second Time on The Way to Tadapani This morning, I got up early to hike up to Poon Hill at 6:30am to see the view. The hike was hard because of straight ascending again, It took an hour and half to just get there.
Day 2 – Getting Acquitted with Leeches The morning part of trekking was very easy for me. I was playing music on my phone to keep me hyped. Things started to go south in the afternoon. It started raining around 1:30pm while I was having lunch. A girl told me that she was bit by
Before I made my trip to Nepal, I knew that trekking is a thing there. But I didn’t plan on going trekking myself. When I got to Kathmandu, I saw how polluted the city was. I knew I didn’t want to spend majority of my time in Nepal there. I booked four nights at the
I got to Pokhara yesterday after an eight hours’ bus ride from Kathmandu. Pokhara is the place where people go before heading out to the Annapurna Conservation Area , which is the most popular trekking destination in Nepal. In fact, almost two-thirds of trekkers make for the Annapurna Region. The Everest region attracts roughly a
Continued from Part I. The thing I like the most about the Holy Man I talked to is that he is so down to earth. He greeted people passing by. They talked to him like he was a great neighbor. You could tell he was accessible to them. He doesn’t appear to be better than
Something weird has happened today. I guess that is part of traveling. I really need to journal every day, otherwise there is just too much to cover. So today is the first day I truly traveled by myself. The past three days, I have been sight seeing with the friend I made from the hostel.
Today marks the second day of me being in Nepal, I feel like Alice in wonderland. I and a friend I made from the hostel wondered the narrow alleyways to Durbar Square, where the kings used to live. I would say that I had a good glimpse of Nepalese life today by walking through the
I arrived at Kathmandu at around 11am Friday August 11th. I was sleeping on the way (It was a long journey from San Francisco to Guangzhou, China then to Nepal) and woke up when we were already approaching the ground. Damn it, I thought. I missed the view of the city from the sky, but
