Bhaktapur
The last few days in Kathmandu have gone by exceedingly fast. I can hardly believe I’m going to India in a few short hours. This trip, divided into three week segments is already partly over. And though I’m ready to move on to the next thing (well, mostly), I am sad to be leaving this amazing country. Following are photos of the last remaining sites in Kathmandu. Continue reading
My home until Sunday, Sanu’s Guesthouse, Patan. Continue reading
Warning: Long Post!
A week long trek through the Annapurna/Dhaulagiri region of the Himalayas.
As has been the theme since arriving, I’ve been waking up absurdly early. Regardless of what time I go to bed, I’ve yet to sleep past 7am. This morning I took advantage of my wide open morning to make the walk to the Monkey Temple. Only about 20 minutes walk, and in a direct(ish) road, I managed not to get lost. Even when the map suggested there was a road, when in laity it looked more like a staircase to someone’s house. No matter, I found it! I had been admittedly reluctant to go to something with the name monkey in it, given my past history with the devious creatures, but other travelers assured me I would be just fine.
Colliding With The Earth 