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Nepal On A Budget
I invite you to follow along with my assistant de jour and me as we explore Nepal-On a Budget.
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- Shopping Insights and A Great Souvenir Suggestion From Nepal 4 weeks ago Few things actually describe or define Nepal like thanka paintings do. The detail and devotion speak about the better side of Nepal and her people and these original paintings last a lifetime. With Buddhism well established and the fastest growing religion on the planet today, these paintings are a...
- Happy 2070 In Bhaktapur! 1 month ago Guest Writer: Morwenna Murray
- Historical, Hand Carved Wooden Masks, a Great Value at Changu Narayan Temple Village 2 months ago There are many beautiful and quite unique items to purchase in Nepal. Musical instruments, pasmina scarves, thangkas, pottery, etc., and so many people who are in your face with them, it is difficult to know what to buy or who to buy from. After two years I still can’t get a good deal on a...
- A Tourists' Guide to Celebrating Holi in Nepal 2 months ago There is one Hindu festival I look forward to more than any other here in Nepal, Holi, or the Festival of Colors. Its history is interesting, but the experience is amazing. Although the Hindu epic that began this tradition was about the death of a demon and good triumphing over evil, like...
- Warm-up day treks between Kathmandu and Pokhara 3 months ago Written by guest blogger, Claudia Woszczyk, LondonPhotos by David Jackson, London If you come to Nepal and want to do some trekking in the Annapurna circuit we have a plan below that will give you more to see and experience for little or no additional money. I always suggest taking the tourist bus...
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