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Guys these are the few photos from my trip to Nepal. My camera was playing up and I will have to get the rest and the decent photos of my friends' cameras and will try my best to post them. These are photos I had randomly taken in Kathmandu. Faye I know and I will post the other photos from my other trips I told you about. Toramana, you are more fond of landscapes I will try my best to get them. Enjoy these first the rest will come anon.
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How can I make these into smaller size?Comment
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Atop the Monkey Hell (if I am not wrong) where the renown temple is overlooking the Kathmandu valley.Comment
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I hope you rather find these more refreshing. Thing is I will let you guess where these places are.Comment
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thanks comrade.
i spent 9 months in nepal. 2 winters, and know those stupas etc, well. the other places i don't know.
don't know how to reduce pictures from a phone. still got to work that one out myself but i assume there has to be program on your computer to upload them to first.Comment
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was Nepal fun place to visit??? what did u like about Nepal!!!!I want to visit...please tell us more!!
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Hi Muska, I am sorry I happened to see you post just now.
Nepal is a nice place to visit. I guess it is an interesting place with unique culture and civilization (Indian and Budhist/Chinese), and with an interesting history. Given its complex social structure its been going through political upheavals in the past decade and more, although things look more settled and the country has been transitioning.
Many people simply go there for touring the landscapes and mountaineering given the worlds best and highest heights are in that country. I went there for a project evaluation and got to spend only 5 days. Faye, could tell you alot more.Comment
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It is a place where you go with your best pals and go out to the mountains and landscapes. Try to encourage Faye and Toramana. ;-)Comment
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i was there in the 70's so it could be different there now, socially but i found the nepalese to be placid and satisfied. not interested in outsiders so much, and therefore less bothersome than i found the indians to be..at that time. the indians always asked heaps of personal questions but the nepalese were not intrusive.
the landscape was divine. beautiful and similar to the northern pakistan photos of the mountains and streams.
it was an easy country to travel around in, as a woman and i did a solo journey for about 11 days into the mountains where i met and travelled with nepali men carrying heavy loads upon their backs, to deliver to the villages along the way. we all camped on the floor in small chai cafes. hassle free, really.
i have many stories from there but that is the basics.Comment
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