Posted by Hannah on Jan 14, 2013
On our last day in Nepal, we were booked at Kantipur Temple House in Thamel Kathmandu. It is walking distance to the shopping center and night life of Thamel, but at the same time, quite situated away from the chaos which was just perfect.
After our long drive from Pokhara and exploring the places on the way like Bandipur and the Trisuli River, Niraj of Himalayan Encounters invited us for...
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Posted by Hannah on Oct 20, 2012
Nepal is a great place to be at. Whether you’re looking for an adventure, retreat, discovering a new place and it’s people, a photogenic landscape you can capture, explore your inner being and know about a great culture, then Nepal is definitely a place you need to visit!
Pokhara is one of the towns in Nepal. It is the second destination of tourists after Kathmandu....
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Posted by Hannah on Oct 14, 2012
You go to Nepal for a lot of reasons. I can name a hundred reasons but I’m going to highlight this one reason why I came to this country – Spiritual Health.
Spiritual, not religious. Trips like this opens my soul to another light, a different perspective. On our first day in Kathmandu, we visited the biggest Stupa in the world! On our second day, we went to the Pashupatinath...
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Posted by Hannah on Oct 13, 2012
Nepal visa on Arrival Requirements and Application for Filipinos and for everyone else in the world (except for those indicated otherwise, please check here.)
Reminders in Preparing Documents for VISA on Arrival for NEPAL.
1. Make sure to call your local Nepal Embassy and ask for requirements.
The visa requirements in any country change from time to time. Even...
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Posted by Hannah on Oct 11, 2012
It was a bit tiring going to different airports and riding different flights. Although, it also feels awesome that I am able to do this!
After a tiring trip, I usually book a hotel that’s very comfortable so I can rest well for my next set of activities in my itinerary. This time, we were booked at Hotel Dwarika’s and we got more than just the comfort I needed, we got...
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Posted by Hannah on Oct 7, 2012
It took us about 10-15 mins from our Hotel Dwarika’s to Boudha Stupa despite the traffic.
If you are a Filipino, you’re already used to this traffic. But You’d have to be careful and look left and right. They drive on the left side of the road.
Boudhanath Stupa, Kathmandu
You pay NPR 150 (Php 75) upon entry.
It was very...
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