Knock Knock Nepal
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I used to live in Kathmandu, but now I'm back living in the US.
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If You're Taking a Short Trip to Nepal - We...
Posted on 30/06/2010
The following was written to a relative going to Nepal for a short trip by my girlfriend Meredith.--------------------------------------------------------A Lonely Planet is most necessary,...
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Now I'm Back
Posted on 13/12/2008
I've returned to NYC. I should probably do a post about what I learned in Nepal, but I think all my posts - 49 of them! - speak for the experience. Maybe I'll feel compelled to do...
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Making Do Thanksgiving (Or, How To Cope With a Baking...
Posted on 30/11/2008
Thanksgiving this year just wasn't the same. I don't really mean that in a bad way. Given the option I probably would've chosen to be home for this holiday, but my friends...
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Changu Narayan
Posted on 29/11/2008
Another great hiking place in the Kathmandu Valley is around the Changu Narayan temple. Mer and I did this hike a while ago, and I'm writing about it now because I don't want to...
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Better and Better
Posted on 24/11/2008
I feel morally responsible to brag about the fact that I went to temple that is only open one day a year. It wasn't that fun, I didn't intend to visit it anyhow, and Mere took...
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Daddy Blog #5: 1000 Places to See Before You Die
Posted on 23/11/2008
The book,"1000 Places to See Before You Die," includes Nepal's Royal Chitwan National Park. What they don't tell you is that you have 1000 chances to die on the drive...
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Hiking Frenzy
Posted on 16/11/2008
Mere and I are still obsessed with hiking the entire Kathmandu Valley. However, day treks in Kathmandu have their ups and downs (wah wahh). Here’s a list that I’ve compiled:Good...
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Tika Galore
Posted on 09/11/2008
This is a brief interlude from my fathers blogs.Right after my dad left, Nepal got ready to celebrate Tihar. This is the festival that everyone describes as "my favorite...
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Dad Blog #4: Ashes to Ashes
Posted on 06/11/2008
Today we hit a few 3000 year old Buddhist and Hindu temples including Pashupatinath (pronounced,posh-potty-not). It's the holy of the holies for Hindu followers of Shiva (she-vah)....
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i will be in kathmandu, bouhda, from 19th feb to 15th mai. i am an artist and i will be working there and i am looking for a flatsharing or a room to rent or an accomodation..
could you help me?
i am 25years old girl from italy, actually i am studing in germany, duesseldorf, at the academy of fine arts-
i will be happy to get any info!
catherine
I am wondering if i could contact you via e mail? I am living in boulder, CO and looking for work in kathmandu. was there last summer working on a project for my "company" and have great friends there, but just looking to network in hopes I might find some work there.
www.bendinggrass.com if you want to take a look.
Cheers!
Kt
katherienhomes@gmail.com
Hope you are fine.
I'm a Nepalese living in Mauritius. I have my family in Kathmandu. I'm most of the times concerned about the situation there. It's beauty is fading away. How is the current situation?
You know, the whole earth itself is suffering. I'm concerned about the whole world now. It's not just in Nepal that the situation is difficult, but in many parts of the world.
Anyways, we have to live on with a hope for the bright days to return.
Take care!