my buddy put a lot of thought into where we were going to head. Just like anywhere in Nepal it's all about the viewpoints at the end and also a bit of feeling of accomplishment…
yeah it's pretty nuts when you look closely at a ticket and realize that most of the money isn't even going to the airline. I guess airport ownership is a really big…
there aren't really any stops to pick dude. There's a footpath leading up a mountain and you either follow that or you get impossibly lost in the wilderness and then almost…
Nepal is a mixed bag. Everything is a huge hassle until you get to where the winding mountain paths begin, then everything is great. IN the city you are constantly pestered by…
I think Nepal is a desperately poor country. The international airport smells of piss and your entry visa is a sticker crudely pressed into your passport. They accept all kinds…
it's a strange little contrast. Kathmandu is one of the dirtiest places I have ever witnessed but up in the mountains... this is all untouched. I think if they could touch it…
yeah it's crazy. I also managed to never fall off a balcony there or anywhere else for that matter. It's almost like being in control of your physical functions is something a…
if the balcony railings were made higher people would complain that it is blocking the view. The only people that fall as far as I have read are people that are in Pattaya to…
