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One of my dream destinations. So envious! From what you said, it seems like Nepal isn’t all about great outdoor scenery but the warmth of its people, too. Kung ganon, I really can’t wait to go there. Sayang, you weren’t able to stay for the Holi Festival. Would’ve loved to read about it. Anyway, there’s always next time. 🙂
Thanks for sharing and kind of bringing us along to Nepal!
Amazing photos 🙂
Must be interesting to just stay on the streets and watch people.
Must go here too!
Hi Aleah! I miss the majestic mountains of Nepal.. as what I shared with you I find it very spiritual. I love it! Thank you for the pictures. I miss the other side of your personhood though – our advocacy for children’s rights.Keep safe and stay blessed!
Tita Nel
Nepal and Tibet would be really close right after Germany for my dream destinations, Aleah! I too do not fair well when differentiating ethnicities but would be fascinated to meet all of the beautiful people and learn more! The picture of the mountains is absolutely awesome. Great comparison of the rich and poor too! Wow on that girl carrying the boxes…talk about getting your chores done, huh? I agree with you that naturally green eyes with darker complexions are absolutely gorgeous! Have you been in touch with your kitties back home? I hope they are doing wonderfully! 🙂
i could only imagine looking at the majestic mountain range. so nice to see photos of people. one of the things i love about traveling is that i could people watch to my heart’s content.
Beautiful pictures! I have an ex boyfriend who is from Nepal, now living in Seattle. We have discussed visiting Nepal a few times. I am still keen to go as we are still friends. I will actually attending his wedding in Nepal soon.
@ Matthew: Loved the food in Nepal. Their dhal bhat is great, and not so expensive too!
The differences are reflected in the range of the cuisine, Aleah. Sadly, I’ve only tried it in a restaurant back in the UK rather than the actual country itself. But I really didn’t expect to experience something that exotic in Reigate.