 | Pictured. Local butcher, Kathmandu. |
We've had some relaxing days in Kat. Some have chosen to hang around the sun drenched gardens of the Guest House and read (temp - 25deg plus), while others have walked to some far reaches of the inner city. We have also adopted an afternoon activity of setting out and exploring all those little dark alleyways, stairways and gloomy passageways that everyone walks past around Thamel (this activity started by Greg B a few years back). We've been so surprised where some of these lead to. From fascinating little restaurants that most never know exist (one had only two tables and four chairs) to groovy little rooftop bars. Some would initially appear not to have seen a customer in weeks! There is so much more to Kathmandu than what initially meets the eye. (A great idea for a book "Hidden Kathmandu").
We've had some nice evenings eating great food in several of the eateries around Thamal. Always a good dose of laughter.
We haven't heard from James in Pokhara, and hope that he turns up later today. Being our "mystery man" you just never know what to expect from him!!
We leave Nepal for Thailand tomorrow. Despite most of the backlog from the crash and airport closure last week now being cleared, we've been encouraged to get out to the airport early.
Great reading your comments.
We've had some nice evenings eating great food in several of the eateries around Thamal. Always a good dose of laughter.
We haven't heard from James in Pokhara, and hope that he turns up later today. Being our "mystery man" you just never know what to expect from him!!
We leave Nepal for Thailand tomorrow. Despite most of the backlog from the crash and airport closure last week now being cleared, we've been encouraged to get out to the airport early.
Great reading your comments.
