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Goats and Goddesses - Kathmandu, Nepal

Amanda Peskin ponder

Increasing Height of the Everest and Maoist Insurgency - Tingla Village, Solukhumbu District, Nepal

Santosh Giri discovers bullets stronger than ballet in the worsening Maoist insurgency in Nepal.

Random Thoughts from a Jetlagged Mind - Tahachal, Kathmandu, Nepal

Danielle Stephens sits on a rooftop, enjoying the sites and sounds of Tahachal.

Nepal - Beyond the First Impression - Nepal

Corinne Overman embark

Escape from Kathmandu (or, How to Con and Influence Apathetic Power Brokers at the Indian Embassy) - Kathmandu, Nepal

Jeff Vize gets a lesson in conning...and karma.

Enlightenment at Pashupatinath - Kathmandu, Nepal

Ken Silver concludes that being poor might be bett

Zen and the Art of Slow Trekking - Annapurna Circuit, Nepal

Nepal is trekker friendly, but the Annapurna Circu

Sagarmatha Trekking - Nepal

Trekking around the Solu-Khumbu region of Nepal, M

Mystical Nepal - Nepal

Kym Rusch's long-awaited trip to Nepal includes wa

Green Fried Grasshoppers - Nepal and Thailand

Bangkok seemed l

Peace and Quiet - Nepal

Stuck in Katmand

The Sights, The Sounds, The Suicidal Bus Drivers - India and Nepal

For first time travellers to India and Nepal, Stev

Working the Tourists in Kathmandu - Nepal

Rose Franco was afraid there wouldn't be any trans

Looking for the Yeti in Langtang - Nepal

MC recommends Langtang as a short excursion that meets all the criteria when choosing a Tibetan trek.

Chasing Horizons #3: Trek to Everest, the top of the World - Nepal

Altitude sickness and Sherpa food are just a couple of the difficulties of getting to Everest Base Camp. But Phil isn't going to get this far and turn back.

Chasing Horizons #2: Crossing into Nepal - Nepal

The difference between India and Nepal is amazing. Friendlier people, less traffic and more space.

Paul Kan's Asia Journal #17: July 5-17, Nepal & Tibet, Part I - Nepal and Tibet

Arriving shortly after the royal family massacre, it's only after passing an effigy that Paul feels a sense of danger.

Paul Kan's Asia Journal #19: July 5-17, Nepal & Tibet, Part III - Nepal and Tibet

The most interesting monasteries are outside Lhasa, just beware the yak butter.

Paul Kan's Asia Journal #18: July 5-17, Nepal & Tibet, Part II - Nepal and Tibet

The monastery seems to have given way to the marketplace, even around the mighty Potala.

The Marsyangdi Bites Back

Christie Eckardt learnt to never underestimate Nat

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