Indian Adventure

Thursday, December 07, 2006

Typical Thamel street.

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Pap peddlers in Basantapur Square...

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"Child breaks free from his box after two years imprisonment."

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Durbar Square.

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The Buddah and I have fine taste in neckwear.

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Monastery aftery monastery all became a bit too much for one little man...

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Durbar Square Sadhu takes a break from asking tourists if they want a photo taken with him...

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Nepalese nose-picker.

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Street spices.

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Fierce bargaining for a fistful of oranges in the streets of Kathmandu.

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The Orchid Garden day care centre.

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Nepalese thrash metal plays at The Himalayan Times World Food Festival main stage. Note the incongruous monk in the middle.

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The final stretch...

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Kali Gandaki Valley felt a little like returning to Galicia.

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The milk from this buffalo tasted cracking in a cup of masala tea.

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The interior of a Buddhist monastery (top) and an example of a painstakingly painted thanka (bottom).

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Lucy gets intimate with some four-legged friends...

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Relief to return to the sunny plains and the sight of a reasonably civilized village: Muktinath.


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Tuggers on Top.

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Thorung La Pass at 5416m (bottom) and the interior of its teashop (top). Needless to say the tea was cold.


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Lake facts...

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Tilicho Lake.


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