Rather than rushing back to the hustle and bustle of Kathmandu, I decided to take the slow road back by stopping in rustic Bandipur, a hill station to the Himalayas.
There, I spent a lovely four days and three nights in the solitude of the small town and its tiny surrounding villages.
I would make many local friends, befriend a few tourists, namely Mark (from Malta) and Knob (from Ireland), as well as meet Yael and her friend, Moshi.
Bandipur was an excellent transition for me to the chaos of Kathmandu.
I would highly recommend Bandipur to anyone traveling in between Pokhara and Kathmandu. It is a very lovely and special place to view to Himalayas, as well as a wonderful place to meet locals and see the true daily Nepalese lifestyle.
Below are the photos I took while in Bandipur. I hope to include a more detailed description of my experience in the near future...
There, I spent a lovely four days and three nights in the solitude of the small town and its tiny surrounding villages.
I would make many local friends, befriend a few tourists, namely Mark (from Malta) and Knob (from Ireland), as well as meet Yael and her friend, Moshi.
Bandipur was an excellent transition for me to the chaos of Kathmandu.
I would highly recommend Bandipur to anyone traveling in between Pokhara and Kathmandu. It is a very lovely and special place to view to Himalayas, as well as a wonderful place to meet locals and see the true daily Nepalese lifestyle.
Below are the photos I took while in Bandipur. I hope to include a more detailed description of my experience in the near future...
Here the children are doing their daily calisthenics.
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