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reni susanti the journey of life should be explored to the fullest... thru travelling you can taste the essences of the world spices! wisdom will follow for those in searching for inner truth in association with the power of universe...
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Have you ever heard about *d'roof of d'world*,,, where d'sky is so close that felt like you could touch it... if you felt that way, surely you're in tibet. The sun is so close to you that you can feel it on your skin, and stamped obviously on your cheek like a 'blueberry blush on' painted by your professional 'make up artist'. d'parade of innocent smiles that naturally grow on this land of deserts as flowers to soothe your exhausting soul. many people came to tibet just to feel this magic of meeting tibetan souls personally... d'smiles that can heal your [View Full Entry]

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Published: August 4th 2009 | 141 Views | [diary=425294]

d'1st morning seeing Tibetan Plateau,,,  amazing giant painting!
tibetan plateau
Everybody spin this little hand' prayer wheel clockwise

Started from Lukla... after 1 day rush preparing my permit, buying some mountain gears, arranging my tibet visa, and finally bought my Yeti Air ticket to Lukla... leaving Kathmandu next day early in the morning, I finally arrived in Lukla after 15-20 min flying. It felt so good to smell the fresh air of d'mountain again... and d'cold wind was quite a big change after d'hot Kathmandu. Around 7a.m. I was ready to hit the trail of legendary Everest. It was not my first intention to hire a porter or guide. However, as I saw everybody was with their guide and [View Full Entry]

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Published: July 17th 2009 | 54 Views | [diary=413652]

sherpa,,,  bringing logistic stuff for the villagers...
Me in the lodge after Phakding
My trekking permit to Sagarmatha National Park

I found myself back in Thailand,,, but where to go this time? It's a tough decision considering so many options available on my 'things to do list' while in Thailand. Depending on how many days you'd like to spend there, you do have a broad choices on where to go and where to stay. And all places in Thailand have it's own charm,,, at least I can guarantee that Thai people is one of d'kindest kind in human race history... and d'variation of d'food available is as tasty as my appetite to cruise d'countryside of this Budha's kingdom. This time, I [View Full Entry]

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Published: June 30th 2009 | 105 Views | [diary=413533]

Reclining budha and d'cloud
orange juice grandma
a monk meditated in old temple

By beereni
May 18th 2009
Back in Kathmandu... Asia » Nepal » Kathmandu
After having some problems with my flight Biman Bangladesh Air that supposed to fly me to Dhaka'n'Kathmandu and suddenly they cancelled my flight (this airline is quite unreliable in terms of schedule; they can change schedule as they wish, and in my case, they just decided to stop the route from Bangkok-Dhaka-Kathmandu while actually I have already paid for the ticket and they didn't even bother to transfer me to other airline). I was stranded in d'airport without knowing what to do. The airline blame d'travel agent for selling the ticket, and the travel agent blame d'airline for cancell [View Full Entry]

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Published: July 3rd 2009 | 84 Views | [diary=413622]

lit d'candle and pray...
amazing statue in durbar square
kid'n'pigeons

It's just today that suddenly I feel like going back to Nepal to do Everest Base Camp and other side trek like Kalapathar, Chola Pass, and may be Island Peak Summit. I only have lesser than 2 weeks preparation, and now I'm trying to schedule it for beginning May arrival in Kathmandu and start right away from Lukla. I would be very lucky, if I can hook up with travel buddies along the way that wanna do the same trek with me because I don't really wanna go with a group. Anyway,,, if I dont get any responses on this post [View Full Entry]

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Published: April 15th 2009 | 158 Views | [diary=390967]


That was quite a few months ago I happened to witness the rare occassion which is the cremation of Ubud's King in Bali. I just have a chance to write a little about it now and upload a few pictures. I enjoyed so much this gala ceremony although I didnt understand that much the meaning of each step of the ceremonies. The Ubud people have been doing lots of rituals for months for the preparation of this gala event. This ceremony was one of the biggest cremation for decades. Sorry that I can't write much about this from the culture perspective [View Full Entry]

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Published: February 7th 2009 | 122 Views | [diary=371185]

The daughter or relative of Ubud's King was carried by people on this procession
The giant decorated bamboo to carry the coffin of Ubud's King
See how many people carry this giant decorated bamboo?

May 14th… Manang - Yak Kharka - Letdar We woke up in the morning back in Manang, feeling content with our nice room, clean blanket, and attached toilet… How could we be happier? Smelling the nice coffee and bakery being baked when you just opened your eyes… Yes, you could absolutely smell it! It made up my day… made my spirit high thinking that my breakfast would be a good coffee and tuna sandwich, and may be brownies??? Or may be chocolate croissant every body? It’s hard to resist not to taste every single items they display in the front of [View Full Entry]

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Published: August 13th 2008 | 259 Views | [diary=311520]

Thorung La Sign from Manang
Chorten at Manang Exit on the way to Yak Kharka
Leaving Manang 2nd time

the exit gate leaving Khangsar to the basecamp
the exit gate leaving Khangsar to the basecamp
This was the exit where we took a wrong trail. You should choose the right one going up to the Gompa. It's always going uphill...
TILICHO LAKE May 9th … Manang - Khangsar I'm getting really excited dreaming of Tilicho Lake already. I don't know why but this place seems to be so important for me to visit as the highest lake in this region (Tilicho is not the highest lake in the world i just found after the trek, there is the highest one in Tibet actually above 6,000m). So by leaving Manang after lunch time heading to Khangsar, I'm only one and half days away from Tilicho Lake. I didn't remember how long we walked from Manang to Khangsar, may be it took us [View Full Entry]

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Published: July 23rd 2008 | 377 Views | [diary=303439]

Lower Trail or Upper Trail???  Make up your mind...
beginning of lower trail
This is the cliff where I almost fell down...  scary!

I arrived in Pokhara by Greenline bus around 3pm in the afternoon, catched a cab to Shangrila right away and relaxed a bit. I took a cab to the lake side for sunset and had dinner there. The next morning, i went to peace pagoda, tibetan refugee and devi's fall and back at shangrila around 12pm. Dipu (my trekking companion) already wait for me in the lobby. We got to know each other and talked for a while, and met up again in afternoon to go to the lake side again and eat in Nepalee traditional restaurant. The next day, he [View Full Entry]

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Published: June 13th 2008 | 566 Views | [diary=286820]

Putting coin in the jar at the entrance
Dipu at Besishar
Local jeep at Dumre

Okay, so I arrived on Friday 25th in Kathmandu around 3.50pm, leaving Bangkok at 13.55pm. Flew with Royal Nepal Airline. Had a long queue to process the visa on arrival... you need to prepare 2 passport photos to do this. Local staffs looked at me and asked me to move to Nepali passport control line (they must have thought I were Nepali now!). This is what happened with my adaptable face, I can be local everywhere I go. Visa on arrival costed around 30 USD (or 40??), I forgot already. Taxi to Thamel area is around 400 Rupee. There are so [View Full Entry]

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Published: June 3rd 2008 | 731 Views | [diary=282719]

They worship bird too!
Local kids going to pray
Having tootaches problem?  Feel free to punch nails to get healed.



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