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Thank you so great writing about Nepal, it's culture and especially Mt everest trekking. All are beautifully described. Encouraging the worldwide travelers and trekkers to Himalaya mountains Nepal.
Response to 'Not a Dang!' Hello and thanks for taking the time to comment on my picture. It is probably worth mentioning that my title for this particular photo 'Dang' was actually my use of the euphemism 'Damn' sometimes use by people in North America (or USA) as opposed to suggesting that this was the region the photo was taken in. I am fully aware that this is in the Everest region since I was the one to take the photo whilst in the Everest region. For clarity I will of course amend said title of the picture so it doesn't confuse people in the future.....I hope this is sufficient
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Wow, what an adventure! Great adventure! I love that your old fears were unfounded, and you surprised yourself, embracing unexpected things, even the slip sliding of snowy downhills (really the worst). How wonderful you had clear days for these amazing views and photos. Go Everest!
What an Adventure! Wow the views look amazing! After hiking Volcan Maderas in Nicaragua that was the end of my trekking days lol..so Salute!! Great blog! --Greg
Hey guys! Hi! I just started following your blogs..albeit a bit late lol, but I was searching for some good blogs from India and Sri Lanka as I will be doing 3-4 months there and wanted to say thanks for all the great info you put in ur blogs!! Buen Viaje!! Hope you guys can get back on the road again soon!
--Greg
Thanks! Cheers for your comments Greg. Glad you found the blogs useful! Still haven't finished these yet but since being home it's difficult to find the time. Enjoy the road and Feliz Viaje!!
Introduction to chennai can be different HI, Most of the points what you have mentioned here are true but only highlighting the negative point. Apart from these there are lot places and beaches where you can visit and enjoy your stay in chennai. To be frank, it was hard for me at first to find good places in chennai, you can see my experiences at travelinchennai.blogspot.in , which may change your views.
. Hi. Apologies if you found the blog negative towards Chennai however I only ever write about the experience we had whilst there and its never a dig towards a place in general. Had we ventured out more I'm sure there would have been some real positives there however we didn't and therefore this was purely our experience whilst visiting
It's been a great ride!! But a lot has to do with budget. Bare bones backpackers vs. something a bit more. What do you think the minimum would be per day for a half decent hotel, food you won't get Dehli Belhi from, and an air conditioned sleeper train? Any other advice as to how to make a trip more pleasant?
Budget... Hi Bob. Yes, our budget for this trip was fairly small as we didn't have much time to save for it unfortunately. For what we would consider a half decent hotel, you could probably actually get one in Delhi or other big cities for like US$40, although you could of course pay upwards of $300 here for 5 star. Elsewhere you could get something decent for $15 upwards no problems and they would be more than acceptable.
Unfortunately, not getting Delhi belly is almost impossible here whether here on a budget or without one, you can pick it up anywhere! We found that going Veggie for the time here definitely help us out as the meat is often questionable. For a decent meal though, you can get one for around $10-15 for two people (excluding alcohol) and be more than satisfied. We found that we could eat cheaper than this in a nice enough place though and never had any worries of food poisoning. Of course again, there are places in the big cities where you can spend anything upwards of $50....
Overnight trains are usually long affairs and there are several classes. We often took the sleeper as for two of us on a 20 hour journey would only cost around $10-$12 total. The difference in price was too much to justify, but you could get first or second class for the same trip for around $50-$70 for two people. Still really cheap considering how far you are travelling but as I say the difference was too much for us to consider most of the time!
Hope this helps.
Take care and enjoy your travels...
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Welcome to our blog. Having completed a 9 month trip to the US, Australia and SE Asia in 2005, we were truly bitten by the travel bug.
So, around 5 years later when the time seemed right and we finally had enough funds in the bank, we were off again, this time on a years journey to Central America, South America, Fiji, New Zealand and Australia.
Heading back to the UK after this amazing trip and saving once more for just under a year, we were off again in search another journey, this time taking us to Sri Lanka, India and Nepal.
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