Our trip to India and Nepal began in rather a relaxed mood. We had lots of time between flights so Barbara found a quiet spot to read in the Detroit Airport.
And there was a similar spot in the spanking new Airport in Delhi waiting for the flight to Kathmandu after an overnight stay in town.
In Nepal we spent five nights at the Ganesh Himal Hotel, a fabulous place in Chetrapati, a section of the old area. The terrace outside our rooms. There were two things wrong with the hotel, no elevator (most hotels didn't have them...not a good idea in a city with no electricity for half the day...they use generators)...and it was two long blocks from the good restaurant and shopping areas . But it had extremely comfortable rooms, friendly staff, free internet, great restaurant and room service and when Barb got sick they personally took her to the ER and the owner of the hotel went and picked her up. I can't recommend them highly enough.
A woman across the road feeding her pidgeons in the morning.
Chetrapati Tole just up the road from the hotel. A major crossroads.
Our trip to India and Nepal began in rather a relaxed mood. We had lots of time between flights so Barbara found a quiet spot to read in the Detroit Airport.
And there was a similar spot in the spanking new Airport in Delhi waiting for the flight to Kathmandu after an overnight stay in town.
In Nepal we spent five nights at the Ganesh Himal Hotel, a fabulous place in Chetrapati, a section of the old area. The terrace outside our rooms. There were two things wrong with the hotel, no elevator (most hotels didn't have them...not a good idea in a city with no electricity for half the day...they use generators)...and it was two long blocks from the good restaurant and shopping areas . But it had extremely comfortable rooms, friendly staff, free internet, great restaurant and room service and when Barb got sick they personally took her to the ER and the owner of the hotel went and picked her up. I can't recommend them highly enough.
A woman across the road feeding her pidgeons in the morning.
Chetrapati Tole just up the road from the hotel. A major crossroads.
An effigy on the busy Thamel streets. I'm not sure what it was about.
Just found your photos, Priscilla. Will enjoy following as you post more. I have a short trip to India in September and this is a great reminder of the region.
ReplyDeleteThere will be lots of photos of India coming up.
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