After the high of flying around Mt Everest, I came back to the hotel tried to upload a video of the experience on Facebook, didn't work though, tried twice more and gave up put photos instead. Like the photo on here is wrong but don't have one on iPad of where I went will change that when I get home on the weekend. For the mere cost of 3,000 rupees ($34) for 7 hours I had a personal driver, who took me to three places today. First up was Monkey Temple (proper ...

The flight this morning was cancelled, only finding out at the airport this morning. Came back so tired because I didn't sleep hardly at all last night. So change of plans, I decided to have my massage today which I did. Talk about melt into the table. Yes me, one whom has always said I'm not letting anyone touch me, had a full body (head to soles of my feet ) with hot oil. The masseuse had magic hands. Then on a natural high, I went for a walk and booked a car ...

Today I'm off to fly over Mt Everest, after not much sleep as someone was bagging on something and yelling out for hours. Woke me up around 2am. So loud and then the car horns, here they use them for indicators, to say hey I'm going to pass you, say hurray up and move, well for any and every reason. One would wonder what is wrong if it was quiet like home. Still eating vegetarian like I did in India. Yesterday was some more retail therapy, today after the fligh...

Well arrived safe in Kathmandu (yet the song about Singapore keeps jumping into my thoughts, it can wait thats another 4 or so days) after an early start 4:00am and leave at 4:30 only a few minutes to the airport. I got through check in and customs without too much delay. I would not have liked to left it any later. The journey was un eventful, only minor turbulence at one point. And was over quickly around 75 minutes. Getting out through customs was no harder ...

A gorgeous resort, palaces and snake charmers in car parks filled our day along with the "normal" road, traffic and driving went along with travelling in India. We stopped at a nondescript little diner along the way for lunch. Amongst a City, a touch of green and Of course (and enjoyably so ) was a stop to say bye to the ones from the Rotary Club of Alwar at a members home for morning tea, and to set us off with 2 vehicles with drivers to take us to the train sta...