J: We made it to Kathmandu City, the capital of Nepal after a great bus journey over a rather large mountain. We visited Durbar Square, which is an area opposite the old royal palace with over 40 temples and shrines. They were nearly built on top of each other. We went into the royal museum, which some how led into the 9 storey high temple, which hurt both our calves that were still recovering from the Poon Hill trek. It was really interesting going around it all...

J: We had a day around Pokhara, rented another scooter and went to Devi Waterfalls, which weren't huge but it had a cave, which was still warm inside. We also took another ride on the scooter to another lake and went for a spontaneous underwear swim; it was beautiful in the clear water with all the mountains around us. S: So up at 6.30am, ready for our three day trek to Poon Hill, at 3200 meters high. (Bearing in mind Ben Nevis is only 1300m - help maybe?). Our ...

J: So we could have easily sneaked over the boarder to Nepal. The bus dropped us off at 4am, and as usual the Tuk Tuk drivers wanted to drive us a 10-minute walk. We both said no and a helpful family guided us to the boarder. We had to wake up both immigration offices, who weren't particularly pleased with us, but at least we entered the country legally. S: Honestly, I felt like I was in an action movie. It was pitch black, no one around and there we are crossin...