Alright so Hannah left and I spent the rest of the day finding my way around Kathmandu and working out a plan for the coming two weeks. The tourist district of Kathmandu is insane, outdoor shops, outdoor agencies, restaurants, tiger balm salesmen and coffee table bookshops everywhere! After a good feed of buffalo momo's (tibetan dumpling's) I went about sorting a trek again. I decided I wanted to try something a bit different to what I'd normally do and so found ...

So we left Varanasi for Nepal. A long journey involving a 6 hour train journey (which was 2 hours late), a 3 hour coach to the border, then after customs another 9 hour coach to Pokhara. It didn't go too badly though Hannah felt pretty rough towards the end. We both immiediatly got a good vibe in Nepal, the people are so smily and happy and everything is less busy, much calmer. After arriving we went for food (10pm at this point) and then hit the hay. Hannah had ...

Hello everyone, sorry the blogs have been a bit out of sync, didn't get much internet time after the trek, took long enough to put the photos on! So the Jomsom trek... Day 1: Took a bus from Pokhara up the valley to the starting point of our trek. We followed the valley up past crystal clear pools and corn fields. We stopped for lunch then tackled the 3280 stone steps (ascending 600m), we took it 500 steps at a time and were quite chuffed with ourselves when we...