So, still alive after the flight from Pokhara to Jomsom. ;) (Well, *knock knock*, anyway ;). Gotta say that I've never been scared to flying but now I genuilly was a bit... I was really tensed all the way (all about 25mins). Luckily I was still able to look for the breathtaking peak views of the Annapurnas! Rises respect in you. Jomsom was a little town/village with only a few tourists, since it's a low season. On a high season I believe it's buzzing with trekke...

We drove from Bandipur to Pokhara, in a good weather, luckily. Car did some minor problem(?), which our driver solved, so got here on time. Positively surprised since it it does NOT rain atm (*knock knock*) and the streets are dry (read: so NO leeches - yay!! :). Staying at the Mum's Garden Resort at the Lakeside, which is farely nice place. We rented mountain bikes from near our hotel (150 Nepal rupees/bike/day), so more convienient to explore the town in a day....

The drive from KTM to Bandipur took about 5 hrs. But we got lucky, since it was a sunny day and no rain, and therefore all the roads were in a good shape. Our driver is a nice guy, doesn't talk too much ;) but tells when there's smth to see. Suits for us Finns perfectly. ;) Stopped coupla times for a gorge emerging cool spring water from the mountains. Looked very amazing! Though the drive was sometime quite "thrilling" with those _many serpentine turns, and "de...

I woke up in the morning into a severe headache, somewhere around 7 AM. Thought it a dehydration and didn't took a pill, which I should have done.. Only drank water. So the result was a pretty severe migraine attack.. :( That ruined the morning hours, 'cause it didn't get any better untill 11 o'clock or smth and after many strong painkillers. So we didn't get to leave early, as we had attended. Ate breakfast and then we had to go to arrange our domestic flight ti...

Went to a walk to Thamel, after breakfast. And it sure was just as noisy as all the tips&books&everything had told. Chaotic and also very easy to get lost, 'cause all the allets and streets look the same.. Popped in to coupla stores selling Khukuri's, the traditional knives of the Gurkhas. They're beautiful, and thought of buying one. Then we headed to the World Heritage Site of the Durbar Square and it's many temples. Many guides inmeadetely tried to s...