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Month: March 2017

Bhaktapur

Budget Guesthouse Reviews: Nepal

March 8, 2017March 8, 2017Leave a comment

Our family of 5 stay in the following guesthouses during our travels in Nepal. Here is what we thought of our accommodation.

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This is Dennis and Asa. We hired them to be our porters for the gorilla trekking, not because we needed porters, but to support the community that had been hit hard by lack of tourist income because of Covid. They were so sweet. In addition to carrying our bags, they also watched out for me and gave me a hand anytime I looked like I needed help. The hardest part of the trek for me was not the impenetrable jungle but the steep uphill through a tea field before we got to the jungle. Halfway up I was sucking wind pretty hard (I want to blame to the elevation since I live at sea level, but let’s be honest, lack of fitness probably played a role, too 😂) Dennis and Asa noticed and one of them grabbed my hand and starting pulling while the other pushed from behind. It was pretty hilarious, but I kept a straight face and let them do their job.

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