Around Nepal

After some days of resting with some beers and yak steaksI decided to continue my journey through Nepal by bus. Next stop was Tansen. It took 6 hours for 120km. Unfortunelty there was nothing to see from the famous mountains, because of heavy fog. But i had great views at vomitting people in the bus. That happens often, because the people are not used in travelling like that. And it gets really nasty sometimes, when those people dont have a vomitting bag right in time. Tansen was... a remote city. Nothing special ... and that was the reason why i decided to go there. Just a nice little town, no tourists, a small market. Perfect for a short stop.




Next destination was Naryangath. The trip in the bus was simmilar then the bustrip before. Imagine a lot of vomitting people in the bus...the strong smell of the vomitts.

The first night .. I was so lucky to get a small hotel room along the river...sounded very romantic, but at sunset the biggest moscitos I ever had seen so far invaded that beautiful place. I stopped there to make a daytrip to Devgath, one of the holiest places in Nepal.Three rivers are connected there. You can reach the village only by a long suspensionbridge and many old people go there to die and a nursing home is taking care about them.















Jankpur:

The most indian town in Nepal. And the most popular town to get married. It is said that the god Rama married the goddess Sita on that place. It's also the place with the biggest moscitos Ihave ever seen in my life. (Even bigger then in Naryangath)









It`s also the place to see the one and only railway in Nepal. It has a length from 36km and is always very crowded.