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jussi from Finland wrote about Kathmandu

Every tourist visiting Nepal goes through Kathmandu and you'll see it on the streets. In some parts of the city there are more tourists than locals. E.g. Thamel is full of trekking agencies, rickshaws and small shops that sell to tourists (with tourist prices so remember to barter).

tnt from USA wrote about Kathmandu

Remember to barter in Nepal. No prices are set, so don't expect to pay the asking price. The key is for both parties to leave happy: for both the buyer and seller to feel like they have made a good deal.

jussi from Finland wrote about Kathmandu

Bustling little city. Great place to start exploring Nepal.

mraugh from Finland wrote about Nagarkot

If you decide to go here, decend from the "hotels" and befriend the locals. Talk to them for a while and you might find yourself spending your days in their homes and hiking on unknown trails. They are there for the tourists but find fiends among the travellers. Nothing much to see here, but for a night or two it´s a trip worth taking. Also, hitch a ride back to kathmandu, the locals get you one easily and the ride is much more interesting than in the touristbus.

jussi from Finland wrote about Pashupatinath temple

Nepalese hindus burn their dead in Pashupatinath. The platforms by the river are categorized by caste. The higher caste platforms are upriver, which is practical: the remainings are swept off to the Bagmati river and every now and then some valuables end up to the river with the ashes. Entrepreneurial guys downstream try to find gold and jewellery using a net. (see the photo! this guy is working downstream by a lower caste platform.)

tumpak from Nepal wrote about Kathmandu

Its a great information site about travel and Nepal. It is translated through google in different languages. So if English is not your language of choice, try others.

johnuyeno from Canada wrote about Kathmandu

7.5/10. +nepali food, -noisy thamel district, +worldheritage site, -roads, -revolution, +excitement and change is in the air

ytropek from Poland wrote about Deutsch Home

If you are loooking for a budget accommodation in a heart of Thamel (Kathmandu) try Deutsch Home. When you'll have problems to find it ask for New Orleans Cafe - is next door. You will find in the hotel also great trekking agency (ask for Chiran - he is very helpful and friendly guy). If you'll go with them, you may have an accommodation for free.

jussi from Finland wrote about Shivapuri National Park

Luckily we had hired a porter. It was a rough and fast-paced hike through the national park to Chisapani but the views were definitely worth the effort. There was only one tea room along the way and the paths were quiet (as in: there were no other people, lots of sound by birds and insects though).

jussi from Finland wrote about Pashupatinath temple

Pashupatinath is supposedly one of the most sacred hindu temples in the world. Or so our unofficial guide told us. He also had vivid stories about how the 'holy men' come to the temple area to smoke weed because it helps in meditation and connecting with gods.