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  • We are Living the DreamNepal Tibet Bhutan India 2019旅行者
    Central Temple Courtyard
    Barkhor Bazaar near templeTemple roofStatues inside templeOne of the many Buddha statues

    Jokhang Temple

    2019年5月16日, 中国 ⋅ ⛅ 18 °C

    Jokhang Temple is in Barkhor Square Tibetians consider this temple as the most sacred and important temple in Tibet. The temple architecture is a mixture of Indian, Tibetian and Nepalease design. It was established in the 7th century. It was impressive inside but unfortunately we could not take photo's which is a shame as the budhas and statues are incredible but I found some on google. Again really hard to learn anything about the temple but hopefully we can find some information when back in Nepal or even Sydney. Both Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple are impressive buildings with so much history and knowledge of Buddhism it is worth reading about.もっと詳しく

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    Local wares
    Ewe Must be kidding: Goat's head soup anyone?Battered fishAnother souvenir shopThis yak meat still has hairy legs.At last - what we were looking for!

    On a Mission

    2019年5月16日, 中国 ⋅ ⛅ 13 °C

    We went back to Old Town in search of something simple for dinner. Old Town is only a 10min walk away. We walked for nearly 2 hours and could not really find something suitable. So we are back at the Hotel restaurant for pizza.

    The walk in Old Town was great though all the locals are out selling different sorts of food and some of the shops were still open.

    Fitbit Stats:

    20,788 Steps
    31 Flights of Stairs
    14.39 km

    No wonder we are tired.

    Now to watch a movie and ready to hit the road again tomorrow.    もっと詳しく

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    Rock pictures outside the Monastery
    Entrance to the first sectionView of part of the Monastery

    Dreprung Monastery

    2019年5月17日, 中国 ⋅ ⛅ 12 °C

    More Monasteries today each one is a little different but essentially the same.

    Dreprung Monastery was built in 1416. Over 10,000 monks resided here making it the largest monastery in Tibet. It has 6 main temples, 3 monastic colleges. The monastery covers an area of 200,000 square metres.

    Again we walked heaps of stairs just to get to the monastery and then there are plenty more stairs inside. We only visited 2 of the temples but still very interesting.    もっと詳しく

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    Monks gather in a peaceful courtyard to exchange their views.
    The monk standing emphasises his position by stepping toward the seated monk and slapping his handThe monks are paired for their "Debate" One stands and one sits.The gesturing and slapping can become quite agressive.

    Sera Monastery Debating

    2019年5月17日, 中国 ⋅ ⛅ 16 °C

    This was one of the highlights of today's monastery visits. For about 30 minutes we watched the monks debating philosphy and their teachings. Not that we could understand what they said but there actions were so interesting and their enthusisam was inspriring.もっと詳しく

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  • We are Living the DreamNepal Tibet Bhutan India 2019旅行者
    Our Tibet tour group
    Tour Group in LhasaView of Lhasa skyline at night from our rooftop restaurantAnother night time view of Potala Palace.Yak Momo for dinnerSecond course. Yak stir fry.

    Last Night in Tibet

    2019年5月17日, 中国 ⋅ ⛅ 11 °C

    Tonight is the last night in Tibet so we had a farewell dinner in Barkhor Square at a Tibetian Family Restuarant. We had Yak Momo, Yak and Vegetable Stir Fry with Lhasa Beer and finished with chocolate cake with Ginger and honey tea.

    Our group are a lovely bunch of people and hope to see them all again one day.

    Fit Bit Stats:
    Steps 16,375
    29 flights of stairs
    11.33 km    もっと詳しく

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    Kathmandu Airport
    Getting on top of this wiring messTibetian Resturant for lunch in Kathmandu

    Mulberry Hotel Kathmandu

    2019年5月18日, ネパール ⋅ 🌬 29 °C

    We are now back in Kathmandu at the Mulberry Hotel even in the same room.

    Whilst we did no really like this Hotel at the beginning of our holiday in Kathmandu after the ones we stayed in whilst in Tibet it does seem much better.

    We have dropped the washing off, completed the last minute touristy things and had lunch. Now back at the Hotel catching u on all the things you need WIFI and Google interesting how much you really on the internet these days.    もっと詳しく

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    Cafe for tonights dinner
    Cafe for dinnerEmpty streets a ghost town

    Catching up in Kathmandu

    2019年5月18日, ネパール ⋅ 🌙 21 °C

    Most of the afternoon was spent in our room at the Mulberry Hotel catching up on the blog and plans for our trip to Bhutan and little shopping.

    We did pop out for dinner at a little cafe 5 min away from the Hotel. Kathmandu at night is pretty dead.

    Fit Bit Stats:

    9198 Steps
    4 flights of stairs
    6.37 km    もっと詳しく

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    There it is!
    Himilayas above the smogKathmandu from aboveFinished the flight. I have a certificate to prove it.Me too!

    Mount Everest here we come

    2019年5月19日, ネパール ⋅ ☀️ 18 °C

    Yeh, today we saw Mount Everest.

    We finally have been able to catch our scenic flight to see Mount Everest. The flight was a little delayed but all good.

    The hostess on the plane was lovely during the flight she come around individually and pointed out the different mountains including Mount Everest. Each person was allowed to go to the cockpit and view the mountains from the front of the plane. Then to celebrate viewing the infamous mountain called Mount Everest we received a glass of bubbles.

    Not sure I can tick this off the bucket list as it is not base camp. In the future I think we will just have to go back to Tibet and do Everest Base Camp from there as apparently the view of the peak is better and you can basically drive directly to it. Sounds like a plan.    もっと詳しく

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  • We are Living the DreamNepal Tibet Bhutan India 2019旅行者
    Old temple along our walk
    Local stupaJohn inside the smallest shop we have seen. It is as wide as his shouldersAnother local stupaTaxi rankOne of many narrow laneways

    Old Town

    2019年5月19日, ネパール ⋅ ☀️ 27 °C

    We continued our walk after lunch through an old part of Thamel which we had previously passed through briefly at night when we were here last week. Some interesting buildings and stupa's. It is a very busy and dusty street. As one store owner said this is Dustmandu.

    We even found the smallest shop we have seen during our travels it was like a hole in the wall.    もっと詳しく

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    Learning how to play the game
    Flowers for saleThamel streetAnother street

    Looking for Moving Tiger

    2019年5月19日, ネパール ⋅ ☀️ 27 °C

    We continued walking around Thamel Dustmandu looking in a number of stores for a Nepalise game called Moving Tiger which John had researched and found out about. Apparently it is not something tourists ask for as in the stores which had them they were found hidden away and covered in dust. We did find quite a nice one which was a little more expensive than we wanted to pay but we thought that it would be a great and interesting souvenier from Nepal and that we could teach the A Team and Charlie how to play. It is unlike any other game we have played. John even played a game with the store owner to see how it went and he lost.もっと詳しく

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    Our destinatina whilst in Bhutan

    Bhutan

    2019年5月20日, ブータン ⋅ ⛅ 14 °C

    Bhutan is the last great Himalayan kingdom, shrouded in mystery and magic, where a traditional Buddhist culture carefully embraces global developments.

    The Bhutanese pride themselves on a sustainable approach to tourism in line with the philosophy of Gross National Happiness. Foreign visitors famously pay a minimum tariff of US$250 per day, making it seem one of the world's more expensive destinations. However, this fee is all-inclusive – accommodation, food, transport and an official guide are all provided, so it's not a bad deal. You don't have to travel in a large group and you can arrange your own itinerary. What you won't find is budget backpacker-style travel.

    Bhutan holds many surprises. It is a country where the rice is red and where chillies aren't just a seasoning but the main dish. It's also a deeply Buddhist land, where monks check their smartphones after performing a divination, and where giant protective penises are painted beside the entrance to many houses. Yet while it visibly protects its Buddhist traditions, Bhutan is not a museum. You will find the Bhutanese well educated, fun loving and well informed about the world around them. It's this blending of the ancient and modern that makes Bhutan endlessly fascinating.

    There is the amazing Himalayan landscape, where snow-capped peaks rise above shadowy gorges cloaked in primeval forests. Taking up prime positions in this picture-book landscape are the majestic fortress-like dzongs and monasteries. This unique architecture sets the stage for spectacular tsechus (dance festivals) attended by an almost medieval-looking audience. Then there are the textiles and handicrafts, outrageous archery competitions, high-altitude trekking trails, and stunning flora and fauna.

    Environmental protection goes hand in hand with cultural preservation in Bhutan. By law, at least 60% of the country must remain forested for all future generations; it currently stands above 70%. Not only is Bhutan carbon neutral, but it actually absorbs more carbon than it emits! For the visitor, this translates into lovely forest hikes and superb birding across a chain of national parks. Whether you are spotting takins or blue poppies, trekking beneath 7000m peaks or strolling across hillsides ablaze with spring rhododendron blooms, Bhutan offers one of the last pristine pockets in the entire Himalaya.    もっと詳しく

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    National Museum

    2019年5月20日, ブータン ⋅ ⛅ 23 °C

    The National Museum of Bhutan is a cultural Museum that has on display antique items gathered from around the country, many masks used in their celebrations and information on their natural environment.

    We did not see the full museum as it is under renovation.

    No photo's inside again very annoying.    もっと詳しく

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    Kyichu Lhakhang

    2019年5月20日, ブータン ⋅ ☀️ 25 °C

    This is one of the oldest temples in Bhutan. It was built by a Tibetan King in the 7th century and was one of 108 temples constructed by him to subdue a demon that was terrorising the people of the Himalayas. It houses many important relics including a 7th century statue which is believed to have been cast at the same time as its famous counterpart in Lhasa Tibet.もっと詳しく

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    Home for tonight

    2019年5月20日, ブータン ⋅ ☀️ 24 °C

    We are now at our Hotel it is not grand but it is OK. We only stay here 1 night and then we head back to Paro.

    We have finished dinner which is all included in the tour it was not the best especially for my tummy but John enjoyed some of the food.

    Just finishing a few things before we watch a movie.

    Fit bit Stats

    8529 Steps
    28 flights of stairs
    5.9 Km    もっと詳しく

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    Buddha Statue Thimphu

    2019年5月21日, ブータン ⋅ ⛅ 18 °C

    Atop a hill in Thimphu is a massive 169 foot golden Buddha sitting on a gilded mediation hall. Inside there are 125,000 miniature buddhas which are also gilded and made of bronze. It cost almost US$100 million to build. It was constructed in 2015 to honour the 60th birthday of the 4th King of Bhutan.

    No photos inside agin this seems to be a pattern at many of the places we are visiting.

    No Photos, dusty roads, poor hotels and bad wifi. Is the glass half full or half empty.

    It's all about the experience.    もっと詳しく

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