• Mustang Mally
    Blue skies meant a chance to have breakfast outside
    But Pokhara is still opaque so the flights to Jomsom were cancelled yet againMonastery stop: I resisted the urge to imitate the Golden Child: "I want the knife...pleeeaase!"Just as well: the resident monk was nice enough to bless our birthdays and give us a scarf each.It's incredible what a little river can do given enough timeOur 4WD brought us most of the way but the terrain was eventually the winnerShetland's pony required from here onShortly after we arrived at the small village of Lubra.Which was founded in response to the successful sprouting of this walnut tree. It's now 800 yrs old!Animals are kept in the courtyard or in the house. People live upstairsA terrible playground with a wonderful view for the kids who live in this hostel during term.We climbed to 3100m to reach a monastery above the town. Puffing and peeing.. come on 2,3DPG!Worth the hypoxiaA home cooked lunch on a village rooftopThe outlook from the spa was very different todaySound healing! We felt the various frequencies resonate through our bodies like an internal massage.

    Good vibrations

    March 11 in Nepal ⋅ ☀️ 1 °C

    Rishab, our activity butler, had his first opportunity to shine today and he was absolutely glistening. The skies started to clear then he eased us into our week of trekking (lite) before ensuring that we recovered with the usual wellness offerings plus a visit to the sound healer.Read more