One hell of a hard day!! And not just that … that was the hardest day from the entire 16-day trek. It was the day that nearly brought me to tears, exhausted me to the point I wanted to give up numerous times and got me so frustrated that when I got to the top …
I’ve been looking forward to day 6 for a few days so I woke up eager to get up and get going. I knew little about the trek but this much I knew – there was a bakery in Manang, an actual cafe that sold huge pastries and real coffee 😀 I’m not usually someone …
“WOW, my eyes are not double, they’re triple” 😀 – it was day 5 and I had officially never looked more tired. We packed up quickly and headed down for breakfast! And what a scenic breakfast that was! I was sitting with my back towards the window when Nouh excitedly said “OMG, Look out the …
It was a cold morning, the coldest so far. It was the first day that I woke up with near-frozen nose and ears. Luckily I had wrapped myself up like a burrito so my face was the only part of me the cold could get to 😀 Thank God for my burrito wrap, more commonly …
Woke up with a weird worry that it was raining. I’ve been dreading the day when we’d have to start the day with the raincoats and trek through puddles of mud uninspired by the horrible cloudy weather. But luckily … this wasn’t that day! As the alarm went off, I could hear what I thought …
– “DAMN! Humidity is real … nothing’s dried out!” – I was stunt when I woke up and rushed to pick up my laundry just to realise it was all wet. It wasn’t rained on, it was just totally damp. I quickly figured what people meant when they were saying that we’ll be walking around …
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My alarm went off at 5 am which meant that it was time … time to pack up my backpack real quick and pray my taxi ride to the tourist bus park in Pokhara will arrive on time to catch the 6:30 am bus to Besisahar and start my solo trek! I had been looking …
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