Author: Scott Harper
Farewell to Sisautiya
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Read more about Scott Harper’s trip to Nepal here. Monday, 25 November 2013, 10:15 a.m. The...
Read MoreThe Heart of Mithila
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Another bus ride from hell marked the beginning of my second and last stay in Sisautiya. I was traveling with Prashant, Rashmi, Gayatri and Baibhav because Deepavali was approaching, and, for the same reason, everyone and their brother were also dispersing to their home villages from Kathmandu for the holiday. What resulted was a jam-packed bus, with people variably standing, sitting and lying in the aisle.
Read MoreHike for Help
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I should have known that we would meet in Boudhanath. As the epicenter of the displaced Tibetan community in Nepal and generally all things Buddhist, there really is no more appropriate place for any true Sherpa.
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