Pokhara, Nepal
March 1, 1977
I sat out on the deck listening to the distant dogs, looking at the stars, and brooding on the mountains.
Source: Personal travel notes.
The trip from Kathmandu to India is only a few hundred miles by road. The bounty of sights makes it seem much longer. Nepal is mostly a high mountain valley with spectacular scenery. Outside the cities, people are sparse, most engaged in small-scale farming. In spring, Nepal has warm days and cold nights. Spending the night in Pokhara, sitting outside under a clear sky with a waxing moon, contemplating the eternal mountains, well, that's just about the closest thing to communing with nature that I can imagine.
More photos after the jump.
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