It's been 2 years, but I'm back in Nepal! It also means I'm back to updating the blog.
This time I'm back at the height of the monsoon. It's been raining pretty much everyday since I arrived. I just spent the last 3 days with some friends in Pokhora, which I'm told is in a particularly rainy part of the country. Although we didn't manage to go paragliding, at the suggestion of some other friends, we did rent a rowboat and go on the lake for a swim.
One thing I've noticed in Nepal is the higher frequency of signs in Chinese, compared even to two years ago. Here are two signs I noticed on the main shopping street in Lakeside, Pokhora (where most tourists hang out).
The thing to note here, is that the Chinese reads, "我爱尼泊尔" which means "I love Nepal".
And this sign reads "我爱博卡拉" which means "I love Pokhora". As random as the quote in English right below it.
This time I'm back at the height of the monsoon. It's been raining pretty much everyday since I arrived. I just spent the last 3 days with some friends in Pokhora, which I'm told is in a particularly rainy part of the country. Although we didn't manage to go paragliding, at the suggestion of some other friends, we did rent a rowboat and go on the lake for a swim.
One thing I've noticed in Nepal is the higher frequency of signs in Chinese, compared even to two years ago. Here are two signs I noticed on the main shopping street in Lakeside, Pokhora (where most tourists hang out).
The thing to note here, is that the Chinese reads, "我爱尼泊尔" which means "I love Nepal".
And this sign reads "我爱博卡拉" which means "I love Pokhora". As random as the quote in English right below it.
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