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After traveling Nepal for more than four months in the last two years, I’m no longer surprised of all the chaos in the public transport in Nepal. Instead, I can see its charm and enjoy the insight you get from…
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For a while I stared sleepily to the number two luggage belt at London Heathrow; why is my luggage so slow? Impatiently I watch the time go by. In less than three hours my bus to Brussels will leave from…
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Sweat is running down my body and I keep thinking it are flies or mosquitos, but half of the time I’m hitting my own sweatdrops of my body. I haven’t been walking for 15 minutes when I decide it’s time…
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I arrived in Gorkha in a big, cold raincloud after a bus drive of over six hours. The moment I got out of the bus, it became clear Gorkha wasn’t a place many tourists went to see; everything was written…
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It seems as if I stepped right into a scene out of a movie. But the life people live here isn’t the same as the life of movie stars. Last week I lived between the monks and nuns of the…
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I was welcomed with a loving heart at the house of the Dutch Benjamin and the British Simone. Together with their son Daniel and two dogs they live in a village near Sanga, a place in the southeast of the…
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Nepali Rock songs are sung out loud, interspersed with English songs, which were just as popular. We entered the Purple Haze Rockbar; according to others one of the best nightlife spots in Thamel. The drummer is going crazy behind his…
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I stared in front of me while sitting on a stone. The Beautiful old city of Kathmandu, Durbar Square, has changed quite a lot since the last time I visited it in 2014. Temples are being held together with pillars…
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