The most charming beach
is where we start a grueling hike way up high (grueling only because of the intense heat).
Monthly Archive: November, 2012
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The temples feel pagan to me
But they’re real, they’re used daily by some, they’re part of the intrinsic fabric of Nepalese society.
So we went to Olu Deniz
The Blue Lagoon. The bluest of the blue waters of Turkey.
Normally full
This plaza in summer is teeming up with people. Maybe the grey skies are not so bad after all: they keep the visitors away. We need to have a “Winter: the secret of… Continue reading
Way up there
The wild and courageous take off hand-gliding from the top of that mountain.
Preview of Nepali architecture
Brick and beautifu carved wood characterize the basic structure of large temple-like buildings that have survived the upheaval of the centuries.
Sure enough
We wake up to another beautiful day ahead. What to do today? That is the question.
Another loitering scene
in Bhaktapur.
Lounging
and trying to sell root vegetables, a kind of radish, in Bhaktapur.Winter is relaxed: the tourists are few.