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India & Nepal

November 2005


Map & Table of Contents

Each dot on this map is a place we visited, and the lines show our route between them. Click on a dot to jump straight to the pictures of that place if you don't want to read the whole report.

In short the trip went like this: we first flew to Delhi, spent 1 day there, and then flew on to Kathmandu. The next day we flew on to Lukla in the Sagarmatha National Park and started our trek to Everest Base Camp. 11 days later we flew back to Kathmandu, and from there we traveled back to Delhi over land through northern India. The last two days we went to Amritsar and back. To see a day-by-day summary of our route, click on More.
:: More... ::

  • Day 0: plane from Brussels to Delhi
  • Day 1: Delhi
  • Day 2: plane from Delhi to Kathmandu
  • Day 3: plane from Kathmandu to Lukla, start of trek
  • Day 3-13: trek to Everest Base Camp and back
  • Day 14: plane from Lukla to Kathmandu, Swayambhunath
  • Day 15: Bhaktapur
  • Day 16: Raxaul
  • Day 17: Bodhgaya
  • Day 18: Varanasi
  • Day 19: Khajuraho
  • Day 20: Orchha
  • Day 21: Sanchi
  • Day 22: Gwalior
  • Day 23-24: Agra + Fatehpur Sikri
  • Day 25: Jaipur
  • Day 26: Jodhpur
  • Day 27: Delhi
  • Day 28-29: Amritsar
  • Day 30: plane from Delhi to Brussels

  Here's the full picture report:

 

Part 1 - Delhi (day 1 + day 27)
 

Part 2 - The Kathmandu Valley (day 2 + days 14-15). Kathmandu, Swayambhunath, Bhaktapur
 

Part 3 - Everest Base Camp Trek (1/2) (days 3-8)
 

Part 4 - Everest Base Camp Trek (2/2) (days 9-13)
 

Part 5 - A Passage to India (days 16-18). Raxaul border crossing, Bodhgaya, Varanasi
 

Part 6 - Madhya Pradesh (days 19-21). Khajuraho, Orchha, Sanchi
 

Part 7 - Gwalior and Agra (days 22-24). Gwalior, Agra, Fatehpur Sikri
 

Part 8 - Rajasthan (days 25-26). Jaipur, Jodhpur
 

Part 9 - Punjab (days 28-29). Amritsar, Wagah


5 Comments

eleni Tue 21 Mar 2006 @ 01:56
Great! i was anxious and still am for no. 7 :)
It's like you are reading a book and when it starts to get really interesting you realise that some pages are missing...

Godsmurf Tue 21 Mar 2006 @ 13:41
Hehe. Should be up within a few days!

Della Sat 25 Mar 2006 @ 23:55
Nice pictures and writing! Your photos really bring back to my mind the days i spent in Nepal!
Go ahead and share with us more your travel notes and experience in the future!

Carole Davt Fri 02 Nov 2007 @ 13:59
Wonderful pictures and story-----a real girly question--are there any snakes up there??? and how tough is it to complete??


Godsmurf Sun 04 Nov 2007 @ 14:52
Assuming you're talking about Everest BC trek: I didn't see any snakes and can't imagine there being any that high.


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