Today i went to the trekking permit office – you need 3 passport pictures and have to fill 2 forms out. And 35\u20ac lighter you have a permit and a kind of trekking passport. Great!
\nDid find a Nivea lip balm with SFP 20! Very nice – if it is a faked one they even got the Nivea taste and smell right!!<\/p>\n
Looks like i have to leave my New Zealand wool shirt here – too heavy for the trek. This is what i have to do for tomorrow – sort the stuff out that will wait here at the lake for me.<\/p>\n
Other than that i guess i make a few pix of this “Lost Paradise” here tomorrow and post them. Wild wild construction and rubbish will kill what is left of this place sooner or later. <\/p>\n
One good thing: tons of free WiFi places all over – i love it!<\/p>\n
Now some of you did ask me how much i spend here a day. It all depends on the beer!<\/p>\n
Hotel (Hot Shower and toilet, double bed) 3,10 \u20ac
\nBreakfast (Coffee, fresh juice, muesli, hash browns, 2 eggs, some green stuff and bread) 1,53 \u20ac
\nLunch (say noodles with cheese, mushrooms and sauce) 1,75 \u20ac
\nwith a big pot of tea (6 cups or more) + 0,64 \u20ac or 2 mint lassie + 0,84 \u20ac
\nCoffee: a chocolate croissant 0,38 \u20ac a cup of coffee (organic nepali) 0,41 \u20ac<\/p>\n
and so on – not really expensive – now for the beer: it starts at 1,74 if you are lucky at happy hour in a restaurant. Usually more like 2-3 \u20ac. And here even in supermarkets they want 1.80 and up for a Everest. Tssss In Kathmandu you find Everest for 1,26 and up in a supermarket.
\nThe good part of the Beer story is that it is one of the best beers you can find in Asia!!<\/p>\n
Hope things are good on your end of the screen??<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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