#1

I guess #1 was easy. How about this?

#2

This must be easy

#3

This might be slightly harder to name.

#4

Yo ta garho hola. Hint: byroad ko bato ma...

#5

#6

1............>ashok hall patan.
2................>may be kalimati
3...............>not sure tripureshowr???
4..............>pulchowk..near dhamkal
hehe see i can gues???i can guess more only thing is i might be wrong;)

5. Pokhara
6. Manakamana

#3 In front of Bishal Bazar. I can see Angan Sweets ko pasal
#1 is Ranjana, I think. #4 Pulchowk nag pokhari

How about this?
#7

1 is Ranjana Hall.
2 the road going from Maitidevi toward Baneswor. Right at the T-junction
3 New Road. Picture taken from Revolving resturant (above Peanuts)
4 Looks very familiar. Probably in Patan
5. Daman?
6 No idea

1 ranjana hall
3 near bishal bazaar
4 pulchok

#1 - ds

#2 - Kamalpokhari chok nira ko falful pasal

#3 - ds

#4 - pulchok

#5 - simbhanjyang jada ko bato (by road hint bhayeko le ;)

#6 - sabai answer afu le ke dine; aru lai pani chance dinchu :)


P.s. ds = dherai sajilo

Yo ta assadhyai sajilo hola.

#8

No.8
It is new road too.. Alina's Bakery on the right and the road leads to "Fresh House" and Chika Mugal. It is exactly stright from bishal bazar.
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Ruina,,, sabai guess ni wrong garne ho.. dhaiit lati:P
NO.1 and No. 3 wrong guess gareko ma timilai KTM ma farkina manai cha.. ra yaha guess garna ta sara saar manai cha:P... lala narou aba... tyastai bhaneko:P
;)... royeki maan pagli halne.. mero bani alik ramro chaina :(
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No. 6 Manakamana nai ho ta?.. ho ho jasto po lagyo malai.. been more than 10 yrs tyo thau gayeko. khai... keep em coming chatmandu...

IndisGuise:)

royo re???royeko chaina ma ta ..timilai fakaunu ta aundaina k runu
.....malai hataunu nai kina paachi pareke aja tiimi;)k bhayo la la bhana bhana mero chweet diary??
yaha ta rule nai thiyeena ni tyahi bhayera jani jane wrong gareko;)khoi bujeko timile...
tyahi pani jandina ma nepal 3 years samma so i will follow one rule ....well abt not posting ahhhhhhhamm i didn't see that hai timile k lekheko hera na maile kehi dekhina ......:)wink wink

*Broad smile*

Chatmandude, thanks for the pics . Yeh dil magey moreee, aha ! :)

*~Jai Sri Manakamana mai ~*
Its quite a relief to see them poor khachads without their heavy loads. Thanks to those " kebul kars".

Here are the answers:




1. Ranjana Hall aghadi ko gully
2. Maitidevi ko fulfool pasal
3. Bishanbazar aghadi ko roundabout
4. Pulchowk
5. Daman bata Tistoong
6. Manakamana
7. Dhobi Khola, on the way to Bishalnagar from Gaushala
8. Dharmapath, infront of Peanuts

Congratulations to those who got it, and to those who did not. UD le kasari almost sabai thaha paayeko hola? JB was pretty accurate too...

Ok, lunch is over, back to work.

K ho bro haami lai chai guess garne time nai naadine bhanya, bhayena ni,at lest 24 hour ta raakhnu parcha ni ho.

Picture No. 5 is the view from around Daman, looking north northwest down into the Palung valley jasto lagcha , but I could be wrong. At the centre foreground, above the fir treetops, barely visible is a sliver of the Tribhuvan Rajpath heading left to right. There were a few stores around there, and, if I recollect correctly, a mill cum granary.

Of the hills in the backdrop, the one on the top right corner loops northeast of which one arm slopes downwards on whose ridge, or thereabouts, rests the one-dog-stop of Tistoong. Some miles due east, in the direction of the right edge of the picture, is the Kulekhani river valley and reservoir.

I have some strong memories of that area where I?d hiked and taken several trips. Twas back when I was a wee lad and traveling with the school football squad returning from a tournament at St. Josephs, North Point, Darjeeling. That late monsoon season, some bridges on the Nepalese highway were washed out so our party was forced to take the train from New Jalpaiguri to Muzzafarpur in India. Where swirling brown waters steadily crept across the landscape as streams and rivers breached their banks. On oft flood washed roads we journeyed that last day, the driver made a cautious but frantic dash for higher ground in the north towards Nepal, away from the steadily rising floodwaters in the Gangetic plains.

Arriving at dusk in Birgunj, and after strenuous haggling, one of the remaining buses at the stand was chartered for the final leg. We quickly pressed on into the stormy night, exhausted and anxious lest the one remaining highway into the capital city be closed by mudslides or washed out bridges.

Near midnight the bus clattered to a halt at Tistoong for the first real meal stop of that memorable trip. In the foggy gloom of a chilly, rainy night I stepped into a grimy dive. And wolfed down steaming platefuls of daal, bhaat and aloo bhujia. Ambrosia prepared by the Gods themselves! It stands out, in my memory, as one of the finest meals I?ve ever had. Cordon bleu and jiaozi be damned!

Excellent pictures chatmandude, thanks for sharing. Hope you don't mind my impromptu kahani.