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मैले सोचे जस्तो हुने भएWell, ya.. I have lots of stories about Langtang trip…
In fact, that was the first time in my life, I saw snow and snow fall as well..
we stayed at LaRaNi guest house in Dhunche.. climbed to Chandanbari..
but unfortunately I could not go to Gosaikunda.. I still can memorize the hotel where we used to have lunch and dinner…
We went to Syafrubesi too and had some apple juice ( fermented one) at Thulo Syafru.…
The place is really amazing..
It is like a piece of heaven on earth ..
Then we reached Dhunche during March I believe, it was already dark…
But the very next morning, we saw all mountains around us covered by snow (only peaks though)…
That was really beautiful… and I remember the words coming out of our mouth: “wow”…I heard a lot about Kyanjing and Langtang valley…
tried my best to get time for at least a week for a trip to these places…
But, my bad luck, I started to work immediately I finished college and never had a week long holiday after that…
Also, I believe, the intensified conflict was a major reason to keep my dream suppressed until recently…
Your blog reminded me my dream trek to langtang…
I will start accumulating leave days for this trek.
I have some pictures from the trip..
But they are in hard copy and I need to scan them to share with you…
I am really glad to see your blog to promote domestic tourism for Langtang region...
Nepalese are getting time and money to buy a trip to Singapore, Switzerland, Bangkok, but are ignoring a piece of heaven just behind us…
When we were there, there was a bottled water plant (producing Himalayan Spring Water) at Dhunche. Is it still there?
I am sure that above story of my Langtang trip is not systematic and well written and I know that I am very poor on documenting my thoughts (even more the travel journals)…
Many thanks…
Photo: Belgian Website
हेर्दा धागो बुनिरहेको यो दृश्य खासै असर गर्ने खालको नहोला।
