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About
and beyond
The journey to
Nepal
For me, the journey to Nepal began
on a journey to Peru two years previously. Traveling to Nepal
was like getting to know Rob and Kay on the Inca trail, that
is, like getting to know a new friend. For me, it was a country
of much kindness and many smiles. Some journeys continue long
after you are back home, playing in your mind as images and
feelings and experiences. Nepal is like that, like a friend
who makes a positive difference in your life whether you are
together or apart.
Travel
bio
Journeys in Canada, Mexico, USA, Jamaica, Guatemala, El
Salvador, Thailand, Senegal, France, Spain, and Peru have
been important experiences in my life.
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Our
guide
Krishna
has been leading treks for over 15 years now and has his
brother Prem, also a qualified trekking guide to give additional
one on one support to clients where required. The brothers
are experienced in all of the treks in the Annapurna region,
including the Jomosom Trek, the Annapurna Circuit, the Annapurna
Sanctuary, and numerous shorter and/or less famous treks.
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Krishna
Kami (or Kumar, it has something to do with the cultural nuances
of
the Nepalese, either will find him) provides expert guide
services,
equipment rental or sales, good advice, and cheerful company.
He
can be contacted at
at his shop, Globetrotter Trekking, Lakeside, Pokhara,
or just send him an e-mail:
monep@yahoo.com
Krishna
provides a full guiding
and portering service, which can be tailored to individual
needs. This would
include all internal transport arrangements, accommodation
and food on the trail.
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Books
in my Nepal backpack
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Nepal
Lonely Planet
a good general guide of Nepal, with background on people and
cultures, and the ususal what-to-see and how-to-get-there
part
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Cold
Mountain
Charles Frazier
read about one cold mountain while you are in your sleeping
bag on another one.
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