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         		 just can't resist... one more Himalayan picture for the website! can you find ivan in this one?: by ivan_miral, Views[2815]
     
    But Kathmandu has grown into a bustling metropolis -- decidedly modern -- yielding pictures of contrast everywhere you turn.: by ivan_miral, Views[558]
         		 Another string of Kathmandu's street shrines,: by ivan_miral, Views[508]
         		 On the streets of Kathmandu, there seems to be a religious shrine of one kind or another in every possible nook and cranny.: by ivan_miral, Views[485]
         		 A Tibetan woman, in a beautiful traditional apron, expressing her devotion to the Buddha at Bodhnath stupa.: by ivan_miral, Views[573]
         		 The famous -- and HUGE -- stupa at Bodhnath, just outside of Kathmandu.: by ivan_miral, Views[255]
     
    A shrine to the Hindu deity, Shiva -- also at the Pashupatina temple in Kathmandu.: by ivan_miral, Views[280]
         		 A shrine to the deity, Ganesh, near the Pashupati temple, Kathmandu.: by ivan_miral, Views[784]
         		 Stupas in the foreground, crematory ghats in the background at one of Hinduism's holiest temples in Nepal, Pashupati, on the outskirts of Kathmandu.: by ivan_miral, Views[493]
         		 Sad to see our weeks on the trail come to an end, we board the bus back to Pokhara.: by ivan_miral, Views[227]
         		 In addition to the human porters, we shared the trail with many a mule train -- and plenty of their remnants! These mules are passing through the village of Marpha.: by ivan_miral, Views[208]
     
    Unable to find a proper teahouse in the village of Khingar, this kind woman (same age as Miral!!) invited us to her home for tea.: by ivan_miral, Views[305]
         		 Descending after our picnic -- Ive, the three Nilgiri Mountains, and the open trail.: by ivan_miral, Views[759]
         		 DEFINITELY our favorite picnic spot on the entire trek -- lunch on a high ridge overlooking the town of Jharkot.: by ivan_miral, Views[756]
     
         		 We visited the gompa (temple) and monastery in Dzong -- also once in restricted part of restricted Upper Mustang. We were toured around and quickly befriended by young Lama Karma.: by ivan_miral, Views[239]
     
    Perhaps the sweetest town we visited -- and a bit off the main trekkers route -- Dzong.: by ivan_miral, Views[255]
         		 Having decided she was no fan of wading through rivers and even less of a fan of fording them, Mi opts for a pretty precarious bridge crossing.: by ivan_miral, Views[242]
         		 Stupas and the view from the Muktinath Temple complex.: by ivan_miral, Views[407]
         		 One of the most beautful elements of the Muktinath temple complex is a string of 108 water springs. 108 is a holy number to Buddhists.: by ivan_miral, Views[539]
         		 Muktinath! We made it!! It is a holy site to Buddhists and Hindus alike because its burning natural gas springs mix the four elements of existence -- earth, water, air, and fire. Here, a group of Nepali pilgrims (who hold a mix of Buddhist and Hindu beliefs) commemorate the accomplishment of their visit. : by ivan_miral, Views[440]
     
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