Days 9 & 10 of the trek | |||||||||||||||
Day 9 : The friendly cook at MBC - we asked if he could show us how to make Tibetan bread - he oblidged. We had been eating Tibetan bread during our trek & liked it. So here's our chance to see it made - it tastes great with trekking honey! These cooks work magic with the limited resources they have up there. | |||||||||||||||
A sneek peek beneath the table top in the dining hall at MBC. The blue object is a standard kerosene stove, lighted and placed underneath the table to warm our legs & hands. Campers are required to pay 20Rps for this luxury. We waited in the dining hall while waiting for our group of 3 to return from their excursion to ABC. | |||||||||||||||
Standing in front of the guest house at MBC prior to embarking for Himalaya Hotel. | On the trail down to Himalaya Hotel. MBC is somewhere behind those big rocks! | ||||||||||||||
Walking through a recent minor landslide somewhere past Hinko cave, going towards Himalaya Hotel. Proceed with caution esp. during or after a downpour. These areas are prone to slides. | |||||||||||||||
Ram and Subas taking their lunch during a brief stop. That's rice and "dal bhat" they're eating with dried chillies - an essential appetiser for them. Kim Ai seem to want a share of the food... | |||||||||||||||
Day 10 : At Himalaya Hotel the morning after, preparing to leave for Chhomrong. There'll be a flight of stairs that we'll have to climb to reach Chhomrong. It's gonna take an hour of hard climbing for this - locals make the steps in half the time! | Mother combing her daughter's hair while the little one sleeps on the back of her elder sister. Family we came across on a brief drink stop just before reaching Sinuwa. | ||||||||||||||
Sinuwa
- menu on a pillar! How convenient when it comes time to order. Notice the bottled drinks in the pot at the table - that's how drinks are kept cold everywhere on the trek. |
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