Back again, at the end of the trek.
Monkeys at Swayanabath, the Monkey Temple.
Home Sweet Home (not mine, thankfully).
Washing in the Bagmati River.
Bricked up.
A luxury wedding limousine.
State-of-the-art transport.
Rickshaws, by far the best way to travel through the city.
Jewelry on sale in the market.
Kaasthamandap again.
Ditto.
Ornamentatal statues on a building. Maybe it is important.
Lion statues, guarding the entrance.
Freshly aired carpets for sale.Before we left Nepal, we took a short trip to a vantage point (probably near Nagarkot), where we could see across 100 miles (160 KM) of white capped ridges. In the far distance, one tiny triangle amongst hundreds, was Sagarmatha (सगरमाथा). You will probably know it as Mount Everest, or perhaps by its Tibetan name of Chomolungma (ཇོ་མོ་གླང་མ). At 8848 metres, it is the tallest mountain in the World, with its summit sitting on the border between Nepal and Tibet. Sadly the picture collection did not have any images of it, but at least my eyes have seen it.