Showing posts with label milk-tea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label milk-tea. Show all posts

2017/07/11

India 05: Survived! Enjoyed? That's the question.

On our trip, we experienced different roles in the society. One day we stayed in a 5 star resort for free, another day we camped next to a cow in the yard of a poor villager. These jumps between homes of rich and poor describe the huge gap in the Indian society as well. In the last entry we ended up in a poor private school. You can’t guess, what came next.

A new Big Ben in Kolkata

2017/04/06

Nepal 01: We ate Dal Bhat, drank milk-tea, saw the mountains and smiled...

24th February – 19th March 2017

Crossing the border to Nepal, we found ourselves in the land of smiles. People smiled to us everywhere and they really meant it. The street was more quiet, clean and not full of cows anymore. Easily, we found hotels with wifi, hot water and surrounded by restaurants with real coffee. Well, India was truly left far behind! We had some relaxing days in Hetauda, the green and nice city with its delicious momo heaven (the Nepali version of steamed/fried dumpling).