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<strong>Pokhara</strong>,<br />
NEPAL<br />
A peaceful sunset over Lake Phewa. The summit of<br />
Dhaulagiri 8167 meters is seen in the background<br />
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A<br />
nnapurna is a massif in the<br />
Himalayas in north-central<br />
Nepal that includes one peak<br />
over 8,000 metres and thirteen<br />
peaks over 7,000 metres. Annapurna<br />
1 was the first 8,000-metre<br />
peak to be climbed. Maurice Herzog<br />
and Louis Lachenal, reached<br />
the summit on 3 June 1950<br />
D<br />
haulagiri I is the seventh<br />
highest mountain<br />
in the world at 8,167 metres<br />
above sea level. It was first<br />
climbed on May 13, 1960.<br />
Sarangkot <strong>Pokhara</strong> overlooking Annapurna range<br />
C<br />
hildren in their school uniforms<br />
on their way to school<br />
in the <strong>Pokhara</strong> valley.<br />
Dhaulagiri shines over lake Phewa<br />
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Farmers from the mountain village Kaskikot, located 2 hours by foot<br />
from <strong>Pokhara</strong><br />
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Portraits of people encountered<br />
on the way.<br />
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every picture tells a story
Farming ladies<br />
in the mountain<br />
villages Sarangkot<br />
and Kaskikot<br />
around <strong>Pokhara</strong><br />
Pleasant view over Annapurna and Machupucharre from the kitchen<br />
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every picture tells a story
Smoke on the water.<br />
Behind the boats, in the distance, on a small island on<br />
Lake Phewa sits the Barawi Temple peacefully among<br />
the trees.<br />
<strong>Pokhara</strong> Shanti Stupa is a Buddhist pagoda on a hilltop in Ananda hill .<br />
Shanti Stupa in <strong>Pokhara</strong> is the first World Peace Pagoda in Nepal<br />
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every picture tells a story
Naudanda bus stop in the <strong>Pokhara</strong> valley<br />
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Annapurna seen from Kaskikot lookout<br />
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Colourful wooden boats on Lake<br />
Phewa<br />
She sells sea shells by the sea shore<br />
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<strong>Pokhara</strong> is the second largest<br />
city of Nepal with a population<br />
of 255 000 . It is located<br />
at an altitude of 900m above<br />
sea level. It’s also the starting<br />
point for all of the treks<br />
in the Annapurna region.<br />
Buddha Air and Yeti Air are 2<br />
airlines serving the city<br />
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every picture tells a story
Activities by the lake on a Sunday afternoon<br />
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every picture tells a story
A<br />
nnapurna<br />
is a Sanskrit name that literally means “full of food”,<br />
but is normally translated as Goddess of the Harvests<br />
M<br />
achhapuchhre is a mountain reaching 6 993 m in the central part<br />
of Nepal. The name means « Fish tail » It is sacred to the god<br />
Shiva, and is therefore off limits to climbing.<br />
A local inhabitant checking on visitors<br />
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Lake Phewa in the outskirts of <strong>Pokhara</strong><br />
Shanti stupa with Himalayan<br />
summits in the background<br />
Common scenery on a mountain<br />
path in the <strong>Pokhara</strong> region<br />
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every picture tells a story
Nepali Chicken Momo<br />
Momo is a steamed<br />
bun with some form<br />
of filling , in this<br />
case, chicken. One<br />
can find Momo at<br />
every corner of<br />
the city: on road<br />
side stalls, local<br />
dining restaurants.<br />
Momo<br />
can be eaten<br />
as snacks<br />
or dinner and<br />
can be served<br />
on any occasion.<br />
It is<br />
healthy, cheap<br />
and delicious<br />
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