Annapurna is located in Nepal in the middle part of the Himalayas, with the main peak at an altitude of 8,091 meters. Annapurna is full of peaks, including 7 snow-capped peaks above 7,000 meters above sea level. 6 years ago, I made the decision to go hiking in Annapurna in just one night, so when I set out for the ride, I brought hiking equipment.
Day 32
Shigatse→Zhangmu→Kathmandu→Taishan Youth Hostel
After a night of thrilling driving, I arrived at Zhangmu at 7 a.m., had breakfast, exchanged my money for rupees, and waited for the work stamp from the Public Security Bureau before heading to the port. After entering the country, it was a bumpy journey and random checks. We arrived in Kathmandu at 4 p.m. and stayed at the Taishan Youth Hostel. After settling in with my friends, we went out to look for food. The first meal was Chinese food. The portion was suitable for a carnivore like me.
After eating, we wandered around and saw Hindu temples and devotees everywhere.
Swim to Durbar Square, sit on the temple, and watch the people coming and going below. Faith should be regarded as the wealth of this not rich country.
Nepal time is two hours behind Beijing time. Everyone kept their lights on late at night, tired from traveling and traveling, went to bed early, and had to apply for a mountain entry permit the next day.
Day33
Kathmandu (Mount Tai → Kathmandu Tourism Bureau → Burnt Corpse Temple → Mount Tai
Wake up naturally, because hiking requires a mountain entry permit and a Hiker Information Management System Card (TIMS). When you arrive at the Kadu Tourism Bureau, you are all hiking enthusiasts. I only applied for the mountain entry permit on this day, but I got the TIMS in Pokhara.
Take a ride to the Pashupatinath Temple, also known as the Burnt Corpse Temple, which is the largest Hindu temple in Nepal. There are six stone cremation platforms on the bank of the Bagmati River outside the temple, which are places for Nepali Hindus to hold open-air cremations.
Four people went there, but in the end I was the only one who entered the Burning Corpse Temple. A local young man took me with him. Along the way, he was extremely enthusiastic and pious, and kept explaining to me the process of burning corpses, the meaning of life and God.
The ashes of the deceased are scattered into the river, and believers believe that by doing so, the soul can be liberated. The young man told me that I could get closer and take pictures. But I didn't get close, and I didn't take photos of the burned corpses.
There were ascetics next to the temple, and the young man introduced me to their lives. He also took me to the welfare home next to the corpse-burning temple. Because there were many traces of Hinduism left there, he kept explaining the history and beliefs of Hinduism to me. I couldn’t understand. The words were translated for me using my mobile phone.
Back then, my friends were still buying diamonds and phoenix eyes, but they didn’t understand it at the time. If it were changed now, I would probably get a lot back.
I originally planned to continue to the Monkey Temple, but after seeing the burned corpses, I still felt uncomfortable, so I took a bus back to Mount Tai. Taishan is located in Thamel District, so it is very convenient to eat and wander around.
The Thamel District at night has its own unique commercial atmosphere and mood.
Looking at the photos again, I realized that I had also passed by the Yinpai store. It was only two years after I came back that I learned that the Himalayan Yinpai made an extremely ethereal sound.
The next day we headed to Pokhara – the holy land of paragliding and a paradise for hikers, we are coming.
Day34: Kathmandu → Pokhara → Swallow’s Nest
Setting off from Canada in the morning, the car was bumpy all the way and encountered traffic jams and car breakdowns along the way. I can’t remember the places and scenery I passed along the way. I remember I stopped the car several times.
A little girl working hard to sell food to tourists.
We arrived in Pokhara at three o'clock in the afternoon. After speeding to get the documents, we came to the edge of Phewa Lake. There were many places to live by the lake. We walked around and settled in the Swallow's Nest.
Pokhara is a quiet and charming town. Pokhara is famous for its paragliding and hiking and attracts a large number of foreign tourists. A big impression today is that the whiskey here is almost the same price as beer.
It rained in the evening, so I had dinner and bought some things and then went back to Yanchao. Fortunately, I met a woman who stayed in Pokhara for two months. She gave us a detailed explanation of the hiking route and the charm of Pokhara. After seeing the photos she took, I felt that my body had not moved, but my heart was far away. It is said that the sunrise in Pokhara is beautiful, but I plan to sleep and wake up naturally.
Day35
pokhara
Many people went to watch the sunrise, so we naturally woke up and went straight to lunch. Pokhara is quite romantic. Although Phewa Lake is not beautiful, there is a little atmosphere everywhere around the lake. Having lunch at the garden restaurant by the lake, listening to the chirping of birds, watching the flying butterflies, and paragliding on the lake, I like it here.
After dinner, go to Phewa Lake, bring your ukulele and let yourself go in the lake. It seems that ukulele is very popular here. We often chat and play a few songs while sailing on the lake.
I spent the whole day soaking in Phewa Lake. The music in this store by the lake was very good. After dinner, I lay on a chair, drank some wine, and watched the sunset. It was very pleasant.
There are many birds on the edge of Phewa Lake, and their chirping is like an earthquake. If it had happened in Beihai 30 years ago, it would probably be difficult to fly over Guantou Ridge.
While watching the sunset by the lake, my father called me and told me that there was a gun battle on the India-Nepal border and asked me if I would go back early. After being out for a while, when riding the Yunnan-Tibet line, I felt that my family was generally at ease, but after leaving the country, my family was worried a lot.
"Rare historical photos of early exotic haircuts of mankind"
In the evening, I returned to the hotel, drank wine downstairs, and played musical instruments with the guys from Yanchao.
There was loud music coming from next door, but it was just a Chinese restaurant called Changsha Restaurant, not an entertainment venue. It turned out that a group of college students from Kathmandu were dancing there. They had just returned from walking from ABC and were returning to Kathmandu tomorrow, so they were enjoying themselves very much.
We were invited to join, probably because a few of us Chinese joined in, and the atmosphere continued to improve. More and more locals joined in, and even the police finally came to guard the place.
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This little friend not only wants to dance with me but also plays the piano. Why are you so talented?
The owner of this Changsha restaurant is actually Nepalese. The night sky here is beautiful and reminds people of the past. It's time to sleep, good night.
Day36
Pokhara→Nayapul→Hile→Annapurna Guest House
After breakfast, head to the gliding area. Be a big bird flying freely above the Himalayas.
The weather was not very good and we couldn't see the continuous snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas, but it was still a good experience and we landed safely on the edge of Phewahu.
I felt a little dizzy, so I sat down to rest and watch other people scream and cheer when they landed.
After returning to Pokhara, I also found a hiking companion, a young man from Shenzhen. After saying goodbye to Brother Liu and Chun'er, the three of us took a ride to Nayapul and started our hiking trip.
In the Annapurna Conservation Area, there are many world-class hiking routes, where hiking and mountaineering enthusiasts from all over the world gather. This time I chose Annapurana base camp (Annapurana base camp, ABC) + Poon Hill, without hiring a guide or porter.
This journey has finally begun, Annapurna, and I am approaching you step by step. We started late that day and it was raining. We had to get the stamp verified at the entrance to the mountain. What we saw at the beginning was an idyllic scenery, similar to that of Guangxi.
Sometimes the road is not easy to walk. You can still see a car today, but you won't see it if you go further in.
The villages we passed still continued the atmosphere of Pokhara. Walking up the stone-paved steps felt like visiting an ancient city rather than climbing a mountain.
Arrived in Hile in light rain, yes, I brought my ukulele. There are few activities in the mountains and it is easy to be lonely at night. It will be much better to have a piano by your side.
We stayed in Hile. Hile is a beautiful town, but there is no signal. We can only make a satellite phone call home to report that we are safe, which is expensive.
The place we live in is small and fresh, and the price is shockingly cheap. A standard room costs about 6 yuan in RMB. There are many flowers planted in the yard, and several Koreans and Germans live together.
At night, the night sky outside the room window is beautiful and the crescent moon is very bright.
Day37
Hile→Ghorepani→Green View Lodge
On the second day of hiking, the road was not difficult because everyone started at the same time, so there were more people on the road.
I saw many porters and caravans along the way. There are also caravans here, and further up, all items are transported on people's shoulders. Of course, people also like to use their heads here.
I saw children walking down the mountain after school.
See the local life.
Little girl with a snotty nose.
Continuing forward, we passed a sign. They must want more people to understand the education here and the difficulties here, so we turned in.
The children were polite and enthusiastic.
The school is very small, and the open space outside the teachers is a recreational area.
The classroom is quite simple, but the enthusiasm for learning seems to be high.
School is over , but maybe because it is inconvenient to go home, I stayed at school.
Cute, shy, innocent.
A teacher took us into the children's library and gave us a brief introduction to the school and some fundraising activities.
This long-distance hike was originally intended to encounter plateau snow-capped mountains, but I didn’t expect to encounter so many humanistic stories. We have to move on. Children, I wish you health, happiness, and success in your studies.
Have lunch here and take a short break. Along the way, I saw a grandma in her seventies hiking with heavy equipment, a energetic child as young as five years old, and some who needed the help of a caravan.
Going further, we pass through a primeval forest.
Passing through this primitive deep forest, we arrived at Ghorepani at around 2pm. The altitude has increased by 1680m from Nayapul to now. Everyone is here tonight because of Poon Hill.
We stayed in a shop near the mountain side, and we could see Annapurna South Peak from the window. Of course, we needed good weather. It was a foggy day, and for a few minutes, the south peak was exposed, attracting all the hikers in Ghorepani to come and take pictures.
The very spectacular Himalayas, I was lucky enough to see Annapurna South Peak here.
The places to stay along the way are basically a combination of accommodation and restaurants. The rich colors, flowers and plants, and the enthusiastic shopkeepers, I like this kind of place to stay.
These footholds greatly reduce the difficulty of long-distance hiking.
You can sit down when you are tired.
You can eat if you are hungry.
If you feel sleepy, you can sleep.
You can also discuss and study the hiking route and process.
This night at Green View Lodge, we continued to have free hot water showers and wifi. Although the power went out for tens of minutes, it was still very good.
Rumor has it that hiking ABC + Poon Hill usually takes about 11 days. We estimate that it will be completed in 9 days. I will get up early tomorrow to go to Poon Hill. I hope there will be good weather and let me see the most beautiful sunrise in Nepal.
Day38
Ghorepani→Poon hill→ELISIUM GUEST HOUSE
At about three o'clock in the morning, the whole inn, or the whole Ghorepani, started to get restless. Everyone started to go to Poon Hill around 4:10, hoping to see the beautiful sunrise in the Himalayas.
But the weather was not cooperative and there was no sunrise. As expected, I am a person who misses the sunrise.
The third day of hiking was a bit intense, and the road was not easy to walk. The road conditions were completely different from yesterday. We were climbing mountains all day long, and there were many steep climbs and descents. Although there is no sunrise, the scenery on Poon Hill is still good, but it is too cold.
We returned to the inn and had breakfast before continuing our journey, 10 kilometers away from Tadapani.
I didn’t know if it was fog or rain along the way, everything was hazy.
The porters on the road seem to have become accustomed to not using professional equipment.
The weather was almost the same for the 10 kilometers of road. The weather is so important, give me blue skies when we get to ABC.
I stopped to eat in the middle. The Nepali meal was not to my liking, but I was satisfied.
Maybe the climate has been humid for a long time, and there are actually leeches on the dining table.
We arrived at Tadapani after one o'clock at noon, and people who only took the Poon Hill loop began to walk back down. The young man we were with in Pokhara felt that the two days of hiking were not very interesting, and decided to retreat. And we continue to ABC, which is our final destination.
We planned to reach Ghhomrong that day, but on the way we asked several local people how long it would take to get there, and the answers varied. When one person arrives back in only 3 hours, and then walks for an hour, and another person tells you that it will take another four hours, it feels like... But the weather is better on the way, and the air is very fresh.
Most people, including those who continued on to ABC, stayed at Tadapani today, so only Abin and I were there for the rest of the journey. It's nice to have fewer people and feel comfortable.
When we walked to about 4 o'clock in the afternoon, we asked several locals on the road when we would arrive at Ghhomrong today, and the answers we received several times in a row were "Immpossible".
However, we still arrived at Ghhomrong at around six o'clock local time. When we were about to arrive, we met an old man. We started chatting and told us that we were crazy. He also gave us suggestions for the next hiking trip and explained the nearby scenery. .
I was very hungry and satisfied with my meal at night. I added a bottle of Coke when I was full. On this day, prices on the road have begun to rise significantly, but it is not because of this extremely famous hiking route, but because of the things we stayed and ate on the road. The porters spent several days carrying baskets and baskets. Up the mountain.
The place we stayed at tonight faced Annapurna III and the South Peak. Although it was covered in rain and fog, looking at the route into the mountain, I started to feel a little restless.
Now you can already see the legendary starry sky of ABC, falling, falling.
Day39
Chhomrong→Bamboo→Dovan→Himalaya
We started late that day, and Abin and I planned to arrive at ABC in two days, so the itinerary was more casual. Because there will be places to stay in Bamboo, Dovan, and Himalaya, eat a high-calorie breakfast before setting off.
Because there is no road in this place, the caravan can no longer enter. Remember to leave this small shop in Chhomrong. This place is inaccessible to caravans and the prices are cute.
As soon as we set off, we met many people coming down from ABC. I wonder if they saw the scenery they expected.
There is nothing special about the scenery along the way, but the air is comfortable.
On the way, I saw a "classroom" where the teacher was teaching the children simple English letters. There were some donation boxes along the way to raise funds for education.
After passing Bamboo and Dovan, we didn’t even stay. It was too early and we didn’t have enough energy.
We plan to walk to Himalaya.
When setting out, Abin bought a can of pork from the canteen. He smiled bitterly when he saw the sign saying that pork is not allowed from Sinuwa to ABC.
When we were about to arrive at Himalaya, we were lucky enough to see a group of long-tailed langurs.
The mountains began to change, and we would reach ABC in one day.
Himalaya, there are only two footholds here, and the feeling is not very good. The fog is quite heavy. This place really doesn't deserve the name. There was no power or signal, so I could only make a satellite phone call home, then go to bed and get up early.
Day 40
Himalaya→Duerali→MBC→ABC→Hotel Paradise
On the fifth day of hiking, we have to reach Annapurna Base Camp. The road conditions change suddenly and we have to wade through rivers, climb mountains and walk on glaciers.
Along the way, Abin's great interest and enthusiasm seemed to be in finding sources of directly drinkable water.
As a medical worker, it is strongly recommended not to learn.
Arrive at Deurali soon
Further down is MBC (Fishtail Peak Base Camp). Some people will stay at MBC and then go to ABC early the next morning. It's still early, we plan to walk to ABC, directly to the final destination.
As the altitude rises, the road conditions become completely different.
The Fishtail Peak is already in front of you, but this is not the best angle.
The scenery of the plateau begins to appear.
Although the weather is not good, this is the feeling I like.
There are not many people, and everyone moves in different ways.
The weather began to change suddenly, the landform also began to change, and glaciers and snow had to be passed through.
The visibility was very low, and we couldn't see the road ahead clearly. People who didn't know each other consciously kept a relatively close distance.
After walking this section, you will reach ABC.
We arrived at ABC at 1:30 noon, and those who arrived early had already set up camp.
It is also possible that we arrived the day before or better, but the weather was not good, so we continued to wait here.
The clouds and fog were so thick that I couldn't see anything clearly. I could only hear the loud noise of the avalanche on Annapurna South Peak, like the sound of firecrackers at midnight on New Year's Eve.
Photo title: "Looking Lonely"
There is also a place to stay at the base camp. Yes, there are not only accommodations in this barren mountain, but also wifi and Chinese Qingfeng napkins (20RMB per roll).
Get settled quickly, drink a cup of hot milk, and replenish some energy. This is considered lunch.
In this place surrounded by 360-degree snow-capped mountains, you can see nothing but clouds.
There was a brief moment in the afternoon when the clouds were not so thick and the snow-capped mountains showed a little. It doesn't matter, I know very well that the most beautiful scenery requires patience.
Although looming, the main peak still appeared.
Fishtail Peak also exposed its tail.
Photo title "You Only See Loneliness"
In the evening, the clouds further dispersed, and the sun shone on Fishtail Peak, which gave people the confidence to continue waiting tomorrow despite the bad weather.
The sunshine on Jinshan is fleeting.
After dinner, they chatted in English with their respective accents and played the piano.
It is said that the nights here can be very cold, even reaching minus 20 degrees, but for a better view, you have to wait. Set the alarm clock and get up at five o'clock tomorrow morning.
Day41
ABC→Ghhomrong→ELISIUM GUEST HOUSE
Before the alarm clock went off in the morning, I was woken up by the sound outside the door. I opened the curtains and the scenery was shocking. I immediately jumped out of bed, put on my clothes and equipment and ran out. The weather was very good. I knew that I was about to have the most beautiful day. Annapurna.
Annapurna I, 8091 meters above sea level.
The sun slowly rises and shines on the mountain peaks. I have seen too many snow-capped mountains along the way, and here I can see the most beautiful scenery of Rizhao Jinshan Mountain.
There are not many people in the base camp, because many people live in MBC and set out here at 3:30 in the morning. Although the condition of ABC is not good, it is very worthwhile to stay for one night. As the sun slowly rises, you will see more different scenery here. There is also the famous ABC starry sky at night.
I have seen the Rizhao Fishtail Peak at sunset. This is the backlit Fishtail Peak in the early morning.
Annapurna is surrounded by 360° snow-capped mountains. Except for the main peak, most of the other peaks are more than 7,000 meters above sea level. The feeling is heart-breaking.
I really like this photo. The people under the south peak look so small.
When I was going down the mountain, I saw an old man with a good body and a brave heart. It was awesome.
Annapurna, I'm leaving.
"Zen in the Heart, Crazy in the Shape"
How important is good weather? Take photos of ABC landmarks.
After leaving ABC, we looked back three times in one step. We are all lucky. After walking for so many days, we finally got our wish.
They are also lucky to see people coming up from MBC. I wonder if they can see the scene of Rizhao Jinshan from MBC.
Different weather, different world, I couldn't see anything when I came yesterday.
I originally planned to walk to Bamboo on this day and cover the rest of the journey in three days, but it was only two o'clock when I arrived in Bamboo, so I walked all the way to Ghhomrong.
Abin and I have been together since Shangri-La and have reached the same level in terms of physical strength. Ghhomrong's wifi, pasta, cola and hot bath are all the motivation for us to complete the return journey in one day.
We talked and laughed along the way. Bin seemed to be more passionate about finding mountain spring water than the scenery in Annapurna. He also met some interesting people along the way. It happened to rain when we arrived at Ghhomrong. We ordered dinner and took a shower. The pasta here is delicious and the water in the bath is hot enough for a good night's rest.
Day42
Ghhomrong→Jhinu→Siwai→Pokhara→Swallow Nest
On the seventh day of hiking, the weather was very good. I enjoyed a wonderful breakfast at ELISIUM. There are actually many places like this along the way, but it is a great thing if it is paired with good weather.
This breakfast was so delicious, thank you Abin for taking the photos for me.
Sunshine, snow-capped mountains, gentle breeze, there is no need to rush on the road.
When we walked to Jhinu, the sun was already very strong. There were free natural hot springs here, but due to the weather at that time, I just wanted to find a waterfall to bathe in, so I didn’t stop and continued on. I thought that in such a terrain, I would encounter a waterfall.
But I kept walking halfway up the mountain and didn't see any waterfalls. Instead, I kept looking at the river at the bottom of the mountain, which was really exciting. The weather was really too hot. I was so tanned that I couldn't stand it anymore.
As we walked, the crowds began to grow.
We returned to Pokhara at around 5 pm. Just like that, we completed the ABC+Poon Hill hike in seven days without a guide or a porter. It was relatively easy, probably because we had a stronger endurance.
On the way back to Pokhara with A Bin, I summarized the route, including all kinds of food, drinks and snacks. If you don’t go to Poon Hill, you can complete the ABC round trip in five days, and you can stay at Jhinu, Chhomrong, and ABC at night. It is really a super route. Invincible route.
Back in Pokhara, everything seems to have become familiar. There is almost no meat to eat in the mountains. After taking a bath, I went to Rainbow and had a steak, but it was not very delicious. I went to Busy Bee and continued to eat and drink. The atmosphere here is very good.
I met the handsome guy at Phewa Lake that day. He turned out to be a resident singer here.
I am already familiar with several guys from Yanchao. This nation seems to be very talented in music and dance.
After the long awaited trip to Annapurna, wake up naturally tomorrow. There are no plans for the rest of the day, just go to sleep.
Day43
pokhara
It was very sunny and hot, so I went out to visit a Hindu temple by the lake at noon.
It was too hot, so I sent a postcard, bought some food, and then ran away and went back to the bird's nest.
Went to Phewahu to watch the sunset in the evening, the weather was very cooperative.
It seems that I have a affinity with sunsets.
In the evening, Abin and I continued to look for restaurants with live music.
We continued our candlelight dinner, hiked back and finally had a decent steak tonight.
There was an old man at the table next to me who was excited listening to music. I often thought, I hope I still have a healthy body at this age.
Day44
Pokhara→Kathmandu→Phoenix
I got up early in the morning and set off from Pokhara back to Canada. I basically spent the day in the car, and slept for almost seven hours during the eight-hour drive.
I originally planned to go directly to Badgang on this day, but when I arrived in Kathmandu, I thought of the Everest steak and chicken feet and didn’t want to go any further, so I decided to stop in Kathmandu.
Because I need to exchange rupees, and the exchange rate at the Phoenix Hotel is the highest in Canada, I stayed here tonight. The atmosphere is okay, a little noisy, and it is owned by a Chinese. Most of the staff can speak Chinese, so it is okay to speak Chinese here. That's it. After dinner, we went back to Phoenix. I didn’t want to move much today, so I just fell asleep as soon as I could. I’ll have a good time wandering around tomorrow.
Day45
kathmandu
At four o'clock this morning, Abin set off to return to the embrace of his motherland, so after these days, I am alone again. After breakfast, take a taxi to Boudhanath Pagoda.
Boudhanath Pagoda, with its huge divine eye staring at everything, is the largest round Pagoda in the world.
A flock of pigeons on the pagoda.
Boudhanath Stupa is also an important pilgrimage site in Nepal.
This is Tibetan culture, which I like.
I came across this place to shoot a documentary by chance, and the school organized a group of children friends to visit. The children sang the six-character mantra all the way.
When I came back, I didn’t take a taxi but took a bus. I should have called a bus. That scene seemed like I was in India. After a good sleep it was already 5pm when I woke up , thinking that the Swayambhunath Temple is built on the mountain west of Kathmandu. At this time, when you go up the mountain, you should be able to see the sunset shining on the entire Kathmandu. scene, go there decisively.
The Swayambhunath Temple on the west mountain, commonly known as the Monkey Temple, is also a divine eye building. It is the oldest pagoda. Tibetan Buddhists come here to worship in the evening.
In the Monkey Temple, you can overlook the entire Kathmandu, so this time is just right.
At sunset, the setting sun slowly sets behind the pagoda, and it is solemn.
Sure enough, sunset has a special affinity with me.
Returning to Thamel again, I continued to eat steak that was not very tasty, and looked through the photos from this period. I knew the warmth and coldness, and felt the joy and sorrow in my heart.
Day46
Kathmandu→Kunming→Qingcheng Youth Hostel
Naturally, I woke up early today. The air in Kadu is quite bad. I continued to be alone. After having a hearty breakfast, I started wandering around Thamel. I inevitably bought some souvenirs and headed to Tribhuvan Airport at noon.
Motherland, I want to return to your arms. My flight was delayed, I had all kinds of nice words, and the airport sir finally helped me enter my wifi password. After finishing, he whispered "only for you, aha"
Arriving in Kunming, I was bored in Canada these two days, so I chose to stay at the Qingcheng Youth Hostel on the edge of Green Lake. After getting off the airport bus alone, I reloaded my gear and walked to Qingcheng.
The atmosphere was quite good. I took a shower and drank some hot water to nip the sun sickness in the bud.
At this time, I suddenly remembered that taking a shower during the second section of the ABC hike cost 150 rupees and warm water 100 rupees.
Day47
Kunming (Qingcheng → Cuihu → Railway Station → K484)
I woke up naturally, slept quite well, read a book for a while, and then went out to eat slowly after 11 o'clock. I walked to Qiaoxiang Garden by Cuihu Lake to savor the cross-bridge rice noodles. I walked around Cuihu Lake and then returned to Qingcheng. This kind of The weather and environment are actually pretty good to sit back and read.
Pack your backpack, pack everything, and head back, the journey is coming to an end.
Day 48, return to Nanning, the journey is over. Now more than 6 years have passed since this journey, and memories will always be lost. Fortunately, I have the running accounts of that year. When I watched "Pilgrimage" with Brother Jiao, I felt the same way as the scenes in the movie. I think I will go to Nepal again. After all, I still have EBC and ACT.