It is cloudy and cool, with temperatures in the 60s. There should be views of the Himalaya from here, but we haven't seen them yet because of fog and clouds. It's a relief after the daily 95 degrees we experienced in Bangalore.
Culturally, this is very different from South India. The population is predominantly Nepalese Hindus and Tibetan Buddhists. There is a lot of Chinese influence here (the Chinese food is better than the Indian.) When we see Indians in traditional dress, they are tourists, like us. People are pretty laid back.
I cannot post photographs from this part of our trip. But I do have some photographs from earlier in our trip. There are three of them, grouped by subject: Markets, People and Kids. Enjoy!
Hey Chris and Ann,
ReplyDeleteGood to see that you are enjoying the north-east. Today was polling day and like a good Indian citizen I went and voted. Also, the weather here has cooled down considerably since you left with rain almost every day.
Enjoy maadi and I'll see that your bags reach you with a couple of additions ;-)
Roopa