We managed to navigate the local buses from Boudhanath to Ratna park, and even get on the right bus to Bhaktapur. It helps that Ciel can pronounce Bhaktapur (unlike Dhaulagiri or Nagarkot). We met Steph, who we first saw in Sinuwa up by ABC, and shared the bus ride with her.
Now we're in the Peacock guesthouse with its very low ceilings - I wonder how long we can go before we bonk our heads. We spent far too much on lunch at the Peacock restaurant just across the square, but made up for it by buying a huge bag of oranges and bananas down the street for 100 rupees.
Now it's time to start exploring!
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ReplyDeleteWell, the food at the Peacock restaurant was good, but we should have eaten at the guesthouse - it's more reasinably priced, and the food is better! For lunch yesterday, the cook at the Peacock guesthouse made us the best veggie burger I've ever had. Good veg curry with rice for supper the night before, too.
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