Nepal
I rode past Nepali customs and immigration without
realizing it. Tracking back, I got a visa and entry stamp for the carnet. They
really do not see many Westerners coming through here with their own vehicles.
The last entry was for Lizzy and Roel, who I had met in Syria and were way
ahead of me in their trip.
The hurriedness of the Indian roads immediately seizes at the border. A few cows and lots of bicycles are the main occupants. People smile a lot more and seem content, wandering along the road in small groups laughing. I also bumped into some relatives. There were a lot of them, but this was the best shot. See the links below for more details on the various places I visited throughout Nepal.
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Border crossing Visa: Yes Carnet: Yes Bike insurance: No Intl. drivers license: No Entry point: Banbasa Exit point:
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