We were very lucky. It was a festival when we arrived. It was a 3 day festival. Every married woman had to worship for their husband and their children. They all dressed in red. They sang. They danced. They did not eat and drink. They queued up to the temple for hours. I couldn't do that. I am not a good wife. Well at least in their standard. Those women are so devoted to their family. I really appreciate that.

    

In the same day, we have been to a lot of temples. Another name for Nepal is"The country of temple". It's pretty right. There are hindu and buddhist temples. Big and small. Basic and decorated. They are all very attractive. Even though some of them are only as small as a telephone box. They are still gorgeous.

    

I've seen one thing in Nepal. It's sad. It's very sad. But as a tourist, I must go to see it. When someone dies, his body will be burnt in the same day. That's what I saw that day. A father died. The eldest son in the family had to put the holly water from the river to the body. Then he will burn it. For some reasons, there were a lot of people watching this. They didn't seem sad. I don't understand this. Maybe I was too emotional. I felt really bad after watching this. Anyway,it's part of Nepal.

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Not all the things are sad. I found something quite funny. Since the cow is the god of Buddhism. They are free to walk in the street. They are free to do whatever they like even illegal parking like that.

                                

Well well... after 2 days in Kathmandu, we headed to Nagarkot. 7200ft higher than the sea-levels. Charming, isn't it? COME WITH ME !!! 1