Leaving for Nepal

**Sjakihata** · 12-27-2004, 18:13

Hey!

Im away around 6 weeks trekking in Nepal!

Have a good new year and enjoy yourselves, I certainly will

Bye.

**Ser Clegane** · 12-27-2004, 18:44

Have fun, stay save and don't forget to post some stories and pictures of your journey after you return

**Kaiser of Arabia** · 12-27-2004, 18:50

have fun!

**Shahed** · 12-31-2004, 11:50

Oops Damm I think I'm too late but here is the info that u asked for:

The wisest men follow their own direction. says:
so tell me which areas are best avoided by a guy who wants to go trekking in nepal... i.e which are most dangerous... have a friend from denmark going there in january

Tribhuz says:
none

Tribhuz says:
no foreigner has ever been harmed from the first day the conflict began

Tribhuz says:
all touristy areas are safe

Tribhuz says:
at most, if your friend does encounter maoists, at most they may tell him/her what the revolution is about so that the their cause id advertized abroad

The wisest men follow their own direction. says:
ok thanks for that info bro... will forward it to him.. if u hear about any areas whcih are dangerous lemme know so i can tell him

Tribhuz says:
sure... just tell him NOT to listen to US State Department travel advisory

The wisest men follow their own direction. says:
HAHA !

The wisest men follow their own direction. says:
that's clever

Tribhuz says:
but having said that Americans are not really popular among the maoists. But again, last week I met bunch of yankees at a bar called Funky Buddha, who had just completed two weeks Everest Base Camp trek.

Tribhuz says:
They reported no problems whatsoever

Tribhuz says:
so if it's safe for yankees, its paradise for danes (who are among the biggest international aid adency in Nepal)

The wisest men follow their own direction. says:
Well thats great, so he should'nt have any problem at all. Thanks man... just forwarding him this message now.

HAVE A GREAT TRIP !!!