I apologize in advance, this is almost entirely photographs with a tiny bit of text.
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| All over the city are these shop that do amazingly detailed religious paintings. |
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| The Stupa is surrounded by shops, restaurants, and hotels. |
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| This place teaches the detailed paintings, I guess to westerners. |
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| The drop off here is 10 to 12' and not a railing in sight. |
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| Partly built, abandon and used as a play ground. |
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| A guy just along the street. |
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| Painting the forehead. |
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| Ghat is a riverside place where the bodies are burned. |
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| A religious head shaving. |
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| A family praying for and readying a body for burial. |
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| I love this girls smile. |
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| A priest from one of the temples, also a close fried of my guide Amit. He has good English and we had a great talk about religion and Light. |
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| Amit & his close friend. |
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| My favorite photo since being in Nepal. |
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| This man is in his 80's walking with his granddaughter, he came up and wanted to know where I was from and how long I was visiting for. |












































































































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