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                <title>Far Out Nepal</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[Far Out Nepal is a small local trekking company that can organise treks, cultural trips or any kind of trip you would like to take in Nepal. They are really fantastic to deal with and on-the-ground arrangements are first class. My friend and I trekked to Everest base camp with them - two middle aged ladies - and they looked after us so well, to the point of providing hot water bottles when it got cold! They have now organised us a trip to Tibet, with a few days in the south of Nepal, a jungle adventure. Their prices are amazing, and even though your flights might cost a bit more to book independently, your trip will still be cheaper than going with another trekking company. I can highly recommend you contact Sunir in Kathmandu.]]></description>
                
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                <title>Dashinkali</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[The land of Hindu animal sacrifices.  Nepalis lead their offering to the slaughter tenderly, often whispering prayers in the animal’s ears and sprinkling its heads with water to help it shrug its assent.  It is an amazing insight into their culture, if not a bit bloody.  <br><br>While you are in the area, also visit the Buddhist monastery and Hindu temples. The locals are incredibly friendly.  There are also a few hotels, if you stay overnight you can hear the beautiful sounds of chanting and large horns coming from the monastery.  It is far more relaxed than Thamel.]]></description>
                
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