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Nepal Day 1

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Reached Kathmandu, Nepal around afternoon (1.30pm or so), transit at Bangkok and bought 1 x cosmetic at Changi Airport Duty Free. Then our friend's friend (guide at Nepal) pass us the Yeti air tickets to Pokhara, of which our flight is around 3+pm. Our guide took us to eat Mo Mo at one of the restaurant nearby and helped us get free cab to the airport for our flight. Thanks. By the time we reached Pokhara, it's already evening le. We checked in to our hotel at Hotel Billabong Garden. Quite ok ba, got bed, toilet and tv. Just that, it's a pretty weird place 'cos hor.. the electricity got problem, every 6 hours no power then 3 hours got power. And it continues... I received flowers and welcome banner at the hotel.

Took Photos for tracking pass and other stuff for trekking to Mustang, Muktinath. 'cos Tourist ma, got more permit to apply haha.. What to do?

Things to take note are:
1. Please bring at least 2 passport photos as well as USD25 per person for the entry visa, the visa last about 15 days only. Not sure how to extend 'cos we didn't stayed that long but heard that it can be extended.
2. At least 4 photos needed per trekking location and of course more money for the pass as well. Around 2.5K Nepal money for that trekking pass and other stuff that we need to apply.
3. Patience is golden... 'cos everything takes time and is fresh & organic.
4. Air tickets to foreigners cost more around USD 92 + 170 Nepal Money air port tax per trip / flight for most airlines.
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