Thursday, December 31, 2009
What Does Lots Of Ejaculate Mean?
Tuesday, December 22, 2009, I start from Namchi, a small town south Sikkim to reach Nepal and Kathmandu. 7h jeep to reach the Nepal border through Siliguri. The driver does not break and cramps the day before the march are hard to pass, when we are stuck in 4 of the width of each seat of the jeep, and one realizes that a European is wider than India!
Leaving the hills of Sikkim, monkeys on roadsides reapparaisent, they expect we throw our waste from cars.
Arrive Kakarbhitta, the Nepalese border, it's hot, you cross the river with a rickshaw which was dry and we arrive at Kakarbhitta. The strike is over in Nepal since yesterday, a Maoist political party has declared a general strike throughout the country during the preceding two days. Customs officers do not bother with 2 passport photos and I did not do the visa in 5 minutes. They were so welcoming I could not believe it was the police.
four hours later, after some momos, small dumplings filled with potato, the dish, visit a Buddhist temple in a small street from the earth, and changed my Indian rupees to 1.6 rupees Nepalese I took a bus to Kathmandu. The bus is old and strong. Loud music, I'll try to sleep but the speaker is right above me, and the musical tastes of the driver are rather made to keep awake.
1 hour later, the windshield explodes! A kid just sent a stone and the whole left side of the windshield is shattered. The 2 girls who were sitting opposite are came to take refuge at the bottom of the bus scared. The boy disappeared, fortunately for him. He had to believe that the strike was not over yet and wish to apply force. The driver tries to drive with just half of the windshield that protects but it is really too cold and want here at night and 10 minutes later found a place to repair and replace the windshield. Rather find a lot of power on a roadside, a 22h, a place to change the windshield of a bus, going to wake up one guy in a log cabin!
We go around and later we made a meal in a fast food restaurant, a large room, dishes are prepared a Thali (rice + sauce + some vegetables + Some hair), everyone eats the same thing, but the thali, which is generally a 30 RS, here is a 100 RS, AC recalls inflation on our motorway service stations
^ ^ The next day, 6 am always on the bus, a cap 3h Kathmandu, is expected. It was an accident almost an hour an ambulance arrived and then the night bus accidente removed from the road I can not imagine the care in the ambulance. At 10am, a 3rd accident without injured this time, a truck to pit and block the passage, another nose flattened. It will have 630 km in 17 hours.
Arrive Kathmandu, I took a taxi to Thamel, the tourist area we just recommend me.
Landmarks, to say the least. Everything here is for tourists, restaurants, laundries, hotels, general stores memories, hiking equipment, bakeries, bars and clubs, nothing is missing. The prices are expensive here, but I manage to negotiate a fair price for a luxury room with TV and hot shower. I finished the chapter Bodhgaya on the blog, but I'm on speed, speed too, and my memories and notes during my stay in Bodhgaya are rather small, the chapter will be rather empty, then it's that there had more emotions, so intense!
Thursday, December 24, 2009, 8am to lift towards Old city and Durbar Square. Lots of tourist shops throughout of the ballad, the prices are too attractive, hard to remember to buy at these ridiculous prices when I reminds me of the price I saw in France, that's all I often saw on the stands of the festival, it smells even sending a package whose price is greater than sending the content!
And here I can find any! The battery charger for mobile phone is standart here, you put the battery in the charger the phone by connecting two small contacts on the battery terminals, tension is adjusted and it was the universal charger, while in France each phone to its charger, here they are sold without a charger.
There are good dentists show all types of teeth they can ask you
Or, in France, your DVD player stops working, trash. Here you will repair man for a good price. He is redoing the bobinne the small transformer with a music system
Arrive in Durbar Square, the image is striking, like an old dream becomes real, when I go on one of the temples (Deveal Maju, a temple of Shiva), these temples are a kind of immense pyramids to steps which give a magical view of all the temples around, I saw these images so often on TV or in magazines . This place is truly magical, I take eyeful.
Cinoche night. Not one of these Indian films in Bollywood, but the wonderful "Avatar," a blend of science fiction and heroic fantasy like love. It's a nice wink to see this guy paraplegic who liberated by taking possession of a creature very real and life changing completely, while yaa just 3 years, I never thought to walk again normally!
December 24 obliges fiesta tonight, a night dancing in a small club of Kathmandu, after meeting Nepalese guides who have all the evening and invited to discover corners of tourist that I do not know yet here. On
after the Nepali friends, most chicks in this box are prostitutes. A friend told me Nepali trekker guide that a lot of prostitution, from the countryside, in the main tourist attractions, often hides behind all the massage parlors. The government may be even legalized prostitution face all the problems facing the police in controls. Here in Nepal, since the creation of the new government (after the king has been killed by his brother, who took power, then leave in place a government), the texts of laws have not yet been passed, there so corrupt that the country is challenged by some politicians and big Indian companies who are using the resources available in a grease the palms of officials, rather Disgusting for this country than I imagined as a small paradise pink sauce hippie.
Saturday, December 26, 2009. I go to Swayambhunath, a Buddhist temple overlooking Kathmandu, it is also called Monkey Temple, there are monkeys everywhere.
Then Bodhnath direction, the largest stupa in the world if so! Full of monks, and full of Tibetan sit around and pray. A steady stream of people is also the towers of the stupa spinning the prayer wheels, the mala in hand. I ask myself among a few square centimeters free, surrounded by Tibetans. It was right hot buttered tea, vital ca quail!
Tomorrow departure for Pokhara at the foot of Annapurna, a place ideal for trekking or paragliding learn!
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Friday, December 11, 2009
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Tuesday, December 8, 2009
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Monday, December 7, 2009
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Friday, November 13, 2009
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Sunday, October 18, 2009
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Welcome to DREAM COLORS.
Eve and Francois have gone on to new and exciting adventures. Mr. Eriq Madsen has taken ownership of the guesthouse and we can assure you he and his staff will welcome you in the same outstanding fashion.
DREAM COLORS is a traditional Khmer style home with a cozy and stylish design. With only 4 rooms we are able to provide special attention to our guests needs. We are situated on a quiet street so you are assured a pleasant and peaceful experience. It’s a warm and inviting atmosphere where you are treated like family. We have a large, comfortable reception room with cable TV and also seating for dining and relaxing.
We are located within walking distance from the French Embassy and just minutes from the Riverside and all of the Tourist Attractions. There are many local shops on the street and a bustling Chinese Market just steps from our home.
Contact: Address: 69D Street 70, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Phone: 086 230 696
E-Mail: @ gmail.com dreamcolors.cambodia
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Thank you to our customers for their comments:
Mickael 23 Janvier 2010
Only 4 rooms, but they are big, nicely decorated and spotless.
Eve and François are great and always at your service with the help of Narat, their Khmer employee. We have been merely amazed by their food, khmer style for us (have tried khmer crepes with all herbs). Good to know that less 1 minute walking from a typical khmer market (believe me, you will not meet lots of tourist there) everyday morning.
Eve is a great cooker but will also help finding best dining place as well.
And can be helpful for french speaking people (both are belgian).
Don't even think : book and you'll thank me !!!.
True Guest House (finally)
Posted by Thomas C on 20/10/2009
So after having traveled in many guesthouse in Asia, I I finally found a true Guest House. In the literal sense, where the word "guest" is taken literally. A warm welcome, friendly staff, pleasant, and speaking English! thing not so obvious Cambodia. As for "House," we can no longer feel at home is that Color Dreams. Cute as a living room and decorated with taste, good cooking smells, can take a drink ... Short but good! And a special thanks to Eve and Francis, the owner of this charming place, always ready to provide information for anything (or dinner, what to visit, etc..).
Highly recommended
Posted by aurelie_9 on 19/10/2009
The warm, beautiful and spotless rooms. Eve and Francis are always available to give good advice or information to visitors, which is very useful and enjoyable! I myself have felt like home, only better! Not to mention French cuisine and delicious Asian cuisine which can enjoy ... I highly recommend this guesthouse for both short stays and for longer stays. A true happiness without a hitch!
Home sweet home
Posted by muauka on 26/09/2009
Dream Colors is a top quality. Located north of Phnom Penh, this small family guest house offers spacious and beautiful rooms. The team is smiling, always available and ready to meet all our needs. I had to stay a week, I will spend the final 10 months. More than a nice little place, Dream Colors is also a home.
like home!
Posted by Laure81 on 17/09/2009
warm and welcoming Guest House run by a couple very nice and helpful for visits to and for all the practical side of everyday life (various purchases, transportation, laundry, ...).
The large rooms are beautiful and comfortable, ideal for long stay (internship work).
Familiar atmosphere
Posted by CEDC on 23/07/2009
I urge you to discover this address, the atmosphere is family The place is quiet (it's rare to HNP), the rooms are spacious (XLS rooms) and it's clean. Coming
regularly in Phnom Penh for 6 years, we are members of an association (Cambodia Childhood Development), which runs 2 orphanages and we need when we return at night to be quiet and well received, and c ' is cases.
What to say further that the managers are also very nice. We return in January
,!!!!!! home.
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visits to:
A / The Royal Palace:
Open daily from 7:30 to 11:30 and 14h-17h30.
Palace dating from the early beginning of the twentieth century, all inspired by traditional Khmer was ordered by King Norodorm then finished by King Sisowath.
Many interesting species of trees including: banana, palm sugar, betel, areca nut, tree sala ...
main buildings of the palace
- Chan Chaya Pavilion
- The throne room
- The Napoleon III Pavilion
- The Palace Kemarin
The Silver Pagoda:
Erected at the end of XIX century, Cambodia's most luxurious.
Its floor is paved with 5000 silver tiles, each 1 kg, the lilies are engraved.
Among the treasures in the pagoda, the most beautiful pieces are undoubtedly the Buddha, whose one hundred Emerald Buddha, the Buddha weighing 90kg gold, inlaid with diamonds of 2086 the largest of which acknowledges 25 carats, the Buddha Marble Burma, objects representing all stages of the life of Buddha ....
The National Museum of Fine Arts:
Facing the river, left out of the palace. All
daily from 8am-17h
Beautiful all red building, built by the French in the year 1920 in respect of Khmer architecture.
The rooms contain the masterpieces of Khmer art, mostly from Angkor.
B / Colonial Remains:
The large-mail: al street 13 corner of 102-
The mayor of Phnom Penh between the station and Calmette Hospital
-The Library: The Street 92-
court: Facing the Silver Pagoda-
the hotel Wat Phnom: between Sisowath Quay Wat Phnom and
-seat of unesco
-the hotel royal angle Bd Monivong and Street 92-
The hotel Manolis: facing the post-
The restaurant on the Vans side of the post-
Monument of Independence
C / pagodas in the city:
Wat Phnom:
North of Bd Norodorm
Located atop a hill 30 meters high, surrounded by trees, very pleasant the heart of Phnom Penh.
People come to walk and it happens to come across an elephant, sellers of birds, fortune tellers ...
sacred shrine is the oldest of the city, decorated with beautiful frescoes and numerous Buddha.
Wat Ounalom
At the corner of Sisowath Quay and Street 154.
Founded in the mid-fifteenth century, this monastery included a quarantine building, nearly all destroyed by the Khmer Rouge.
Wat Bottum Vaddey
In the street 19 a throw from the royal palace
This is one of the oldest pagoda in the country which was restored a few years ago.
The main stupa contains the ashes of the Buddha in person.
D / Markets: The Market
-central "Psaar Thmay"
Between Norodorm and Monivong
Built in 1937 by the French, in an art deco-style colonialo She has a huge dome roof designed to withstand intemperies.Cette troizieme dome in the world at the range (45m) makes it look like a flying saucer.
is the real center of life Phnom penhoise, You can find absolutely everything with 2,000 stands divided into 5 main areas, clothing, textiles, appliances, groceries, fruits, vegetables, meats, fish, jewelry, flowers ...
-The old market Psaar Shah "
Street 108 at the corner of 13th Street
The dirtier but worth a glance, it is not very big but very popular, mainly provided food.
The Russian market "russian market":
440
Street you'll find one or more of the memory has to report is the most typical, although it is visited by many tourists.
There are beautiful fabrics, t shirts, jewelry, fake antiques, a few crafts,
DVDs, bags, china, some pieces of ancient art and beautiful Buddha statues.
E / Museum of Genocidal Crime "Tuol Sleng"
Open daily from 8am-11h30 and 14h-17h, 113 street
Old school built by the French, who will become the most terrifying prison of the Khmer Rouge of Cambodia, from April 1975 to January 1979, nearly 15,000 people there spent undergoing the worst torture before being completed in the extermination camp Choeung Ek. His visit
nightmare is essential if we are to really grasp the magnitude of the injury of the Cambodian people.