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Hello,
A couple of friends and I are going to Nepal, and possibly to India, this September through December. This is pretty open ended: Does anyone have suggestions on things to do/things to avoid/customs to be aware of/places not to miss/realistic traveling points among India, Nepal, and China/etc.? Really, anything would be helpful at this point, even weather for that time of year and vaccinations to get.
Thanks so much!
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for vaccination info: www.cdc.gov/travel
for weather: www.weatherbase.com
I was in Nepal in November and wrote a long report about the Kathmandu Valley. If you click on my name you'll go to my profile which lists recent trip reports. Just click on my Nepal report.
You may also be interested in photos, so take a look at our website www.marlandc.com
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Thanks! This is perfect! We will read your report soon.
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Are you arriving via Delhi or where is your India entry point?
The huge Hindu festivals of Dusshera and Divali will occur while you are there. Sept. 28th for Dusshera and October 17th for Divali.
If you haven't been before, Delhi is worth a couple of days (2 to 4).
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Yes, we're flying into Delhi. Thanks for the the festival info!
Sounds like you need a good guidebook.
Any new updates on your itinerary?
be careful of your drinking water -- drink only mineral water and no food from the street.