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On this blog, I've already showed Pokhara's old [1], [2] and tourist districts [3], as well as its amazing semi-rural neighborhood called Sedi [4], [5] and its mountainous "suburb" Sarangkot

I hadn't had street photo walks for ages - I was 100% introverted and focused on my subreddit about street cats - wanted 1000 members so desperately that at some point turned morally dead - was eating,

I already posted images of an amazing cat from Pokhara (along with her tabby admirer). This kitty: Since then, I have met more cats on the streets of Pokhara, and it's time to show them to the audience

Another reportage from a semi-rural suburb of Pokhara... And when I say "semi-rural", I mean this type of area: The green neighborhood in the bottom (a photograph from my walk from Pokhara to

Around 2:30, after pondering where to go for a walk, I decided to explore an area over Sedi (a neighborhood where I have been staying since the end of March 2026). It was too late for a serious adventure,

True black-and-white adherents shoot bw everywhere and I really respect that and probably even envy. However, in my case, focusing on bw perception in South Asia, the most colorful region in the world,

I couldn't get any idea from online sources what Pokhara was... I thought it would be a dusty concrete chaos... with many people wearing tribal garments, like, folks ascended from the mountain villages

This is where I am staying, a view from my guesthouse. Quite decent (especially considering I pay only 3.3 USD for my room): On April 27, 2026, I decided to have a light walk uphill, along a road I had

Pokhara is a city that appeals to many. Its touristy part called Lakeside resembles a Thai town from the point of infrastructure and cleanliness; there are many bars and cool cafes there (and twice as

It is hard to get a real sense of what Pokhara is like until you actually go there yourself. It's probably because almost all tourists stay in the touristy part of Pokhara called Lakeside. It’s a convenient

When you travel on a tight budget, paying the bare minimum is a gamble - you could end up in a shithole run by scammers and infested with bedbugs. On the flip side, that same budget can sometimes score

Canceled the flight to Tbilisi, Georgia, going to Pokhara, Nepal, don't ask me why - too psychological, too complicated. 😖 In the meantime, it's quite hot in Uttar Pradesh, so I switched to wearing shorts

The irony is that I had wanted to revisit Kolkata the most, yet it's the only city I left too soon in 2026. Why? I prioritized friendship. During my life in Asia from 2023, so many times I told myself:

The last 10 days were dark. Got ill again, four days of fever, with a heavy cough, the heaviest since the first COVID. Everything turned annoying beyond the edge during this sickness: the smell of dog