Location: Khudi ('Kudy'), at a local restaurant.
The other two headed up to Jagarot in attempt to paddle the section above Bhulbhule. I later found out when they met me in two days time that they had to walk most of the rapids until the Nadi Khola confluence. Another group who paddle the same section from Syange down managed to do the whole thing but this was 5 days after the germans attempted it so I'm guessing the river has dropped a little bit recently. I have two days before the germans reunite with me but I don't really know for sure whether they will actually arrive.
I did a small section of the Khudi khola from above the village about 3 kilometers down. It was mainly class 3 with a hole or two. Pretty boney so I didn't really think it was worth the walk. The others managed to get a jeep ride up the Marsyandi river to Syange after missing the "only bus".
I have also been making samosas with the local restaurant's family and learning more about Nepali food. They do not really do desserts here unlike India.
The other two headed up to Jagarot in attempt to paddle the section above Bhulbhule. I later found out when they met me in two days time that they had to walk most of the rapids until the Nadi Khola confluence. Another group who paddle the same section from Syange down managed to do the whole thing but this was 5 days after the germans attempted it so I'm guessing the river has dropped a little bit recently. I have two days before the germans reunite with me but I don't really know for sure whether they will actually arrive.
I did a small section of the Khudi khola from above the village about 3 kilometers down. It was mainly class 3 with a hole or two. Pretty boney so I didn't really think it was worth the walk. The others managed to get a jeep ride up the Marsyandi river to Syange after missing the "only bus".
I have also been making samosas with the local restaurant's family and learning more about Nepali food. They do not really do desserts here unlike India.
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