When you walk the streets of Nepal you see people of all shapes, sizes, ages, beliefs:
- Nepalese
- Buddhist monks
- Tourists from all corners of the world
- Tibetans
- Traders with all imaginable goodies
- Dodgy traders who try to sell overpriced tiger balm and counterfeit coins to tourists
- Taxi touts
- Sadhu’s (holy men)
Animals:
- Cows
- Calves and heifers
- Bulls
- Buffalo
- Chickens
- Not always friendly stray dogs
- Goats
- A single monkey
- Very occasionally a cat
A road surface with holes in all shapes and sizes:
- Mud
- Garbage
- Cars
- Cabs
- Blue minivans
- All types of minibuses that usually have too many people on board
- All kinds of trucks, usually with too much cargo
- Hand carts with all kinds of goodies
- All types of bikes, usually with too much cargo
- All types of vehicles with wheels
- School buses with and without children
- Motorcycles and scooters with 1 to 5 people on board with only the driver wearing a helmet
- Rickshaws
- TookTooks
