Advice and help from our experiences
Why follow the crowds in Kathmandu and see what everyone else sees? Visit the REAL bazaars and people of the original Kathmandu, visit a temple that few people know about, visit a town with a strange history, and walk back in time through the streets of the original inhabitants of Kathmandu,the Newar.
Luca’s humour and enthusiasm for all things archaeological was like a glass of the best prosecco you have ever tasted compared to some of the earlier tour guides who were more like the dregs from the previous night’s bottle of… Read More ›
There are times when guides and guidebooks are a hindrance to mindfulness in travel. Each of these drives you in a direction of THEIR choice and at THEIR pace, something we have suffered from in the past few days in… Read More ›
These women were about as mindful of their surroundings as a fart in a lift! What’s the point in travelling if you crave home foods and luxuries from day one!
Our palate is as much an instrument of mindfulness as our eyes, so open it up and absorb more of the places you visit.
Mindful travel means packing light, both mentally as well as physically. Forget work, schedules, plans, emails ……… carry only what you need.
The Two Doctors 
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