Arriving from the hot dusty plains of the Terai, the cool climate of laid-back Bhedetar makes for a refreshing change. Perched at 1420m, the soaring views over Everest and Makalu are spectacular on a clear day. The best views are from Bhedetar Charles Point, named after Prince Charles, who visited in the 1980s.
Hotel Aruu Valley Hilltop Restaurant makes for a pleasant place to spend the night. Set among a garden of bright flowers, its rooms are quaintly decorated with thick carpets, wicker furniture and comfortable beds with warm blankets. It also has a great restaurant with good views.
There are also several tin-roofed bhojanalayas serving simple, filling meals, tongba (millet beer) and raksi (distilled rice wine).
Tuesday, 12 August 2014
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