Travelling in Nepal is like travelling back in time. There so much spirituality “written” in the stones that make every temple and palace. Even though most of the population favours Hinduism, somehow you tend to associate it with Buddhism because of Lubini, the birthplace of Siddhartha Gautama, known today as Buddha. And going inside a Buddhist temple is an unique experience. Seeing all the people there praying, not for themselves or someone close to them, but for the good of the world, it makes you think. And when you get back home and you listen to a mantra, it just takes you back to Nepal, to a world you cannot fully understand, but somehow you feel you relate to.
Travelling is part of life 