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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 06/08/2026

No crowds, no traffic, just quiet streets, traditional houses, and incredible mountain views. Every corner offered a different view of the surrounding hills. #travel #traveladdicts #Travelblogshare If you're rushing from Pokhara to Kathmandu, consider spending a night or two in Bandipur.

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 06/08/2026

After two unforgettable weeks in the #Himalayas, it was time to leave the mountains behind. I returned to Pokhara for a night before heading to my next stop: #Bandipur. Bandipur is a small hilltop town in #Nepal that feels frozen in time. elprismadefer.com/en/que-hacer... #TravelBloggersCommunity

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What to do in Bandipur, a Nepalese village frozen in time

Travel guide to Bandipur, a traditional hill town between Kathmandu and Pokhara, including how to get there, what to do, and whether it’s worth adding to your Nepal itinerary.

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 05/08/2026

The best part isn't just getting there, it's waking up surrounded by a giant amphitheater of snow-covered peaks. If you're staying there, set your alarm early. That's when the mountains are usually at their clearest. A little later, the clouds often roll in and hide the summits. #TravelBloggers

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 30/06/2026

The adventure didn't end there. After completing the Annapurna Circuit, I continued straight to the Annapurna Base Camp trek, making this one of the most incredible hiking experiences of my life.

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 30/06/2026

Crossing Thorong La Pass (5,416 m) was the highlight of the trek. It was challenging, emotional, I'll never forget. Reaching the top felt like accomplishing a long-time dream. #TravelBloggersCommunity #travel #traveladdicts #Travelblogshare

The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 30/06/2026

After years of dreaming about it, I finally did the trekking in the Annapurna Circuit. Every village, every mountain view, and every step made this one of the most rewarding adventures I've ever had elprismadefer.com/en/trekking-... #AnnapurnaCircuit #Nepal #Trekking #AdventureTravel

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Trekking the Annapurna Circuit independently

My experience doing the Annapurna Circuit: stages, landscapes, crossing the Thorong La and sensations of one of the best treks in the world

The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 30/06/2026

The adventure didn't end there. After completing the Annapurna Circuit, I continued straight to the Annapurna Base Camp trek, making this one of the most incredible hiking experiences of my life.

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 30/06/2026

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 22/06/2026

It’s so incredibly peaceful and the perfect spot to rest both before and after hitting the trails. Plus, the amount of trekking gear shops here is insane. Ready to gear up and head into the mountains! #AnnapurnaTrek #Pokhara #NepalTravel #Wanderlust

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 27/05/2026

Each country built its own Buddhist temple complex with completely different architectural styles. Some of my favorites were the temples from South Korea and Myanmar. It almost feels like traveling through different parts of Asia while staying in one place.

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 27/05/2026

Lumbini has a very different atmosphere compared to the chaos I had gotten used to in India. The whole area feels slower, quieter and much more spiritual. Walking around the monasteries and temples from different Buddhist countries was one of the things I enjoyed the most there.

The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 23/05/2026

Another thing I liked it was how good the metro system is. After traveling through different parts of India, having such an organized and modern way to move around the city made everything much easier. For a city of that size, I found it surprisingly manageable to explore.

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 23/05/2026

Delhi ended up being a much more interesting city than I expected. Between Mughal monuments, old markets, temples, colonial buildings and modern areas, there’s actually a lot to see and do. You can spend many days in the capita of #india

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 23/05/2026

I had heard so many negative things about #Delhi before arriving that I honestly expected the worst. But the truth is I really liked it. Yes, some parts are chaotic, crowded and poor, but Delhi is also a massive city full of history #TravelBloggersCommunity #travel #traveladdicts #Travelblogshare

The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 13/05/2026

There are other beautiful Mughal mausoleums, the Red Fort, and not too far away, Fatehpur Sikri, with its impressive mosque complex and historic architecture. The Taj Mahal is perfect. The symmetry, the white marble, it’s hard to explain until you see it yourself. #india #travel #traveladdicts

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 13/05/2026

Next stop #Agra. I had heard many negative things before going, but it just felt like another Indian city to me, and I actually liked it more than I expected Most people go to Agra only for the #TajMahal, but there’s actually much more around the city #TravelBloggersCommunity #Travelblogshare

The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 07/05/2026

I can totally understand why people love Jaipur, it has some incredible landmarks and a strong atmosphere. But compared to other places in Rajasthan, this was the one where I struggled the most with the chaos of everyday life. #india #travelblogger

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 07/05/2026

There’s a lot to see in Jaipur, and architecturally it’s impressive, but walking around the city exhausted me. Endless traffic, noise, crowds and trash everywhere. After a few days, I felt pretty overwhelmed.

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 07/05/2026

#Jaipur was my last stop in #Rajasthan. A city packed with highlights like the Hawa Mahal, Amber Fort and the Monkey Temple. But it was also the most chaotic city I visited in the region. #TravelBloggersCommunity #travel #traveladdicts #Travelblogshare

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 27/04/2026

But Bikaner is a good the base to visit the Karni Mata Temple, also known as the “Rat Temple.” Thousands of rats everywhere. Running around, climbing, walking between your feet. It’s bizarre and definitely not for everyone, but easily the most unique thing I did there.

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 27/04/2026

After #Jaisalmer I went to #Bikaner, a much less visited city… and I kind of understand why. It was my least favorite in Rajasthan. Messy, chaotic, and not that much to see compared to others. #TravelBloggersCommunity #travel #traveladdicts #Travelblogshare #india

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 22/04/2026

And then there’s the desert. Doing an excursion into the Thar is a must, but I’d skip the typical tours. If you can, go for something more intimate, starting from a small village makes the whole experience feel much more real. I loved Jaisalmer #india #rajasthan

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 22/04/2026

Inside the fort there’s a whole micro city, people living, shops, daily life happening within the walls. The havelis (old merchant houses) are incredibly detailed, and even the cenotaphs on the outskirts have this quiet, striking beauty. #traveladdicts

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 22/04/2026

Took a train from #Jodhpur and ended up at what felt like the edge of India, #Jaisalmer, right next to the #TharDesert They call it the Golden City, cause the whole place glows with that warm sandstone architecture, especially under the desert light #TravelBloggersCommunity #travel #Travelblogshare

The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 16/04/2026

Add the surrounding hills and places like Mandore Garden not far away, and there’s actually quite a lot to see here. Definitely one of the highlights of Rajasthan for me.

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 16/04/2026

Then there’s the Blue City itself, with houses climbing up the hills and giving Jodhpur that unique look. And above it all, the massive Mehrangarh Fort dominating the skyline, impossible to ignore and even better once you’re inside.

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 16/04/2026

Next city, #Jodhpur ended up being one of the cities that really drew me in while traveling through #Rajasthan The old town and its market feel like a step back in time, chaotic, colorful and full of life at every corner #TravelBloggersCommunity #traveladdicts #Travelblogshare #travel #india

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 14/04/2026

There’s something about the whole setting that makes it a really enjoyable place to explore. But the highlight is definitely the City Palace, massive, one of the biggest in #India (up there with #Mysore). Endless rooms, intricate details, and some great views over the lake. Very nice

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 14/04/2026

Just arrived in #Rajasthan, starting with #Udaipur, the famous City of Lakes. And I have to say, I liked it more than I expected. It’s not just the lakes and the surrounding hills, or even the old town. #TravelBloggersCommunity #travel #traveladdicts #Travelblogshare

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 10/04/2026

In terms of scale and complexity, it’s a remarkable piece of architecture. Not as widely known as other landmarks in #India, but without a doubt one of the most impressive works I’ve come across. #travel

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 10/04/2026

What stands out the most is the level of detail. As you descend through the stepwell, the walls are covered with intricate carvings and sculptures, each section more impressive than the last. You can easily spend a long time just observing the craftsmanship.

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 10/04/2026

After #ElloraCaves I went to another place that is unusual for Western tourists. The Rani Ki Vav in Patan is another truly monumental sites that doesn’t get nearly the attention it deserves. It’s completely off the typical tourist circuit #TravelBloggersCommunity #traveladdicts #Travelblogshare

The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 07/04/2026

If you’re around #Aurangabad, it’s super easy to get there. Totally worth the detour. India keeps surprising me

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 07/04/2026

Standing in front of Kailasa Temple feels almost impossible to process. How did they even build this? It’s still off the classic tourist trail. You don’t see that many Western travelers, which makes the experience feel way more local. #travel #traveladdicts #india

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 07/04/2026

After #Mumbai I headed to the #ElloraCaves… and honestly, this place should be considered a #WonderOftheWorld. The scale, the detail, the history...it’s just unreal. A whole complex of temples and caves carved directly into the mountain over centuries. #TravelBloggersCommunity #Travelblogshare

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 02/04/2026

Hi Brad! Thanks for following me. I do the same with you! Nice to meet you!

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 02/04/2026

It’s a city of contrasts, but in the best way possible. Beaches, culture, history, food, energy… Mumbai really feels like it has everything. And I feel is one the best cities in #India

The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 02/04/2026

Mumbai has this incredible mix of old British colonial architecture, massive, iconic buildings, with the intensity of local life happening all around it. You walk past grand historic facades and suddenly you’re in the middle of street markets, Muslim neighborhoods, cafés, parks

The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 02/04/2026

After the paradise beaches of #Gokarna, I arrived in #Mumbai with mixed expectations. I had heard both great and terrible things about this city. But honestly, I loved it. #TravelBloggersCommunity #travel #traveladdicts #Travelblogshare

The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 30/03/2026

And if you want a change of scenery, there’s a small town not too far away where you can get a different feel of local life. In conclusion, I really loved Gokarna. Is a perfect break in the middle of a trip through India.

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The Prism of Fer @theprismoffer.bsky.social · 30/03/2026

I met quite a few people who came for a couple of days… and ended up staying for weeks or even months. There are also some nice hikes connecting the beaches, which makes exploring even more fun. Walking from one beach to another with ocean views the whole time is just unreal.