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Have true blue Singaporeans go Nepal or Bhutan for hiking trails or climbing.
Singaporeans can be very adventurous one
Have true blue Singaporeans go Nepal or Bhutan for hiking trails or climbing.
not true, i went there a few years ago to do photography to document their Holi festival.
It was a historical exception
ang moh countries chartering flights out is the norm
tia gong
At first tell them where to go / how to help themselves
but no face got pressured cos every other country was making arranging flights to fly their people out (and they even took Singaporeans too)
that's why splash newspaper big big that round
@SpikeHave true blue Singaporeans go Nepal or Bhutan for hiking trails or climbing.
From then on I know the SG passport is only good for visa free travel but when get into serious incidents I think better 自己保重!
During then Japan, South Korea, etc. chartered special flights for their citizens.![]()
Nepal - Kathmandu quite nice lah, dun always go those first world countries to shop.
Nepal girls quite chio also
Kathmandu not that affected by the catastrophic flood. Only thing is the flood victims got directed there. Still can visit if u r not into trekkingLooks nice but with this issue cannot go liao
What do you expect from PAPaya?
Many years back commercial flights were halted for almost a week when the red shirt protesters hijacked the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport.
My flight to Singapore was affected so I gave the SG Embassy in Bangkok a call to see if there are any evacuation plans for Sinkies. KNN the duty staff told me there are no such plans at the moment.
From then on I know the SG passport is only good for visa free travel but when get into serious incidents I think better 自己保重!
During then Japan, South Korea, etc. chartered special flights for their citizens.![]()
Not into trekking. Just normal tourist historical places. Ok noted for safety other than trekkingKathmandu not that affected by the catastrophic flood. Only thing is the flood victims got directed there. Still can visit if u r not into trekking
and for those doing trekking, they already know there are dangers and it can happen in various places too. Would there be other relatively safer locations that u will otherwise considered?
No enough electricity too? The flash flood damaged most of the completed and under construction hydropower plants and teansmission lines along that river. 95% of nepal electricity is from hydropower.Wonder how they going to drink water when the water in the lake is so muddy and dirty… They refuse external help, it will take longer time to complete the rescue work. Moi guess is earthquake that’s why it shift the plates causing the glaciers to collapse. Can really see the strength and power of water current and water energy streaming from the upper dam downwards then when it overtakes the tour buses, the buses exploded and so the people trapped inside also split up.
Poorer countries or countries with poor policing all got similar issues like theft pickpocketing touts and blatant dishonest businesses. But the pro is they are the cheapestNot into trekking. Just normal tourist historical places. Ok noted for safety other than trekking
it is an eye opener to see how they cremate the deceased ...Not into trekking. Just normal tourist historical places. Ok noted for safety other than trekking
