I traveled alone but I didn't feel lonely in the journey of Nepal. On the contrary, I may meet over 100 people in Nepal and learnt a lot of their interesting stories, which indeed made my trip more amazing and meaningful.

On the flight, Hemant Magar was sitting next to me. He was a Nepalese post-graduate student in Australia. We chatted a lot and he introduced a lot cultural and historical attrations of Nepal to me, especailly he gave me a lot helpful information on facebook when I was in Nepal. In the hostel, the staff taught me how to make unique cigarette mixing the tobacco and spices. In the palace museum, the guard secretly told me some historical stories about their kings and artisans showed me how significent the skill of local wood carving was. 

The paragliding is one kind of adventure activity, but the master educated me how to behave well in the air. Additionally, I really had a good time with the boat driver for 1 hour in the Fewa lake. In Bhaktapur, two pretty girls in gorgeous traditional clothes showed me their charming beauties and introduced their fiances in a temple. The vendor made me one piece of street snack skilfully.

On the trekking, I met one British couple. They were excited to told me how wonderfully they traveled in China last year after they knew I came from China. But I felt a pity they never heard Suzhou even though they had a good experience in Beijing, Xi'an, Shanghai and Guilin. One guy, who was doing tattoo, told me his wonderful experience delightedly when he made commercial business in Guangdong and Yiwu, China.

The most unforgettable people were four undergraducate students, who I met in the guest house. We talked for two hours after our dinner. They told me their dream and current situation, where their country stood. They all planned to go abroad to study further but they would come back to dedicate themselves to their country after their graduation. Another amazing thing was to meet one French couple again on the Poon Hill. From Tadapani to Ghandruk, I walked together with one Agentine guy for two hours. At last, he invited me to visit his home country someday in the future. 

The most touching moment was to celebrate the birthday for one American girl. Her friends prepared the cake and gift, and invited all guests to sing the birthday song for her and shared the cake afterwards. We stayed for the whole night around the heater. An American guy introduced his interesting job - marketing for a tobacco company in America, and he was curious about China's culture, people and history even though he had never been in China. An American professor showed his strong interest to travel to China in the future. He said he would go to Shenzhen to witness how rapidly the high-tech developped, and also wanted to travel to Dalian. I asked him the reason, he explained one of his classmate in the university was from Dalian. Of course, I talked a lot about my home city - Suzhou. We added each other to friends on Facebook and they all hope to have chance to visit Suzhou and China in the future.

Pay many thanks to each person I met in the trip, because it is you all who make my trip so meaningful. But I still regretted a little that no one even knew Suzhou though few of them had been to China. My trip was over, but our friendship just begins. We already set the connection on Facebook, Instagram or what's up. I hope we can meet them in Suzhou someday in the future.