About Ceci
2,101 km
110:56 h
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- HkvoigtOctober 30, 2025
The descent continued in typical Nepalese style – not much road, but with more traffic. We were still on Route 318, the Friendship Highway. Then we climbed again, the traffic increasing, along with the dust being kicked up. The most annoying part was the buses, constantly honking and overtaking in ways
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- HkvoigtOctober 30, 2025
We're still on the longest downhill stretch in the world. This section is an absolute highlight on the Chinese side. It's a rapid descent on good roads along the canyon carved by the river. In Dram, the fun comes to an end; this town was threatened with landslides and is now being demolished, the slope
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- HkvoigtOctober 22, 2025
What a tour. Breathtaking views, literally breathtaking. Two passes over 5,000 m to cross from the northern Himalayas to the south. Huge gorges and a somewhat different kind of vegetation. Very strong winds between the two passes, and even on the 50 km descent, nothing but just letting it roll 😅. A
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- HkvoigtOctober 21, 2025
It was cold this morning. But with the sun, it became noticeably warmer. We started the 100 km tour with a slight tailwind. It was always slightly uphill across the plateau, with giants in sight every now and then. Our destination was the Nowhere, the only hotel in the area at 4,700 m. It was probably
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- HkvoigtOctober 20, 2025
Today, another pass was on the agenda, and if the bus hadn't waited at the pass for a break, I would have completely missed the 4900m elevation, as the altitude seemed so uneventful. The route took us on a quiet road through the epicenter of the February earthquake. There's not much left to see of the
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In the morning, we actually had another view of the Himalayan peaks. Then we set off. The road was sprayed with water at first, so it was dust-free as we drove uphill, but that didn't last long, and it was dusty again. The closer we got to Kathmandu, the better the road became, but also the heavier the
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