If you are stopping in Ngadi, be sure to visit Hotel Roshani, at the middle of the village. I passed about 10 guesthouses before arriving there, and was glad I did, as Sita and her family showed fantastic hospitality and kindness, and made my stay the highlight of my trip so far. Spectacular mountain and river views outside. Inside: strong, sturdy building, clean bedrooms, free hot showers, delicious home-grown, organic food. Definitely stay here if you are passing.
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landfall38
OP: how has new dam affected Ngadi village? (In 2014 it seemed in the middle of the construction zone.)
Unfortunately, many trekkers these days choose to bypass the beautiful Ngadi-Bahundanda-Ghermu section, taking transport to Syange or beyond. Too bad as this is a favourite section. (Although in the heat, that hill up to Bahundanda can be sweaty and tiring... all part of the AC experience ;-)
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rdccomments
I think it is a shame that increasing numbers of "trekkers" are using vehicles for parts of the east and west sides on AC. Apart from the area between Bhulbhule and Ngadi (due to the hydro electric constrcution, which should complete at some point) , and an hour south of Jomsom, I like all of AC (which I have done 4 times, so far), especially the way it varies.
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Thorn Tree
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