Off drove the bus to Naya Pul. This bus ride was better than the KTM-PKR. One, @bsewa was in a better health. A good nightâs rest had done us a favor and our bodies and spirits were uplifted. For a while, we chatted as we rocked to the motion of the bus. Then the screen in front started playing current Nepali songs and our attention diverted. . A while ago, Sewa di, @suprasanna_aryal, and I had watched âRomeo & Munaâ because di really liked previous works by the director. I ended up liking the movie more because of a song, âPal Palâ by Sukmit Gurung which had lovely animations. A song from the same movie not included in the official screening called âKina chahiyo baruli kammarâŠâ was playing which we found quite nice. "You can dance even though you donât have zero figure." We discussed for a while about the music videos, some of which were thoroughly enjoyable. . Minutes went by like that, until we stopped for a cup of lemon tea. They had amazing marigolds bursting out near the road â you may have seen the picture I posted a few days ago. Then without further ado, we continued. . Naya Pul came with an unexpected stop, with the view of dozens of tourists setting off on their journey. âDai, hamilai Ulleri ko gaadi paune thauma chodidinu hai?â requested Sewa di. They suggested where we could get the vehicle. While we found a young driver ready to take us to our destination, we didnât have enough passengers. Rs. 3500 was the total cost and that was an unnecessary amount to pay for a two hour ride. So we waited for more people like us to show up. . 20 minutes went by, then 30. We decided we could wait no more. Since there were no passengers, we exchanged numbers with the driver â in case he found some, he would call and pick us up. So we bid him farewell and started walking down the stone steps, asking didis the way, they in turn, asking about us and the lives we have led. . A few minutesâ walk showed us this clean, green river. We admired the view for a while. Oh if only we lived here! A didi passed by and Sewa di asked her the riverâs name. âModi". Sewa di's expression said it all. https://www.instagram.com/p/BqO-ZBIgHS9dyLbCtqKsJg6a_31I2u2OpYT6Ig0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1qo5b2e8g7mlo