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Direct route to Tribhuvan University blocked to scooters and motorbikes - this really should be a cycle route.
Bike sales are apparently booming in Kathmandu - not for use in the city, but for the growing middle-class to take into the hills.
Very unusual in Kathmandu - a genuinely pedestrian space (a new private shopping street in touristy Thamel).
Motorbikes and scooters now dominate Kathmandu and make it one of the world's most polluted cities. Supposedly this road is being rebuilt.
A marked pedestrian crossing - which is a rare sight in Kathmandu. The trunk road here has cut across a popular local route.
Epic roadworks in Kathmandu. Men stand in deep holes in the ground with shovels. Life carries on around them with motorbikes and pedestrians crawling all over the scene.
The woman riding pillion is clutching an ironing board as they ride along these narrow passages (which sometimes have speed bumps) near the centre of Kathmandu.
A street in Kathmandu near the Monkey Temple (behind). The man is carrying very many colourful wicker stools on his bike.
Construction of a footway on the right side of this road between the Monkey Temple (on top of the hill in the distance) and the centre of Kathmandu behind. I think the sign behind these pedestrians says, in effect 'Road Closed', or that … [more]
Construction of a footway on the left side of this road between the Monkey Temple (behind) and the centre of Kathmandu ahead.
Construction of a footway on the left side of this road between the Monkey Temple (behind) and the centre of Kathmandu ahead.
I just caught the end of this bike ride as it was passing through - I called to them to find out what it was about but they just looked at me askance.
This street was once more popularly known as Freak Street. Here there's a banner advertising a rickshaw race, how annoying that I missed it as I was in town that day! It is reported at... … [more]
Green Man signals - the only ones I've seen in Kathmandu. Even though they are green (and do change to red) traffic still works its way around the corner.
Curious sign (which alternates between the Nepali script and English) exhorts users of this Japanese funded highway: Do Not Throw away garbage.
Lots of green vegetables being carried in a heavy metal rack on the back of this bike on Kathmandu's ring road.
Masses of motorbikes are first off the mark at the policeman's signal at this big junction on Kathmandu's ring road.
Taken from an aeroplane coming into land at Kathmandu, this is the same bridge as shown in #63050 on the road to Bhaktapur.
Many of the big trucks on Kathmandu's ring road seem to have See You written in big letters on the back.
Pedestrians cover their mouths in a futile attempt to block out the pollution from Kathmandu's ring road.
Rubbish collected by heavy duty trike (look at those reinforced, heavy rear wheels) is transferred to a truck, alongside Kathmandu's ring road.
Japanese funded highway in southern Kathmandu. Note there are traffic signals at this junction - and there are no police on the island on the middle of the road. They are sort of respected - and about the only ones I have seen in use in … [more]
The footbridge now looks complete with the fencing compared to photo #55192 of two years ago! Note also that the concrete barriers of white and black have been painted. Same bridge seen from the air #63124.
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