Katmandu, Nepal - Needed Electrical Adapters


Hobo Travel Tips Newsletter: Katmandu, Nepal - Needed Electrical Adapters
Tip: Needed Electrical Adapters
Issue: 140
Location Published From: Katmandu, Nepal
Issue: 139 -- Varanasi India - Is the restaurant clean

Issue: 141 -- Lhasa Tibet - Tours - Minimal Services Requirements


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Hobo TRAVEL TIPS - Katmandu, Nepal - Needed Electrical Adapters
Issue 140 Hobotraveler.com – February 17, 2004
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A Hobo trip around the world. Year 7
Write Hobo
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KATHMANDU, NEPAL
South of Tibet, China and north of India.
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GOING TO KATHMANDU...
~ TODAY’S TIP
NEEDED ELECTRICAL ADAPTERS
Adapters, Connections, Converters
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Scott’s Bike Trip Around World
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Issue: 139 -- Varanasi India - Is the restaurant clean

Issue: 141 -- Lhasa Tibet - Tours - Minimal Services Requirements