| Mar 10, 2005 09:11 GMT-6 |
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yes there are many news titles saying the same but there is no detailed info on when, how and how much.
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| May 8, 2005 18:42 GMT-6 |
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I told you several months ago;)
The first international direct bus linking Lhasa and Katmandu are available from April 29. According to agreements, the direct bus launches eight-time round trip per month. The ticket is priced at 70 US dollars. Outbound Chinese passengers could buy tickets straight after going through passport and visa procedures while overseas passengers could buy tickets via tourist agencies. The bus is scheduled to be on voyage at nine am. every Tuesday and Friday. Multi-language speaking conductors will render top quality service at journey, and passengers can have access to first aid service, beverage and souvenirs, said director of the contracted Himalaya Passenger Transport Co., Ltd.
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| May 9, 2005 08:45 GMT-6 |
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This is really in time as my brother is going to Nepal this summer vacation! Thank you so much for the update!
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| May 9, 2005 08:55 GMT-6 |
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The conductor on the bus can speak Chinese, Tibetan, Nepali as well as English according to the promise of the General Manager of the Himalaya Passenger Transport Co., Ltd.
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