Fruit Juice Stand on the streets of Pokhara, Nepal. You can always smell the sharp citrus and sugary mangoes from down the street.
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I think the fresh (and cheap) fruit might be the thing I miss the most from south and southeast Asia. And compared to places like Malaysia, the fruit in Nepal wasn’t even all that great, but it still blows away anything in Europe.
agreed! the fruit is always so colorful and seems to perfume the air.