Your comment is quite frankly ridiculous to tar everyone with the same brush when you have no idea about my background or my purposes for visiting the country.

Your comment is quite frankly ridiculous to tar everyone with the same brush when you have no idea about my background or my purposes for visiting the country. I am not there simply to take take take. - I first visited Nepal as part of my university degree and stayed in a remote area for three months studying anthropology completely alone. The people I met during this time are now lifelong friends. - I am heavily involved in a charity project which helps the development of this remote area and continue to return and help when I can. - One of these locals is now a business partner in a venture we are close to launching. If you fancy coming to Nepal check out https://adventureparadisenepal.com https://adventureparadisenepal.com. - I don't write such articles to gloat / boast / make people jealous. Moreso I don't write about the boring shit such as the business meetings which were a large part of this trip. The article is moreso a reflection of the infrastructure and making some quite strong points about Pokhara having the potential to compete with Chiang Mai for that crowd of traveler. I have never been to Chiang Mai nor do I particularly want to. It is helpful for people like you to not tar everyone with the same brush and realize that everyone is different. I do not need to prove my travel or work credentials to anyone and having one of / if not the largest AirBnB management businesses in Asia, I am sorry if it offends you that I am based in Asia.