My three week visit stretched to seven months. I am really glad I take these months to grow as a person, do what I like and help needy people.

The second day, my guides introduced me to a small school located in Annapurna, who required a very long walk from my hostel. I taught English to children in this school, which is a compulsory subject for all children in Nepal, but they have only a very basic grasp of the language, conversation being limited to a few unrelated words.  It was rewarding for me to see that progress had been made by the end of my time in Annapurna.  I think they have the best hearts and the biggest smiles in the world. 
It was also really enjoyable for me to meet up with the other volunteers and go out to restaurants and entertainment each night with them or met some historical places and famous temples.
I spent the rest of my time in Nepal teaching at Shree Chandrabindu International Boarding School where I began to realize that I didn’t want to leave Nepal, and my students didn’t want me to do it, they told me every day. Each day they wrote me things like, “Miss don’t go to Uruguay please”. I really recommend volunteering in Nepal, it’s an amazing and life-changing experience, it really changes my life and the one of the kids. My time in Nepal was absolutely amazing.Traveling makes me thankful for everything I have. I was able to appreciate Kathmandu for what it really is.