Nepal
Shanghai SKK541 013 trolleybus made by
the Shanghai Coach Plant in the early 70's.
A trolleybus loading and
discharging passengers. Courtesy, Nepalnews. Photographer and date unknown.
Caption in the newspaper: "Passengers crowding the government
owned Trolley Bus after the Nepal Transport Entrepreneurs Association
called a strike in the Kathmandu valley."
An
unidentified trolleybus at the Tripureshwor terminal. Photograph by Stephan
Mshkevich. The Tripureshwor Terminal. Layover area on Tripura Path.
As of the date of this photo, the layover time at the end of the line is usually
within 5-10 minutes. This terminal stop boasts the only bus shelter on the
s29 MAR 2007. From the collection of Yury Maller.
The
interior of trolleybus 1-07 at a terminus. Photographer unknown. 29 MAR 2007.
From the collection of Yury Maller.
Pink
trolleybus 1-06
is fresh from the factory and is on display either in Beijing or in the city
where the trolleys were manufactured. Photo by Stephan Mashkevich. 29 MAR 2007.
From the collection of Yury Maller.
Two
Shanghai SK541 011 and 0?? (unidentified) at the Surya Binayak (also Suryabinayak)
loop in the suburb Bhaktapur. The portion of the line extending into Bhaktaphur
and the intermediate suburb Madhyapur Thimi was cut back to the Nepal city
limits. Photographer and date unknown. From the collection of Yury Maller.
The
Surya loop is the only location of the former extension to Surya where wires
are in situ as of the date of this photo. 28 MAR 2007. Photo by Stephan
Mashkevich.
An
unidentified trolley continuing toward one of the termini. The
loop is in central Kathmandu. Photo by Stephan Mashkevich. 29 MAR 2007.
From the collection of Yury Maller.
Kathmandu Route and Map of route
See Yurie Maller's site on Kathmandu.
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