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Early morning view from Ratnagiri
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There is a strong belief that offfering evening lamps in temple brightens life
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According to Goverment of Nepal 753 temples and heritage sites were severage damaged by the 2015 Gorkha earthquake...
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An ordinary day of an ordinary Nepali begins early in the morning at about five or six in the morning where they take...
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Sunrise view from Swyambhu one of the oldest religious sites in Nepal
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A view over Swyambhu Stupa to the morning sunrise
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Children flying kite during Dashain
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The chariot procession of Rato Machindranath which is the greatest religious event and the longest chariot festival...
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Child rotating praying wheels
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Statue of Garud a mythical bird which helps God Bishu to go around places standing tall in Patan durbar square
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Overhead bridge in front of Nepal Airlines Corporation building
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White machindranath also known as Janabaha Dyo is believed to have established around the 10th century
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The Swayambhu stupa is believed to have been founded more than 2,500 years ago by the legendary patriarch Manjushree,...
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Small earthenware lamps filled with oil are lighted and placed in rows by Nepalese people along the parapets of their...
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NaPukhu meaning pond in newari at Bhaktapur
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Ghantakarna festival is a unique festival of Newar which is celebrated on fourth day of waning moon around mid August...
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Grandmother has lots of great stories to tell and she was telling one to her grand children
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Bahi dya meaning god residin in a courtyard which is dispalyed for 3 days in a year
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The two tall shikhara style temples at Swayambhu stupa built during the reign of King Pratap Malla called Pratappur...
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Tihar festival is the second biggest festival celebrated for five days and bestowed with traditional cultural...
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An old man reading the description engraved on stone at Bhaktapur Durbar Square
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The chariot procession honoring the Vajrayana Buddhism deity of compassion Avalokitesvara held in Lalitpur is one of...
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Swayambhu an ancient religious architecture on a top of hill located at the west of capital city has a long stairway...
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The living goddesses of Nepal locally known as Kumari being carried back on during the annual cleaning ritual of deity...
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Apricot blossoms have five bright white petals that can sometimes be tinged with pink
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During Indra Jatra festival an wooden pole is irrected in Basantapur Durbar Square to host a flag of Indra who is the...
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Second biggest festival of Nepalese Tihar the festival of lights or Deepawali
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Lamp being lighten during Tihar a festival of light
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Despite being healthy and happy with our self we still pray in the temple
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Holi the festival of colours began with the installation of Chir a wooden pole in Basantapur Kathmandu
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View of machapuchare from Ghandruk
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Hanuman Dhoka is the former Royal Palace of the Malla kings
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Once a year in Nepal on MagheSankranti festival people celebrate it byeating yam roots in the morning before eating...
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Devi Pykhan from Kilagal where dancers wearing masks of various gods goddesses
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Historical place Itumbahal
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Newari Woman with Traditional Newari Dress in Bhaktapur Nepal coming out after worshipping Hindu deities
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Sadhus claim that use of hallucinatory drugs brings them closer to God
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A woman taking rest on a staircase of Swyambhu Temple to escape the summer heat in Kathmandu
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Traditional hut at Bungmati used to store seeds
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View of mountain range seen from the roof top of Alternative Technology
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Ehee aka Bel bibaha is a traditional ceremony performed in Newar community where young Newar girls participate in...
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Nepalese people burns a straw effigy of Ghantakarna to celebrate the Hindu festival of Gathemangal in Bhaktapur on the...
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Gurju Paltan is a set of Nepal Army equipped with traditional guns weapons and instruments along with their unique...
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On the day of Laxmi pooja lamps are lit in the evening to welcome the goddess as they are believed to light up her path...
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Kathmandu durbar square from east view
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In Swyambhu stupa there are giant pairs of eyes looking out from the four sides of it also known as Buddha eyes and...
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The chariot processions of the living Goddess Kumari during Indra Jatra festival
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Lakhe the demon which is one of the main attraction during Indra Jatra runs in the street of Kathmandu
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Small girl turning prayer wheels at Shree Ghah Gumba in Kathmandu where each revolution is reading the inscription of...
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The Indian Sadhu aka holy men have been smoking chillums for thousands of years
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In front of Bisha Bazar
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Sunset as seen from Kathmandu with Swyambhu in backdrop
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He is an old man but he sure has a high level of self awareness of who he is
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A plate full of offering to God including flowers biscuits rice fruits beaten rice vermont power and anthing they...
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Shankata square
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She was able to carry 3 pots at a time but was helping her family to collect hundreds of the dried pots
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Bouddha is the first monument that has been renovated after it was damaged by 2015 Earthquake
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It has become a daily habit that in the early morning devotee visits various temple to offer prays to God in empty...
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Swyambhu MahaStupa was founded by the great grandfather of King Manadeva between 464 505 CE
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Chatha one of the biggest festival for Newars where they worships Moon with offering fried seeds
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Bijeshori
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An unidentified Buddhist monk standing in Peace in the busy market street of Kathmandu
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The chariot of Seto Machindranath resting in fron of Kalbhairav at Hanuman Dhoka
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After taking bath in early morning people visits temple to get blessing
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Tihar festival also known as the festival of lights by lighting butter lamps around the households
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The Boat Women of Phewa Lake hardly speaks English words can row boat
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The hippes from 60s and 70s called the famous buddhist shrine Swyambhu as Monkey temple as there are monkeys living on...
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Janai Purnima is celebrated on the full moon day of Nepali month of Shrawan where a sacred thread around the wrist is...
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On of the famous decorating which you can find in most of the Buddhist temples are Praying wheels embedded with scripts...
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The chariot of Rato Machindranath at Pulchowk 2018
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When people visit temple one of the famous practise is that their offer lamps to God
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During the festival of Red Machindranath a silver mirror being carried out
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The Swayambhu stupa is believed to have been founded more than 2,500 years ago by the legendary patriarch Manjushree,...
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Prayer flags tied to the stupa flutter in the wind carrying mantras and prayers heavenward at Bouddha stupa before...
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MaitiDevi
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Bhairav the god of protection are always installed in front of chariot
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The Akash Bhairab, a large blue head with a fierce face, huge silver eyes and a crown of skulls and serpents, is said...
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A golden spire crowning a conical wooded hill Swayambhunath Stupa is the most ancient and enigmatic of all the holy...
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Sadhu at pashupati
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Gai Jatra festival is basically celebrated in Kathmandu valley by the Newar community for remembering the death of near...
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The eyes of the Buddha in the stupa symbolize the all seeing ability of the Buddha
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Kathmandu durbar square from south view
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Crow is an underworld henchman treated as the messenger of death
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Pulu kisi the masked creature goes through the streets of ancient city of Kathmandu knocking anyone that comes in its...
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One of the famous festival celebreated in Kathmandu is IndraJatra where erecting a sared wooden pole marks the start
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Person hosting the praying flag on Bouddha stupa before earthquake
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Pulu Kisi aka tana kisi is a wicker representation of an elephant that runs around town searching frantically for its...
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Every morning thousands of pigeons congregate on the Boudha Stupa to be fed by the visitors
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A street vendors selling clothes at open air stalls in Patan
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Woman offering ritual prayer in the early morning in front of chariot of Rato Machindranath at Lagankhel Lalitpur
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A special chariot is made out of bamboo and wood and the idol of Rato Machhindranath is placed inside the chariot by a...
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Swayambhunath is an ancient religious architecture atop a hill in the Kathmandu Valley west of Kathmandu city.
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Bhaktapur durbar square
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Pigeon resting on top of stupa with Buddhist flag on backdrop
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Flying high at Swyambhu temple
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Figure installed in Patan Museum with gesture of Welcome
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It is said that Nepal has more temples than houses
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Losing the importance of agriculture in Kathmandu
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Kumari dance from the ancient Ngatabhulu Ajima aka Naradevi Swetkali deity dace at Lyayeku Kirtipur
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The eight day long Yenya falls in September and is one of the most exciting and revered festivals of the Newar...
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Smiling boy helping grandmother to sell eggs in the market
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The feet of Royal Kumaris never touch the ground during her tenure whenever she leaves the palace she is carried by...
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Seto Machindranath also known as Janabaha Dyo aka Aryavalokitesvara aka Karunamaya being carried to Jamal for the...
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Gurju Paltan is a set of Nepal Army equipped with traditional guns with their unique style of dressing
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Women wear black cotton saris with a red border known as haku patasi
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Pashupati temple is the sacred Hindu temple dedicated to God Shiva which was built in the 5th century
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You need to ascend the 365 steps from the eastern side that lead up the hill of Swyambhu Stupa
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Nepalese farmers at the outskirts of Patan separating the wheat from the Chaff in Lubhu village
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The honey bee trying to get into peach flower for sucking nectar
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Devotees carring out the idol of Bhairav which was placed inside the chariot of Lord Bhairab during the celebration of...
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Butter lamps are a conspicuous feature of buddhist temples and monasteries throughout Nepal
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Swayambhu is a Buddhist scripture about the origin and development of Kathmandu valley
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It is believed that your wishes get fulfilled if you participate the chariot of Seto Machindranath or pay homage during...
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Devotees carry prayer flags at the Boudhanath Stupa
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When collecting water for your family is the first challenge that you got to face every day then how can morning be good
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It use to be custom that people worn cap aka Dhaka topi when they had to go out now only senior people do that
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Bungmati
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People visit the temple at least once a day to offer foods rice and coins as gifts
