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    I shot this shot from “Kala patthar” at a height of 550 meters above sea level n: by anils, Views[110]
         		 High up in the Himalayan mountains, survival is an everyday struggle for humans.: by anils, Views[125]
         		 Girls play and study in a tree overlooking the village: by lucyflatman, Views[315]
         		 Traditional conical basket in courtyard in sunlight: by lucyflatman, Views[280]
         		 Women weave their way through rocks carrying baskets: by lucyflatman, Views[530]
     
    Women with traditional baskets full of foliage: by lucyflatman, Views[1075]
         		 Buddhist temples are a hive of commercial activity. For one such temple this gentleman prepares a basic meal of corn for the monks who are hungry and wary after their long trek to the temple. : by matty_k, Views[339]
         		 Through the setting sun peers one mountain after another. As far as the eye can see...: by matty_k, Views[362]
         		 Community is so important through the many towns and villages in Nepal. One sad aspect however is that many working men and women have to leave their children and aging parents to find work in the city. : by matty_k, Views[1038]
         		 Through every town and every street you are immediately met with curiosity and warmth. After the welcoming smile follows
     
    When you think of Nepal you immediately think of majestic images for the rooftop of the world. But nothing prepares you for the moment you stand at the base of an 8000 meter mountain.: by matty_k, Views[355]
         		 A pair of yaks on the final stretch of their journey to Everest Base Camp, at an altitude of around 5,300m.: by provisevans, Views[1830]
         		 A fledgling porter, probably carrying around 100kg on his head.: by provisevans, Views[263]
         		 Prayer flags on a ledge just above Dingboche during one of many acclimatisation walks.: by provisevans, Views[268]
         		 Namche Bazaar; a market town and the gateway to the high Himalaya.: by provisevans, Views[299]
     
    The morning mist rises over Kathmandu en route to Lukla to begin the trek.: by provisevans, Views[321]
         		 The festival attracts Buddhists of all walks. Swayambhunath is a place for all. : by traffic, Views[228]
         		 Monks pay homage by lying in prostrate position aided by brief steps in between.: by traffic, Views[309]
         		 Buddhist Monk takes a detour and lights a candle in worship and goodwill. : by traffic, Views[232]
         		 Candles are lit in plenty and additionally suffice as a source of light. : by traffic, Views[233]
     
    On a holy full moon, Swayambhunath is engulfed by worshipers.: by traffic, Views[240]
         		 Dhiki, the traditional grinding machine still use in rural areas of Nepal: by living_in_the_past, Views[2516]
         		 A child in the dirty and dangerous stream during the flooding Monsoon season: by living_in_the_past, Views[397]
         		 Traditional musical instruments: source of entertainment for village people: by living_in_the_past, Views[648]
         		 Children cool in the hot summer month in Nepal: by living_in_the_past, Views[358]
     
    Elderly woman suffering from asthma in front of rounded house with full of smoke: by living_in_the_past, Views[255]
         		 Ambiguous gaze - A 14-year-old girl gazes at passing travelers from the safety of her house in Bhandar village of Ramechhap district in Nepal. She paused to briefly look at my camera and continued on with her household chore.: by pari, Views[1427]
         		 Undisturbed - Bajhang district in far western Nepal is gripped with recurring food insecurity and rampant poverty. The village is infested with flies to the point that no one bothers to get rid of them anymore. This small child stares helplessly as his face is being plagued with flies.: by pari, Views[1643]
         		 Smile of the innocent - A young girl shows her new-born sister in Jyare village of Mugu district in Nepal with a warm and welcoming smile. She is the care-taker of her sister as her mother goes to work in the field.: by pari, Views[522]
         		 A telling story of a 12-year old’s feet - The Himalayas is mystical to those who visit and difficult for those who live there. The feet of a 12-year old girl in Jyare village of Mugu district, one of the most isolated districts in Nepal, reveals a childhood spent collecting firewood, working in the field, and grazing cattle in the harsh mountain terrain. : by pari, Views[1285]
     
    Mother of the bride showing that the power of beauty comes in all ages: by alisonevin, Views[311]
         		 Grandmother takes care of granddaughter, who will also be married one day: by alisonevin, Views[291]
         		 Ladies happily participate in traditional song & dance with much laughter : by alisonevin, Views[264]
         		 Upon arrival, guests are marked by
         		 Women of all ages gather to celebrate a local marriage in Meghauli Village Nepal: by alisonevin, Views[480]
     
    There was always life and people around the Happy Home. Often the girls would stand on the balcony and gaze down at the happenings in the courtyard. This is Jyoti (in the back) and Dhanmaya, enjoying the events of the day. : by jackieinnepal, Views[235]
         		 As soon as school finished for the day, the boys would be in the courtyard playing with their spinning tops. : by jackieinnepal, Views[218]
         		 This is Bina. She was one of the more solemn & shy girls in the orphanage. This is the only photo I ever got of Bina smiling, and it was during ‘play time’. I was lying on my back with my feet in the air, and she was attempting to balance on my feet with her belly. : by jackieinnepal, Views[284]
         		 I know it's frowned upon to have favourites amongst the kids, but Nishan was definitely a favourite. He was always smiling, even when doing his weekly washing chores. : by jackieinnepal, Views[232]
         		 These are the two eldest girls of the Happy Home, Jyoti and Chippu. They would take on many of the typically 'motherly' roles around the house, such as cooking and cleaning. On the 'Holy-days' (every saturday) they would sit in the yard with other women chatting for hours. : by jackieinnepal, Views[253]
     
    Single File- the great ascent begins. Trekkers are focused and full of energy as they climb up through the dry and dusty terrain. : by livelife, Views[435]
         		 High Altitude Sports- A makeshift volleyball net at the foot of Everest Base Camp- this image tries to represent the 'normality' of life on the mountain through sport. Whether you are at sea level or 5000m high, sports play a huge role in any community. : by livelife, Views[1473]
         		 Rocky Terrain- this photo was taken not far from our final destination. The rocky terrain was one of the many landscapes we crossed on the journey and the stream of water was a refreshing reminder of water in it's purest form. : by livelife, Views[1046]
         		 Loo with a View- one of the few enclosed toilets along the trek. You had to be careful when exiting that a) you didn't slip off the side of the mountain and b) there weren't any yaks to knock you down. This image tries to capture the simplicity of life on the mountain.: by livelife, Views[545]
         		 It's a big wide world out there- a small girl ponders what's out there as she looks across the Himalayas. Life growing up in this wonderful mountain range can be magical and challenging at the same time. This image tries to capture pondering in it's rawest form. : by livelife, Views[842]
     
    Basantapur Durbar Square: by lonelytravelbod, Views[594]
         		 Restaurant near Bodhnath (Boudha) Stupa: by lonelytravelbod, Views[149]
         		 Restaurant near Bodhnath (Boudha) Stupa: by lonelytravelbod, Views[230]
         		 Bodhnath (Boudha) Stupa: by lonelytravelbod, Views[363]
         		 Bodhnath (Boudha) Stupa: by lonelytravelbod, Views[135]
     
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