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    A woman trying to sift the rice. From mid-October and onwards the daily life of women is changing and so they are mainly dealing with processing and storing the rice. The rice either is stored or it sold in other regions of the country.: by kalogiorgi, Views[692]
         		 The children dressed in school uniforms have just finished the courses and casually wander around the streets.: by kalogiorgi, Views[612]
         		 The city streets are full of grains of rice, with women trying to dry it and to sort it out. In the background of the photo, we can see the eastern entrance to the town.: by kalogiorgi, Views[332]
         		 One of the main streets of the medivial town of Bhaktapur. The cobblestone streets and colorful houses compose a classic scene of the town.: by kalogiorgi, Views[388]
         		 An unforgettable journey to the medieval city of Nepal Bhaktapur, wondering around the streets, where the women picking up the harvested rice, with happy faces, and full of colour clothes. It's mid october and Nepali Decimated their rice.: by kalogiorgi, Views[792]
     
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         		 Colourful City: by alishabrache, Views[289]
     
    The mountains : by alishabrache, Views[237]
         		 Going to school: by alishabrache, Views[265]
         		 No Horns: by alishabrache, Views[257]
         		 Friendship: by alishabrache, Views[251]
         		 Homeless, near Pashupatinath temple: I had been to Pashupatinath temple two times during my short stay in Kathmandu. The Hindu temple, situated on both sides of the Bagmati river, is a metaphor for the duality of life & death, creation & destruction. On both occasions I passed by this mysterious homeless person in the same place facing the wall, of unknown gender and age. This person for me is a constant reminder of the plight of the marginalised and displaced in society. : by jefffen, Views[922]
     
    Sadhu, Pashupatinath temple: Sadhus are holy men in Nepal, who have vowed to give up material attachments and have chosen to live a life on the edges of society in order to focus on their own spiritual practice, surviving on donations from people. : by jefffen, Views[880]
         		 Old Nepalese Woman, Kathmandu – basked in the warm morning glow, my attention was drawn to an old woman dressed in traditional Nepalese clothes and jewellery. There is wisdom in her eyes and the lines etched by years of experience. Beauty knows no age. : by jefffen, Views[1375]
         		 Streets of Thamel, Kathmandu - It has never ceased to astound me the strength of the human will and I experienced this first hand in Nepal trekking where I had the fortune of being assisted by porters who would sometimes carry baggage double their body weight over difficult terrain. Riding in a rickshaw, speeding through busy Kathmandu streets, by pure luck, I managed to photograph this man who seemed to possess superhuman strength, dwarfed by the giant lounge he was carrying on his back. : by jefffen, Views[1799]
         		 An icon that represents the people, The Himalayas: by poverty, Views[1180]
         		 Durbar Square Kathmandu: One of the highlights of my visit to Kathmandu was the UNESCO heritage-listed palaces and temples, of which Durbar Square is the most renowned. I wanted to capture the grandeur of this palace that time forgot. : by jefffen, Views[582]
     
    School girls make their way home after another day of learning: by poverty, Views[526]
         		 With a heavy load on her back, a woman carries much needed goods to her family: by poverty, Views[738]
         		 The lines on an old lady's face are evidence of a hard life of poverty: by poverty, Views[404]
         		 The lucrative pottery business. Important to small towns just outside Kathmandu: by poverty, Views[607]
         		 Although Kathmandu is famous for its marketplaces this weekly market in Namche Bazzar is no less lively. It provides necessary supplies to lodge owners throughout the region. Some of them travel for days each way to purchase them with the merchants coming from possibly even greater distances. : by digitalschist, Views[378]
     
    Feet of the Himalayas: by worldlings, Views[237]
         		 Horses, Himalayan people's best friend: by worldlings, Views[319]
         		 Watching the world go round: by worldlings, Views[245]
         		 Boy in the shadow: by worldlings, Views[278]
         		 Tibetan refugee women drinking tea: by worldlings, Views[356]
     
    A trekker steers clear of a Yak convoy as they have been known to knock people off pathways to their deaths. The man guiding this typical method of goods transportation is also acting as a porter himself carrying a load which may weigh up to 80lbs.: by digitalschist, Views[364]
         		 A Nepali craftsman from the lowlands hews blocks of stone by hand for the construction of a new lodge in Namche Bazzar as the demand for more beds increases annually. Notice the perfection of the blocks which have already been laid. : by digitalschist, Views[361]
         		 This small Sherpa village is located off the main trekking trail outside of Phakding. It is vastly less prosperous due to a distinct lack of tourist generated revenue even though its agriculture provides crops for tourist consumption.: by digitalschist, Views[457]
         		 The Lukla Airport can be considered the lifeblood of the Solukhumbu region. Its harrowing landing and takeoff experiences are the main artery of arrival and departure for the tens of thousands of trekkers to visit the region every year.: by digitalschist, Views[469]
         		 Protecting his son from Westerners that they have never been seen before.: by hmathewson, Views[233]
     
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