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    Sharing smiles with our new friends.: by swapple, Views[309]
         		 The locals of the Sun Kosi river enjoy the show. : by swapple, Views[366]
         		 Two young boys travel down the river in their hand carved boat.: by swapple, Views[404]
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         		 Sunrise Over Everest. Taken from the summit of Gyoko Ri (17,585ft) about half way through a twenty day expedition around the Solu Khumbu region in Nepal. In a season that saw much tragedy, many say as a result of the mountain's commercialization, at that moment we understood it's draw for so many people, despite the risks. It's on the backs of the Nepali people that we were able to experience this incredible sight. : by grantstirton, Views[1363]
         		 Boudhanath in 4D. One of the holiest sites in Nepal, the Boudhanath stupa is an awe inspiring ancient site in Kathmandu. Built on the trade route from Tibet to the Kathmandu Valley, it is a place to worship and rest for weary porters working their way across the the mountains.: by grantstirton, Views[543]
         		 Balloon Mafia. In the west we refer to Adam Smith and John Maynard Keynes. Over here it's a little more complicated. Ask yourself, if your child had to work to survive, would you be proud if he was an entrepreneur, diligently leading his little motley crew? : by grantstirton, Views[490]
         		 Dance of the Yak Train. For anyone who has traveled in the Himalayas, yaks can be seen around every turn, along every pass and on slopes of impossible steepness. They are the beasts of burden that necessitated the famous trans Himalayan trade route between Tibet and Nepal. Often surly and unruly, they can carry over 100kg on their backs. One tip: Always walk on the inside of the trail when passing yaks, as they have a nasty habit of knocking unweary travellers off the side of the mountain, myself almost included.: by grantstirton, Views[1326]
     
    The Long Walk Home. Captured at the highest airstrip on earth. Approximately 12,200 feet above sea level, the little dirt track at Syangboche services the largest village in the Everest region, Namche Bazaar. A lone porter, most likely ferrying supplies between mountain villages and walking ten plus hours a day, stands alone amongst the vast wilderness at the top of the world. : by grantstirton, Views[452]
         		 The sign to Mt Everest. Only 50% of people who embark to Base Camp make it. This is the make or break point. I am fortunately one of those successful, but it definitely wasn't easy.: by whylackie, Views[431]
         		 There are so many temples throughout Nepal. They are beautifully and meticulously crafted - carved and painted - and looked after. I love this shot since it combines faith with supernatural themes due to it being night. : by whylackie, Views[2741]
         		 Mt Everest. Locals and foreigners marvel at her beauty and domineering presence. After trekking to the base camp, I understand the necessary strength and persistence needed and appreciate how the Sherpas live in such a difficult terrain. I also admire how they are still so humble and friendly.: by whylackie, Views[615]
         		 Nepal Pray Flags feature constantly throughout the Himalayas. Sherpas tie the flags to bridges and shrines that speckle the landscape as prayers to the five elements (sky, air, earth, water and fire) for a safe journey: by whylackie, Views[582]
     
    Faith is extremely important in Nepalese culture. Many travel to temples for religious reasons. This man also wears the traditional hat of the Nepalese which has been lost in the younger generation.: by whylackie, Views[504]
         		 Anapurna Range Trekking : by silencio, Views[311]
         		 Nepaliese kids playing outside a school in Khatmandu: by silencio, Views[405]
         		 The Anapurna Range view: by silencio, Views[429]
         		 Pokhara lake : by silencio, Views[546]
     
    First night in Nepal Mahendranagar: by silencio, Views[1439]
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         		 Temples are so abundant in Kathmandu—even the hidden ones—that they have become part of the mundane. A community poster board to the left advertises an English language course. Every temple has two deities that represents the masculine and feminine energy that Nepali believe is omnipresent. : by alexisstep, Views[249]
         		 A young artist protests the current political unrest strategically in the tourist section of Kathmandu.: by alexisstep, Views[213]
         		 In a wealthier part of Kathmandu, a young woman walks underneath a parasol to keep her skin the light shade that is as much a status symbol as her umbrella. Bollywood movies from India have increased the popularity of whitening creams in the Kathmandu market. : by alexisstep, Views[241]
     
    Despite being only mere hours away from the Himalayas, Nepal falls prey to overwhelming amounts of waste, especially in the ____ river that runs through it. Here, the influence of manufacturing reveals itself in the scraps of cloth that litter the riverbank. : by alexisstep, Views[236]
         		 In front of the Buddhist Swayambhuath stupa, also known as the monkey temple, one of the most iconic temples of Nepal, pilgrims and tourists alike come to pray and hope for peace. Lighting a wax candle and turning the ______ represents _______. Over the centuries, a unique religious culture that blends Buddhist, Hindu, and local Nepali beliefs has come to the mainstay. It’s not unusual to see figures from Hindu mythology next to Buddhist prayer flags. Lighting a wax candle and turning the ______ represents _______ .: by alexisstep, Views[215]
         		 VILLAGE SCHOOL CHILDREN These children from the village school I visited in Nepal had a certain vulnerability about them that captured my heart. They all wear uniform and are able to learn with resources from other visiting nations like New Zealand which includes my college. Although they live in povery they are still like any other children – excited to be at school and eager to learn. : by taylahblakemore, Views[627]
         		 FISHING VILLAGE This peaceful serene image captures a lull in activity of the contrasting colours and shadows of Nepalese fishing boats. I love how all of the colours from the shoreline to the distant mountains complement the mood of the lake front.: by taylahblakemore, Views[665]
         		 ANAPURNA TRAIL I am now half way up the mountain trail to the school we visited and I loved how the green of the bush contrasted against the ice blue of this mountain stream as we passed it. I wanted to capture the water rushing over the rocks. What struck me about this image was the simplicity in which nature exists along side the man made stairs without either being out of place. : by taylahblakemore, Views[506]
     
    FISHTAIL MOUNTAIN POKHARA Waking up in the morning is one thing, but waking up to this magical sacred mountain in your backyard is another. This rarely seen unobstructed view of fishtail mountain needed to be captured. I loved how the time of day accentuated the sharp angles of the peak , reaching 6993M, to the rugged snowline whilst the foreground remains in the shadow of the night.: by taylahblakemore, Views[1793]
         		 AVAILABLE PARKING Knowing the Nepalese are honest and trusting people, a gent spoilt for choice whilst parking his bike, decideds right here will be fine. He jumps off and amazingly leaves it unsecured to attend a wedding at Lake Fewa, Pokhara, where I began my Jouney : by taylahblakemore, Views[462]
         		 Makalu- the black one, we never made basecamp but it was all about the trip there.: by lifethroughalens, Views[296]
         		 The Sherpa people feel comfortable on any altitude: by lifethroughalens, Views[312]
         		 Fueled by buckwheat porrigde and Lentil soup: by lifethroughalens, Views[302]
     
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