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    Monk performing world peace dance(Tenji) infront of Upper Mustang King's palace.: by truenepal, Views[667]
         		 Tourist tent on drying pipar lake with reflection of Mt. Fishtail on it.: by truenepal, Views[872]
         		 Traditional bamboo bridge and just newly made suspension bridge in background.: by truenepal, Views[544]
         		 Mount Annapurna and drying dhukur lake during the winter with few snows.: by truenepal, Views[801]
         		 ...i saw this lady walking this corridor of the hotel i'm staying in Kathmandu and I waited until she was in the light before i took this shot...: by myphotoscholarship2010, Views[259]
     
    ...i decided to go to the lakeside whilst in Pokhara, Nepal one early morning.. there werent anybody there yet save this boatman who kindly posed for me..: by myphotoscholarship2010, Views[277]
         		 ...i was inside the stupa in Boudhanath and saw this couple so i lined up and took this shot...: by myphotoscholarship2010, Views[310]
         		 ...this beggar boy came up to me to ask for money and i couldnt resist taking a picture of his expression...: by myphotoscholarship2010, Views[682]
         		 ..i was stuck in a traffic jam while in Kalimati, Nepal and was just observing the people around when i saw this man lighting up a cigarette to keep warm..: by myphotoscholarship2010, Views[332]
         		 Dhaulagiri (8.167m) the seventh highest mountain of the world - incredible, great scenery, gorgeous vegetation : by sadhu, Views[448]
     
    Friendly children in a small mountain village in the Langtang nationalpark. I like to donate small toys from surprise eggs and the children love it.: by sadhu, Views[457]
         		 Smiling holy man also called sadhu at Durbar Square in Kathmandu : by sadhu, Views[554]
         		 Prayer flags imprinted with sacred images and mantras transmit blessings and healing energy into the world through the power of the wind: by sadhu, Views[518]
         		 TEEJ festival at Pasupatinath - the married women are wearing red saris and they are praying, fasting and dancing for a long life of their husbands - and the not married women to get a good husband.: by sadhu, Views[593]
         		 The back ground the door is the famous wood carving of nepal,most of these door we exported in the world according to the demand specially in japan.: by shanks, Views[506]
     
    Tired boots at the end of the trek.: by alexanders, Views[486]
         		 Dawn over Gokyo Lake from Gokyo Ri - the final summit of the trek.: by alexanders, Views[541]
         		 Prayer flags and the moon above Namche Bazaar.: by alexanders, Views[487]
         		 A precarious bridge over the Dudh Khosi near Namche Bazaar.: by alexanders, Views[734]
         		 Looking over Kathmandu from the Monkey Temple.: by alexanders, Views[413]
     
    FESTIVAL FROM NEPAL CALLED :GAI-JATRA:: by parihash, Views[385]
         		 KATHMANDU DURBAR SQUARE: by parihash, Views[346]
         		 Festival from Nepal called :TEEJ:: by parihash, Views[361]
         		 Bhimsen tower from kathmandu: by parihash, Views[684]
         		 two temples from basantapur durbar square kathmandu: by parihash, Views[1203]
     
    FESTIVAL FROM NEPAL CALLED :GAI-JATRA:: by parihash, Views[312]
         		 KATHMANDU DURBAR SQUARE: by parihash, Views[374]
         		 Festival from Nepal called :TEEJ:: by parihash, Views[1001]
         		 Bhimsen tower from kathmandu: by parihash, Views[248]
         		 two temples from basantapur durbar square kathmandu: by parihash, Views[232]
     
    LOST. She was sitting on the square where people take a round trip to the stupa in the evening.She is famous around and has spent a long time like this.: by radium, Views[250]
         		 EMPTINESS. This old lady guides the blind old man beside her asking money from shops to shops.: by radium, Views[318]
         		 HOPE. He is waiting for someone to place a coin in his hands.: by radium, Views[247]
         		 NO WAYS. His fingers are not in shape,his supporting sticks are lying on the bars and the pain in his eyes. The old disabled people ask money from the tourists and the people who come to worship there.Visitors throw coins to them and from that they survive the day.: by radium, Views[258]
         		 WET EYES.There are many old people who live their lives by not being cared by anyone.They start sitting by the stairs to the stupa from the early morning. This old man looked silent and restless.: by radium, Views[270]
     
    by mohitphotography, Views[192]
         		 Madaleine looking down a very steep stair: by dentedileone, Views[415]
         		 Michela at the prayer wheels: by dentedileone, Views[515]
         		 Monks on the door: by dentedileone, Views[429]
         		 Monkeys a t the temples!: by dentedileone, Views[427]
     
    The eyes of the all-seeing Buddha: by dentedileone, Views[446]
         		 by mohitphotography, Views[279]
         		 by mohitphotography, Views[227]
         		 by mohitphotography, Views[221]
         		 This little girl is so smart, she translates English into Nepali for all the adults at the orphanage and always wants me to sit with her so she can read to me.: by kaitlinpeters, Views[679]
     
    After they finished with my hair..: by kaitlinpeters, Views[379]
         		 The girls decided they wanted to do my hair... This was after about five other hairstyles (including an awesome side pony): by kaitlinpeters, Views[495]
         		 The boys taking pics with my camera... : by kaitlinpeters, Views[452]
         		 The boys taking pics with my camera... : by kaitlinpeters, Views[373]
         		 The boys taking pics with my camera... : by kaitlinpeters, Views[296]
     
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