Beyul (Tib. hidden valleys) are ‘hidden’ sacred valleys, not only in terms of their secluded geophysical locations, but also through the guardianship of Guru Rinpoche, who preserved them from being tainted by disrespectful human encroachment until the time came for them to be revealed.

The Bagmati Lake (Bharat Taal), constructed recently in Nepal’s southern Sarlahi district, attracts Nepali and Indian tourists with recreational activities, generating revenue, employment and cross-border tourism.

Shey Phoksundo Lake, located in the Ringmo Village of the remote Dolpa district of Nepal, is a stunning alpine freshwater oligotrophic lake renowned for its crystal-clear turquoise waters.

I was about to embark on the Annapurna Circuit Trek—a journey into one of the most breathtaking landscapes in the world.

Saurya Airplane Crash at Tribhuwan International Airport (July 24 2024), Wednesday.

In the heart of Shey Phoksundo, where the mountains whispered tales of ancient wisdom and the crystal lake held reflections of untouched serenity.

Reminiscing Trolley busses that sadly ceased existing on the road but continuously in the hearts of everyday commuters.

Sisne Himal (5911m.) the enigmatic pinnacle guarding the heart of Rukum, emerges as an imposing inland peak of the western expanse of the Dhaulagiri massif.