The week in 9 photos
Here are some of the photos taken by our photojournalists and reporters this week.
Here are some of the photos taken by our photojournalists and reporters this week.
People in Taulihawa and surrounding areas mark the festival with colours and music.
Bhaktapur’s Holi offers rich cultural dynamics to the widely celebrated festival, depicting the historic city’s traditions.
Revelers embrace colours and festivity as Phagu Purnima is celebrated enthusiastically in the hills, including Kathmandu Valley.
Traffic was disrupted as crowds gathered to welcome former monarch at airport.
Nepal Teachers’ Federation urges government to finalise the long-delayed bill, calling for urgent reforms in the education sector.
Here are some of the photos taken by our photojournalists and reporters this week.
Gather at mosques for the first Friday prayers.
The four-day event, aimed at promoting peace and brotherhood, started with a colourful procession and the lighting of a lamp.
Thick snow has accumulated in the Guranse area of Thabang Rural Municipality-4, which lies at an altitude of approximately 3,000 metres.
Lakes and mountains draw increasing visitors after heavy snowfall.
Heavy snowfall disrupts transportation while drawing crowds of domestic tourists to the region.
Here are some of the photos taken by our photojournalists and reporters this week.
The Guthi Sansthan and Pashupati Area Development Trust provide them with travel expenses.
As grazing lands shrink and younger generations lose interest, herders fear for the future of their ancestral occupation.
Devotees engage in fasting, meditation, and chanting, and the night is marked by vigils and bhajans.
President Paudel observes celebrations with military displays.
With Shivaratri approaching, the Pashupatinath area witnesses increased activities of Babas, sadhus, and pilgrims from across Nepal and India.
Hoteliers uncertain about reopening as snowfall disrupts plans.
The snowfall covers areas above 3,100 metres in a thick layer of snow.