A Journey in to Nepal Visiting Nepal has changed my perceptions towards life. The thing taught by that lady with the weight on her back, or the kid with the sword towards the camera, cant be learnt otherwise.

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Bhaktapur, A lady carrying loads to pottery square. Despite seeing millions of the tourists every year, people are really humble and content in their hard working daily life. Her smile irrespective of the weight she is carrying has the essence of the Nepal. It never changes the basic nature of their life no matter whoever visits them.

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Kids practising for the mask festival called Intrajatra, a festival for Intra, god of rain. After every monsoon season they celebrate the festival to say thanks to indra.
Unlike other asian countries Nepal has never been contaminated with the thronging tourists. People still live a modest life, unchanged from their heritage. even these kids who are practicing the traditional dance were innocents without any inhibitions toward the tourists.

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Pottery Square, Bhaktapur, Kathmandu. These pottery squares are world renowned.
Here pottery is a family job, the place is common for all the villagers. so everyone in the village work together. their mundane life is part of their religious life too. so even in the common places we can see the temples and buddha statue everywhere in the village.

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A Journey in to Nepal Visiting Nepal has changed my perceptions towards life. The thing taught by that lady with the weight on her back, or the kid with the sword towards the camera, cant be learnt otherwise.

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