Machhapuchhre (or Fishtail mountain) and Annapurna range from Sarangkot
This photo has been taken just outside Sarangkot. In the front a pill of firewood and a haystack. In the middle the valley where the Seti river is flowing and in the background the mighty peaks of Machhapuchhre and Annapurna.
Picture of Dudh Pokhari (the third Gokyo lake) with the guest houses of Gokyo and the Cho Oyu mountain in the background. Cho Oyu on the border of Nepal and Tibet is one the highest mountains in the world.
Gokyo is a tiny village of mainly guest houses at an altitude of 4,750 meters. From Gokyo you can hike up to Gokyo Ri (5.357 meters) with spectacular views of the Himalaya, the Ngozumpa glacier and Mount Everest.
View of Rara Lake with beautiful red rhododendron flowers and snowcapped mountain surrounding the lake.
Rara Lake is the largest lake of Nepal, situated in Mugu district in the Karnali Zone in the western part of Nepal, near Gam Ghadi.
Photo credits: www.rara-lake.com
View from Gokyo Ri on a clear morning in May, with Ngozumpa glacier on the left side, two of the Gokyo lakes in the middle and some 6000+ peak in the background.
Gokyo Ri is a 5357 metres high peak in the Khumbu region (Everest Region) of the Nepal Himalayas. Gokyo Ri is located west of the Ngozumpa glacier, the largest glacier in Nepal and north of the hamlet of Gokyo.
Nepali girl with her brother in a small shop near Lapubesi in Gorkha district
This girl was running the shop of her family, but wasn’t able to count very well. She gave us too much change. After we tried to make her clear she made a mistake she gave even more change. When we refunded her the excess, she laughed shyly with her beautiful smile.
Picture of the Kali Gandaki River river between Kagbeni and Jomsom.
Kagbeni is a village in Upper Mustang in the Himalayas, located at an altitude of 2840 meters. It’s about two hours trekking from Jomsom.
Picture of a Nepali house near Namo Buddha along the walking trail from Namo Buddha to Balthali village.
Himalaya view from a hilltop above Gosainkund
