November 2, 2020

Terai or Hills: Himal seen everywhere

November 2, 2020

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Himalayan ranges seen from Tanahu’s Vyas municipality-5. Himalayan ranges are in sight after weather cleared recently.

Photo: Krishna Neupane/RSS

Himalayan ranges seen from Tanahu’s Vyas municipality-5. Himalayan ranges are in sight after weather cleared recently.

Photo: Krishna Neupane/RSS

Majestic view of Mt. Annapurna ice caps seen from Pokhara on early morning.

Photo: Krishna Duwadi/RSS

Majestic view of Mt. Annapurna ice caps seen from Pokhara on early morning.

Photo: Krishna Duwadi/RSS

Himalayan ice caps seen from Kabre Dhulikhel. Himal is seen smiling after weather clears in Winter season.

Photo: Pradip Raj Panta/RSS

Enticing view of Himal seen from Kathmandu Kirtipur on Thursday on clear day. On a clear day the mountains such as Mt Everest, Manaslu, Gaurishanker, Lhotse, Makalu and Kanchanjunga can be seen.

Photo: Roshan Sapkota/RSS

Enticing view of Himal seen from Kathmandu Kirtipur on Thursday on clear day. On a clear day the mountains such as Mt Everest, Manaslu, Gaurishanker, Lhotse, Makalu and Kanchanjunga can be seen.

Photo: Roshan Sapkota/RSS

Community houses of Dhimal ethnic community seen at Bhaktapur Suryabinayak municipality-4 Antaling.

Photo: Roshan Spakota/RSS

Dense cluster of houses of Bhaktapur seen at Bhaktapur Suryabinayak municipality-4 from Antaling hill.

Photo: Roshan Spakota/RSS

Kathmandu valley sight seen from Lakuri Bhanjyang of Lalitpur on a clear day.

Photo: Roshan Sapkota/RSS

Kathmandu valley sight seen from Lakuri Bhanjyang of Lalitpur on a clear day.

Photo: Roshan Sapkota/RSS

Beautiful Himalayan ranges, hills and terai seen from Padriya of Saptahari’s Rajbiraj Municipality-1 on Friday.

Photo: Premswor Jha/RSS

Beautiful Himalayan ranges, hills and terai seen from Padriya of Saptahari’s Rajbiraj Municipality-1 on Friday.

Photo: Premswor Jha/RSS

Himalayan ranges seen from Bhojpur’s touristic spot area Suntale. This spot has become attractive for domestic tourists in the recent days. It is 8 km away form the district headquarters.

Photo: Yubraj Bista/RSS

Himalayan ranges seen from Bhojpur’s touristic spot area Suntale. This spot has become attractive for domestic tourists in the recent days. It is 8 km away form the district headquarters.