Children dressed traditional attire during celebration of traditional carnival at Tundikhel, Kathmandu. They are not couple, neither married nor in relations but their costume symbolizes traditional couple (husband and wife) of Nepal.

A crow taking dive on sky over Taudaha; traditional and historic pond lies on southern part of Kathmandu. The cawing of the crows symbolizes sadness and grief in the Hindu mythology. Nepalese people worship crow on the first day of Tihar, second major festival of the nation.

Telecom Towers on roof of residency house in Kathmandu. Booming mobile connection rate giving momentum for rapid expansion of Mobile Network in Nepal. There is more than 75 percent penetration of mobile phones on population in terms of distributed SIM card.

Panoramic Himalayas captured on photograph from Dhulikhel about 30 miles east from Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal. More than twenty Himalayan peaks including Mt. Annapurna (8091 m), Mt. Ganesh Himal (7429 m), Mt. Langtang (7234 m), Mt. Phuribichyachu (6637 m), Mt. Gaurishanker (7134 m), Mt. Lhotse (8516 m) can be seen from Dhulikhel.

Honey Bee collecting natural nectar from flowers to carry to their hive. Honey Bee produces and store honey constructing perennial and colonial nests of wax.

A flying insect called Jhakri in Nepal, has its ear on leg. This insect creates musical sound in evening.

Unmanaged row of bikes parked on public parking area of New Road. This is a major shopping destination of Kathmandu valley; the capital city of Nepal has very unmanaged parking system both for two and four wheeler. People use roads as parking yard leaving suffer to pedestrian. Motorcycle popularly known as bike is only convenient transport means.

Street Vendor Displays Nepal's National Flag on his stall at Basantapur in Kathmandu Nepal. Nepalese flag is unique and only flag with triangular shape in the world. With Sun and Moon on it, Nepalese flag have very significant meaning of its history and culture. Among the few oldest sovereign nations in Asia, Nepal has glorious history.

A Black Beetle getting pleasure of natural nectar from flower. Flying insects like Black Beetle collect and enjoys sweet nectar traveling from flower to flower. During this process they spread pollen and the pollination process takes place. Such insects are the natural medium for fertilization of flower.