Holy Men Of Nepal

The Sadhus of Nepal are its wandering Holy men Many Sadhus are also Yogis who are practitioners of meditation.

They have chosen a life away from or at least on the edges of normal society to focus on their own spiritual practice. Sadhus often take on pilgrimages to various religious festivals in both India and Nepal. The most celebrated festival of Sadhus in Nepal is Shivaratri. Shivaratri is held in honor of the Hindu deity Shiva.

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"Himalayan Tribes"

Nepal has the most remarkable mosaic of ethnic groups in all of the Himalayan countries. It is home to more than 125 different ethnic groups with their own culture and often their own language.

Each of the distinguished faces of Nepal are a testament to the country's history and culture. The people of this land are proud of their heritage, and they have a story to tell.

The faces of Nepal are as diverse as the languages themselves. These are the faces of people who not only have been through incredible hardships, but also resilient and continuously striving for a better life. It is my goal to share the diversity of these people and culture through this collection.

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