Reserve Nepal

15/10/2023

Dashain Aayo!

To all Nepalis at home and abroad, friends of Nepal, and to all celebrating the festival, Very Happy Dashain! Wish you beautiful weather, warmth and love of close ones, moments and memories to cherish for always.

19/08/2023

27/07/2023

03/05/2023

A beautiful traditional house in Helambu


PC: Great Himalaya Trail

25/04/2023

This is Triveni Patan, high-altitude grassland on the way to Badimalika Temple in Bajura. The area is popular pastureland used by locals for grazing their sheep, horses and buffalos.


PC: Arjun Kumar Thapa

17/04/2023

International Day of Monuments and Sites
Nepal's monuments and sites are a testament to our vivid history and artistry dating back hundreds of years. Let's cherish and treasure them so that our future generations can be inspired and educated.


PC: Om P. Yadav

16/04/2023

A grand view of the in from Kongde. The photo shows a large part of the starting from , , , leading upto the Himalaya with , , , , and the twin peaks of in the backdrop.


PC: Chungba Sherpa

13/04/2023

Wishing you a very Happy New Year 2080 ! 🙏

The photo shows trekking trail in with backdrop of Mt. , 4th highest peak in the world at 8,516 m.

03/03/2023

Today we celebrate World Wildlife Day in appreciation of the earth's bounty of nature and animals! Nepal is a pioneer in forest and wildlife conservation officially starting from in 1973. It has also worked extensively in coordination with international partners and local communities for sustainable livelihood around protected areas. Here's a toast to our wildlife with whom we share the earth. May we thrive together!

For more information about national parks and wildlife of Nepal, please log on to our website
https://ntb.gov.np/national-parks-of-nepal



PC: Chungba Sherpa

18/02/2023

Happy Maha Shivaratri to all 🙏

Maha Shivaratri, which literally translates to "great night of Shiva", is a major festival of Nepal celebrated on the 14th day of the dark fortnight of the month of Magh, as per the Hindu lunar calendar. It is believed that on this day, the stars in the northern hemisphere are aligned in the optimum position to help raise one's spiritual energy.


Photo Credit: Shikhar Bhattarai

05/02/2023

Yak grazing in Kyanjin valley, Langtang


Photo credit: Nijal Lawaju, Photonepal

31/01/2023

Sunrise view along the way to Mera Peak

Situated at Sankhuwasabha, Mera peak is considered to be the highest trekking peak with the height of 6,476m.



Photo Credit: Yongyut Kumsri, Photonepal

25/01/2023

Nature has a way of healing the mind, body, and soul. Take a break from the screens and social media, and step outside to reconnect with the natural world surrounded by greenery and fresh air.

Photo Credit Kiran Adhikari,PhotoNepal

19/01/2023

Wake up and breathe in the fresh air admiring the snow-capped Himalaya. Camping under a billion stars in a lively atmosphere with stunning flora and fauna is an experience that not even a five-star facility can match.


Photo Credit: Nir Bahadur Gurung, Photonepal

02/01/2023

The Jhong Cave, located in Chhoser village, is one of the numerous multi-story man-made caves in Upper Mustang that have piqued the interest of archaeologists from all over the world. It is a mysterious five-story structure with over 40 rooms built into a cliff. To get from one floor to another, one must climb many steep stairs.

has recently featured as one of the best to visit in 2023. Explore and experience the ancient trade routes between Nepal and India. And Pass through ancient villages, Buddhist monasteries, and man-made caves.
https://edition.cnn.com/travel/article/where-to-travel-best-destinations-2023/index.html



Photo Credit: Namrata Shrestha, Photonepal

01/01/2023

Horses grazing on the lap of Mount Nampa in Byans Valley (Chhangru), Darchula. Chhangru is a Beautiful Village situated at a height of 3200m in Darchula District of Farwest Nepal.



Photo Credit: Himalaya Bhatt

27/12/2022

Gokyo Ri, also known as Gokyo Peak, is a beautiful peak located to the west of Ngozumpa Glacier. Gokyo, one of the world's settlements, is located at the foot of Gokyo Ri and is a part of the Gokyo Trek.
The summit offers a breathtaking panoramic view of four 8,000-meter peaks, including Mount Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and Cho Oyu, as well as the famous Gokyo Lake in the Everest Region.
Photo Credit: Yongyut Kumsni , PhotoNepal


Photo Credit: aashish82, Photonepal

26/09/2022

As we usher in the season of joy with the first day of our most awaited , we wish all Nepalis and Nepal lovers at home and abroad a Happy Dashain 2079. With fun, feasts and festivities, please do spend some time to enjoy the meaningful traditions and rituals; celebrate responsibly with your family and friends!


Photo credit: Mr. Om P. Yadav, Kathmandu

13/09/2022

The Dhaulagiri massif in Nepal broadens 120 km’s (70 mi) from the Kaligandaki Stream west to the Bheri. This peak is bounded on the north and southwest by tributaries of the Bheri Waterway and on the southeast by the Myagdi Khola. Dhaulagiri is the seventh most tallest mountain on the planet at 8,167 meters (26,795 ft) above ocean level, and the highest mountain inside the boundaries of a solitary nation (Nepal). It was first peaked on the 13th of May 1960 in a Swiss/Austrian/Nepali expedition. Cushioned amongst different snowy slopes the Muktinath cafe stands still providing service to all the climbers.

PC: Bhim Gurung, Photonepal

01/09/2022

What could be more thrilling than looking up at the star-studded sky on a crystal-clear night from the lap of the ! should be filled with spectacular moments like that. Hope you enjoy this beautiful photo of the night sky of for our

Photo credit: Prashan Thebe, PhotoNepal

29/07/2022

The is celebrated on July 29 every year to raise awareness about protecting these majestic but endangered animals and their habitats. and the jungles of Nepal are visited by thousands of every year for a glimpse of the tiger.

Nepal has certainly played its part in mission doubling population to 355 (over 190%) since 2009. We must also strive for healthy thriving of the beasts and by avoiding encroachment and encouraging low impact jungle activities to let the animals including tiger enjoy natural habitat without being threatened.

Photo credit: Mr. Chungba Sherpa, Wildlife Photographer, Nepal