In the Himalayas, the arrival of spring is accompanied by a characteristic haze, which blankets the landscape in a soft, diffused light.
In remote villages, transportation and construction are often the only sources of income.
As the region develops, more young people work in transportation and construction, driven by the desire for economic progress and a better future.
The suspension bridge, symbol of fast development, connects villages that were previously isolated, reducing the travel time between them from hours to minutes.
Despite the winds of change that blows through the region, life in the valley remains anchored to its timeless rhythms.
The people of the Manaslu region in Nepal rely mainly on farming and raising animals to make a living.
Mu Gompa is a sacred place in the Tsum Valley that is highly respected by pilgrims as a significant site of worship.
The sacred mandala is a detailed representation of the universe's architecture that holds a significant place in Buddhist cosmology.
Hotel serves as a hub of social activity and communal gatherings.
The village bar attracts people who come to enjoy drinks and watch TV, which they may not have access to at home.
Raksi is a traditional alcoholic beverage in Nepal and Tibet that is typically served warm.
The village bar that serves raksi appears to be a shed made of roofing iron, with a bonfire blazing inside.
From the rooftop of the highest hotel, the view of the bustling and vibrant Himalayan village of Lho resembles a scene from a real-time strategy game.
With the arrival of a new day following the COVID pandemic, typical Nepali guesthouses await the return of crowds of trekkers.
In the guesthouse kitchen, pots of tea patiently await the arrival of tourists.
The majestic view of the Manaslu mountain range is undoubtedly one of the highlights of the entire Manaslu circle trek.
Trekker moves forward towards the Larkya La Pass, the highest point of the Manaslu circuit.
Stopping for lunch at a roadside cafe en route from the cold, snowy terrain of Manaslu to the warmth of Kathmandu.
The bustling markets of Asan Bazar and Indra Chowk are among the liveliest and most crowded in Kathmandu.
Mantras are inscribed on copper plates to create prayer drums.
Boudhanath Stupa is considered the most sacred Buddhist site in Kathmandu.
