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I am a Belorussian who lives in Nepal and travels occasionally. Namaste means Hello in Hindi and Nepali. This blog is a visual record of anything that I find worthy to record be it places, people, events or things.

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Masked dances of Nepal

At the heart of many Nepalese festivals are ritual dances: without the performance of those dances there is no festival. Historically da...
Nepali dances: Manjushree

Namaste! Manjushree dance, also known as Charya Nritya, is one of the traditional ritual dances. Manjushree is the oldest of the Bodh...
Nepali dances: Tappa

Namaste! Tappa is one of the folk dances of Nepal. It is popular among the Gurung community. The dance starts in a slow manner and th...
Rhododendron - the national flower of Nepal

Namaste! The beauty of the flowering rhododendrons draws thousands of trekkers to Nepal every year. The name rhododendron is derived f...
Warding off the evil eye

Namaste! Walking along the streets of Kathmandu sometimes you can notice strange strings of lemons and chilies hanging in front of the...
Traditional masks of Nepal

Namaste! Traditional masks of Nepal can be devided into two sorts: "tribal" masks which belong to the ethnic groups s...
Amazing dragonflies

All these dragonflies were shot in Kathmandu - in the Botanical garden or in the yard of my house. It is not an easy task to take photo...
Pomelo, the gigantic citrus

Yesterday my friends brought to me two gigantic citruses. At first I assumed that this was a grapefruit, but the size was too impressiv...

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