- Saturday, 28 February 2026
Snow covered Mustang-Dolpa road
The Mustang-Dolpa road has been completely blocked due to snow covering the road following the snowfall on November 6, 2025.
Ritualistic wooden pole with Chir erected at Basantapur, marking start of Holi festival
The ritualistic 'lingo' or wooden pole bearing the 'chir' has been installed at Basantapur, Hanumandhoka on Tuesday morning. It was lifted as per ritual and paraphernalia.
Samagri Village of Mustang
Samagri Village and the surrounding area of Gharapjhong Rural Municipality-2 of Mustang distric
Nepali Army controls aggravated crowd in Sarlahi
Security personnel, including the Nepal Army, have been controlling clashes at a polling station during the election at the sports ground located in Malangwa-2, Sarlahi district headquarters, on Saturday, as part of the pre-election campaign.
Dhaulagiri Mountain
The snow-covered Dhaulagiri Mountain and the surrounding area seen from Chimang village of Gharapjhong Rural Municipality-1 of Mustang on Tuesday morning.
Bloomed rhododendron calls for spring season
Rhododendrons are in full bloom in the jungle of Banau, Jaljala Rural Municipality–9 of Parbat district.
Peach blossom in Tokha
As the winter season nearly comes to an end and spring arrives, greenery spreads everywhere, and flowers begin to blossom.
Snowfall in Mustang
The view of the famous religious site Muktinath Temple area in Varagung Muktichhetra Rural Municipality-1 of Mustang on Wednesday morning after snowfall since Tuesday afternoon.
Prime Minister Karki pays tribute to martyrs (Photo Feature)
In Nepal, Martyrs’ Day is commemorated in honor of the four martyrs, Dharmabhakta Mathema, Dashrath Chand Thakur, Gangalal Shrestha, and Shukraraj Shastri, who sacrificed their lives for the establishment of democracy, along with other martyrs.
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Naumul Himal
The mountain, which is normally covered with snow throughout the year, has in recent years begun to look like a dark, barren hill due to a lack of snowfall.
Akshararambha ritual during Saraswati Puja (Photo Feature)
There is a tradition of initiating young children who have not yet been sent to school into learning by beginning their first letters (Akshararamva) on this auspicious day. Religious belief holds that learning to read and write on this day brings good knowledge.
Tharu community marks Maghi (Photo Feature)
The Tharu community has celebrated Maghi festival, New Year, across the country, including organising a function in Tundikhel here today.
Magar community celebrates Maghe Sakrati (Photo Feature)
The Nepal Magar Association organized a program at Tundikhel. Magars, Nepal’s third largest ethnic group, are known for their diverse languages, culture, and festivals.
