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Two kids greet us on our way to Syabrubesi during our Langtang trek. They were standing in heavy rainfall to get some money from the tourists.

Two kids greet us on our way to Syabrubesi during our Langtang trek. They were standing in heavy rainfall to get some money from the tourists.

By Apurba Bhattarai

The underground tunnels of Chilime Hydropower Plant in Rasuwa.

In Darjeeling, an Indian kid attracts tourists to buy his bubble blowing toy.

Apurba is a final year B. Tech (Biotechnology)

student at Kathmandu University. In his free time, he likes to travel around Nepal and take plenty of photographs.

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