
KATHMANDU

Nepal is perhaps one of the most distinguished places on the planet for its imposing significance at hosting two incredible wonders of humanity; its stunning natural geography and for being one of the most important spiritual centers on the planet, largely for being known as The Buddha's birthplace. It is one of the gems to discover and explore in the Asian continent for its incredible contrasting cultural diversity, and the captivating kindness and beauty of its people.
Kathmandu is undoubtedly one of the unexpected surprises of this country. Although it can initially be overwhelming due to the dynamics of its environment (which differ greatly from Western culture), when a minute to observe and understand the environment is taken, the perception of haste almost disappears, to realize that everything happening around is an intrinsic part of something that flows in its own harmony.


Kathmandu's cultural fusion is a clear example of a society that functions based on empathy and tolerance despite ideological differences. While each ideology has its own norms and ways of thinking, they all contribute integrally to social growth. Although Hinduism is the main religion, it also embraces significant Buddhist traditions; Islam, Christianity, and Sikhism are other religions that coexist harmoniously within its culture.
Temples and monasteries of different religions are open to accept local and international visitors without any restriction. Its vibrant ancient architecture makes Kathmandu feel like a city frozen in time where details, symmetrical proportions and meticulous craftsmanship make it an authentic cultural wealth.




The most remarkable qualities of Kathmandu are its people, who are almost always willing to assist tourists in a charismatic and friendly manner. Dharma and Karma are two factors that significantly influence the behavior and character of its inhabitants, which is reflected in the tolerance shown by their social dynamics.
Walking through the streets of Kathmandu is a complete adventure; it's like walking through a series of movie sets that blend the contemporary with the classic, where each one experiences a unique and particular story.
This place would be without doubt an unmissable location for any photographer to visit and capture.
