Kabin Photography

01/08/2022

Panoramic view of Kathmandu from swayambhu

27/04/2022

Wedding Portrait

25/03/2022

Ghandruk memory, clicking at Ghandruk cultural museum newly marred couple.. Binod.Weds.Jooshna Congratulations to both of you.

25/02/2022

Best wishes on this wonderful journey, as you build your new lives together. Riya weds Rojesh congratulations to both of you.

04/01/2022

Rani pokhari view from green party palace

12/11/2021

11/11/2021

Taudaha.

22/08/2021

The most important is called Janai Purnima. Brahmins change their janai (sacred thread) once a year on this day while other Hindus have a sacred thread tied around their wrists. For the Brahmins, it’s an affirmation of their status, while in the case of the latter, the thread around their wrist is supposed to offer them protection against all ills. Most people keep the thread on for at least three months, until Laxmi Puja, when it is taken off to be tied around a cow’s tail, a deed that assures a smooth journey to heaven since, after you die, you’ll be able to hang on to it as the cow pulls you across the Baitarni River on the way. Well, the tales are as tall as the mountains, you’ll be saying, but hold on, there’s more to come. The story behind Janai Purnima is taller still!

16/06/2021

Bridal Portrait