Ever since my visit to the Nepalese Peace Pagoda during the Brisbane Expo I had set my sights on travelling to this small Himalayan Kingdom. Finally in 1998 and then again in 2000 I flew to the other side of the world and discovered its medieval charm for myself. These photographs taken in Kathmandu, the surrounding valleys and a trekking adventure through the Langtang Ranges reflect a lifestyle unchanged by time and people who were willing to share some moments in time with me.

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Old Woman		Rickshaw
Selling trinkets in Durbar Square		Common method of transport around Katmandu.
Code: A00021		Code: A00022
Sadhu		Sellers
A Sadhu meditates at Pashupatinath on the Bagmati river.		Flowers and incense sold to worshippers at the local shrines
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Snack Time		Sunset at Lake Phem
Street seller making rice cakes in Katmandu		Pokhara, town situated on banks of lake Phem
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The Local Butcher		Tibetan Refugee
A street butcher in Kat		Weaving centre for Tibetan refugees in Patan
Code: A00027		Code: A00028
Tibetan Traders		Timeless
Smoko time for these traders		Bodnath prayer wheels are a common sight in Nepal
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Towards Kyanjin Gompa		View to Monastery in Bodnath
Trekkers lodges at an altitude of 4000m in the Langtang Ranges		Looking into the monastery compound
Code: A00031		Code: A00032
Woman at Work		A Novice
A woman collects firewood oustide Birethanti, towards Jomson.		Monk in a monastery in Nepal
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Chinese Fan Dancing		Chinese Fan Dance
...		The dance begins
Code: A00035		Code: A00036

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Photographs displayed on this website are sold in aid of organisations working in Cambodia To purchase a photo without the watermark please contact Margaret by e-mail. The price of each photo is $10. Profits from all photos sales go to:

Clear Compassion

Partners in Compassion Cambodia

Mango Tree Garden

An initiative facilitated by monks and Cambodian Co-ordinator, Bo, to provide children, unable to access traditional education, with a stimulating learning environment.

Phare Ponleu Selpak

A multi-angled, sustainability-through-arts-project in Battambang.

I have been overwhelmed by the generosity of spirit I encountered during my travels. The people I met have made my life infinitely richer and it is with a grateful heart that I give all profits from this book to small charities in South Asia.

Please contact me at margi@margaretgood
hand.com or text me on 61 + 0409050230 for further details on how to arrange the purchase of my book and/or photographs.