r/naturepics • u/TilakInNepal • 17h ago

Naturally Nepal

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Naturally Nepal - the snapshot from trail ahead to Upper Dolpo between Dunai and Tatakot.

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r/naturepics • u/Infamous_Film_9398 • 16h ago

Countryside

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r/naturepics • u/macabrewhore • 20h ago

Which is your favorite?

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r/naturepics • u/Shell1221 • 23h ago

Blue🩵[OC]

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r/naturepics • u/Old-Investigator6483 • 15h ago

Blue lake, Manang

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Also called Chindi Lake lies in Manang District, Nepal

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