I work at the intersection of travel, conservation, and storytelling—
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About Me
For over a decade, I have spent extensive time travelling and working across the length and breadth of Nepal. My journey began in the remote Himalayan regions, and a significant part of my early career unfolded in the Everest region (the roof of the world), where I worked closely with locals to design tourism products focused on empowerment. While I’ve explored many other corners of Nepal, my compass now draws me repeatedly to the lowland forests around Bardia National Park—Nepal’s tiger kingdom and, over time, my second home. Here, at the edge of wild landscapes, my focus has shifted toward community-led conservation and the long-term stewardship of nature.
My work sits at the intersection of travel, conservation, and storytelling. I’m happiest when I’m outdoors, learning from people and places, navigating uncertainty, and working in conditions that are often demanding and unpredictable. My approach is simple: go to the field, listen deeply, work with communities, and build things that last.
Through film, photography, and immersive travel, my long-term goal is to help share the stories of the Himalaya and Nepal’s wild frontiers, told not from a distance, but through the voices of those who know these lands best.
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