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Posted in Daily Photo | cultural travel, culture, Nagarkot, Nepal, photography, rice terrace, Travel, trek
Stunning! Love the different patterns.
Beautiful – love the lines. What a great vista to see when hiking.
i miss Nepal so much….this photo really captured the feeling of being there.
Took me back 14 years in time. I can almost smell the freshness of the paddies, hear the chattering women washing clothes, and smell the incense of the tiny temple at the top of the hill.
Hi Chronic Traveler: Isn’t it interesting that the things we remember most are sensual – the sounds, smells, etc.? Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment.
Don’t rice terraces make for some superb photos – the parallel lines, the rich green colours, the feeling of nature…
I do love them Mark, and I particularly love the way they intersperse the rows of rice with potatoes here in Nepal.