KATHMANDU- Suddenly raindrops became colorful and people were happy. The dust of the city became a tainted cloud changing inhabitants complexion and drawing smiles of euphoria on their faces. Once more, Hinduism culture showed the world how their beautiful celebration can unite the people of South Asia. On the 20th of March Holi bathed Nepal until transforming it in a dreamland. The sun shined, people from all horizon sang, and stroked strangers face blessing them with a colorful gift of love and colors.
Here are a few faces the humble stranger I am captured in this country making any lost soul feel at home.
By © Bryan Kulka, Kathmandu Tribune, Nepal Tribune Media Pvt. Ltd.
Basantapur is a “must go” destination of Nepal any time a year. And during Holi, it is simply an unmissable spot during your pilgrim around the city to make the most of Nepali smiles.
By © Bryan Kulka, Kathmandu Tribune, Nepal Tribune Media Pvt. Ltd.
Water guns and colors, a all against all pacific brawl to celebrate the fight against are inner evils. Rather you are the richest or the poorest, a local or a far stranger, family or enemies, on this day none of this counts. The boundaries of our modern world and between the people are smashed open by joy and paint.
By © Bryan Kulka, Kathmandu Tribune, Nepal Tribune Media Pvt. Ltd.
By © Bryan Kulka, Kathmandu Tribune, Nepal Tribune Media Pvt. Ltd.
By © Bryan Kulka, Kathmandu Tribune, Nepal Tribune Media Pvt. Ltd.
By © Bryan Kulka, Kathmandu Tribune, Nepal Tribune Media Pvt. Ltd.
By © Bryan Kulka, Kathmandu Tribune, Nepal Tribune Media Pvt. Ltd.
By © Bryan Kulka, Kathmandu Tribune, Nepal Tribune Media Pvt. Ltd.
By © Bryan Kulka, Kathmandu Tribune, Nepal Tribune Media Pvt. Ltd.
By © Bryan Kulka, Kathmandu Tribune, Nepal Tribune Media Pvt. Ltd.
By © Bryan Kulka, Kathmandu Tribune, Nepal Tribune Media Pvt. Ltd.
By © Bryan Kulka, Kathmandu Tribune, Nepal Tribune Media Pvt. Ltd.
