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Wildlife, adventure & conservation — Nepal

Documenting the wild
corners of Nepal

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Two decades spent moving quietly through forest, wetland and high pasture — a field record of Nepal's flora, fauna and landscape, now gathered into one body of work.

Selected work

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Indian peafowl on a branch
No. 07 — WildlifeIndian peafowl
Yak beside a turquoise lake
No. 09 — LandscapeGokyo Lake
Camouflaged mantis macro
No. 04 — WildlifeCamouflaged mantis
Jumping spider on a leaf
No. 01 — WildlifeJumping spider
Green bee-eater on barbed wire
No. 03 — WildlifeGreen bee-eater
Two mountain bikers on a mossy forest trail
No. 12 — AdventureRiding the mossy trail
Grey langur family on a branch
No. 05 — WildlifeGrey langur family
The Wild Wonders of Nepal, hardcover book
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The Wild Wonders
of Nepal

Two decades in the field, gathered into one hardcover volume — from the iridescent Himalayan monal on the cover to the high-altitude residents most people never see, set against a country home to over 900 recorded bird species alone.

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A look inside
The Wild Wonders of Nepal, cover detail
Interior spread featuring the common peafowl
Interior spread featuring the mountain weasel
Featured in
Nepali Times The Kathmandu Post Mongabay Sangrila — Nepal Airlines Republica
Ajay Narsingh Rana photographing in the Gokyo region
About — Ajay Narsingh Rana

For over fifteen years I've pursued a freelance career built on curiosity and a relentless pursuit of perfection — working today as an independent wildlife, nature and adventure photographer and videographer based in Kathmandu.

Alongside the camera work, I lead mountain bike trips through the Himalayas, serve as a Wilderness First Aid instructor and Elite National Mountain Bike Commissaire, and spent over a decade coaching Nepal's National Cycling Team. My photography and writing on nature and conservation has appeared in Nepali Times, The Kathmandu Post, Mongabay and Sangrila.

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