The Himalayan Musk Deer is a small, elusive deer species known for its unique appearance and the musk secretion it produces.

The Himalayan Musk Deer is a small, elusive deer species known for its unique appearance and the musk secretion it produces.

Earth Day, a cherished moment that comes each year on April twenty-second, is a worldwide communion of hearts, minds, and hands, united in a shared reverence for our planet's splendour.

A flower that lives in the seclusion of the nature that surrounds her. Simply known as blue poppy but its colour speaks silent poetry.

A collective thumping sound echoes in the village of Khoma with the wake-up call from their local roasters.

India is known globally for its vibrant and bustling megacities but in its northern reaches lie the mountains and valleys of Ladakh, a name that means land of high passes.

Lamali paper is made by hand in the mountain regions of Nepal.

Works of art that have survived the test of time offer us clues about the history and culture of past generations and civilisations.

Thangkas are a distinctly Tibetan form of art centred around religious figures and symbols.

The region is warming rapidly in the face of climate change, complicating life for millions of residents.

It is impossible to envision Himalayan homes and temples without the swirling smoke or aromatic scent of incense.

In the misty foothills of the Himalayas, honey hunters risk their lives harvesting wild honey from vertical cliffs.

People of Dolpo live in the extremely remote villages of Nepal's western highlands.

Vincent Munier brings writer Sylvain Tesson on his quest to find the snow leopard.

This was the beginning of the most important and fulfilling period of David-Néel’s life.

Alexandra David-Néel lived 100 years. She was born in France in 1868, the period of la belle epoque, and died there in 1969, soon after the student riots in Paris.

One look at the mighty landscape and towering snow-peaks, and we are mesmerized forever.

In monasteries deep in the Himalayas, monks walk in groups, quietly through the woods.