Description:

This set contains five collectible phone cards featuring vivid images from Kathmandu, Nepal, highlighting the local culture and landmarks. One card displays the Swayambhunath Temple, also known as the Monkey Temple, with its distinctive stupa centered under a clear sky. Another card shows a Sadhu, a holy man, at Dakshinkali, an important Hindu temple. Additional cards capture native Newari girls and boys in traditional dress, as well as beggars in the streets of Bhaktapur, reflecting everyday life in these historic Nepalese cities.

Each card is inscribed with “Kathmandu $38” and identifies the location as Kathmandu, Nepal, emphasizing cultural and social elements of the region. The imagery presents people and places that include native Newari children and local street scenes alongside significant religious sites. The cards are part of the “Kathmandu, Nepal: Peoples & Places” collection produced by Quest Group International, offering a window into the diverse population and spiritual heritage of Nepal.

The designs blend colorful portraits of individuals with architectural and religious motifs from East Indian and Nepalese origins. These phone cards serve as a tribute to Nepal’s rich traditions, highlighting the intersection of travel, sightseeing, and indigenous life. The set captures key cultural figures such as the Sadhu and presents a visual journey through notable temples and cityscapes in and around Kathmandu.

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