Street sign in Kathmandu, Nepal

Glue sniffing is a relatively new phenomenon among street children where glue is cheap and readily available. Approximately 95% of street children inhale glue, and use it instead of meals to ward off hunger in Kathmandu, Nepal

Sisters make their way from Srinagar, Kashmir to Jammu for the winter season.

The monsoon rains are coming to an end, and the heat is substantially increasing, making the river a perfect place to cool off in Narti, Nepal

A man standing on the side of the road in Srinagar, Kashmir

Floating vegetable market at sunrise on Dal Lake in Srinagar, Kashmir

A Shikara is a type of wooden boat used for fishing, harvesting aquatic vegetation, and is the main form of transportation around Dal Lake. in Srinagar, Kashmir

Kumbh Mela is the largest "human gathering on the planet" and occurs every 12 years. Pilgrims go to bathe away their sins in the holy Ganga. Haridwar, India

Street boy in Udaipur, India

Recently freed Kamlaries (slaves) sit in their classroom in Narti, Nepal

Girl who lives in a tent village in Kathmandu, Nepal

Indian tourists explore the grounds of the Taj Majal in Agra, India

Rooftop lounging in Udaipur, India

Newborns living in an orphanage spend the afternoon getting some sun in Kathmandu, Nepal

Potty training at a baby orphanage in Kathmandu, Nepal

A Sikh relaxes at the 'Pilgrims Dormitory' near the Golden Temple in Amritsar, India

Village school children in Paro, Bhutan

Elephant training at Chitwan National Park, Nepal

Maoist strike that shut down Kathmandu, Nepal for six days.

Daily life at an elderly ashram in Kathmandu, Nepal

A man prays at the Golden Temple in Amritsar, India

During Kumbh Mela pilgrims try to find a guru, smoke ritual charrs (hash), chant mantras, and eat Prasad (food blessedly the Holy Babas) in Haridwar, India

A nomad wearing a hat made of yak hair in Eastern Bhutan

A young monk attends lessons in Eastern Bhutan

Christmas Eve in Dharamasala, India

Hindu cremation in Kathmandu, Nepal