The image displays an elevated panoramic view of a section of Pokhara, Nepal, under an overcast sky with atmospheric haze. In the foreground, a dense urban residential and commercial area is visible, characterized by numerous multi-story buildings constructed from a mix of concrete blocks and painted facades in various colors including grey, white, blue, yellow, orange, and red. A prominent feature across rooftops are numerous cylindrical water tanks, predominantly black and green plastic, with some silver metallic tanks. Balconies, rooftop terraces, and visible utility lines are present among the structures. A yellow building on the middle-right features a partial sign indicating "ANNAPURNA". Green foliage from trees is interspersed throughout the urban environment. The midground reveals the dark blue expanse of Phewa Lake, situated between the city buildings and the base of large mountains. The lower slopes of these mountains are covered in dense green vegetation, with scattered small buildings visible on the hillside. The background is dominated by towering mountains, partially obscured by clouds and atmospheric haze. A distinct white building complex is discernible on a distant mountain peak, partially enveloped by the cloud cover. No individuals or specific actions are discernible within the frame.Hazy day documented across Pokhara's lak
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Fri, Mar 27, 2026, 02:30 AM

Pokhara, Nepal

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The image displays an elevated panoramic view of a section of Pokhara, Nepal, under an overcast sky with atmospheric haze. In the foreground, a dense urban residential and commercial area is visible,…read more

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