Here are some of the best photos of the past week captured by our photographers. Girls take selfie at Swayambhunath Stupa on November 5, Saturday. Photo: Keshav Thapa 

Hindu devotees sprinkle water before offering prayer to the setting sun as part of Chhath festival at Bagmati River in Kathmandu on November 6, Sunday. Post Photo: Nimesh Jang Rai

Workesr paint the Bauddhanatha Stupa in Kathmandu on November 7, Monday. The largest Buddhist shrines in the world and a major tourist attraction in Kathmandu, was damaged when the 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck the country on April 25 last year. Post Photo: Keshav Thapa

This image shows a view of Dorje Lhakpa Mountain seen from Bungamati in Lalitpur on November 7, Monday. Post Photo: Nimesh Jang Rai

In this combo photo, Chinese tourists pose for a photo at Bhaktapur Durbar Square on November 8, Tuesday. Post Photo: Keshav Thapa

A foreign hitchhiker plays guitar to collect money at Makkhan in the Capital on November 9, Wednesday. Post Photo: Sanjog Manandhar

This image captured recently shows a reflection of bridges and World Peace Stupa in an artificial pond at Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha. Post Photo: Prakash Chandra Timilsena

A vendor sells peanuts at Ason in the Capital on November 10, Thursday. Post Photo: Sanjog Manandhar

Former Maoist child soldiers cover their face with black bands as they stage a sit-in at Baneshwor in the Capital on Novermber 10, Thursday. A total of 4,008 children fought alongside the rebels during the armed conflict. The Maoists laid down their weapons in 2006 after signing a peace agreement, with the UN Mission in Nepal tasked with overseeing their reintegration back into society. Post Photo: Sanjog Manandhar

A giant Thangka, a Tibetan Buddhist painting, on display during an exhibition at Dasharat Stadium in Kathmandu on November 11, Friday. According to the organisers, the artwork of height 70m and width 50m is the world’s largest Thangka painting.  The exhibition will continue till 12th November. Post Photo: Keshav Thapa