Baliman Tamang
Photographer | Social Worker | Storyteller
About Me
Namaste! I'm Baliman Tamang, a passionate photographer from Nepal and a dedicated social work professional. My journey bridges the visual beauty of Nepal with the deep stories of resilience, culture, and community empowerment.
I currently serve as the Head of Idea and Event Manager at the Department of Social Work, Khwopa College. My experience includes leading community-based initiatives, facilitating workshops on Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE), and conducting research on traditional healing practices in Ilam, Kanyam. I believe in a culturally sensitive, holistic approach to social work.
As a photographer, I focus on capturing the diverse landscapes and vibrant lives of Nepali people. My work is featured on platforms like Pexels, where I share stories through visuals that connect emotion, identity, and nature.
Whether through a lens or through fieldwork, I aim to bring light to the unseen and inspire positive change.
Blog
Exploring Ilam: A Journey Through Culture and Healing
My visit to Ilam was more than just research—it was a soul-touching experience. From learning about traditional healing rituals to connecting with community elders, this journey reminded me of the power of local knowledge and respect.
Photography and Social Work: Finding Beauty in Humanity
Combining my passion for photography with my role as a social worker has allowed me to tell stories that go beyond the surface. Every face, every smile, every struggle deserves to be seen and felt.
Reflections on Youth Empowerment through CSE
Facilitating workshops on Comprehensive Sexuality Education has opened my eyes to the curiosity and courage of young minds. Education, when delivered with empathy, can change futures.
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