Prince Harry in Nepal: All the best photos

Prince Harry's royal tour of Nepal is underway. From visiting earthquake stricken villages to trekking the foothills of the Himalayas, here are the best photos from the British royal's trip.
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Prince Harry placed a wreath during a remembrance service at the British Gurkha Camp in Pokora. The card read: "With the deepest admiration, respect and gratitude. Your sacrifice will never be forgotten. Hardick Sradhanjali (Heartfelt condolences)."
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Prince Harry was honored as 'village head man' to meet with Leorani villagers in the Himalayan foothills.
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Looking good! A closer look at the royal's pheta turban during his visit to the village of Leorani.
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Prince Harry became one of the locals, dining with a family and spending the evening with them in Leorani.
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Prince George's uncle was photographed with a tika during his visit to the Red Cross preparedness containers at Bhaktapur.
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Prince Harry posed with a couple and their newly-built earthquake-proof house in Bhir Kuna while visiting the earthquake stricken village.
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The Prince greeted children at a local village of Homestay, Leorani hamlet in Bardia National Park.
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Hitting the trails! Harry trekked through the foothills of the Himalayas outside the village of Leorani.
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Harry toured the Buyansi Camp (a municipal camp for families displaced by the 2015 earthquake) with 15-year-old Purushottam Suwal.
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Can you say wanderlust goals? The Prince paid a visit to the Hiranya Varna Mahavihar, also known as the Golden Temple.
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Prince Harry was visiting the Bardia National Park when he tested the tiger camera traps.
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After being shown the photos of his efforts on a laptop, he joked he was "not as good as a tiger."
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The Prince met residents who offer traditional overnight homestays to tourists.
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Harry experienced some of the local tourist activities, including a raft ride down the Khauraha River to spot crocodiles.
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The royal traveled to Nepal to visit areas hit by the 2015 earthquakes.
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"I did carving at school years ago, but nothing like this," laughed the Prince while meeting with a local craftsman.
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The royal played volleyball with children at a local school.
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Harry spent the previous night with a Nepalese family and woke early to watch the sunrise.
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Prince Harry arrived in the Himalayan village of Okhari on day four of his trip.
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Prince William's little brother was covered in garlands as he arrived in Okhari.
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It's clear that handsome Prince Harry has fans everywhere.
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Prince Harry was covered in paint during the celebration of Holi.
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The fun-loving royal quickly got into the spirit of things.
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He didn't seem to be too bothered by being covered in paint powder.
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Prince Harry greeted a student during his visit to the Samo Thimi Technical School in Bhaktapur.
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Prince Harry looked at plans during his visit to the Samo Thimi Technical School.
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Never afraid of getting dirty, Prince Harry was on hand to watch some of the work get done during his visit to the Samo Thimi Technical School.
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Prince Harry greeted members of the public before entering the Kanti Children's Hospital.
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Prince Harry helped a staff member at the Kanti Children's Hospital suit up before visiting young burn victims.
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The British royal brought joy to five-year-old burn victim Pemba Sherpa and his mother Doma during his visit to the Kanti Children's Hospital.
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Prince Harry laughed with Anju, mother of four-year-old burn victim Biplov Puri during his visit to the Kanti Children's Hospital.
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Prince Harry met three-year-old burn victim Gurfan Ansa and his aunt Raja Khatun during a visit to the Kanti Children's Hospital.
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Prince Harry shook hands with Nepalese President Bidhya Devi Bhandari before the start of the 2016 Nepal Girls Summit.
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Prince Harry spoke during the 2016 Nepal Girls Summit.
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Prince Harry posed with children outside of the 2016 Nepal Girls Summit.
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Harry shared this personal pic from his stay in Leorani village with a local family.
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Harry captioned this personal photo: "Living in such dramatic scenery clearly has an effect on the Nepalese - such calm, friendly people."
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Harry snapped this pic of a "friend surveying his kingdom.
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