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EARTH HOUR NEPAL
SHAPE YOUR FUTURE
28 March 2026
ABOUT EARTH HOUR
Earth Hour is a global environmental movement aimed at inspiring and empowering individuals, businesses, civil society organizations and governments to take tangible actions for the planet.
Since its first event in 2011, Earth Hour Nepal has consistently focused on generating awareness and encouraging pro-environment values and acts for lasting impact.
Over the last decade, Earth Hour Nepal has scaled up from small scale plantation programs and clean up initiatives to mass transformational events promoting renewable energy and sustainable lifestyles. Earth Hour Nepal went digital for the first time in 2020 in light of the public safety concerns due to the COVID-19 pandemic and has continued the trajectory in 2021.
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- Earth Hour 2024- Video
- Earth Hour Nepal 2022 - Event Livestream
- Earth Hour Nepal 2021 - Event Livestream
- Earth Hour Nepal 2021 - Speak Up for Nature
- Earth Hour Nepal 2021 - Ani Choying Drolma (English)
- Earth Hour Nepal 2021 - Ani Choying Drolma (Nepali)
- Earth Hour Nepal 2019 - Video
- Earth Hour Nepal 2018 - Video
WWF Nepal celebrated Earth Hour Nepal 2025 across its working landscapes through a series of impactful environmental initiatives. The highlight of the movement was the exciting Earth Hour Event in the vicinity of Chitwan National Park in Bharatpur, featuring renowned and emerging Nepali artists, bringing together music, culture, and sustainability.
The event featured a lineup of talented local artists, including Sameera Sunar & Sandesh Bishwokarma, Razan Thapaliya, Subarna Poudel, and Shiva Kandel. The grand performance of the night was delivered by the beloved Trishna Gurung and the Collab Band, setting the stage for an electrifying night dedicated to climate awareness and action.
Earth Hour 2025 extended beyond Bharatpur, mobilizing communities across Nepal to take part in various conservation efforts leading up to the main event, engaging almost 600 volunteers to clean up the Narayani and Karnali rivers.
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News Updates
- Nepal Celebrates Earth Hour 2026 Through Community, Fitness, and Collaboration
- Earth Hour 2025: A Nationwide Celebration Culminates in an Unforgettable Concert in Bharatpur, Chitwan!
- Earth Hour 2024- WWF Nepal celebrates with an Eco Fiesta!
- Earth Hour 2023- Kathmandu comes together for Sustainability Fair!
- Earth Hour Nepal 2022 celebrated digitally to encourage climate action
- Earth Hour Nepal 2021 - Virtual Spotlight Held Digitally
- Earth Hour 2020: Nepal goes digital in solidarity with people and the planet
- Earth Hour Nepal 2019 - Kathmandu converges at Nepal’s biggest sustainable lifestyle fair
- Earth Hour 2018 - Nepal Connects to Earth!
- Earth Hour Nepal 2017 - Nepal shines a light on climate action
- Earth Hour Nepal 2016 - Nepal shines lights on climate action for Earth Hour!
- Earth Hour Nepal 2015 - Thousands unite for Earth Hour in Nepal
- Earth Hour Nepal 2014 - Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone Join Superhero Projects for Earth Hour
- Earth Hour Nepal 2014 - Inspiring Girl Scout troop helps save endangered species with WWF and Earth Hour
- Earth Hour Nepal 2013 - Earth Hour puts the ‘you’ in youth in Nepal
- Earth Hour 2012 - Million Trees Plantation Closing Ceremony 2012
- Earth Hour Nepal 2012 - Corporates, faith leaders, musicians and youth team up for Earth Hour in Nepal
- Earth Hour Nepal 2011 - Nepal goes beyond Earth hour
- Candlelight Vigil at Bouddhanath Stupa to mark Earth Hour