US EditionPrince Edward and Sophie hold hands during Nepal tour as they visit spot where late Queen and Prince Philip planted trees
- Prince Edward and Sophie met President Ram Chandra Paudel and his wife, Sabita Paudel, during their visit to Nepal, which began on Tuesday.
- The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh will attend the Attestation Parade for new Gurkha recruits in Pokhara during their six-day stay.
- They plan to meet organizations providing healthcare and support to survivors of trafficking and gender-based violence before leaving Kathmandu.
- Buckingham Palace stated that the visit will celebrate the close ties between the UK and Nepal, focusing on youth opportunity, healthcare, and equality for women and girls.
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Prince Edward and Sophie hold hands during Nepal tour as they visit spot where late Queen and Prince Philip planted trees
The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh planted a magnolia tree as they visited the Godawari National Botanic Garden on the outskirts of Kathmandu during their trip to Nepal. They discussed the tourism impact on Mount Everest before flying to Pokhara to meet veterans and widows.
Palace issues update after Edward, Sophie conclude King Charles’ mission - Daily news Update
Palace issues update after Edward, Sophie conclude King Charles’ mission King Charles honoured the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh with a special statement after they took on a crucial task for the monarchy. Prince Edward and Duchess Sophie, who are now being given a more prominent role in the royal family, wrapped their royal tour in Nepal on behalf of the monarch. Buckingham Palace on Friday issued an update on the royal couple as new highlights…
Prince Edward And Sophie Hold Hands During Nepal Tour As They Visit Spot Where Late Queen And Prince Philip Planted Trees - Great Yorkshire Radio
Prince Edward and his wife Sophie toured the Godawari National Botanic Garden on the outskirts of Kathmandu on the second day of their official royal tour of the Himalayan nation. They held hands as they went down a flight of stone stairs after visiting the site’s orchid house, surrounded by views of the Kathmandu Valley. The couple, both 60, had earlier planted a magnolia tree just metres from a pair planted by the late Queen and Prince Philip …
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