Kathmandu, August 31
Winners of Miss Nepal 2025 in four categories have been announced. The Hidden Treasure declared the winners during the finale held on Saturday at the Sunrise Convention Center in Godawari.
These four winners represent the Gen-Z generation. A total of 26 finalists competed for the titles.
Here’s a brief introduction to the winners:
Luna Luintel (Miss Nepal World 2025)
Luintel, 26, a native of Kathmandu, is currently pursuing her Master’s degree in Public Health at the University of Sydney, Australia. With the motto “Learn, Study, and Return,” she aims to support Nepalis abroad who wish to return and contribute to Nepal.
She enjoys playing the flute, listening to podcasts, and exploring the underwater world as a scuba diver. She also loves swimming. Previously, she was the first runner-up of Miss Teen 2015. She aspires to provide transformative leadership in public health and spread global knowledge at the local level to create meaningful community impact.
Urusha Bhandari (Miss Nepal International 2025)
Bhandari, 26, of Lalitpur, is pursuing her Bachelor’s in Dental Surgery. She is passionate about academics, music, and staying connected with nature.
Through modeling, dentistry, and social service, she hopes to positively impact human lives. A fitness enthusiast, she enjoys playing the guitar, swimming, and basketball. She has walked the runway in well-known fashion shows such as TGIF, TPJFS, and Kathmandu Fashion Week. She aims to bring social change through her skills in oral surgery and media.
Sony Ghale (Miss Nepal Earth 2025)
Ghale, 25, from Dhunche in Rasuwa, is a kho-kho player and bodybuilder. With the aim of promoting educational equality, she has implemented the Ek Shiksha (One Education) project. She wants to bridge the gap between private and public education.
Through her NGO Khushi Kopila (Happy Bud), she is contributing to her community. She hopes to become a leader who moves forward with confidence and guides the future.
Deepshikha Nepal (Miss Nepal Cosmo 2025)
Nepal, 24, from Jhapa, is pursuing her Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science. A researcher and outspoken advocate for environmental justice, she wants to link environmental issues with society. She has been working for youth, women, and communities affected by environmental challenges, and she seeks to provide policy-level training and advocacy at all levels of government.
Her interests include anchoring, singing, and reading books. In 2023, she participated in a United Nations environmental program on sustainable development held in Thailand.
