Everything You Should Know About the Miss Nepal 2025 Winners

 Kathmandu, August 31: The winners of Miss Nepal 2025 across four categories have been announced. Hidden Treasure revealed the winners during the grand finale held Saturday at the Sunrise Convention Center in Godawari.

A total of 26 finalists competed, with the winners representing Nepal’s Gen-Z generation. Here’s a closer look at the titleholders:

Luna Luintel – Miss Nepal World 2025
Luna, 26, from Kathmandu, is pursuing a Master’s in Public Health at the University of Sydney, Australia. Her motto, “Learn, Study, and Return,” reflects her goal to help Nepalis abroad contribute to Nepal. She enjoys playing the flute, listening to podcasts, swimming, and scuba diving. Luna was the first runner-up of Miss Teen 2015 and hopes to bring transformative leadership in public health to create community impact.

Urusha Bhandari – Miss Nepal International 2025
Urusha, 26, from Lalitpur, is studying Bachelor of Dental Surgery. She is passionate about academics, music, and nature. A fitness enthusiast, she enjoys swimming, basketball, and playing the guitar. She has modeled in major fashion shows like TGIF, TPJFS, and Kathmandu Fashion Week. Urusha aims to bring social change through her skills in dentistry and media.

Sony Ghale – Miss Nepal Earth 2025
Sony, 25, from Dhunche, Rasuwa, is a kho-kho player and bodybuilder. She promotes educational equality through her Ek Shiksha (One Education) project and works with her NGO, Khushi Kopila (Happy Bud), to support the community. She aspires to be a confident leader guiding future generations.

Deepshikha Nepal – Miss Nepal Cosmo 2025
Deepshikha, 24, from Jhapa, is studying Environmental Science. She is an advocate for environmental justice and links environmental issues with societal development. She works with youth, women, and communities affected by environmental challenges and aims to provide policy-level training and advocacy. She enjoys anchoring, singing, and reading and participated in a UN environmental program on sustainable development in Thailand in 2023.

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