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The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh visit Nepal and view Attestation parade in Pokhara

The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh visit Nepal and view Attestation parade in Pokhara

Yahoo07-02-2025

The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh have been meeting British Gurkhas during a trip to Nepal. They witnessed the annual attestation parade when 274 new recruits officially passed out and joined the British Army. The Band of the Brigade of Gurkhas led the march-out of the Parade, attended by family members of the new recruits who hail from across Nepal. (AP video by Yubraj Gurung)

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