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Selena Gomez 'inspired' by her Nepal trip

Now that Selena Gomez is back from Nepal, she just can't help but share her favorite memories from the trip on Instagram. The American singer is moved and inspired by her recent UNICEF trip to Nepal. (Pics courtesy: Instagram user selenagomez)

Updated on: Jun 8, 2014 5:30 PM IST
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Now that Selena Gomez is back from Nepal, she just can't help but share her favorite memories from the trip on Instagram. The American singer is moved and inspired by her recent UNICEF trip to Nepal. (Pics courtesy: Instagram user selenagomez) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
Updated on Jun 8, 2014 5:30 PM

Now that Selena Gomez is back from Nepal, she just can't help but share her favorite memories from the trip on Instagram. The American singer is moved and inspired by her recent UNICEF trip to Nepal. (Pics courtesy: Instagram user selenagomez)

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The Come and Get It hitmaker says her visit to the country was extraordinarily powerful and at times, disturbing and heartbreaking, but it was also incredibly inspiring, reports Us Magazine reported. (Pics courtesy: Instagram user selenagomez) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
Updated on Jun 8, 2014 5:30 PM

The Come and Get It hitmaker says her visit to the country was extraordinarily powerful and at times, disturbing and heartbreaking, but it was also incredibly inspiring, reports Us Magazine reported. (Pics courtesy: Instagram user selenagomez)

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The former Disney star says that at first, when one witnessed children who lived in extreme poverty, one would think how it was possible that the kids could be deprived of their basic human needs and rights, but one could see hope, promise and a bright future after talking to them. (Pics courtesy: Instagram user selenagomez) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
Updated on Jun 8, 2014 5:30 PM

The former Disney star says that at first, when one witnessed children who lived in extreme poverty, one would think how it was possible that the kids could be deprived of their basic human needs and rights, but one could see hope, promise and a bright future after talking to them. (Pics courtesy: Instagram user selenagomez)

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The 21-year-old singer bonded with kids at the Satbariya Rapti Secondary School and also visited UNICEF-supported female community health volunteers in Gangaparaspur Village to learn about their efforts to reduce illness among children and their mothers. (Pics courtesy: Instagram user selenagomez) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
Updated on Jun 8, 2014 5:30 PM

The 21-year-old singer bonded with kids at the Satbariya Rapti Secondary School and also visited UNICEF-supported female community health volunteers in Gangaparaspur Village to learn about their efforts to reduce illness among children and their mothers. (Pics courtesy: Instagram user selenagomez)

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