The person
behind the view.
Rider. Director. Guide. I’m Tejson, and this is how it all came together.
Before it was work, I just loved being out there.
I started with riding. It gave me a reason to spend more time outside, follow unfamiliar trails and see more of Nepal. I kept going because I loved the feeling of discovering a place for myself.
The rides became longer. The places stayed with me. I wanted to remember what I was seeing and share some of it with others.
Somewhere along the way, the ride became a way of seeing.
Everything comes from time spent in the field.
Photography came from wanting to hold on to the places and moments I found while riding. Film gave those moments more room to move. Directing brought people, ideas and locations together. Years spent finding my way through Nepal also made guiding feel natural.
None of it happened in a straight line. One thing gradually led to another.
The experience came first.
What began on rides and journeys now shapes the work I make with others: films, photographs, commercial productions and stories rooted in the outdoors. I like being close to the action, the people and the place before deciding what the story needs.
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Nepal is where it all meets.
I ride here, work here, make photographs and films here, and keep finding places and people who teach me something new. My connection to Nepal comes from years of being out in it, one journey at a time.
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I enjoy sharing the way through.
I’ve spent years learning these roads, trails and places. Guiding is a chance to share that experience with someone else, whether we’re riding mountain bikes or motorbikes, trekking, slowing down or making a journey of our own.
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Not everything starts with a client.
Sometimes it starts with a place, a story or a line I want to ride. Projects like Freeride Mustang begin with that curiosity. They give me room to try something new and often point toward what comes next.
Explore personal work ↗There should be room for the next riders.
Riding has given me people to learn from and places to belong. Through RadRides, I want more young riders in Nepal to have a chance to ride, learn, meet each other and see where it could take them. It’s something I care about and want to keep building with the community.
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All of it belongs to the same life.
One day I might be directing a commercial. Another might mean riding into a valley, photographing a story, guiding someone through Nepal or following an idea of my own.
I don’t know exactly where all of it will lead, but I want to keep exploring, creating and working with good people.
Real places.
Real movement.
Real stories.
Be present. Understand the place. Work with the people. Create from the experience.
Let’s see where it leads.
If you’re here to create something, explore Nepal, work together or simply start a conversation, I’d be happy to hear from you.
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