RAJENDRA LUITEL (RAJ)
A Visionary Who Took Nepal’s Culture to the World’s Highest Stage
RAJENDRA LUITEL is a name that commands respect across Nepal’s media, events, and cultural industries. A pioneering journalist and celebrated event organizer, his journey reflects relentless passion, fearless storytelling, and national pride.
He recently created global history by directing the highest altitude music video ever filmed on land at 5,105 meters (16,748 ft 8.2 in) above sea level at Tilicho, Nepal — an achievement officially recognized by the Universal Book of World Records.
Powering Nepal’s Media Evolution
Raj’s career began with an uncompromising drive for truth and fairness in journalism. Over the years, he has taken leadership roles in numerous reputed publications like Rastra Khabar, Tathya Khabar, Galaxy Dainik, Rastra Patra, and Artist Magazine Nepal — shaping public opinion and inspiring youth with stories rooted in integrity and courage.
Mastermind of Iconic Events
Beyond media, Raj Luitel is a maestro of events — having curated over 400 high-profile shows, from cultural galas to fashion extravaganzas, across Nepal. His events are known for quality, creativity, and cultural depth, often giving local talent the stage to shine globally.
Music that Moves Mountains
Blending tradition with innovation, Raj has directed several acclaimed music albums that resonate with the soul of Nepal. His latest world record music video not only showcased breathtaking landscapes but also honoured Nepal’s spiritual and musical identity.
A Trophy Room of Global Recognition
Raj has received over 200 awards, including:
Dada Saheb Phalke Icon Award
Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Seva Samman
European Records Book – Best Journalist
British World Record Honor
Mahatma Gandhi International Award
International Icon Award
His impact spans journalism, music, cultural diplomacy, and event leadership.
A Living Inspiration
From the newsrooms of Kathmandu to the heights of Tilicho, Rajendra Luitel (Raj) continues to redefine what’s possible. He stands as a symbol of what Nepalese excellence looks like when fused with courage, creativity, and an unshakable commitment to heritage.
