The Nepal Weekly 
November 11, 2025
The grand finale of Miss Earth 2025 lit up Okada Manila on Wednesday night, November 5, bringing together 82 stunning delegates from across the world to celebrate beauty, purpose, and environmental advocacy. The 25th edition, called the “Silver Edition”, marked a milestone year for one of the world’s most prestigious pageants.
Natalie Puskinova from the Czech Republic took home the coveted Miss Earth 2025 crown, succeeding last year’s winner Jessica Lane from Australia. The emotional moment drew cheers from the crowd as she was crowned amid dazzling lights and roaring applause.
Natalie impressed the judges with her confidence and powerful message about the urgency of climate change. She spoke keenly about how everyday small changes can create a big difference for the planet. She Said ‘We cannot change the world overnight, but we can start with ourselves today.’
With her victory, Natalie Puskinova will now spend the next year promoting the Miss Earth Foundation’s global campaigns for sustainability, climate awareness, and youth education. Her reign promises to focus on grassroots environmental projects and collaborations across nations.
Soldis Vala Ivarsdottir of Iceland earned the title of Miss Earth Air 2025, Trinh My Anh of Vietnam crowned as Miss Earth Water 2025 and Waree Ngamkham of Thailand bagged Miss Earth Fire 2025.
Representing Nepal, Sony Ghale made her country. she didn’t place in the Top 12 but Sony attract attention for her natural charm and heartfelt message on giving equal learning opportunities to children in public schools through her project ‘Ek Shiksha’ (One Education).
Originally from Dhunche, Rasuwa, Sony has broken barriers as the first Miss Nepal Earth titleholder from her district. Known for her background as an athlete and social worker, she carried Nepal’s flag with confidence and humility. In an interview before the final show, Sony shared, ‘Miss Earth is not just about beauty; it’s about the responsibility to protect the planet and uplift people. I want to use my voice to bring education and environmental awareness to every corner of Nepal.’
For Nepal, Sony Ghale’s participation is another proud chapter in the country’s growing pageant story proving that Nepali beauty queens continue to make their mark on the global stage with heart, intelligence, and purpose.
The glittering show at Okada Manila celebrated not only beauty but also environmental awareness. With the theme ‘The Silver Lining’ the stage was transformed into a sparkling tribute to nature decorated with silver elements, lush greenery, and recycled materials.
Contestants showcased their national costumes, eco projects, and evening gowns, each representing their country’s culture and environmental goals. The event also featured performances by local artists and inspiring speeches from environmental advocates.
