Celebrated with great delight and passion, Dashain Festival, also known as Vijaya Dashami, is the most important Hindu holiday in Nepal. The event lasts for 15 days and often takes place in September or October, depending on the lunar calendar.…
Nag Panchami is an auspicious Hindu festival primarily celebrated by Hindus in Nepal. This day commemorates the worship of snake deities or Nags/snakes on Panchami tithi during Shravan month amid August. It is celebrated on the fifth day of Shravan…
Nestled in the lap of the Himalayas, experiences a unique pattern of six distinct seasons of Nepal: Spring, Summer, Monsoon, Harvest Time (Sharad), Autumn, and Winter. Each seasons of Nepal brings its own climate, natural beauty, and cultural significance, profoundly…
The celebrations in Nepal have gradually become mandatory events, with some even becoming a financial and time burden due to the loss of their original meanings over time. However, the Gai Jatra, or the Cow Festival (Sa Paro in Newari),…
In the Nepal Period calendar, also known as Nepal Sambat, the tenth month of the year is called Gunla. This month holds critical otherworldly significance, especially for the Newar community as it is Gunla Festival. All through Gunla, numerous Newar…
The Religious Kathmandu Valley, an exceptional concordance wins among differing devout convictions, not at all like anyplace else in the world. Here, different religions such as Buddhists and Hindus coexist calmly, showing significant regard for each other’s divinities and conventions.…
One of the most ancient Newar tribes, which has made itself famous by a deep, varied, and voluminous contribution to the cultural heritage of man is the enriched culture-civilized Newer tribe of Nepal. Very obscure in origin, now processing a…
The three most vital Kumaris are those who earlier to the Gorkha victory were admired by the Malla Lords of the three capital cities of Kathmandu, Patan, and Bhadgaon. Through regal support, they are positioned among the foremost of well-known…
