In the center of Kathmandu, in the busy Ason market, stands an ancient temple dedicated to a full pot of grains, known as the “Purna Kalash.” This pot symbolizes abundance, prosperity, and, most importantly, food security. The exact age of…
Introduction to Saraswoti Pooja Saraswoti Pooja, also called Sri Panchami or Basanta Panchami, is celebrated on the fifth day of the waxing moon in the Nepali month of Magh. This festival holds great significance in Nepal and marks the start…
Celebrating Maghe Sankranti Across Nepal Maghe Sankranti, also known as Makar Sankranti, is a special festival celebrated all over Nepal. Many communities like the Brahmins, Chhetris, Tharus, Magars, Kiratis, and Newars take part in this festival in their own unique…
Yomari: A Beloved Newari Delicacy Yomari holds a special place in the hearts of the Newar community, where it is cherished not only as a delicious treat but also as a cultural symbol. Uniquely, even men in Newari households actively…
Festivals set a cultural and religious tone in Nepal, where religion and life are tightly interwoven. As Nepal’s national anthem suggests, the country is the same as a “garland of hundreds of flowers,” which represents the 125 diverse communities living…
Statistically speaking, Chhath Puja is the third most popular festival event in Nepal with a high concentration among the people of the Terai region. It occurs after Dashain and Tihar which are the biggest festivals in the nation and it…
First of all, Nepal consists of many Great Culture, Great Ethnicity and Great Tradition. But some festival relate all the persons equally whether they are minority or majority. Among such festivals is Tihar which is being occasionally referred to as…
Although Lakhey is frequently seen as a demon, there is more to his tale than meets the eye. Despite being viewed by many as a demon that hunts people, Majipa Lakhey is actually a devoted and watchful character who is…
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…
