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Festivals in Nepal Celebrating Life...

Festivals in Nepal

Celebrating Life...

Festivals in NepalFestivity is synonym to the Nepalese Culture. For the Nepalese, festivals are not merely the annual spectacles, but also are a living part of their rich cultural heritage. Festivals effectively bind together the Nepalese people of diverse cultural backgrounds and beliefs into one nation. Most Nepalese festivals are related to different Hindu and Buddhist deities. They are celebrated on days consecrated for them by religion and tradition.
MonthFestival
Jan-Feb
  • Sweta Manchhendra Snan
  • Swasthani Puja
  • Maghe Sankranti
  • Basanta Panchmi & Saraswati Puja
Feb-March
  • Maha Shivaratri
  • Losar
  • Fagu Purnima or Holi
March-April
  • Chaitra Dasain
  • Ghode Jatra
April-May
July-August
August-Sept
  • Gai Jatra
  • Teej
Sept-Oct
Oct-Nov
Nov-Dec
  • Balachaturdarsi
  • Bibah Panchani
  • Yomari Punhi

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