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Holi; Festival of colors

4 March, 2020

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Holi festival; a festival of colors celebrated in Nepal with euphoria, vibrancy during the month of March.

Tiji festival celebrated at the capital city of Upper Mustang is special festival that runs for three days. Tiji festival is perfect blend of history and culture as festival instigated during period of Lo-Manthang Kingdom is ingrained to Tibetan Buddhism religion which has been transferred to local inhabitants of region from their Tibetan forefathers.

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The Legend behind The Celebration of Vijaya Dashami

15 October, 2018

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The great Hindu festival is around the corner and the preparations have already begun. But do we actually know why we celebrate this festival in such grandeur?

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Mustang Tiji Festival

25 February, 2018

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Tiji is among the most interesting festival celebrated by Tibetans. It is an annual three days festival consisting of various rituals and dances and feasts.

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Nepal is ready for Vijaya Dashami 2016 – it will be huge!

6 October, 2016

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The Vijaya Dashami Festival is by far the biggest annual festival held in Nepal. This year it falls on October 11th, 2016. Come visit Nepal and learn how victory by a ten-armed goddess over an evil demon is now cause for a huge celebration stretching from one end of Nepal to the other.

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Janai Purnima Festival - August Full Moon

25 July, 2016

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The Janai Purnima Festival is a Hindu celebration of respect, care and love between sisters and brothers and celebrated at the August full moon each year.

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Upper Mustang, Nepal, Tiji Festival 2016

24 March, 2016

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Chasing Demon at the Tiji Festival, Upper Mustang

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Festival of the Cow – Gai Jatra, Kathmandu, Nepal

31 August, 2015

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Festival of the Cow – Gai Jatra, Kathmandu, Nepal

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Ropai Jatra, 2015 – Nepal Rice Paddy Festival

1 July, 2015

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Farming, and rice farming in particular, is vitally important to the nation of Nepal and the millions of rural households who depend upon the success of their annual rice crop