Muktinath Temple: A Sacred Destination
Muktinath Temple was situated at a height of 3,710 metres above sea level in the Mustang section of Nepal, which is one of the famous pilg...
Muktinath Temple was situated at a height of 3,710 metres above sea level in the Mustang section of Nepal, which is one of the famous pilg...
Gaura Parba is a major festival celebrated in the Far-Western and Mid-Western regions of Nepal, filled with a rich shade of tradition ...
Thoten (ट्होटें) is one of the most colorful, rhythmic, and cultural festivals of indigenous Gurung Caste peoples. In the Gurung langu...
Tamu Lhochhar is one of the biggest Nepali-Buddhist traditional festivals celebrated majorly by the Gurung Community. It marks the begi...
The Yartung Festival is celebrated all over Manang and Mustang. Especially celebrated in Muktinath during August full moon day every yea...
Like many other Himalayan tribes of the Mongoloid stock, the Gurungs celebrate and conduct quite a number of festivals and socio-cultural-re...
It is observed for a full 15 days, though only the first three days receive excessive attention. Sonam Lhochhar occurs around the sam...
Maghe Sankranti (Nepali:माघे सङ्क्रान्ति, Mathili:माघि, Nepal Bhasa:घ्यःचाकु संल्हु) is a Nepalese festival observed on the first of Mag...
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