Ceremony

Sithi Nakha, Nepal Bhasa: “Tachhala” of its Calendar, i.e. the 8th (eighth) month of the year, is a particular celebration in the month of Jestha according to the…

Sa:Paru is an Night-day joyful event that known as  “GAI JATRA.” The highlights of the festival include dancing, singing, and pantomiming, as well as anything else…

One of the most well-known Newar celebrations, Gunhu Punhi, lasts for nine days. On the first day, the Newar consume a soup called Kwati Punhi that is made of spouted mixed…

Today, it is believed that Godness Bramhayani ( Brahmayani Ajima) was created on the First Day of Nava Raat. In order to make the Bhaktapur city safe, King Ananda Dev erected Ten…

The Maheshwori Temple, located in the southeast corner of the city’s outskirts, is where pilgrims customarily complete Day Two of the Bhaktapur Nawaraat (Nawaratri). Despite…

A pilgrimage to the Kaumari Temple is held on the third day of Bhaktapur Nawaraat (Nawaratri). The southernmost point of the sacred Mandala, which the Nawaraat (Nawaratri)…

The Goddess Bhadrakali is honored on the Fourth day of Bhaktapur Nawaraat (Nawaratri). On this day, worshippers travel to Yosinkhel to the Bhadrakali Temple. Due to its…

The eighth day of Navaraat is considered as the day when Bhavani Mahalakshmi was created. Mata Mahalakshmi is called Bhoti Ajima in Nepalbhasa language. Mahalakshmi is worshiped…

Mha Puja is a traditional Newar event that dates back centuries. Since ancient times, it has been observed as an unique celebration by the Newar Comminute of Nepal Mandal…