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Punhi means full moon, while Yomari is a type of Newari dish. Yamari Punhi is a holiday in which Yamari is made, eaten, and distributed on the full moon day. In the Kathmandu valley, this celebration is quite popular. Yomari is a Nepalbhasa word that means "Tasty Dumpling". Yomari Punhi is a Newari event that commemorates the completion of the […]
Mahashivaratri (Sila Chare- ShilaChare) means "Greatest Night of Shiva" in Sanskrit. In both Nepal and India, it is one of the most important Hindu celebrations. Shivaratri(Mahashivaratri (Sila Chare- ShilaChare)) is said to commemorate the day when Lord Shiva saved the world by drinking poison from the ocean at the Samudra Manthan. Lord Shiva is also known as Neelkanth because of the […]
Holi Festival is Nepal's most popular and unique celebration. This celebration is known by many names, including Fagu, Holi Punhi, and Fagu Purnima. When it comes to Holi, many timeless works and melodies have been produced at various times in Nepal and India, and with the blessings of this sacred feast, which has been commemorated since time immemorial, all of […]
Nepali Mother's Day, Mata Tirtha Aunsi (मातातीर्थ औंसी) is a mother's festival, since it is Nepal's Mother's Day, which falls in the first month of the Nepali calendar, Baisakh (April/May). It occurs on the last day of April or early May's dark fortnight. It is a day to express gratitude and affection to one's mother. The festival of Mother's Day […]
Among these festivals, 'Digu Puja' is a particular occasion that contributes significantly to a large joint family's sense of kinship. 'Digu Puja' is a ritual performed by four or five generations of descendants of a single ancestor who live as separate families. The members of the lineage worship the lineage god collectively, followed by a feast that lasts four or […]
On regard Sithi Na:Kha (सिठी न: ख )as the day of cleaning the dug well, while others regard it as the day of eating "Wo" In truth, there is no proof as to when or why it began. This civilization, however, is said to be Licchavi Era (400-750 AD). This celebration, which falls on the 6th day of Nepal Sambat […]
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