Nepal travel information
The Bratabandha ceremony is an important Hindu tradition in Nepal. It is a religious event where a young boy begins his journey into adulthood and spiritual life. This ceremony is mostly done in Brahmin, Chhetri, and Newar communities. What is Bratabandha? Bratabandha is a ritual that marks the start of a boy’s learning and spiritual … Read more
Nepal is famous for its mountains and trekking, but its nightlife is also exciting. From lively bars in Kathmandu to peaceful night views in Pokhara, Nepal has something for everyone. Whether you love music, dancing, or just relaxing, Nepal’s nightlife will not disappoint you. Best Cities for Nightlife in Nepal Kathmandu Kathmandu, the capital city, … Read more
The festival of lights, Tihar (Devanagari: तिहार) is also popular as Yamapanchak (Yama means the god of death and Panchak means five), Deepawali or Swanti(स्वन्ती:) in Newa language. This is the second biggest Nepali festival after Dashain, celebrated by Hindus for 5 days few weeks after celebrating Dashain during the month of Kartik (October or … Read more
The greatest festival of Nepal, Dashain is celebrated on Ashoj Kartik which comes in September end or early October. This main festival in Nepal which means the ten days celebrations. On the first day, in every house, the ceremony of Ghatasthapana is performed. It is entirely a domestic observance confined to one’s own household and … Read more
The lifestyle of Nepalese people is as varied as the landscape they live in. Modern consumerism flourishes in the upper middle class while traditional hard manual labor is widespread in rural areas. Religion and deep-seated traditions continue to influence everyday life heavily. But everybody seems to enjoy lingering in the sunshine of the chilly winter … Read more
Bel Bivaha is an old ritual in the Newa community that is also followed today. It is called ‘ehi’ in Nepalbhasa. In this ritual, a girl is married to a fruit Aegle marmelos which is known as Bel in the local language. It is done when she reaches the odd age of 5,7,9 or 11 … Read more
Magars are one of the oldest known tribes in Nepal and during the period of Medieval from Gorkha to Palpa was called the Magarat. At the time of the 2011 Nepal census, 7.1% of the population of Nepal was identified as Magar which is a total 1,887,733 people. In former days, any Thapa who had … Read more
You may have seen hundreds of arrayed Prayer flags around the stupa which are rich in symbolic meaning. Prayer flags are beautiful and calming to look at. You may be curious about them. They’re believed to bring peace and prosperity to all around them. The symbols and mantras on the flags are meant to broadcast … Read more
Newari ornaments are a stunning part of Nepal’s cultural heritage. Made by the Newar community, these jewelry pieces are known for their intricate designs and deep cultural significance. Worn during festivals, weddings, and special occasions, Newari ornaments reflect Nepal’s rich history and craftsmanship. Newari ornaments list Tuki Tuki is double stud jewelry inserted in the … Read more
Let’s talk about Newari (Newa) festivals name and about it. Saparu – Gaijatra On this day people, whose family members died in that year, dressed up as cows and paraded in the town. It is believed that cows help the departed soul to enter heaven easily. Another remarkable thing is the humor and satire presented … Read more