A country culturally
and traditionally diverse, with over hundreds of festivals and cultural events,
Nepal hosts some of the most exciting festivals and events in the world.
Tourists take part in the festivals and occasions, allowing them to understand
and be familiarized with the country’s culture, tradition and rituals at the
same time experiencing something very unique than their usual culture.
Tihar, the festival
of lights is one of the most culturally significant festivals which is done in
the worship of Godess Laxmi and many more. During Tihar, the cities all around
Nepal is glittered with lights and colors. The view is quite pleasant and a hub
for cultural photographers, looking for their next big art or project. Tihar is
also celebrated by singing and dancing, where people go from one house to the
other to perform for money and gifts.
Buddha jayanti, is
the occasion celebrated at the day of the birth of Buddha who is the founder of
Buddhism. Many Buddhists as well as other religious followers can be seen
taking part in the celebration of the birth of Buddha. The celebrations takes
place primarily on a large scale in Bouddha Stupa and Swayambhu Stupa which are
some of the oldest and holiest shrine in the religion of Buddhism. The ambience
during Buddha Jayanti is very divine and calm even though the place get crowded
with followers from all around the world. The Stupas are lit with candles and
lights which really complements the environments, also an ideal occasion for
photography.
All in all, there are
many events and festivals which takes place on a periodic basis which are
celebrated whole heartedly. Being a part of it should always be of a prime
concern to the tourists from all around the world as it serves you with a
completely unique and unconventional experience as well as knowledge. So plan
your trips with coincides with some of the most decorated and fun festivals in
Nepal.
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