Diwali / Tihar
First Day of Diwali
First day of Dipawali/Tihar festival begins with the worship of the bird, Crow (known as the messenger of Death or the Informant of Yama-God of Death). People offer food, sweets...
First Day of Diwali
First day of Dipawali/Tihar festival begins with the worship of the bird, Crow (known as the messenger of Death or the Informant of Yama-God of Death). People offer food, sweets...
Second Day of Diwali
The second day of Tihar is called ‘Kukur (Dog) Tihar’. On this day, people worship the best friend of human, dog; which mythologically is referred to as agent of Yama (God of...
Second Day of Diwali
The second day of Tihar is called ‘Kukur (Dog) Tihar’. On this day, people worship the best friend of human, dog; which mythologically is referred to as agent of Yama (God of...
Laxmi Puja – The Third day of Diwali/ Tihar
The pavements that lead to the main entrance and the way up to the Puja Kotha (worship room) is marked like a red carpet, believed to be the path which Goddess Laxmi(Goddess...
Laxmi Puja – The Third day of Diwali/ Tihar
The pavements that lead to the main entrance and the way up to the Puja Kotha (worship room) is marked like a red carpet, believed to be the path which Goddess Laxmi(Goddess...
Goverdan Puja / Mha Puja – The Fourth day of Di...
The day begins with the worship of Govardhan (symbolic representation of mountain). The Newar community has their own celebration in the evening of this day, The Mha Puja (Self Worship)...
Goverdan Puja / Mha Puja – The Fourth day of Di...
The day begins with the worship of Govardhan (symbolic representation of mountain). The Newar community has their own celebration in the evening of this day, The Mha Puja (Self Worship)...
Bhai Tika - The Fifth (Last) day of Diwali/ Tihar
The last day of the five-day long festival is called ‘Bhai Tika.’ On this day, sisters worship their brother and pray for their long life, health, prosperity and well being...
Bhai Tika - The Fifth (Last) day of Diwali/ Tihar
The last day of the five-day long festival is called ‘Bhai Tika.’ On this day, sisters worship their brother and pray for their long life, health, prosperity and well being...