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Grafik Nepal's Religious Festivals
Periode - Dates
Festivals in Nepal
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Festivals in Nepal
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Nepali Festivals: Periode
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Festivals

Nepal is known for its continuous festivals. The Nepalese are said to observe more festivals than there are days in the year. Hardly a day passes without some festivities, ceremonial observances or pilgrimages taking place in some part of the country or the other. Some of the interesting festivals are listed below :

Name of festivals Dates
Navabarsha (New Year)
Saraswati Puja
Paush-(December-January)
Paush-(December-January)
Rashitriya Prajatantra Divas (Democracy Day)
Losar
Maha Shivaratri
Holi - Phagu Purnima
Feb 19
Fagun-(February-March)
Fagun-(February-March)
Fagun-(February-March)
Nepalese Woman's Day Mar 08
Ghode Jatra (Festival of Horses)
Chaitra Dashain
Ram Nawami (Ram's birthday)
Chaitra-(March-April)
Chaitra-(March-April)
Chaitra-(March-April)
Navabarsha (Nepali New Year) Apr 14
Buddha Jayanti (Buddha's birthday) Baisakh-(April-May)
Rakshya Bandhan (Janai Purnima)
Gai Jatra (Cow festival)
Krishna Asthami (Krishna's birthday)
Teej (Festival of Women)
Indra Jatra (Festival of Rain God)
Sravan-(July-August)
Sravan-(July-August)
Bhadra-(August-September)
Bhadra-(August-September)
Bhadra-(August-September)
Dashain Ashwin-(September-October)
Tihar Kartik-(October-November)
Deepawali (Festival of Lights)
Chhad (Terai area only)
Sambidhan Day
Bala Chaturdashi
Sita Bibaha pancham
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Marg-(November-December)
Marg-(November-December)
Marg-(November-December)
Marg-(November-December)
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