Celebrated by the Gurung community, it marks the beginning of the Gurung New Year.

Nepali people celebrate this festival by taking a holy bath in rivers and eating traditional food.

Tibetan New Year is celebrated with rituals and festivities, especially in areas with a significant Tibetan population.

The festival of colors is celebrated with enthusiasm across Nepal.

This is a major festival in Bhaktapur where a chariot carrying the god Bhairab is pulled through the city streets.

Celebrated on the full moon in May, this day commemorates the birth, enlightenment, and death of Buddha.

A month-long festival in Patan where a chariot with a deity is pulled through the city streets.

The festival of cows, where people dress up in colorful costumes and parade cows through the streets.

A festival where Hindu men change their sacred thread (janai) and receive blessings.

A week-long festival in Kathmandu celebrating Indra, the god of rain.

The biggest festival in Nepal, celebrating the victory of the goddess Durga over evil forces.

Also known as Deepawali or the festival of lights, this is a five-day festival where each day is dedicated to a different animal.

Celebrated in Christian communities and in tourist areas with special events and decorations.