When visiting Nepal, a country wedged between the mighty Himalayas, brimming with ever-smiling dwellers and timeless culture and tradition, there is little doubt that you…

Motto: “Tourist Police for Tourists’ safety” Vision:  To assure a safe and pleasant stay to all Tourists in Nepal.  Mission: Tourist Police has an objective…

The birth anniversary of Gautam Buddha, the founder of Buddhism, is celebrated as Buddha Purnima or Buddha Jayanti with much fervour across the world. It falls on a full moon day…

Indra Jatra, also known as Yenya, is the largest street festival in Nepal. It takes place in Nepali Bhadra month (August to September in Solar Calendar)…

Commonly known as Biska Jatra is an annual event in Bhaktapur, Dhapasi Thimi and Tokha and other places in Nepal. The festival is celebrated at…

Tihar, also called as Diwali or Deepawali, ranks second only to Dashain in Nepal. It usually takes place in Nepali Kartik month (October to November in…

Holi, which is also known as the Festival of Colors, is famous as the most illustrative festivals of the Hindu community. It is not only the…

Gaijatra is a festival celebrated by the local Newar community inhabiting the inner Kathmandu, Patan, Kritipur, Bhaktapur and the peripheral regions. The locals believe this…

The Newari people of Nepal celebrate a three-day festival each year called Pahachare, the second day of which is known as Ghode Jatra. The celebration…

Dashain, also known as Bijaya Dashami, is the grandest, longest and most auspicious festival in Nepal. It takes place in Nepali Ashiwin month (September to October…