The Seto Machhindranath Temple in Kathmandu is a vibrant symbol of Nepal’s Hindu-Buddhist harmony. This article explores the legend of the rain god, the lively Jana Baha Dyah Jatra chariot festival, and the sacred Mahasnana ritual, celebrating Newari artistry and community spirit.

Shikhali Jatra is an seven-day long festival celebrate by the Newars of Khokhana, the medieval Newar settlement in Bungamati.

Fulpati or Phoolpati is observed on the seventh day of Dashain and is also called Maha Saptami.  “Phool” means flower and “Pati” means leaves hence the rites are conducted on this day by offering variety of flowers and leaves.  

Ghatasthapana is a ritual of the placement of the auspicious Ghada for invoking the goddess and ushering in the festivity of Bada Dashain.

On the Bhoto Jatra day, the long lost Bhoto, the bejewelled vest gifted by Karkot Naga is displayed so that rightful owner come and claim it.

Every Bhadra Purnima, locals of Juphal celebrate the arrival of their anscestral god, Manma Deuta for 15 days.

The Annual Saga of Gahana Khojne Jatra in Handigaun, Kathmandu to Unveil the Mysteries of Goddess Tundal Devi's Lost Jewels.

Ghode Jatra is a horse festival that concludes the festival seasons on the Lunar Calendar that Nepal follows