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.

Women in the Terai have an immense fascination for Jewellery and the use is often associated with religious and cultural beliefs.

Tamang shamans, the healers of Himalayas play a vital role as healers, counselors, and guardians of tradition.

Although it's fundamentally based on myths and tradition of the art of divination, Shamanism is an integral part of Tharu religious life.

Barahi community come together to build gigantic wheels of Rato Macchendranath chariot from scratch every 12 years

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

Seto Macchendranath makes a procession through old Kathmandu town to visit the ailing who are unable to move could be blessed with long life happiness.

Shree Madhav Narayan Mela is celebrated at a grand scale by the Bhaktapur Devout. They offer full body prostrations and make Kalasha Yatra.