| Festival | Approx. Date (2026) | Highlights for “Puti” | |----------|---------------------|------------------------| | | Feb 19 | Nighttime temple rituals, fire torches | | Losar (Tibetan New Year) | Feb 25‑Mar 2 (in Sherpa areas) | Colorful masks, prayer dances | | Holi (Rangali) | Mar 15 | Color powder throws, joyous crowds | | Buddha Jayanti | May 2 | Monks chanting, pilgrimage crowds | | Gai Jatra | Aug 1 | Satirical processions, masks | | Dashain | Oct 5‑15 | Family reunions, swing rides, traditional dress | | Tihar (Deepawali) | Oct 31‑Nov 4 | Candle‑lit homes, Lakshmi puja, animal worship | | Indra Jatra | Sep 24‑Oct 1 | Sacred dances, living goddess (Kumari) | | Mekhela Satra (Bihar‑border cultural fair) | Dec 10‑12 | Folk music, traditional attire |
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