Deepawail fourth days called Gobardhan puja

Deepawail fourth days called Gobardhan puja . Is celebrated in different ways in different communities Some people worship their bullocks cow and other animals in the morning hours they worship in the hope that God would protect them from disease, accident and death these animals are highly helpful in a agricultural country like Nepal . Gobardhan puja which is worship towards cow dung is seen as very useful in Nepal, as in the olden days it was used for every thing from light at night to polish for the mud floors of traditional houses.

Deepawail Third days called Laxmi puja

Deepawail Third days called Laxmi puja and Gai puja, worship of the cow is observed. The cow is sign of prosperity and wealth. In the evening Laxmi the goddess of wealth is thanked for all the benefits that were bestowed the families by lighting oil candles or lamps on door ways and window to welcome prosperity and well being Laxmi puja famous At night the girls enjoy dancing and visiting all the houses of the village They collect money from all the houses by singing an dancing an share the sweets and money amongst themselves.

Deepawail second days called kukar puja

Deepawail second days called kukar puja is the day of the dog . The guard at yama’s gates and also the vehicle of the fearful god Bhairab is Worshipped on this day . A red tika is put on a dog’s forehead a garland is put around itches and delicious food is offered to him. The idea behind the great honour conferred on and the welcome accorded to dogs one this day is that dog, the gate keeper of narak or hell i. e. Death’s kingdom may ease and smoothen the soul’s passage to the he there world to receive yama’s result ..

The first day of the festival is called kag Tihar

Tihar also know as Deepawali in terai county of Nepal is a five days long Hindu festival celebrated in Nepal .

The first day of the festival is called (kag Tihar) kag Bali is the day of the crow .A crow can bring good as well as bad massages. Generally, when it crow atop the house and tree in a sweet voice mainly in morning hours . It is believed that it is a signal or a pre –information of the advent or arrival of guest. The house wiver feed the crow with small special dishes. On the very first day before feeding the members of their own family .The crows with a hope that crow will biting only good messages hot bad ones.

Bhaktapur

Bhaktapur is the third largest city in the Kathmandu valley. The city was once the capital of Nepal throughout the great Malla Kingdom from the 12th to the 15th century.http://www.himalayastrek.com

Bardia National park

Bardia National park

   The Bardia National park is the largest and most undisturbed protected area in the Terai and is home to scarce Royal Bengal tiger and Nepals famous one horned rhinoceros. The national park located in the mid western district of Bardia, is bordered by River Babai flows right though the parks .

Hanuman Dhoka

Hanuman Dhoka is a complex of structures with the Royal Palace of the Malla kings and also of the Shah dynasty in the square of central Kathmandu, Nepal. It is spread over five acres . original Maha Vishnu Temple in the square, which housed this image, was destroyed in the 1934 tremor. Other structures in the courtyard are: the meeting Chamber of the Malla kings in the northeast corner, the throne of the Malla kings in an open verandah and portrait of the Shah Kings.