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IntroductionNepal is a country rich in diverse cultures, religions, ethnicities, and traditions. Every household carries traditions and values passed down through generations. However, today’s busy lifestyles, urbanization, technological advancements, and modern thinking have brought significant changes to Nepali homes. Yet, these changes have not completely displaced traditional practices. Rather, there is an ongoing effort to […]

IntroductionIn Nepal, buying a house or property is not just a financial decision but also a culturally, spiritually, and socially significant event. Traditionally, selecting an auspicious muhurat (astrologically favorable timing) for the purchase is believed to bring prosperity, peace, and long-term success. The selection of muhurat takes into account planetary positions, tithis (lunar dates), nakshatras […]

Sohra Shraddha, also known as Pitru Paksha, is not merely a ritual—it is a sacred opportunity to express reverence, respect, and gratitude toward our departed ancestors. According to traditional beliefs, during this period, ancestors visit the homes of their descendants and expect offerings of water and food. Satisfying them is believed to bring happiness, peace, […]

Introduction Children’s Day in Nepal is celebrated every year on Bhadra 17 (mid-September). This day symbolizes respect, rights, and welfare of children. Schools, communities, and government organizations organize special programs to provide children with opportunities for education, health, sports, and overall development. Children’s Day is not just a celebration but also a day to contribute […]