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Experiance of tihar   In india tihar is also known as dipawale. Deepawali means the festivals of lights. On the first day, we worship crow. On the second day, we worship dogs. On the third and fourth days, we worship the cow and ox respectively. The cow is the symbol of Laxmi. The fifth day is Bhai Tika. A sister worship brothers, gives  multi colored tika and flowers garlands to her brother.s Tihar is also popular for deusi and bhailo music. We go to different neighbors to sing deusi and bhailo. Like this, tihar was also celebrated with parents. Tihar should long last so that there will be good relation between brothers and sisters.

Experiance of dashain

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                   Experience of Dashain Dashain is the one of the main festival of our country Nepal. It is also called Durga Puja. It takes place in the month of Ashwin and Kartik. It is celebrated for 15 days.This festival is celebrate by hindu. All the students experience will be very nice of dashain. Like this my dashain experience was also very nice. Dashain was wonderful with my family. We went to village to celebrate dashain with grandparents. .It make the student happy    Like this, my dashain was celebrated. It was wonderful experience. The 15th day of dashain is Kojagrat Purnima. It is end of Dashain.

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Teej

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Teej as irresistible festival of Nepal is comparatively know as the country of graceful festive land, where more than 10 overwhelming festivals are celebrated by local people in a year and those festivals do its warm reception according to new and changing seasons. In the context of Nepal, this Teej festival is sensationally celebrated by Nepalese Hindu women all over the country and on the other hand it is known as festive of dancing, singing and as well totally crimson red, where specially married women arrays themselves with deep red dresses with bangles and ornaments. This major festival especially held in sanctified place like Pashupatinath temple the abode of lord Shiva where the women’s and girl be engaged in dancing and singing Teej songs. The massive adorer of lord Shiva and their outstanding singing and dancing almost held at home too. After the great devotion and all the day devout activities it’s the time of come to an end in the evening ,in which the devotee eat some fr...

My father

My father name is Ram Mahat. My father is like my true friend. I always receive so much love and affection from him. He looks after me and cares for me like no other. My father will always be strict with me  because he wants the best for me . It is because he loves me  that he want me to be a good person with all the good values and high morals. I share a very special bond with my father. I try to reciprocate the love he has for me.  I can never repay a father for all that he does for me but I can definitely show my  love and care for him. He is 45 years old. He is a teacher. He is very clever. He loves me very much.And I also love him very very much.                 💕 Love u so much baba😍                            Lots of love💕💕

RAKSHA BANDAN

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                  RAKSHA BANDAN                Raksha Bandhan, also Rakshabandhan, or simply Rakhi, is an annual festival centred around the tying of a thread, bracelet or talisman on the wrist as a form of bond and ritual protection Raksha Bandhan is the festival that celebrates the bond of love between brothers and sisters. 'Raksha' means protection and 'Bandhan' means bound. Thus 'Raksha Bandhan' means the 'Bond of Protection'. On this day, Sisters tie a special band on their brothers' wrist as a mark of affection. This thread is called the 'Rakhi'. The brothers in return takes a lifelong vow to protect their sisters. On the day of Raksha Bandhan, brothers and sisters reaffirm their pious bonds of affection.  This festival symbolizes care for not just our own sisters but also women in general. This festival does focus mainly on the brother-sister relation but that doesn’t mean it is...