Tihar, also known as Deepawali  or Yamapanchak , is one of the most anticipated and colourful festivals in Nepal. Celebrated over five days, this festival lights up Nepalese homes with thousands of traditional oil lamps ( diyas ) and fills the entire country with a magical atmosphere. When is Tihar celebrated in Nepal ? Tihar usually takes place in October or November, according to the Nepalese lunar calendar. In 2025, the festival begins on October 19 and ends on October 23,

Small machine made bowls of different sizes Tibetan singing bowls come from the Himalayas. Their deep sound and resonant vibrations echo through both body and mind. They soothe, balance, and awaken vital energy. Today, these ancient instruments are used around the world for meditation, therapy, and rituals uniting tradition and modern well-being. An ancient heritage serving the present These bowls are rooted in Nepal and northern India. They were once used for ceremonies, of

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Une brève explication du célèbre festival Holi au Népal et de son histoire.