Festive buzz across Nepal as New Year begins
With the New Year falling on a Monday and being a public holiday, people across the nation are celebrating with joy and enthusiasm.
KATHMANDU: A festive atmosphere has taken over the country as Nepal welcomes the first day of the New Year, marked according to the Nepali calendar.
With the New Year falling on a Monday and being a public holiday, people across the nation are celebrating with joy and enthusiasm.
In the capital, Kathmandu, popular spots like Rani Pokhari and Ratna Park are bustling with activity as both domestic and international tourists gather to celebrate the occasion.
Families and friends are seen enjoying the day by visiting religious and touristic sites, sharing delicious meals, and meeting loved ones.
According to the Nepali calendar, the New Year begins on the 1st of Baisakh and holds a special place in Nepali culture, symbolizing new beginnings and renewed hopes.
The pleasant weather of the spring season has further boosted domestic tourism, encouraging more people to step out and travel.
Meanwhile, Janakpurdham—an ancient cultural hub and the capital of Madhesh Province—is also witnessing a significant influx of devotees and tourists, adding to the nationwide celebratory spirit.
