The hidden secrets behind Indrajatra

The hidden secrets behind Indrajatra

Indra Jatra is a vibrant festival celebrated in Kathmandu, Nepal, marking the end of the monsoon and honoring Lord Indra, the god of rain and heaven. The festival features colorful processions, masked dances, and the chariot procession of the Living Goddess, Kumari. It is a time of great cultural significance, blending Hindu and Buddhist traditions, and draws large crowds to witness the lively street celebrations, rituals, and traditional performances that symbolize gratitude for the harvest and prayers for future prosperity. However, the title wants to generalize this festival to whole Nepal but since it is widely famous in Kathmandu city, we highlighted by its name hope you understand us.

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Timestamps:

00:00 - Intro
00:50 - Introduction & History of Indrajatra
03:23 - How is Indrajatra celebrated and why ?
06:24 - Mystery Behind Lakhe dance and Bhairab
09:45 - cultural significance and its importance for Newari community
10:50 - Things you need to know about indrajatra and Outro with wish

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Presenter: Rijan Thapa
Research: Tilak Aryal, Anish Bhattarai, Bipin Kazi Basnet, Shalin Timalsina , Nishan Upadhyaya Paudel
Script: Tilak Aryal, Anish Bhattarai, Bipin Kazi Basnet, Shalin Timalsina
Video edited by: Rijan Thapa
Thumbnail by: Rijan Thapa

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