Nepal's customs and habits

Promulgation date of parliamentary declaration: May every year 18.

* * * and National Day: May 28th every year.

Desai Festival: Also known as Desai Festival and Ten Victory Festival, it is the largest annual festival in Nepal. It's June, 10, *** 15 days, 7 days off.

Eid al-Adha in Luoyue: A ritual activity held to worship the goddess Duga, including offering sacrifices to goats and buffaloes.

Naga Panchami Festival: People will visit Naga, a snake god who symbolizes the control of wind and rain, and a portrait of Naga will be posted on the door to wish peace.

Diwali: It lasts for five days and is the second largest festival in Nepal. According to custom, the first day is called Crow Day. Have the habit of worshipping crows and preparing food for crows. On the second day of Lantern Festival, dogs are fed and worshipped. On the third day, I worship cows during the day and worship the god of wealth at night. On the fourth day, I visited the bull. The fifth day is Brothers' Day. Brothers and sisters point red dots and give gifts to each other. Women in Nevard must get married at least twice in their lives. When they grow up to 7-9 years old and have not yet left their childhood, the sacred first marriage comes. This kind of marriage is called "fruit marriage" and its wedding is called "Yixi". Interestingly, the married groom is not a man, but a "bell fruit" carefully selected by the girl's parents-the so-called "bell fruit" is nothing more than the fruit of the local "bell tree" and belongs to a turquoise nut.

In the custom of Nevard, the "fruit wedding" is often a group wedding. Although I only married a madman, the ceremony of "Yixi" was solemn and not sloppy at all. At the ceremony, parents, relatives and friends get together. Girls who are "getting married" put on the brightest saris and light auspicious "Zhu Shazhi" in the middle of their foreheads. In order to express blessing, the bright red "cinnabar" even dyed the little bride's black hair red, and some girls tied a paper handkerchief with a picture of "Sun God" on their heads, which means "Sun God".

After dressing up, under the auspices of the priest, the girls should salute Bego and her parents one by one to show the establishment of marriage. After the wedding, parents will wrap the "groom" in a piece of red cloth, and the girls will cherish this "groom" all their lives.

"Remarriage" is still the words of a matchmaker, the fate of parents. After the parents of both men and women are engaged, the families of both sides will carry out a "blind date ceremony", that is, the man will bring 10 Penang, a box of powder and two sets of new clothes to the woman's house as a meeting gift. After the "blind date ceremony" ceremony, the man's family can begin to choose an auspicious day to prepare for the wedding.