09.16.07
Rishi Panchami
By Rajesh KC
Rishi Panchami is celebrated by women, particularly in the hill region and the plains of Terai. Rishi Panchami falls a day after Teej. Though the way Teej is celebrated may differ according to different geographical regions, the festival holds a deep and moral significance among Hindu women. The festival is important because it is the time when Hindu women express how much devoted they are to their husbands.
Teej falls in August/September and women of all castes, class and culture celebrate it merrily. In the morning of Teej, women prepare themselves for fasting, while in the afternoon they sing, dance and worship Hindu deity – Lord Shiva. It is believed that when pleased Shiva, in return, will bless their spouse with long life. Women, clad in beautiful red saris and jewelry, visit Lord Shiva™s temples to make offerings.
Rishi Panchami festival is also associated with women, and women on this day worship Sapta Rishi (seven saints). It is believed that worshiping Shapta Rishi, they ask forgiveness for any sin committed during their monthly periods throughout the year. In Hindu religion, menstruation is taken as a symbol of impurity and women are not supposed to take part in religious practices during their periods. Thus, it is believed that Rishi Panchami is the occasion to wash off one’s impurity of the whole year. The rituals seem peculiar but women practice it happily.
On this day of the Shravan full moon, stars other than the planets are worshipped. In Vedic times it was believed that the spirits of certain departed great sages of the earth were believed to inhabit certain stars, the most famous being the constellation Ursa Major i.e. the seven brightest stars of the north (The Great Bear). Later, the seers became identified with the stars they inhabited. The seven worshipped on Rishi Fifth are – Kasyapa, Atri, Bharadvaja, Visvamitra, Gautama, Jamadagni and Vashishta. Rishi Panchami (Seers fifth) is also observed on Bhadrapada sukla fifth as Atonement.
All pictures are taken in Kumbheswore of Patan.
All pics by Rajesh KC
Sudip Adhikari, Chaukidanda, Bhojpur, Nepal. said,
September 17, 2007 at 00:22
Either Teej or Rishi Panchami, these are common festivals in Nepal. Teej festival is became now the best time to voice for equal women rights same as men in Nepal. Good to see pics and great job Rajesh jee.
suntale said,
September 17, 2007 at 01:35
Something colorful! Thats intresting!!
Dear friend, Dublin, Ireland said,
September 17, 2007 at 02:47
Hats off to all our Nepalese Cheli for giving the continuity to our relegion. We all should respect & follow our culture , relegion & the tradition except some superstition which creates the Discrinination & the extremism in the society such as, Jaat bhaat thing, & Daijo thing . Otherwise We are proud to be Nepalese Hindu & we are equaly proud to be respectable to all relegion unlike the other country. Our tradition & the culture is the strongest in the world but its somehow pity that with the changing nature in the dirty Politics in our country, will our culture , relegion or tradition in Danger??? We shouldn’t let anyone to overcome our culture.Long Live our Nepal.
Tika bilasi said,
September 17, 2007 at 03:33
‘jun goruko sing chhaina usaiko nam tikhe’ jun desko logne manchheharule swasnimanchheharuko khi ijjat didaina, badhhi manasik-saririk yatna dinchha tehi deswma poiharuko etro puja? kahi nabhaeko jatra hadi gauma bhaneko saed ehi hola.
Abhinav Pandey/ Lincoln, NE said,
September 17, 2007 at 03:42
Rajesh Dai,
Keep the good work rolling.
Look forward to getting more snapshot coverage on the upcoming Dashain, and Tihar.
Abhinav Pandey
Japan, Hokkaido said,
September 17, 2007 at 04:33
Our pride and happiness as weell as NEPALI dignity is only Nepali best Hindu culture. One nation, one Nepali, one voice and one aim of Nepal that is Nepali culture.
Forget any dirty politics but always rember our best culture.
Long live Nepali Didibaiharu.
Thank you Falano, for best photos.
ctcwebmanager, Japan.
Raj/Melbourne said,
September 17, 2007 at 05:09
Great Snapshots! Thanks again for sharing them!!
nanda pun , wincherter virginia usa said,
September 17, 2007 at 05:47
gorgious pictures, reminds me of my past days, spent in nepal having lots of fun with frens and all . really miss it alot ……thanks for the pictures … well done .. keep it up
sydney said,
September 17, 2007 at 07:24
Thanks heaps Rajesh ji, this is wher i spend my all childhood in kumbeshwor n grew up, it’s a beautiful small place with all the God n Goddess, proves nepal as land of diversity n culture, n patan best known for its finest tradition of arts and crafts and its rich cultural heritage. We all nepalese should get together and send a MESSAGE for our country people who are still fighting against each other than protecting our beautiful heritage that we have….. HOW LONG THIS WILL LAST IF WE DON’T ACT NOW???
Nepal said,
September 17, 2007 at 09:35
I’m very happy that U R prafemance
Ram B. Chhetri,Virginia,USA said,
September 17, 2007 at 10:52
Beautiful pictures which speak much louder and better than the words.Nepal ’s rich culture,tradition and religious harmony is something to be proud of in this beautiful land of diversity.
Thank you.
Ishwor said,
September 17, 2007 at 11:10
Namaste KC Ji sanu islade ma basi Aaphnu desako riti ribaj lai herna pauda i ma so happy from Seychelles dhanewad.
Dharma & Sita Niraula U.S.A.(Chicago,Il) said,
September 17, 2007 at 11:31
Rajesh Bhai,
You have done good job.But I think Your effort had not complited. You have
collected the picture of Rishi panchami only one place of Kumbeshwor(Patan) only. In my view You did not take shot of photo in Pasupatinath area,Teku(Pachali) & other places.In next time You do not repeat the mistake.
With Best Regards
DharmaBir Niraula
Sita Niraula
U.SA.(Chicago,Il)
new delhi said,
September 17, 2007 at 11:41
thikai chha
ek damai thikai chha…….
ramsiya said,
September 17, 2007 at 13:07
nice photos i missed all those teej n panchami when i was in nepal. i really missed these festival.
keep it up dai
Devendra (Australia) said,
September 17, 2007 at 13:56
What good about Teej? Aah … have lots of food before Teej day (dar kahane). and fasting on Teej. If you could, celebrate teej without having dar (just normal food). cause dar is just like eating food of two hungry people by one woman. If she wants to blessed by god, feed to hungry people. because i think god doesn’t ask any one to go for fasting and eat too much before fasting.
Even though, the pictures are good and precious. good job.
RAM KUMAR ,barconola said,
September 17, 2007 at 16:51
I PROUD OF OUR CULTURE WE HAVE CONTINUE EVER FORVER
bodhraj subedi ( new Delhi) said,
September 17, 2007 at 17:00
Thanks for this update got to know our culture bit more rituals such as thses are the gems of nepali culkture and they should be retained forever but at the same time we too have to work for raising the overall status of women in the country.
J Chumi, KTM said,
September 17, 2007 at 17:13
Rajesh Dai, Your picture full filled my desire when I see your nice picture of Teej in phalano. Com. Thank you very much. I hope you will also attention on festivals of Kathmandu valley along the short description. I look forward until next festival.
baluraj bista india pune said,
September 17, 2007 at 20:17
rajesh dai namaskar you bautiful photos.I see your picture of teej in phalano.com.thank you very much.
siru,israel said,
September 17, 2007 at 20:34
thanks brother,
i missed my country very much in this festival but after looking these nice pictures.i feel i am in nepal with all my friends n family.Really its a great job.
Prakash London said,
September 17, 2007 at 22:02
Thanks, though its not your best..please keep up the good job.
Prakash
London said,
September 17, 2007 at 22:55
It is great to see the contrast of colourful Teej with the semi-nude clothes the ladies were on the streets of Kathmandu. It just makes on wonder how long such festivals like this will remain in our not just politically but also culturally fast depleting country. Good efforts to put the Pictures. B. Giri
CHHABI RAM LAMICHHANE. ABUDHABI.U.A.E. said,
September 18, 2007 at 01:10
hello rajesh dai your the best because reley you slacket good pick…..so all the best and send more thang .
Madhur Lamsal said,
September 18, 2007 at 06:45
This one of the great tradition and culture of Nepal . Lets not limitize it with in BAHUN and Chetri community .What we should see , the real ethics behind RISHI PAnchanmi is LOVE , DEVOTION ann TRUST what ladies show for their man . Each man should also feel the depth of it and try to reciprocate accordingly .
You are always good to capure the theme of the title ,RAJESH JI. Thats nice .
newyork said,
September 18, 2007 at 07:58
hey rajesh daaai,,,lttle kowledge is dangerous bhanne ukhaaan taa sunu naai bhako hola haina raa,,testaai little knowledge bokeko saathi tika bilasi le k bhujnu paryo bhane sabaai naari haru mero desh maaa poie ko kuttai khayera baseko chhainan,,nepal ko culture ko kunaai pani books maaa heryoo bhane naari haru ko samman naai gareko paaainccha chhae aama bahinee yaa didi jo bhaye pani,,, yaha usa maa taa naramro kaam garne haru chaan bhane nepal maa hunu thulo kuraa hainaa so jun field maaa gyaaan naai chhainaa tyooo field ko indra jasari comment nagaridinu holaa,,this is a great festival and our culture,,,,you’ve done terrific job on your part rajesh daaai,,,keep it on…thanks
bipin,/dallas texas said,
September 18, 2007 at 08:04
wow,bro i am jealous of your job so studying journalism here in usa,,,nepali culture
,,,,good job daaai pharke paachi wish i could join you
Dipak khanal Taiwan, Tainan said,
September 18, 2007 at 11:09
Dipak (Deep) Tainan, Taiwan
Hi, Mr. KC.
Thanks, for new update again. whatever u update that makes us great feeling of our country.even though. dirty political is there, and topic of Teej or Rishi panchami is one of the great opportunity for women to explor thier feelings through singing. which is relly nice for them.
omkumar, Texas said,
September 18, 2007 at 14:28
well , i got a chance to see the festival of TEEJ .. Badhai chha
every body know your work is better than other keep it _up
Chandra Pun/K.S.A. said,
September 18, 2007 at 16:52
Rajesh ji, you are doing Good Job……!
All the pictures you posted on the Phalano.com site, really have addressed our Nepalese culture and great festival. I am thinking that if we can modify the way we write or call to Nepalese festival instead of Hindus Festival that will be more appropriate word for all. You can see that many of none Hindus People are also celebrating it. So I suggest, great name to call forever “Nepalese Festival”. Please carry on your great work all the way¦¦¦¦ Happy Teej & Rishi Panchami ¦..!
Vinod Pangeni (Dubai) said,
September 18, 2007 at 18:07
What a greet job keep it up
Thanks
usha said,
September 18, 2007 at 19:14
Thankx for the photos.
ma ta yehi photo ko parkhaima thiyen , afule manauna napaye pani arule manayeko herera ramailo bhayo
thanx once again
kuwait said,
September 18, 2007 at 19:54
Rajesh ji again thank you very much…………..I can say …litle little .our women community are effected by fashion during those said …festival…..who knows who doing fasting and suffering for their husband.I can frely they were enjoying much much……….and there will be no such….word if we really appreciate for our mothers ..sisters…………….blesh for all of us…we should take it on positive way…
rajbarsinga thapa kuwait. said,
September 18, 2007 at 20:07
great job rajesh ji….we should not forgot our culture,tradition and religion…..we should be PROUD with our CHELIS………………….God bless….
Calgary canada said,
September 19, 2007 at 00:09
its like womens are spending their time for development work thats interesting
Lalbabu Pd Kushwaha, San Jose, CA, USA said,
September 19, 2007 at 02:46
WELL DONE, GREAT JOB
I PROUD OF OUR CULTURE AND HINDU DHARMA
THANKS,
arjun adhikari , devghat tanahun said,
September 19, 2007 at 06:52
photo ramro sanga collect garnu vayeko ma rajesh ji lai dherai dherai badai 6 ani aagami din ma pani yesto gardai janu hune6 vanne asha liyeko chu bye arjun.
Sanjay Sah said,
September 19, 2007 at 12:06
Hi Rajesh,
Really this picture flash back to my home town, nice job this appreciate.
Deepak / Warsaw, Poland said,
September 19, 2007 at 14:26
Wow! jati here uti heru heru lagne tapaiko Kala… Jaha gaye pani maan ta mero Nepali ho. Gr8 work but some how I feel the missing part in your photographes. Didn’t u 4get the PashupathiNath & pachali? Well nepal ko dhungedharo ma pani bageko dekhe desh le dherai pragati gari sakeko jasto cha! Dashain ma ghar jana napaye pani Rajesh ji ko Kala herera chitta bujhaune kosis nirnaye liyeko chu.. waiting for dashin N tihar pics.
Lavi Chhetri (Lahachowk) said,
September 19, 2007 at 18:59
Hi,
Mr. Rajesh Ji,
These are beautiful photoes and always you have done well i always appreciate to your job. Even we are in abroaded peerson but we can see the latest what you have sent to all.
Thanks and keep continue in future
Lavi Chhetri (Lekh)
At present (KSA.)
BalKrishna said,
September 19, 2007 at 19:22
I thought I just returned from kumbheshor after seeing the pics. Really nice pics.
Keep it up. I appreciate your work. And thank you for the glance of my hometown.
Bal, China
BHUMI SHWOR SUNAR said,
September 19, 2007 at 20:15
photo ramro sanga collect garnu vayeko ma rajesh ji lai dherai dherai badai 6 ani aagami din ma pani yesto gardai janu hune6 vanne asha liyeko chu bye Bhumi Shwor Sunar
Manoj Lamichhane, chiang mai Thailand said,
September 19, 2007 at 21:42
Beautiful pictures ! Colours speak beautiful a language !!
Bishwa/USA said,
September 20, 2007 at 00:05
Do other Non Brahmin Nepalis also celebrate Teej ? I have never seen Magar,Rai,Limbu, Tamang,Sherpa,Newar celebrating Teej ? I am just curious not trying to sound racist ?
Bishu Dahal,California,U.S.A. said,
September 20, 2007 at 06:23
Good Job Rajesh k c Ji,
your PHALANO.com is very nice for us.Even we are in usa still we fill like we are in Nepal.
Thanks a lot.
Bishu Dahal U.S.A.
kaju said,
September 20, 2007 at 10:08
dai.
ekdamai ramailo pics malai ekdamai ramailo lagyoo yestai yesati dashain ra tiharko pani rakhnu la………………………
कुलदिप ढकाल,तारुका-६,नुवाकोट(हाल्:=यू ए ई) said,
September 20, 2007 at 12:21
Dear Rajesh Jee, This Rishi Panchami’s pictures are really nice & I don’t have words to say more about your pictures here. Today I can sure to I got a chance to see the festival of Rishi Panchami (TEEJ ) to see after these pictures, in Dubai. Rajesh jee, keep it up………………………
Thanks & Best Regards
Kuldip, Dubai(greenkul@yahoo.co.in),(00971503453248).
Kuwiat City said,
September 20, 2007 at 16:08
Nice collections Keep it up
padam G.C.(USA) said,
September 21, 2007 at 05:28
Really a good job,
Thanks for the snap shots like these so that we can feel of being in Nepal even currently in United States.
chitra kandel DUBAI said,
September 21, 2007 at 09:06
MR RAJESH U R DOING SUCH A GOOD JOB. THANKS FOR NICE PHOTO &HOPPING MORE BEST PHOTO IN OUR GREATEST FESTIBAL DASHAIN.
India Indore(mp) said,
September 21, 2007 at 12:20
Dear Rajesh Jee, This Rishi Panchami™s pictures are really nice & I don™t have words to say more about your pictures here. Today I can sure to I got a chance to see the festival of Rishi Panchami (TEEJ ) to see after these pictures, in Dubai. Rajesh jee, keep it up¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦
Thanks & Best Regards
seesan gurung. maidstone UK said,
September 21, 2007 at 15:27
picures speaks thousand words…….. impressive… i luv it …..
bishnu mani bhattarai london said,
September 21, 2007 at 18:25
hi rajesh nowdays most of nepalies people are forgetting it and accepting foregin festival so in that case u try allot to promote our festival,now days most of young people are in abroad so they cann’t found when and which festival is going on,hw it is celebreating by nepales people.in that case we get more information about our great festival.relly this picture takes me to my country and i missing allot
when i saw this picture i cry by remembering my festival,country,friends,and relatives.so i hope in future u will provides more information about all festival.
lonce again lots of thanks
madhab regmi malaysia said,
September 22, 2007 at 06:17
very nice picture .
Chhewang Sherpa Boston usa said,
September 22, 2007 at 08:51
Thikai chha tara aru chad lai pani yestai manneta dinu parchha, mero matra ramro ra ma thulo banne bhabana rakhnu hunna kinaki we all Nepalese people and there are so many religion not only Hindu and Buddhist
jeevan Dubai said,
September 23, 2007 at 00:57
hi this time u photo is not good before one is good. now u put u mother phot may be ha so no no no no good very bad
Malaysia said,
September 23, 2007 at 09:30
Rakesh shrestha ( jhor kathmandu)(Hal Malaysia)
Hi,
Rajesh Dai Iam verry happy
\ because Malaysia basar pni afno saskrity hern payako chu.
PURNA CHALISE BANGKOK THAILAND said,
September 23, 2007 at 16:24
Thanks heaps Rajesh ji, this is wher i spend my all childhood in kumbeshwor n grew up, it™s a beautiful small place with all the God n Goddess, proves nepal as land of diversity n culture, n patan best known for its finest tradition of arts and crafts and its rich cultural heritage. We all nepalese should get together and send a MESSAGE for our country people who are still fighting against each other than protecting our beautiful heritage that we have¦.. HOW LONG THIS WILL LAST IF WE DON™T ACT NOW???
PURNA B.CHALISE
BANGKOK THAILAND
Sultan city said,
September 23, 2007 at 18:48
Hi every one what happening in Nepal its seems like bhanda kuti Khelauna when i was child first photo and looks people happy any way and what’s going on future of Nepal don’t look on yourself also look others view point share with others suffering poor people.
Kalyan Nepal, north bay said,
September 25, 2007 at 01:08
Teej has always facinate. May be it is because of my Birth Day. But Nepali women singing Teej song had always touch my deeper feeling. I like the way they express their emotion through song. And the picture definetly bring my Memory. And i am always proud of my religion and Culter. Thanks for bringing the picture. It is great.Thanks
robin/maldives,male said,
September 26, 2007 at 16:20
thax RAJESH KC G
Nirvana said,
September 27, 2007 at 22:04
Nice pictures…
I appreciate that some Nepalese are giving continuity to our tradition. Also I
think, it is the time to bring alteration in Nepalese women conditions. Even it is hilarious I am with Mr. Tika Bilas. True!
Even though I am in the free country like the U.S. , some Nepalese people (including women) are trying to keep me inside false notion of our culture.
jo manche america ma aayera illegal kaam gariracha ani aafno swasni ra bacha lai nadekheko 8 barsa bhaisakyo, ani jo manchele aru nari ko ijjat garna jandaina tyahi manche le arulai aafno culture samjhauna khojcha. so funny…poor mentality.
dilu khanal texas usa said,
September 28, 2007 at 05:53
beautiful country .nice dance .dam leader not to good
raj barcelona spain said,
September 30, 2007 at 01:39
wow good good.
to see but the woried thing is this time is not to be happy at this moment in nepal this kinds of fastival only for reach people hey .
beter help for poor people who don have a any thing.
nepali women are stupid coz they are shoing we are reach
wirieng alot of gold and thing like this .
when nepal will change hope one day the poor and reach people are seame lavel.then is beter .
Mina, Ohio said,
September 30, 2007 at 08:38
Very thanks. Pictures are wonderful. We are very proud of having such a culture in Nepal. We can tell we are very colorful not only celebrating our festivals but also having beautiful country. But now I am wondering how long we can keep these cool things with us if political parties keep on fighting each other. God bless our beautiful country.
Leela Bastola said,
October 1, 2007 at 13:38
Nice pictures¦
I appreciate that some Nepalese are giving continuity to our tradition. Also I
think, it is the time to bring alteration in Nepalese women conditions. Even it is hilarious I am with Mr. Tika Bilas. True!
Even though I am in the free country like the U.S. , some Nepalese people (including women) are trying to keep me inside false notion of our culture.
Thanks,
Leela
dallas said,
October 2, 2007 at 05:39
feels like being in nepal…thumbs up !! great job…
Kathmandu said,
October 2, 2007 at 22:27
Another example of how religion and cultural norms are used to repress women and make them be subservient to men…what the hell do men do to express their devotion to their significant other…
omagh uk said,
October 4, 2007 at 02:46
very very nice pictures. thats our culture.save it dosen’t matter where we r in the world.
thanks rajesh g……
it remaind our culture , family & country too…..
krishna ,prema ,
kawasoti,nepal [now omagh,uk]
dong cindy china said,
October 5, 2007 at 09:50
i like nepalese culture teej. but the women need to change some thing about their life. they need to come out from the housework. women need to change themselves, women also can do the work same as the men. In China, most of the wife and husband will do the work and the housework together.
dipak titung tamang,morang said,
October 5, 2007 at 17:38
hi rajesh je,
thank you for nice pic.really teej is the great festival to meet the married sisters.although i am not a hindu religiously but our family celebrate it.my sister RITA come on that day with niece-riya and nephew-rupesh.really it makes happy in our family.celebrate all.
thank you!
Nepali chelee, USA said,
October 7, 2007 at 13:33
I like these pictures. First of all, I like to thank Rajesh who took all of nice pictures and put them in web. However, I don’t celebrete teej although I like these pictures.
Anyway how lucky Nepalese men are? Women worship for thier husbands’ long life wow wow. Hay Nepali gays what do like to do for your wives long life?
tek raj pandey said,
October 8, 2007 at 12:48
thanks for the picture .i want to tell haapy teej i like nepalese culture teej. but the women need to change some thing about their life. they need to come out from the housework. women need to change themselves, women also can do the work same as the men. In China, most of the wife and husband will do the work and the housework together.
I appreciate that some Nepalese are giving continuity to our tradition. Also I
think, it is the time to bring alteration in Nepalese women conditions. Even it is hilarious I am with Mr. Tika Bilas. True!
Even though I am in the free country like the U.S. , some Nepalese people (including women) are trying to keep me inside false notion of our culture.
jo manche america ma aayera illegal kaam gariracha ani aafno swasni ra bacha lai nadekheko 8 barsa bhaisakyo, ani jo manchele aru nari ko ijjat garna jandaina tyahi manche le arulai aafno culture samjhauna khojcha. so funny¦poor mentality.
Jitendra from Australia said,
October 11, 2007 at 06:06
it’s good for all we nepalese .we should develop new technologies in our country.bye
indra b.chand.malaysia said,
October 14, 2007 at 08:15
rajes sir
please u can take bring my vlages also same to pitchre. we r greatfull with u,thanku.
my vlage in surkhet matela 4
Deepak pd bhusal said,
October 14, 2007 at 15:26
REALLY IT IS INTERSTING PHOTOS OF TIJ .I AM HAPPY AND IT IS GOOD FOR WE ALL NEPALESE PEOPLE.WE ALSO LOOK THIS PHOTOS ALL AROUND THE WORLD SO THAT I THINK WE ARE IN A SAME PLACE AND SHARING THE FESTIVALS.OK AGAIN BEST OF LUCK FOR COLLECTING THESE BEUTIFUL PHOTOS.
bishnu niure(chennai) said,
November 15, 2007 at 19:42
dear rajesh k.c ji derai ramro cha.
Ganesh and Kalpana-kentucky,USA said,
November 19, 2007 at 01:03
Thankx for a lot to Rajesh KC. Very Very beautiful picture of different festivals and culture.Thankx too Kantipur and Phalano.com.
raj kumar said,
November 20, 2007 at 16:56
Hi
this is nice
Devi Lal Shrestha From Jamaica said,
December 5, 2007 at 08:00
Thank you very much for remind our festival and our coulter to everyone who are far from home but when i show this picture really i feel i am not far from my country because i am in Jamaica here i did not meet any one from nepal anyway thanks once and keep it up.
Sardam Thapa, Dubai, U.A.E. said,
December 5, 2007 at 20:35
Thank you very much for reminding our festival and our coulter to everyone who are far from home but when I show this picture really I feel that I am not far from my country because I am in Dubai here.
Thanks once and keep it up.
Done a wonderful job!
Dipendra dev Gautam doha Qatar said,
February 23, 2008 at 23:13
this is very nice festival. i like this festivals .
raju khatri dubai said,
February 24, 2008 at 15:03
biutiful ghar ko yad aundai cha
rudra bhattarai,khotang said,
March 2, 2008 at 15:32
these picture showing our culture and our festivle.is our property.i wis to rajesh kc.he is a our famous camara men.he is best person.i like a risipanchami chad.every hindu women they fasting and praying in temple then they enjoing a singing and dancing.
subarna gaire"yatree" hyatt regency hotel dubai said,
March 30, 2008 at 21:12
thanku so much reminding our festivals and our cultaure and they are fasting one day ,pray in the temple the are enjoy and singing and danching very nice keep in heart,
thanks
dinesh from malaysia said,
May 11, 2008 at 14:34
oh really of set our culture bes we need to convert to jamana
menuka karki/lagankhel said,
May 16, 2008 at 06:20
hi
oh really of set our culture bes we need to convert to jamana
khem sharma/indira nagar lucknow india said,
May 18, 2008 at 16:02
intresting pic. rajeshji pls provide pic of ridi bazar to burtibang and nishi khola. thanks& welldone!
rasmita goldcoast said,
May 27, 2008 at 09:13
ek dum ghar ko and banglamukhi mai ko samjana aairacha miss u banglamukhi mata
mamata germany said,
May 30, 2008 at 00:30
very nice picture.thyanks a lot of.
narayan anjaan (Dubai) said,
June 10, 2008 at 20:01
Didi, bahini,ama bhaju haru sabai geet gayera jham jham nacheko khub yaad aairaheko cha yo photo haru dekhda nepal ma nai ralmaliyeko jasto lagcha..aafno desh lai jhan miss gareko chu…………
Raj B. B. Budapest Hungary said,
June 26, 2008 at 12:49
Mero Pyaro Desh Nepalma jati ramro riti ribaaj chha, yasto kahi pani chhaina
yaha nari harule afno shreemaan lai puja gardachhan, shreemaan lai sabai chij
samjinchhan, barshama ak choti aaune Shiva Ratrima nari harule dinvari afno pyaro shreemaan ko lamo aayuko lagi bihaaandekhi khana pani nakhaar Roja
baseka hunchhan, sathai kuwari nariharule Ramro ramro shreemaan paunakolagi shivaji ko upashana garekodekhinchha, He ! mero pyaro deshka Nariho sadhaivari yastai garnu,sadhaivari deshko itihaas nabhulnu, yahi ramro lagchha, sabai shreemaanle pani yastai afni shreemati sathai her naariko ramro
ijjat dinu pardachha, yahimero afno bhanai chha, B.Raj Bhattarai Budapest,Hungary
kashiraj and dhurba malaysia said,
September 5, 2009 at 19:29
thanks for nice pictures, our house is tamghas 7 sota near of vetenary now really we r missing our home country,pl let us see tamghas than temple and aurjun dada of photo,
ratna gautam australia said,
September 18, 2009 at 20:35
thank you for giving chance to see our nepal and its culture . i miss bangala mukhi thanks
goma n/y said,
December 19, 2009 at 00:09
thanks for reminding our culture .Im in us when i watch thic pictures i think i was in Nepal
Suvash Basnet, India said,
February 9, 2010 at 17:16
Thank’s Rajesh, Beautiful photo’s
kismath/louisvilly said,
February 10, 2010 at 22:47
hi i m kismath can u send me some photo of bhutnese refugee
gambhir gm Iraq said,
March 20, 2010 at 09:44
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