Biska Jatra : A fusion of tradition and uniqueness

Biska Jatra is one of Bhaktapur’s most popular festivals. The aesthete considers it to be one of the city’s most valued festivals, with both cultural and historical significance.

People welcome Basanta, or spring, through this Jatra, which is held in mid-April. Biska Jatra is the largest jatra celebrated in Bhaktapur. It is celebrated for eight nights and nine days, is also known as the Chyacha Gunhuya Jatra, which translates to “eight-night and nine-day jatra.”

This jatra is also known as Bisket Jatra.

This might be the craziest festival that you have ever seen. The craze of people for this festival is just indescribable. Just to attend this festival, thousands of people from different parts of the country gather at Bhaktapur. There will be this many people that you can’t even surmise.

It feels like the whole city is desolate and all people are in the streets of Bhaktapur.

 

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Token of Love

This is Nepali Wooden Showpiece with Traditional Hanging Oil Lamp. This Token of Love can be perfect gift items for special guests in seminars, events, and other occasions. Material: Wooden and brass Panas For home and office Table Decor Decorative and lightweight Unique and attractive design Token of Love for Guest, Awards, Party Celebrations, Ceremony, Appreciation Gift.

 

 

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Bhaktapur Festival 2024 (भक्तपुर महोत्सव २०८१)

Bhaktapur Mahotsab 2024 (भक्तपुर महोत्सव २०८१)

The Bhaktapur Municipality is planning a Five- day Bhaktapur Festival (भक्तपुर महोत्सव) that will take place from Mangshir 28, 2081, to Paush 2, 2081(December 13-18).

This information was provided during the Bhaktapur Mahotsav 2081 main committee meeting, which was presided over by Sunil Prajapati, the municipality's head and the main committee chairman.

According to some, the purpose of Bhaktapur Mahotsav (Bhaktapur Festival 2024) is to introduce the world about Bhaktapur's unique and historic art, culture, festival, and way of life.

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