Nepal Jatra

Celebrating the Vibrant Festivals & Cultural Heritage of Nepal

Jatra refers to the grand street festivals and chariot processions deeply rooted in Nepal's cultural and religious heritage, especially among the Newar community of the Kathmandu Valley. These colorful celebrations feature masked dances, music, elaborate chariots, and rituals that bring communities together in joy and reverence.

Featured Jatras

Indra Jatra

Indra Jatra (Yenya Punhi)

One of the biggest festivals in Kathmandu, honoring Lord Indra with the living goddess Kumari's chariot procession and sacred masked dances.

Bisket Jatra

Bisket Jatra

Celebrated in Bhaktapur for Nepali New Year, famous for chariot tug-of-war and the raising of a victory pole.

Rato Machhindranath

Rato Machhindranath Jatra

Nepal's longest chariot festival in Patan, honoring the god of rain and compassion.

Gai Jatra

Gai Jatra (Sa Paru)

Festival of humor and remembrance with cow parades and satirical performances.

Ghode Jatra

Ghode Jatra

Horse racing festival in Tundikhel celebrating victory over a demon with military parades.

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