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TREKKING IN
FESTIVAL TREK |
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Nepal is knows as full
of festivals of the country. It is said
that every other structure is a holy
shrine and every other day a festival.
Festivals are an essential part of
Nepalese life that garners tremendous
local participation. Festivals also
offer visitors a valuable opportunity
not only for having fun but gaining
insight into various aspects of Nepalese
culture. The religious festivals follow
the lunar calendar. |
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Wherever or whenever you arrive
in Nepal, you can be pretty sure of being the right time
for one or more special events.- |
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Major Trekking Routes
of Festival Trek |
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Teiji Festival at
Mustang
The region of Mustang has long, rich and
complex history that makes it one of the
most interesting places in Nepal. The
early history of Lo is shrouded in
legend, myth and mystery, but there are
records of events in Lo as early as the
8h century. It is quite likely that the
Tibetan poet |
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Duration :
22 days Max.
Altitude : 0000 m. Season :
May |
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Mani-Rimdu Festival
2006 (Evereast Region)
Sherpas celebrate many ceremonies in the
region, including marriage ceremonies,
Funerals, manning of a child, driving
out evilspirits, obtaining Sonam (Merit)
and other offerings to be made in the
name of the local gods. |
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Duration :
19 days Max.
Altitude : 0000m. Season :
Sept - Oct, Mar -Apr |
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Saga- Dawa Festival (Tibet)
Festival will take place at Tarboche on
the first day of trekking. This is the
most important festival of Mt Kailash,
celebrating the enlightenment of Buddha.
It takes place every year at full moon
of the fourth lunar month. A giant
flagpole is ritually taken down and the
prayer flags are changed for |
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Duration :
22 days Max.
Altitude : 0000m. Season :
June (Mar/Apr/Sept) |
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