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Buying Marigold Flowers for Tihar Deepawali festival and Newari New Year in Kathmandy Royalty Free Stock Photo
Lanterns at Tihar Deepawali festival and Newari New Year in Kathmandy Royalty Free Stock Photo
Oil lamps at Tihar Deepawali festival and Newari New Year in Kathmandy Royalty Free Stock Photo
Oil lamps at Tihar Deepawali festival and Newari New Year in Kathmandy Royalty Free Stock Photo
Rangoli at Tihar Deepawali festival and Newari New Year in Kathmandy Royalty Free Stock Photo
Marigold flowers and Goddess Lakshmi`s footprints at the entrance of the house. Kathmandy Royalty Free Stock Photo
Food stall at Tihar Deepawali festival and Newari New Year in Kathmandy Royalty Free Stock Photo
Marigold Flowers for Tihar Deepawali festival and Newari New Year in Kathmandy
Rangoli at Tihar Deepawali festival and Newari New Year in Kathmandy Royalty Free Stock Photo
Rangoli at Tihar Deepawali festival and Newari New Year in Kathmandy Royalty Free Stock Photo
Marigold Flowers for Tihar Deepawali festival and Newari New Year in Kathmandy Royalty Free Stock Photo
Marigold Flowers for Tihar Deepawali festival and Newari New Year in Kathmandy Royalty Free Stock Photo
Marigold Flowers for Tihar Deepawali festival and Newari New Year in Kathmandy Royalty Free Stock Photo
Marigold Flowers for Tihar Deepawali festival and Newari New Year in Kathmandy Royalty Free Stock Photo
Rangoli at Tihar Deepawali festival and Newari New Year in Kathmandy Royalty Free Stock Photo
Tihar, also called as Diwali or Deepawali, ranks second only to Dashain in Nepal. It usually takes place in Nepali Kartik month Octorber to November in Solar Calendar and continues for five days. During this festival, people will honour crows, dogs, cows as well as Laxmi, the goddess of wealth and luck. As numerous candles and festive lanterns will be lit up for the Goddess of Laxmi, Tihar is also well-known as the festival of lights.


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