Brothers Day Nepal at Louise Giovanni blog

Brothers Day Nepal. The last day of tihar is dedicated to brothers and sisters and is known as bhai tika or bhai puja. ‘bhai’ in nepal means brother. Tihar, the colorful festival in nepal, is a heartfelt celebration of siblings' unbreakable bonds. The final day of tihar has sisters putting tika on their brothers’ foreheads to secure for them a long and happy life. The sisters recite auspicious ‘mantras’ (chants), put a ‘tika’ (red colour mark) on their brother’s forehead and also exchange gifts with them. For the protection of brothers from all evil and to pray for their long lives, bhai tika is celebrated. “bhai” in nepali means younger brother, and refers to brother in general. On the last day (november 2nd), the bond between brothers and sisters is celebrated through a beautiful ritual. Among its radiant lights and joyous customs, bhai tika, a day devoted to siblings, lies at its. The fifth day is brothers’ day when sisters put tika on their brothers’ foreheads and give blessings. This tradition is based on the story of a hindu goddess who did the.

This tradition is based on the story of a hindu goddess who did the. “bhai” in nepali means younger brother, and refers to brother in general. Tihar, the colorful festival in nepal, is a heartfelt celebration of siblings' unbreakable bonds. The final day of tihar has sisters putting tika on their brothers’ foreheads to secure for them a long and happy life. Among its radiant lights and joyous customs, bhai tika, a day devoted to siblings, lies at its. The last day of tihar is dedicated to brothers and sisters and is known as bhai tika or bhai puja. The sisters recite auspicious ‘mantras’ (chants), put a ‘tika’ (red colour mark) on their brother’s forehead and also exchange gifts with them. The fifth day is brothers’ day when sisters put tika on their brothers’ foreheads and give blessings. For the protection of brothers from all evil and to pray for their long lives, bhai tika is celebrated. ‘bhai’ in nepal means brother.

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Brothers Day Nepal Tihar, the colorful festival in nepal, is a heartfelt celebration of siblings' unbreakable bonds. “bhai” in nepali means younger brother, and refers to brother in general. ‘bhai’ in nepal means brother. The last day of tihar is dedicated to brothers and sisters and is known as bhai tika or bhai puja. Tihar, the colorful festival in nepal, is a heartfelt celebration of siblings' unbreakable bonds. The fifth day is brothers’ day when sisters put tika on their brothers’ foreheads and give blessings. On the last day (november 2nd), the bond between brothers and sisters is celebrated through a beautiful ritual. The final day of tihar has sisters putting tika on their brothers’ foreheads to secure for them a long and happy life. For the protection of brothers from all evil and to pray for their long lives, bhai tika is celebrated. This tradition is based on the story of a hindu goddess who did the. The sisters recite auspicious ‘mantras’ (chants), put a ‘tika’ (red colour mark) on their brother’s forehead and also exchange gifts with them. Among its radiant lights and joyous customs, bhai tika, a day devoted to siblings, lies at its.