HARITALIKA TEEJ , WOMEN'S FESTIVAL IN NEPAL

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Thank you so much @AriMar . I am doing my best to share the things from my country to the world.

I am happy thay you liked it.

Namaste

Niraj

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@NirajBhusal , this is why I love Local Guides Connect. I get to read interesting posts and learn about other cultures and their holidays.

Your photos are amazing! Did you know the color “red” means happiness and good luck for the Chinese. Brides wear “red” too.

Thanks @ErmesT for tagging me.

Cheers,

Karen

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Hello @NirajBhusal

Thank you for sharing these wonderful Teej 2075 celebrations.

It is excellent in all the detailed information, along with these fabulous pictures here of all the colourful beautiful traditional dresses and dance ceremonies, and the top Google Photos album as well.

Very interesting and super to see all the happy faces and joy from everyone there. It is so lovely to know as @HiteshPapaniya and

@KarenVChin say about Red

as s symbol colour for Love and happiness. It is a great experience to share the sights lines of ladies in red outfits as a part of the ceremony for success for their husband’s and future love too

Join the fun @NatalkaR ,

@LaxmiG , @KlaudiyaG , @SarahKa , @NunungAfuah and

@SovitaD

With warm regards

@Justine2807

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Wonderful post @NirajBhusal

Thank you for sharing with us.

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Wow @KarenVChin Then something is similar between China and Nepal.

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Thank you @Justine2807

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Thank you @AbdullahAM

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Nice

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Hi @NirajBhusal !

An incredible detailed post. I have learned a lot about the Hartalika Teej :)))

The photos are fantastic, congratulations!

I love the dresses :))) If one day I will go to Nepal I will buy one :wink:

Thank you very much @ErmesT for tagging me :))))

Good Morning from the South of Spain,

ALejandra.

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Namskar… @NirajBhusal

Nice Post…

Thanks for Sharing this Beautiful Photos of Hartalika Festival…

We Indian Specialy Maharashtrian Are Also celebrate this Haratalika…

That’s why I Relate with this Post …

Thanks and regards From Mumbai

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Wonderful to learn more about your culture @NirajBhusal Lovely presentation.

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Thanks for nice photos and good information. i really hope to see Nepal