Nepal is not only known for its Himalayas but also very popular for its unique culture, tradition, and religious festivals. There are more than 50 festivals celebrated in Nepal each year. While the national festivals have fixed dates, religious and cultural festivals are set by astrologers following the lunar calendar. The best part about the festivals in Nepal is that all the events are celebrated with the same enthusiasm and in large numbers the way they used to be hundreds of years ago when people had no other means of entertainment. Even today festivals are not only the yearly spectacles but also part of a rich cultural legacy. Celebrating festivals effectively unites people having diverse cultural backgrounds together and this is also a chance to share their social lives. Although most of these festivals are religious some have historical significance too. Most Nepalese festivals are related to different Hindu and Buddhist gods and goddesses and they are celebrated on such days divine for them by religion and tradition.
For the Buddhist pilgrims Mani Rimdu and Dumji festivals trek in the Everest region and the Tiji festival trek in Mustang have been very popular today. Festivals of Hindus are Dashain, a festival of lights which is the most magnificent festival, Holi, the festival of colors and the main Shamanism Festival is celebrated in sacred Lake Gosainkunda of Langtang Region during Janai Purnima in the month Bhadra (August) Full moon day. Buddhist festival treks in Nepal and gorgeous and they reward travelers with a chance to observe real and ideal Tibetan Buddhist religion, culture, and authentic festivals in the Himalayas along with breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains. These festivals attract many Western tourists and hotels and flights are sold out months in advance to organized vacationers group. Anyone wishing to visit Nepal during these fascinating festivals should plan and make their tour preparations well in advance. We, Guide in Himalayas operate the best festival trekking tour throughout the year in Nepal.