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19 Mar 2026
Nepali revelers participate in the annual ''Paha Chahre'' chariot festival, praying for good health and protection from calamities, as they parade the idols of deities in an ancient city square of Kathmandu, Nepal, on March 19, 2026. The idols of Ganesh, Bhairav, Bhagwati, and Ashta Matrika are revered with a special chariot procession in the old marketplace of Ason in Kathmandu. In the local Newa: language, ''Paha'' means guest and ''Chahre'' means Chaturdashi. This day is also called ''Pishach Chaturdashi.'' There is an ancient tradition of celebrating the Chaturdashi of Chaitra Krishna Paksha with joy and excitement in the Newa: community.
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19 Mar 2026
Nepali revelers participate in the annual ''Paha Chahre'' chariot festival, praying for good health and protection from calamities, as they parade the idols of deities in an ancient city square of Kathmandu, Nepal, on March 19, 2026. The idols of Ganesh, Bhairav, Bhagwati, and Ashta Matrika are revered with a special chariot procession in the old marketplace of Ason in Kathmandu. In the local Newa: language, ''Paha'' means guest and ''Chahre'' means Chaturdashi. This day is also called ''Pishach Chaturdashi.'' There is an ancient tradition of celebrating the Chaturdashi of Chaitra Krishna Paksha with joy and excitement in the Newa: community.
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19 Mar 2026
Nepali revelers participate in the annual ''Paha Chahre'' chariot festival, praying for good health and protection from calamities, as they parade the idols of deities in an ancient city square of Kathmandu, Nepal, on March 19, 2026. The idols of Ganesh, Bhairav, Bhagwati, and Ashta Matrika are revered with a special chariot procession in the old marketplace of Ason in Kathmandu. In the local Newa: language, ''Paha'' means guest and ''Chahre'' means Chaturdashi. This day is also called ''Pishach Chaturdashi.'' There is an ancient tradition of celebrating the Chaturdashi of Chaitra Krishna Paksha with joy and excitement in the Newa: community.
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19 Mar 2026
Nepali revelers participate in the annual ''Paha Chahre'' chariot festival, praying for good health and protection from calamities, as they parade the idols of deities in an ancient city square of Kathmandu, Nepal, on March 19, 2026. The idols of Ganesh, Bhairav, Bhagwati, and Ashta Matrika are revered with a special chariot procession in the old marketplace of Ason in Kathmandu. In the local Newa: language, ''Paha'' means guest and ''Chahre'' means Chaturdashi. This day is also called ''Pishach Chaturdashi.'' There is an ancient tradition of celebrating the Chaturdashi of Chaitra Krishna Paksha with joy and excitement in the Newa: community.
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19 Mar 2026
Nepali revelers participate in the annual ''Paha Chahre'' chariot festival, praying for good health and protection from calamities, as they parade the idols of deities in an ancient city square of Kathmandu, Nepal, on March 19, 2026. The idols of Ganesh, Bhairav, Bhagwati, and Ashta Matrika are revered with a special chariot procession in the old marketplace of Ason in Kathmandu. In the local Newa: language, ''Paha'' means guest and ''Chahre'' means Chaturdashi. This day is also called ''Pishach Chaturdashi.'' There is an ancient tradition of celebrating the Chaturdashi of Chaitra Krishna Paksha with joy and excitement in the Newa: community.
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19 Mar 2026
Nepali revelers participate in the annual ''Paha Chahre'' chariot festival, praying for good health and protection from calamities, as they parade the idols of deities in an ancient city square of Kathmandu, Nepal, on March 19, 2026. The idols of Ganesh, Bhairav, Bhagwati, and Ashta Matrika are revered with a special chariot procession in the old marketplace of Ason in Kathmandu. In the local Newa: language, ''Paha'' means guest and ''Chahre'' means Chaturdashi. This day is also called ''Pishach Chaturdashi.'' There is an ancient tradition of celebrating the Chaturdashi of Chaitra Krishna Paksha with joy and excitement in the Newa: community.
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19 Mar 2026
Nepali revelers participate in the annual ''Paha Chahre'' chariot festival, praying for good health and protection from calamities, as they parade the idols of deities in an ancient city square of Kathmandu, Nepal, on March 19, 2026. The idols of Ganesh, Bhairav, Bhagwati, and Ashta Matrika are revered with a special chariot procession in the old marketplace of Ason in Kathmandu. In the local Newa: language, ''Paha'' means guest and ''Chahre'' means Chaturdashi. This day is also called ''Pishach Chaturdashi.'' There is an ancient tradition of celebrating the Chaturdashi of Chaitra Krishna Paksha with joy and excitement in the Newa: community.
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19 Mar 2026
Nepali revelers participate in the annual ''Paha Chahre'' chariot festival, praying for good health and protection from calamities, as they parade the idols of deities in an ancient city square of Kathmandu, Nepal, on March 19, 2026. The idols of Ganesh, Bhairav, Bhagwati, and Ashta Matrika are revered with a special chariot procession in the old marketplace of Ason in Kathmandu. In the local Newa: language, ''Paha'' means guest and ''Chahre'' means Chaturdashi. This day is also called ''Pishach Chaturdashi.'' There is an ancient tradition of celebrating the Chaturdashi of Chaitra Krishna Paksha with joy and excitement in the Newa: community.
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19 Mar 2026
Nepali revelers participate in the annual ''Paha Chahre'' chariot festival, praying for good health and protection from calamities, as they parade the idols of deities in an ancient city square of Kathmandu, Nepal, on March 19, 2026. The idols of Ganesh, Bhairav, Bhagwati, and Ashta Matrika are revered with a special chariot procession in the old marketplace of Ason in Kathmandu. In the local Newa: language, ''Paha'' means guest and ''Chahre'' means Chaturdashi. This day is also called ''Pishach Chaturdashi.'' There is an ancient tradition of celebrating the Chaturdashi of Chaitra Krishna Paksha with joy and excitement in the Newa: community.
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19 Mar 2026
Sunita Dangol, Acting Mayor of Kathmandu, participates in the annual ''Paha Chahre'' chariot festival in Kathmandu, Nepal, on March 19, 2026. The festival involves praying for good health and protection from calamities while parading the idols of deities in the ancient city square. The idols of Ganesh, Bhairav, Bhagwati, and Ashta Matrika are honored with a special chariot procession in the old marketplace of Ason in Kathmandu. In the local Newa: language, ''Paha'' means guest and ''Chahre'' means Chaturdashi. This day is also known as ''Pishach Chaturdashi.'' The Newa: community traditionally celebrates the Chaturdashi of Chaitra Krishna Paksha with joy and excitement.
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19 Mar 2026
Balinese youths carry a large statue around a village in Klungkung Regency, Bali, Indonesia, on March 18, 2026. The Ogoh-Ogoh parade takes place on the eve of Nyepi. The giant statue symbolizes negative traits to ward off disaster, purify the environment, and expel evil spirits from the village. The parade is held before Nyepi, a day of silence during which people are prohibited from leaving their homes, working, and lighting fires or lamps for 24 hours, dedicated to silence, self-control, self-reflection, meditation, and introspection to achieve inner balance and harmony.
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19 Mar 2026
Balinese youths carry a large statue around a village in Klungkung Regency, Bali, Indonesia, on March 18, 2026. The Ogoh-Ogoh parade takes place on the eve of Nyepi. The giant statue symbolizes negative traits to ward off disaster, purify the environment, and expel evil spirits from the village. The parade is held before Nyepi, a day of silence during which people are prohibited from leaving their homes, working, and lighting fires or lamps for 24 hours, dedicated to silence, self-control, self-reflection, meditation, and introspection to achieve inner balance and harmony.
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19 Mar 2026
Balinese youths carry a large statue in Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia, on March 19, 2026. The Ogoh-Ogoh parade takes place on the eve of Nyepi celebrations. The giant statues symbolize negative traits to ward off disaster, purify the environment, and expel evil spirits from the village. The event is held before Nyepi, a day of silence during which people are prohibited from leaving their homes, working, and lighting fires or lamps for 24 hours, dedicated to silence, self-control, self-reflection, meditation, and introspection to achieve inner balance and harmony.
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19 Mar 2026
Balinese youths carry a large statue in Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia, on March 19, 2026. The Ogoh-Ogoh parade takes place on the eve of Nyepi celebrations. The giant statues symbolize negative traits to ward off disaster, purify the environment, and expel evil spirits from the village. The event is held before Nyepi, a day of silence during which people are prohibited from leaving their homes, working, and lighting fires or lamps for 24 hours, dedicated to silence, self-control, self-reflection, meditation, and introspection to achieve inner balance and harmony.
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19 Mar 2026
Balinese youths carry a large statue in Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia, on March 19, 2026. The Ogoh-Ogoh parade takes place on the eve of Nyepi celebrations. The giant statues symbolize negative traits to ward off disaster, purify the environment, and expel evil spirits from the village. The event is held before Nyepi, a day of silence during which people are prohibited from leaving their homes, working, and lighting fires or lamps for 24 hours, dedicated to silence, self-control, self-reflection, meditation, and introspection to achieve inner balance and harmony.
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19 Mar 2026
Balinese youths carry a large statue in Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia, on March 19, 2026. The Ogoh-Ogoh parade takes place on the eve of Nyepi celebrations. The giant statues symbolize negative traits to ward off disaster, purify the environment, and expel evil spirits from the village. The event is held before Nyepi, a day of silence during which people are prohibited from leaving their homes, working, and lighting fires or lamps for 24 hours, dedicated to silence, self-control, self-reflection, meditation, and introspection to achieve inner balance and harmony.
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