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Glimpse into the East Nepali traditonal Culture | Gaijatra Festival | BijayaLimbu Gaijatra, also known as the Cow Festival, is a vibrant and cherished celebration in Eastern Nepal, especially in the hilly regions. Held during the month of August, Gaijatra is marked by lively parades featuring traditional costumes, music, and dance. The festival honors the deceased and is believed to help the souls find their way to the afterlife. Families who have lost loved ones participate by dressing in costumes and organizing processions with decorated cows and effigies. The streets come alive with festive performances and a joyous atmosphere, reflecting the community's deep-rooted cultural and spiritual heritage. Hello Namaste everyone this is Bijaya Limbu From East Nepal. If you're interested in Nepali culture, then this video is for you! We'll explore the village life, customs and traditions, and see how they live their lives. This is a fascinating and unique way to learn about Nepali culture, and it will give you a glimpse into the everyday lives of the village people! Thanks and don't forget to like and Subscribe to the channel. Thank you so much... Instagram :   / bijayalimbu282   Facebook :   / bijayalimbu11   YouTube :    / @bijayalimbu   Our other videos: Harvesting Cardamom | Part 1 -    • Harvesting Cardamom | Part 1 | Bijaya...   The Rural Life but Peaceful and Beautiful | Nepali Village -    • The Rural Life but Peaceful and Beaut...   Harvesting Organic White Radish | Village Documentary -    • Harvesting Organic White Radish |  Vi...   Village Lifestyle | East Nepal | Ramitey -    • Village Lifestyle | East Nepal | Ramitey   Traditional Village Lifestyle | Very Friendly in East Rural Nepal -    • Traditional Village Lifestyle | Very ...   Beautiful Festival Culture in the Rural Nepal -    • Beautiful Festival Culture in the Rur...