Tihar, What are the 5 days of Tihar?

Tihar is the second largest festival in Nepal. The 5-day festival will be held in September or October. Every day for 5 days is dedicated to living things. The first day is dedicated to birds, crows. The next day is dedicated to a dog, a very good human pet. Cow on the third day, cattle on the fourth day and cattle on the fourth day, day 5 is brothers and sister's days.

This festival shows how people in Nepal are evaluating other creatures. The festival also shows the cultural significance of animals and birds in Nepal.

On that day, the food was sent to the crows and worshiped. Crows are believed to bring news to people. They adore the bird and say that it only brings good news

Scientifically speaking, in addition to traditional beliefs, crows benefit farmers as they save the crops by devastating destructive insects. Crows are also an important part of ecology

On the second day, Nepalese dogs were worshiped. Dos is considered one of the most faithful livestock. Traditionally, dogs have been left at home to protect their families from bad guys. Dogs usually sweep thugs and thieves, it is also a good friend of the owner.

The third day is a special day for holidays. On the same day, the goddess of wealth of Lakshmi was worshiped. On the same day the house was cleaned and decorated with flowers and light. Laxmi likes the light of her house and she goes to a house that looks attractive. Safety and wealth are worshiped, food is offered to the goddess, people play cards that day

The young people, especially the girls, sing a song of Bairi and dance from home to home. The owner of the house provides food and money to the group. This song is as follows:

The fourth day is a cow's day. On the same day, the people of the Newa community organized a self-cultivation ceremony called Mha Pooja. In this case, people celebrate themselves by worshiping themselves and eating special foods and drinks. The Newark community celebrates their new things on the same day.

Like a girl in Gettyjar, the boy sang Deusi from home to home on Tihar's 4th day. A special song and dance program was completed by a group of people, one of which issued a statement and the others added "Deusi Re"

Today, in some groups, artists play music and dance. Homeowners offer money and food to performers

Tihar's last and most important day was Bhai Tika. On the same day, the sisters gave Tika their brothers to do the same for their sisters. Brothers offered gifts and gifts to their sisters to provide their brothers with food.

I believe that our sisters will help our brothers in a favorite situation. Taika is believed to guarantee brothers safety and longevity

Tihar 's festival began with Kagtiha, or worshiped the crow. Kag Tihar is also known as Kaag Tihar, Kag Puja, Kaag Puja, Kag Pooja, or Kaag Pooja. Since Kag Tihar is the first day of the Tihar festival, Bhai Tika is the last day of this famous festival. Tihar celebrates on 5th. The main day of Tihar / Deepawali is Laxmi Puja Day. It is the third day. The next day is Kukur Tihar or Kukur Puja. This means the day of worship of the dog. The fourth day is Govardhan Puja, a cow or cow worship day. It is also known as Gai Tihar or Cow Puja.

On the fourth day of Tihar there are three different known pujas depending on the cultural background of the people. On this day the cattle are mainly worshiped by offering various foods. It is observed as Goru Tihar or Goru Puja (worship cattle). Following Vaishnavism run Govardhan Puja which is the cult of the Govardhan Mountains. Cow dung is considered a mountain representative and is worshiped. Also that night, Mha Puja (self worship) was held in most Newark communities. This day is seen as the beginning of the calendar year of the new Nepalese Sambat.

About Tihal: Nepal's festival Tikal has many names such as Dipawali, Bhai Tika, Laxmi Puja. Tyhar worships various animals such as crows, dogs, cows, worshiping the goddess of wealth (goddess Lakshmi), while cooking, this is a 5-day festival that arrives soon after the Darshin festival. When eating at home, brothers and sisters buy gifts, skip kites, decorate homes and streets, play cards with friends, rest and relax, and finally mark a forehead a special temporary mark on the forehead I will finish the festival.