Holi

It’s Nepal's most colorful and joyful festival, which lasts seven days. This festival comes from the fairy tale that the banshee Horry was burned to ashes, and is also therefore known as "Horry Festival." During the festival, familiar members can put pink powder on each other’s faces or heads to express their mutual blessing; and even strangers walking on the streets can also throw pink power to each other. In recent years, people not only throw pink powder at each other but also use water guns, balloons and other items filled with red liquid. So If you are poured so heavily as to become a drowned rat, do not get angry, because red color is regarded by the Nepalese as a symbol of good luck.

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Time: Time: March in the Gregorian calendar(late November in the Nepalese calendar)