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21/04/2023

“A mother is your first friend, your best friend, your forever friend.”

18/04/2023

CALL FOR STALLS!!
Showcase your products at the Baneshwor Bazaar by Naya Baneshwor Center.
Call us at 9801362311 or 9801362312 for further details.
Charges start from Rs. 500/- for two days.
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15/04/2023

12/04/2023

Enjoy this New Year 2080 at Naya Baneshwor Center!

12/04/2023

10/04/2023

New Year 2080 is around the corner and yes! The Season of Sale is here!

07/04/2023

02/04/2023

The beauty of the world lies in the diversity of its people.”
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29/03/2023

LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE AT NAYA BANESHWOR CENTRE !!!
Naya Baneshwor Center is an up-and-coming commercial hub which is located in the main Naya Baneshwor junction which resides branded retail shops, cooperate offices, electronics hub, food court, and two theatre cinema halls to top it all off.
BOOK YOUR SHOP TODAY!!
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26/02/2020

Holi
(The Festival of Colors)

March 09, 2020,

Holi is a very colourful and playful festival. It is celebrated in the Terai on one day and in Kathmandu and the hill regions on the next day. People smear coloured powders on their friends, relatives and family members and throw coloured water and water balloons. It’s important not to take any valuables out with you on this day, unless they are sealed in a plastic bag!

19/02/2020

Maha Shivaratri

February 21, 2020,

Shivaratri’ means the ‘Night of Lord Shiva’. Devout Hindus bathe early in the morning and fast on this day, then visit Shiva temples. The best place to witness the festival is at the Pashupatinath Temple of Kathmandu, where thousands of Sadhus (Hindu holy men) and smoke ma*****na and hashish, considered dear to Lord Shiva. People also drink Bhang, a drink made by mixing ground nuts, spices, herbs and extracts of ma*****na into milk.

24/01/2020

Basanta Panchami
January 30, 2020,
Devotees worship goddess Saraswati, the goddess of knowledge and creator of arts, education and music. Basanta Panchami also marks the end of winter and the beginning of spring.

31/12/2019

Abiding the lunar calendar Tamang, Magar, Gurung and other Himalayan communities of Nepal celebrate Tamu Lhosar as their New Year during the month of December. Monasteries are attractively adorned with colorful decorative items.

People take blessings from monks for their progress, prosperity and happiness. Each home raises a flag on top of its roof. A party is organized at home and invitations are forwarded to relatives and friends. Delicious food, music and dance become the essence of party. Greetings and gifts are exchanged.

29/12/2019

Wishing you all the very best for this New Year, Let all of the issues melt in the Fire of Candles and all of the Good things come into your life.

25/12/2019

From all of us at Aunti Travels Family, wishing you...

19/12/2019

This festive season is so much more than Christmas parties and gift giving. May your Christmas be filled with the true miracles and meaning of this beautiful time.
Merry Christmas from Aunti Travels Family!!

01/12/2019

YOMARI PUNHI
12th December 2019
Yomari Punhi is a harvest festival celebrated by the Newari people. The festival gets its name from Yomari, fresh-harvest rice sweetmeat, prepared especially during the festival and enjoyed by all.
People of the Kathmandu Valley offer worship to Annapurna, the Goddess of Grains, for the rice harvest on this full moon day. According to the legends Suchandra and Krita, a married couple, first experimented with fresh yield of rice from their field at present day Panauti in ancient times. And what took shape turned out to be known as Yomari.
Groups of kids go to the neighborhood to requesting for Yomari cakes from housewives in the evening. Sacred masked dances are performed in the villages of Harisiddhi and Thecho at the southern end of the valley to mark the festival.