Happy-Tihar
Happy Tihar 2081: Celebrating Tradition and Togetherness
As the glow of Tihar lights up every home, the heart wanders to fond memories of this joyous festival. Whether in Nepal or abroad, the spirit of Tihar rekindles a connection to our past, filling the air with nostalgia and warmth.
A Festival of Light and Harmony
In Eastern Nepal, the Kirat Limbu community celebrates Tihar as Balihang Tangnam, honoring the legacy of King Bali. The festival echoes themes of peace and selflessness through the songs and traditions passed down for generations. This connection to King Bali’s sacrifice reminds us of the unity and harmony that festivals like Tihar represent.
Cherishing Nepali Culture
Tihar is a vibrant expression of Nepali culture. From Deusi-Bhailo, where songs of joy and prosperity are sung, to the thrilling rides on the Linge Ping, Tihar is a time when hearts are light, and spirits are high. These customs make Tihar a truly unique celebration, bringing together people of all backgrounds to honor tradition and create lasting memories.
Welcoming Tihar with Open Arms
This year, let’s welcome Tihar 2081 with the same enthusiasm and gratitude as always. Let the flickering lamps remind us of the light within, and the garlands of marigolds bring beauty and blessings to every home.
Let’s cherish these moments of togetherness, remembering our roots while sharing the joy of Tihar with loved ones near and far.
A Heartfelt Tihar Wish
As Tihar graces our homes once more, may it bring happiness, health, and harmony to everyone. Let’s celebrate the Happy-Tihar-2081 by embracing the traditions that make this festival so special.
Wishing you all a warm and joyful Tihar!
